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The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference recognized outstanding performances from Roosevelt University’s Fynn Mewes and Purdue University Northwest’s Estefano Alvear for their contributions in the 2026 men’s soccer season opener.
Roosevelt University’s soccer team reversed a 2‑0 loss to Cedarville, ending their 20-game unbeaten streak with a late second‑half goal and standout goalkeeping from Toby Edwards.
The Yellow Jackets open the 2026 Division II season at home against Indianapolis on Thursday, followed by a road test at Roosevelt University, as head coach Brett Faro prepares his squad for a championship run.
Cedarville University's men's soccer team enters the 2026 preseason rankings at No. 21, fueled by a record‑breaking unbeaten campaign and the return of head coach Brett Faro.
Mark Scharnberg, a Cedarville University alumnus, created Iowa United to develop athletes beyond basketball, emphasizing character, faith, and community.
Savannah Wallace will begin her role as assistant coach for the Lady Jackets in the 2026‑27 academic year, bringing a decorated playing career and recent coaching successes to the program.
Savannah Wallace, a decorated soccer professional with extensive playing and coaching credentials, has been appointed assistant coach for Cedarville University's women's soccer team.
Union University announced Sean Blackburn as its new head coach for the women's basketball program, succeeding Mark Campbell, who retired after 27 seasons. Blackburn, a former men's coach and Cedarville University alumnus, brings a proven track record of conference titles and NCAA tournament appearances.
Head coach Kari Hoffman announces the arrival of Claire Henson, Josh Mason and Danielle Spiliotis, highlighting their combined experience and the impact they are expected to have on the program.
Spring Arbor University has appointed Mark DeLaney as its new men’s basketball head coach, effective June 1, 2026, bringing a blend of extensive coaching experience and Christ‑centered leadership to the program.
From a modest start in 2005 to a 2024 Midwest Homeschool World Series title, the Indianapolis Kings illustrate how faith, community and a love of the game can shape a new generation of homeschool athletes.
Coach Clint Sargent unveils an eight‑player recruiting class that blends transfers and high school standouts, all sharing a commitment to humility, teamwork and a strong work ethic.
John Leonzo and Max Olsan join the Lindenwood women's basketball program, bringing strategic depth and player development expertise.