Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Central Methodist University across Basketball, Soccer, Baseball.
The Ottawa University men's soccer team begins its 2026 campaign this Saturday in Fayette, Missouri, facing Central Methodist University. A strong returning attack, key transfers, and an experienced new goalkeeper set the tone for a challenging non‑conference schedule.
Promoted in May, Jesse McKee reflects on his journey, the team's recent district triumphs, and the culture he aims to nurture.
Coach Moses Harper’s third year brings a focus on depth and togetherness, with senior Marcus Harris and transfer Mark Gorbatenko stepping into leadership roles ahead of the August 29 season opener.
The Jefferson City School Board is set to approve Isaac Johnson as the new head coach of the Lady Jays soccer program, bringing a blend of playing experience and classroom expertise to the position.
Fresh out of Chipola College, 27‑year‑old Trent Short is set to lead Tallahassee State College’s men’s basketball team, blending youthful energy with a clear set of championship goals.
Kaden Benne signs with Central Methodist University, bringing a blend of athletic prowess and academic ambition to the program.
A look at the achievements, coach’s praise and future plans of Kaden Benne, the latest recruit for the Eagles.
Felipe Moura, a Brazilian high school standout, signs with Central Methodist University in Missouri, bringing a perfect-season record, All‑Tournament honors, and a strong academic profile.
Chase Branham, a 6‑foot‑5 guard from Missouri, announced his commitment to Indiana University, drawing on his brother Jake’s collegiate career, his state championship success, and a desire to compete at the highest level.
The college announced the hiring of Brett Rutherford as Director of Athletics and Trent Short as head men's basketball coach, highlighting their extensive experience and commitment to student success.
The appointments mark a strategic shift in leadership, blending institutional familiarity with proven coaching success.
The college announced leadership changes aimed at strengthening its athletics departments and enhancing the student‑athlete experience.