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Columbia University's women's basketball program has announced a record‑breaking non‑conference schedule for the 2026‑27 season, featuring 15 games against top‑ranked opponents, two Elite Eight teams and a series of marquee matchups that promise national visibility and a rigorous test for the Lions.
Harvard adjusts its finale, adds an exhibition against UMass, opens the season against MIT, and reveals returning starters and co‑captains for the 2026‑27 campaign.
Michigan University is navigating a complex NCAA decision that may affect the availability of transfer players Kenny Noland and Rodny Gayle Jr. for the upcoming season.
The Wolverines face a complex eligibility landscape while preparing for an international preseason tour, with coach Mike Boynton Jr. keeping the door open for a potential comeback by Rodny Gayle Jr.
Michigan adds experienced guard Kenny Noland, who topped the Ivy League in scoring and free‑throw percentage, to shore up depth after L.J. Cason’s departure, while former player Roddy Gayle Jr. may return under new eligibility rules.
Michigan Wolverines have added Columbia transfer Kenny Noland, a 6‑foot‑2 guard who averaged 17.1 points per game, to strengthen depth behind Elliot Cadeau, as the program evaluates the possible return of Roddy Gayle.
Kenny Noland, a versatile point guard from Columbia University, joins the Michigan Wolverines as a backup behind Elliot Cadeau, bringing Ivy League‑level production and a fifth year of eligibility.
Kenny Noland, a former Columbia guard and Ivy League scoring leader, has signed with the Michigan Wolverines, bringing one season of eligibility and a professional contract from Germany to the Big Ten program.
During a ten‑day visit from August 11 to 21, the Columbia women’s basketball squad faced Japanese opponents, explored historic landmarks and shared daily updates from the road.
Columbia University announces the hiring of Nicole Stephens, a distinguished player and leader, to oversee scouting, player development, and operational logistics for the women's basketball team.
After a standout senior season, Columbia alumnus Blair Thompson has signed a professional contract with the Leicester Riders, a 19‑time champion of Great Britain's Super League Basketball.
A Reed City junior reflects on a standout track season, highlights personal‑best times, and looks ahead to Division I football offers.
After dominating the Little League World Series as a pitcher, Mo'ne Davis steps into the WPBL as a batter, embracing a new chapter of her career.
Longtime Southwest DeKalb coach William "Buck" Godfrey, a four‑time hall‑of‑fame inductee, passed away at 83. His record‑setting career, scholarly pursuits and mentorship shaped generations of athletes and students.
The first game of the Women's Pro Baseball League pits the Los Angeles Queens against the New York Heights in Springfield, Illinois, showcasing trailblazing players and managers.
The first game of the Women’s Pro Baseball League will feature the Los Angeles Queens versus the New York Heights in Springfield, Illinois, streamed live on ESPN Select.
The University of Michigan announced the addition of Dylan Murphy as an assistant coach, highlighting his recent G League success and extensive coaching background.
Columbia University announced a multi‑year contract extension for head baseball coach Brett Boretti, recognizing his transformative impact on the Lions program.
Two senior standouts from Bloomington South were crowned 2026 Herald-Times Baseball Players of the Year, capping a season that saw their team reach the Class 4A state championship.
The Harwich Mariners posted a 2-3 record last week, highlighted by a no-hit performance from Jakob Schulz and a walk-off win, while their offense climbs to fifth in the league.
The university revealed its incoming class of 2030, spotlighting four recruits whose high school careers were marked by leadership, athleticism and size. Their diverse backgrounds promise to reshape the Tigers' approach on the court.
Fall camp opened on July 29, 2026, bringing a mix of returning starters, new transfers and positional battles that could determine whether the Aggies finally break through to a bowl game.
The Lions’ 2026 field hockey slate features non‑conference road trips, an Ivy League slate, and a home‑heavy finish, culminating in a Senior Day game against Princeton and the Ivy League Tournament in early November.
Columbia senior right‑hander Payton Soske signs a free‑agent contract with the New York Yankees and reports to Tampa for evaluation, while former Lions pitcher Ben Wereski impresses the Cincinnati Reds with a six‑inning no‑hit performance and earns Southern League Pitcher of the Week.