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Mike Nicholson, a Savannah native with a decorated coaching career, has been appointed to the University of Missouri women's basketball staff, adding experience and national recognition.
Virginia Tech announced the hiring of Josh Reynolds, a seasoned pitching strategist with a track record of elevating staff performances at several top programs.
The Kansas City Royals are mired in the worst performance in baseball, with a struggling bullpen, regressing offense and managerial decisions all under the microscope.
The 2026 NCAA Division II baseball championship opened in Cary, North Carolina, with Tampa University aiming for a historic three-peat. Early upsets, dominant pitching, and a surge of home runs have already reshaped the bracket.
The University of Texas at San Antonio announced the hiring of Adam Short as an assistant coach, highlighting his extensive experience across multiple collegiate programs.
The Augustana Vikings saw their season end with a 10-1 loss to Central Missouri in the Division II Super Regional, concluding a 45-16 campaign that included conference titles.
UTSA announced the hiring of Adam Short, a seasoned assistant with a track record of defensive improvement and tournament success.
The No. 13 Augustana Vikings dropped a 6‑1 decision to top‑ranked Central Missouri in the first game of their Super Regional, with key performances from several players.
The Augustana Vikings rallied from a late deficit, powered by a multi‑hit offensive onslaught and clutch relief pitching, to defeat third‑ranked Pittsburg State 13‑7 and secure a super‑regional series against Central Missouri.
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga adds Hugo N'Guyen, a French point guard with a 15.8‑point average, to a roster that returns six players and averages 6‑6 in height.
Lenny Anigbata, a 6‑foot‑7 forward from Ludwigsburg, Germany, has signed with the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. His addition comes as the program welcomes five freshmen, five transfers and aims to improve on a 13‑9 record from last year.
The Grand Valley State baseball squad completed a decisive 12-3 victory over Davenport in the GLIAC Tournament, clinching the championship and a No. 1 seed for the upcoming NCAA DII Midwest Region. The team’s offensive explosion and flawless pitching have set the stage for a deep postseason run, while the Lakers’ golf program also advanced to the national championships.