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The Colorado School of Mines baseball team earned its sixth Brechler Award for the highest GPA in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, while its 2026 campaign produced program‑record offensive statistics and a championship‑game appearance.
The new schedule features a road opener against DBU, a home debut against Rogers State, and a slate of conference matches leading to the Lone Star Tournament and NCAA play.
Three Mines baseball players are named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All‑America team, marking the first time any NCAA program has placed three athletes on the list in a single season.
The Tennessean has unveiled its annual Players of the Year for the TSSAA boys soccer season, spotlighting the athletes who defined the campaign and inviting fans to vote for their favorite candidate.
The Tennessean has announced its all‑state selections for high school boys soccer, highlighting record‑breaking scorers, clutch goalkeepers and key midfielders. Readers are now invited to vote for the player they believe deserves the ultimate honor.
Head coach Brittany Simpson reveals a talented group of eight newcomers, highlighting their geographic roots, athletic achievements, and academic promise.
The Jaguars will field a ten‑player lineup for the 2026‑27 season, featuring eight transfers and two true freshmen, as they prepare for their inaugural campaign at James T. Morris Arena.
Colorado School of Mines announces a twelve‑player signing class that mixes mid‑year transfers with first‑year standouts from nine states, each bringing high‑school accolades and engineering‑focused academic plans.
The Tennessean’s All-Midstate selections reveal championship triumphs, individual milestones, and the story of a coach who captured a title just weeks after a life‑saving kidney transplant.
Despite an undefeated run and a season celebrated for unity, the Shorewood boys soccer squad was edged out by Mercer Island in the 2026 championship, ending a dream of back‑to‑back titles.
Evan Bilter, Brody Duvall, Alex Dunagan and Luke Parker from the Colorado School of Mines were recognized on the D2CCA All‑Region team, highlighting a season that ended 21‑33 but featured multiple historic achievements.
Robby Bales, the winningest coach in Colorado School of Mines baseball history, has announced his resignation after eight seasons, concluding a career marked by championship games, NCAA appearances and player development.
Colorado School of Mines announces five new student‑athletes joining the 2026‑27 men's basketball team, each combining competitive skill with scholarly distinction.