
Leach Takes on Expanded Coaching Role at Bowling Green State
Leach, a Central Catholic alumnus and former Michigan State assistant, is set to enhance player development and strategy for the BGSU Falcons.
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Leach, a Central Catholic alumnus and former Michigan State assistant, is set to enhance player development and strategy for the BGSU Falcons.

Ben Wozney, a 25‑year‑old defenseman and Bowling Green alumnus, has signed with the Rapid City Rush for the 2026‑27 season after a top‑scoring stint in France.

Rapid City Rush adds defenseman Ben Wozney, 25, who spent last season as Nantes' top-scoring blue‑liner in France's Division 1, bringing collegiate experience and international exposure to the team.

Bowling Green State University will host Tennessee Volunteers on September 15, 2029, in a high‑profile non‑conference game that offers a $1.3 million payout and sets the stage for future marquee matchups.
After seven seasons that produced a 158‑53 record and two state tournament appearances, Tom Marker, a sixth‑grade math teacher, has retired from coaching to concentrate on his education career.

The University of Cincinnati women's soccer team opens its 2026 campaign on August 12 against Eastern Kentucky at Gettler Stadium, featuring a full slate of 18 matches, free home games and national ESPN+ coverage.
Brownsburg High School is gearing up for its third consecutive Class 6A state championship, with star players returning and new coaching appointments shaping the upcoming season.

After six seasons at the helm, head coach Matt Fannon will step down following the 2026 campaign, marking the end of a tenure that reshaped Iowa State women’s soccer.

BGSU announced the hiring of Jason Koehler, a seasoned USHL scout with a proven record of developing NHL talent, to lead scouting and player retention efforts amid shifting college hockey eligibility policies.

The Bowling Green State University men’s soccer team enters 2026 with a revamped lineup, key returning leaders and a slate of exhibition and conference matches designed to test its resilience.

Bowling Green State University’s women’s soccer program enters the 2026 campaign with high hopes after a 2025 season that delivered a 10‑3‑9 record, a MAC Championship game appearance, and the conference’s stingiest defense.

After six seasons at the helm, Matt Fannon announced his retirement following the 2026 schedule, citing family time and a legacy of upsets and Big 12 triumphs.
After seven years at the helm of Iowa State women's soccer, Coach Matt Fannon will retire following the 2026 season, citing family considerations and gratitude for his time at the university.

Mia Ugarte, a striker‑midfielder from Ottawa, Ontario, has signed with Bowling Green State University’s women’s soccer program and will make her first appearance on August 5 against Purdue.

Iowa State University has extended its Cy‑Hawk football rivalry with the University of Iowa through 2031, adding new home games, relocating a matchup with Bowling Green, and reshaping its series with Tulane.

The ECHL’s Rapid City Rush announced the re‑signing of forward Seth Fyten, who posted 18 points last season and aims to build on his late‑season surge.
The Cyclones will open the 2026 campaign against a mix of FCS and Power Five opponents, featuring notable games against Iowa Hawkeyes, Utah Utes and BYU Cougars.
A look at the key storylines, from roster moves and quarterback talent to conference shifts, that could finally end the region's title drought

The Rush announced the return of forward Seth Fyten, who posted 18 points last season and aims to build on a strong finish as the club eyes a deeper playoff run.

The Eagles enter their 31st season under Taylor Clarke, adding key transfers and freshmen while targeting a MAC breakthrough.

The Boston Fleet announced the promotion of Derek Whitmore to assistant coach, highlighting his deep playing background and prior development work.
Charlie Scholvin, a 2023 graduate of Olentangy Orange High School, has realized his childhood dream of playing professional baseball after being drafted by the Minnesota Twins in the 15th round of the MLB draft.
Terrel Karim Jr., a senior at East High School, has pledged to play college football at Bowling Green State University, turning down other Division I offers.

After adding roughly 40 pounds and transitioning from quarterback to offensive lineman, Hayden Timosciek is focusing on special teams contributions at Purdue, where discipline will be key for the upcoming season