Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Edward Waters University across Football, Basketball, Baseball.
Gary Goff, the newly appointed head coach of the University of Arkansas at Monticello football program, arrives with a track record of revitalizing Division II teams. With quarterback Drew Forkner leading a blend of transfers and returning lettermen, the Boll Weevils hope to break a long‑standing conference title drought and secure their first winning season in the Great American Conference.
Friends, family and teammates remember Aaron Hawkins, a 20‑year‑old baseball player killed in a St. Johns County crash, for his kindness, charisma and the pride he brought to Fleming Island High School.
Two standout basketball players from Westover High School in Georgia have committed to Edward Waters University in Jacksonville, Florida, bringing regional accolades and a shared vision for collegiate growth.
Edward Waters University swept the SIAC’s major preseason honors, securing the predicted No. 1 ranking and both offensive and defensive player of the year awards. The accolades highlight a rapidly rising program poised to dominate the 2026 season.
An in‑depth look at Jackson State University's 2026 football schedule, highlighting pivotal games, coaching changes, and the talent poised to drive the Tigers back to the SWAC Championship.
The first unified poll, backed by four NCAA conferences, places South Carolina State at No. 1 in Division I FCS and Johnson C. Smith at the summit of Division II, signaling a breakthrough season for HBCU football.
The upcoming World Cup is amplifying Jacksonville’s growing soccer scene, highlighting diverse talent, local clubs, and the city’s ambition to become a hub for the sport.
Charmaine Wilson's appointment marks a historic milestone for Florida Memorial University as the first female head coach in the women's basketball program, backed by a distinguished coaching career across multiple institutions.
Samuel Vessat, a 6‑foot‑4 point guard from Paris, France, pivoted from basketball to track after a standout 400‑meter performance, navigated a pandemic‑disrupted path to Edward Waters University, excelled under coach Tony Miller, and now aims for the NCAA Division I outdoor championships while competing for Purdue's nationally ranked relay team.
From the hardwood to the track, Samuel Vessat's rise under coach Tony Miller has positioned him among the nation's elite 400‑meter runners, eyeing a future at the Los Angeles Games.