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Concordia University Texas has named Chris Chacon as its new Women's Flag Football coach, tapping a veteran Texas coach to steer the program's first team and expand opportunities for female athletes.
A look at how two Ivy League athletes are using the Cape Cod Baseball League to explore future paths while delivering standout performances for the Yarmouth‑Dennis Red Sox.
The Times Union announces its 2026 baseball All-Stars, recognizing exceptional talent and leadership across both large and small schools in New York.
JT Vogel, a junior standout from Christian Brothers Academy, announced his commitment to play football at Princeton University, citing academic ambition and a desire to join a historic program.
The Big Green will open at Boston University on Sept. 6 and close at Brown on Oct. 31, facing six Top 25 opponents and three NCAA tournament teams.
The 2026 New Jersey high school baseball season has ended, and fan voting for the Player of the Year is set to conclude on July 5, highlighting a roster of exceptional hitters and pitchers.
The Bears and Lions traded wins in Providence, with standout performances from several players before a weather‑forced schedule shift.
The Bloomington South baseball team, backed by a deep pitching rotation and solid catching, enters the IHSAA Class 4A state championship game with a 24‑6 record.
FIFA has introduced mandatory three‑minute hydration breaks at the World Cup, a move designed to shield players from the soaring temperatures that have become a defining feature of recent tournaments.
Harvard University reveals its full slate of home games for the 2026 season, highlighting historic rivalries and the return of key All‑America talent.
The University of Columbia’s baseball program continues to make its mark on the national summer circuit, with a record twenty‑three student‑athletes slated to compete in a variety of collegiate summer leagues across the United States.
From August 11 to 21, the Columbia Lions will play exhibition games, explore historic sites and engage with local communities as part of a strategic preparation for the 2026‑27 season.
Old Tappan defeated Brick Memorial 5-0 in Group III, while Point Beach captured its first Group I championship with a 10-4 win over Pompton Lakes.
Old Tappan clinched its second Group 3 state championship with a 5‑0 win, driven by senior pitcher Selden Kolkebeck’s ten strikeouts and a perfect season record.
Coach Kyle Smith outlines the roster changes, the rise of Ebuka Okorie, and the excitement surrounding a new wave of freshmen as Stanford looks to rebound in the ACC.
The United States opened its 2026 World Cup campaign with a commanding 4‑1 win over Paraguay, a performance highlighted by Folarin Balogun’s brace, Christian Pulisic’s assists and Gio Reyna’s late goal, while celebrations spilled into Rice University’s Ion District and attracted a host of American cultural icons.
The upcoming class features six freshmen and a sophomore transfer, each bringing notable achievements and a shared commitment to the program’s culture.
After a challenging debut season marked by a ten‑game losing streak, Wisconsin’s women’s basketball team surged to the WBIT semifinals, bolstered by key portal acquisitions and a strong incoming freshman class.
Recent moves in college sports highlight gender equity initiatives, realignments among apparel partners, and the financial pressures reshaping fan experiences and operational budgets.
The University of Pennsylvania men's soccer program released its 2026 fall schedule, featuring a mix of early‑season road tests, Ivy League matchups and a concluding stretch against historic rivals.
Brown University’s field hockey program announced its 2026 schedule, highlighting nine contests on its home turf at Goldberger Family Field and a challenging lineup that includes four teams from the 2025 NCAA Tournament. The Bears aim for a third straight Ivy League Tournament appearance after a record‑setting 2025 season.
The Blue Raiders announce the addition of Justin Levine, a coach whose five‑year tenure at UNC Asheville produced championship seasons and an NCAA Tournament berth, as an assistant for the 2026‑27 campaign.
Columbia University’s women’s basketball team welcomes Mary Ashley Stevenson, Chloe Dix, Mathis Dritz and Chloe Vella, each bringing unique backgrounds that Coach Megan Griffith believes will elevate the program’s pursuit of continued excellence.
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.