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The University of Missouri announced its upcoming men's basketball staff, highlighting new assistant coaches Tavaras Hardy, Jimmie Foster, Jason Crowe Sr. and Zach Reynolds, alongside the elevation of Ryan Sharbaugh to associate head coach.
With a decisive showdown against Metamora looming, the Dunlap high school baseball team is poised to capture its first outright conference championship in six years, driven by standout junior pitchers and a relentless winning mentality.
Phil Cunningham, a veteran assistant coach with a storied recruiting history, is shaping Kansas State’s upcoming roster with an eye toward collective competitiveness and international talent.
In a recent interview, Kansas State assistant coach Phil Cunningham reflected on the program’s legacy, the work ethic he brings, and the promise of the 2026‑27 roster.
Bradley announced the hiring of Tom Hammerton, a Peoria native and former OSF HealthCare Foundation president, to lead the men's and women's basketball programs. His extensive background in finance and community engagement positions him to navigate the new landscape of NIL deals and player transfers.
The university announced that Hammerton, a Peoria native with a track record of growing assets from $30 million to $400 million, will begin his new role on June 1, working alongside athletics leadership to expand revenue streams and student‑athlete opportunities.
Lockwood topped the Missouri Valley Conference in innings pitched for the second consecutive year, threw four complete games, and captured the Valparaiso Male Performance of the Year Award, while teammates Riley and Schembra were also recognized.
Stephanie Miller has been appointed Chief of Staff and Assistant Coach for Boston College women's basketball, bringing a strong defensive pedigree and extensive coaching experience to the program.
USA TODAY Sports spotlights the ten standout high school boys from Peoria, Illinois, whose on‑court feats reshaped the local basketball landscape and launched successful collegiate and professional careers.
USA TODAY Sports celebrates the top 10 boys basketball players from Peoria, Illinois, whose high school achievements resonated through college and professional careers, highlighting the city's enduring impact on the sport.
Denise Jilka, a longtime University of Tennessee staffer, steps into a new leadership role as executive director of basketball operations, bringing 12 years of experience in athletics and student‑athlete support.
Denise Jilka, a longtime Tennessee insider, is named executive director of basketball operations for the Lady Vols, bringing 12 years of experience and a softball background from Bradley University.
Tennessee announced Denise Jilka as executive director of basketball operations, highlighting her twelve‑year tenure and the support she received from head coach Kim Caldwell.
Kim Caldwell appointed Denise Jilka as executive director of basketball operations, tapping a decade‑plus insider to lead logistics, academics and travel, while new assistants and a video strategist join the roster.
Denise Jilka, who has served the University of Tennessee for over a decade, will now oversee basketball operations, succeeding Catherine Greene, while Maggie Stanley continues to drive the program’s logistical efforts.
The University of Tennessee announces Denise Jilka's promotion to director of basketball operations, highlighting her extensive background in academic services and program continuity.
Long‑time University of Tennessee staff member Denise Jilka has been named director of basketball operations for the Lady Vols, succeeding Catherine Greene, who left for an ACC position. Jilka’s extensive background in academic services and performance psychology positions her to manage team travel, academics and daily scheduling alongside assistant Maggie Stanley.
Denise Jilka, who has spent nearly twelve years at the University of Tennessee, has been named executive director of basketball operations, succeeding Catherine Greene and joining forces with Maggie Stanley to oversee logistics, academics and travel.
Chloe Rice, a standout player turned coach, has accepted a position on the Loyola Chicago staff, bringing a championship pedigree and a deep connection to the sport.
Head coach Casey Alexander has assembled a diverse group of players, emphasizing upside and growth as the Wildcats aim to climb the Big 12 ranks.