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Mika Petersen’s outstanding 2026 campaign is highlighted by a second‑team All‑Northeast selection, league‑leading statistics, a repeat Blair Bat Award, and Brown University’s deep playoff run.
Harvard’s 2026 men’s soccer schedule features seven home matches at Jordan Field, a challenging non‑conference slate and a path toward the NCAA Championship.
The Crimson will begin the 2026 campaign on August 20 at home, playing three straight matches before heading out on the road for three consecutive games, one of which is against Alabama, before entering Ivy League play.
The University of New Hampshire has released its full 2026‑27 men’s ice hockey schedule, highlighting 19 home games at the Whittemore Center, a season‑opening road trip to Quinnipiac and a series of high‑profile matchups against arch‑rival Maine and Michigan State.
After a historic defensive season, Brown University announces promotions for Mulrooney and DeCapito, highlighting key players and the upcoming 2026 opener in New Haven.
The schedule, released this week, outlines the Bears' full calendar from an August 20 opener against New Haven through a November 7 finale at Princeton.
Brown University announced that five of its baseball players have been selected for the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team, highlighting a blend of athletic performance and scholarly achievement.
Brown University's baseball program celebrates a breakout year, highlighted by Coach Frank Holbrook's ECAC Coach of the Year award and standout player Mika Petersen's Ivy League Player of the Year honor.
The Brown football team will open its 2026 season at Centreville Bank Stadium on September 25, facing Harvard in a game that continues a recent tradition of home games in Pawtucket. Season tickets are now on sale with a range of benefits for fans.
The Eastern College Athletic Conference revealed its 2026 Division I Baseball All‑ECAC selections, honoring standout athletes and coaches from schools across the Northeast.
Brando Babini’s Youth4Youth FC is reshaping U.S. youth soccer through brand‑backed, free showcases that connect elite players with college opportunities, while his filmmaking passion fuels a unique, content‑driven platform.
From record‑breaking scorers to future professionals, these athletes illustrate the depth of talent that narrowly missed national recognition.
Taunton, Bridgewater-Raynham and Dighton-Rehoboth have secured seeds in the MIAA tournaments, bringing standout seniors and future college stars into the spotlight.
David Mitchell, a native of Hanover, Massachusetts, joins Brown after a stint as a Hockey Operations Intern at UMass, where he contributed to a program that reached the 2024‑25 NCAA Tournament.
From Colleen Mullen's Albany‑laden roster at URI to Brown's Ivy League ambitions, the upcoming season blends returning stars and fresh talent across Rhode Island's college basketball landscape.
The Brown Bears overcame early challenges in the Ivy League Tournament, delivering a ninth‑inning rally to defeat Penn, advancing to the championship game against Yale, and finishing the season with a record 23 wins.
Brown University's baseball program revealed a ten-player signing class that promises to reshape the squad ahead of the 2030 season, building on a 23-20 record and Ivy League Tournament final appearance in 2026.
Bryant University’s field hockey program reveals its 2026 schedule, highlighting a debut series against Boston University and a slate of home games at Steven '69 and Lily Cowen Field.
The Longlpex baseball postseason awards are underway, with three separate polls determining the Most Valuable Player in each division. Voting closes Saturday at 11:59 p.m., and the results will shape the final playoff narratives.
A look at the Scottish immigrants who transformed early American soccer with precise passing, tactical nuance, and a lasting cultural imprint.
Boston University announced the appointment of Clint Williams as an assistant coach for its women's basketball program, highlighting his extensive coaching background and recent gold‑medal success with the Virgin Islands.
After a standout February at Ferris State and a decorated collegiate path, Carter Rapalje commits to Bemidji State for his last year of eligibility, aiming to bolster the team’s offense and defensive depth.
Two former high school soccer standouts from Ponte Vedra Beach are beginning internal medicine residencies after forgoing college soccer, driven by family, mentorship and a desire to blend athletic discipline with patient care.
Vermont Green FC, the reigning USL League Two champions, are preparing to defend their title in 2026 with both a men’s and a women’s side, marking a historic expansion that reflects the club’s rising profile.