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Butler University's basketball program has assembled a new-look squad for the 2026‑27 season, guided by head coach Ronald Nored and highlighted by a top‑grade reconstruction from The Athletic.
Boston College announced the appointment of Braima Samati as an assistant coach for the men's soccer program, highlighting his three years of volunteer service and prior head coaching roles.
Hockey East announces its 2025‑26 Men's All‑Academic Team, honoring 218 student‑athletes across the conference, with Boston College leading the way.
The agreement, worth $30 million over three years, positions Post among the highest‑earning alumni from Boston College and could reshape his role in the NBA.
Goaltender Grace Campbell has committed to a one‑year deal with the Toronto Sceptres, bringing a distinguished collegiate résumé and a shot at a renewed rivalry in the Professional Women’s Hockey League’s newest expansion.
Grace Campbell, the standout goaltender from Boston College, has agreed to a Standard Player Agreement with the Toronto Sceptres of the PWHL, extending a growing pipeline of former Eagles into the league.
On July 2, the Harwich Mariners stepped onto Fenway Park’s historic grass, joining a cherished Cape Cod League tradition that lets summer collegiate talent feel the pulse of a major‑league ballpark.
Taylor Wenczkowski, a two‑time Isobel Cup champion and former University of New Hampshire captain, has joined Boston College as an assistant coach, bringing a wealth of playing and developmental experience.
Ten members of the Boston College men's hockey team have been selected for the 2025-26 Hockey East All-Academic Team, highlighting a rare combination of athletic commitment and scholarly achievement.
Sixteen Boston College women's hockey student‑athletes were named to the 2025‑26 Hockey East All‑Academic Team, with Grace Campbell and Kara Goulding earning Distinguished Scholar honors.
With the arbitration filing deadline passed, teams lock in player statuses, signings like Cole Chandler and Pavel Mintyukov ripple through rosters, and the Boston Bruins unveil their offseason calendar.
After a quiet first year at Boston College, Dean Letourneau surged to 39 points in his sophomore season, earning praise from coaches and teammates and positioning himself for an NHL future.
The Mariners secured a walk-off win over the Anglers, highlighted by key contributions from Miller, Albanese and James, and now turn their focus to a Tuesday showdown with the Cotuit Kettleers.
The Avalanche’s development camp featured a mix of skill work and game‑like scenarios, with several young players catching the eye ahead of the September Rookie Tournament in San Jose.
Virginia Tech and Miami meet in a pivotal ACC football clash on November 21 at Hard Rock Stadium. Miami's top‑ranked defense and offense, led by quarterback Darian Mensah and a host of high‑profile transfers, pose a formidable challenge for the Hokies, who are seeking to end a multi‑year winless streak against their rivals.
On October 9, 2026, the Seminoles travel to Louisville for a pivotal ACC matchup, a game that could shape the trajectory of both teams' seasons.
The 2026 schedule pits Virginia Tech against a mix of modest crowds and electric stadiums, testing the new coaching staff's mettle across the country.
With the early signing window fast approaching, Illinois prospects are pledging to Power Four programs at an unprecedented rate, while notable transfers reshape local rivalries.
Andre Gasseau's recent two‑year contract with the San Jose Sharks marks a homecoming for the California native, linking him with former teammate Will Smith and a roster being reshaped around 2026 Olympic All‑Star forward Macklin Celebrini.
The Nittany Lions' safety position blends breakout talent, seasoned veterans, and promising newcomers as the 2025 roster takes shape.
A preview of Boston College’s offense for the upcoming season highlights quarterback Mason McKenzie’s potential and the inexperience of the wide receiver group.
With key departures and new recruits, the Nittany Lions’ secondary is poised for transformation as the 2026 season approaches.
From Michigan and Michigan State rivals to top NHL picks, the Nashville Predators' development camp reveals how college hockey is reshaping the league's talent pipeline.
The Seattle Kraken's development camp highlighted breakout performances from late-round prospects, including Loke Kranz, Michael Annborn and William Tomko, who are now poised for higher levels of competition.