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The university’s baseball squad closed a disappointing spring with a sweep, finishing 10th in the Atlantic 10 and welcoming a fresh wave of players aimed at reversing the trend.
Trinity Christian's baseball squad, featuring eight senior Division I commits, is poised for its final shot at a state title. The team faces Lakeland Christian in Fort Myers, with key athletes stepping up amid injuries and a grueling schedule.
After a 12‑20 season, Penn State looks to the transfer portal and European market to rebuild a roster that can compete in the rugged Big Ten.
Saint Joseph's baseball team earned the No. 1 seed for the Atlantic 10 Championship, opening against the George Mason‑Rhode Island winner, as the tournament runs through May 23.
George Mason’s baseball team, seeded fourth, prepares to face Rhode Island in the Atlantic 10 Championship, aiming for an automatic NCAA Regional bid.
Princeton loses head coach Carla Berube to Northwestern, while associate head coach Lauren Gosselin steps up. Key transfers such as Madison St. Rose head to Notre Dame, and Ivy League alumni secure spots on WNBA rosters. New NCAA tournament formats and foreign tours add further intrigue.
A combination of alleged mistreatment, threats, and academic pressures has driven seven players to the transfer portal and left Stanford's women's basketball program unranked for the first time in 30 years.
Former NBA star Tracy McGrady is now a strategic advisor for Wagner College’s men’s basketball team, bringing his expertise to player development, marketing and Name, Image, and Likeness investments while balancing his media commitments.
Tracy McGrady, a Hall of Famer, has taken a strategic advisory role at Wagner College, where his son Laymen has committed to play, marking a new chapter for the program and reflecting a growing trend of NBA alumni moving into college administration.
Founded by Meg Cline, the North Raleigh Field Hockey league has already seen its first season exceed expectations, offering summer sessions and skill‑focused clinics that are reshaping youth sports in the Triangle.