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St. Lawrence University announced the hiring of Christian Petry, a distinguished alumnus and former All‑Defensive player, to lead the team's hitting and infield development.
Kahlil Fontana, Conor Lally and Damon Beaver receive top academic‑athletic accolades, highlighting Hobart’s tradition of producing scholar‑athletes who contend for national championships.
Tim Sweeney, a coach celebrated for his NESCAC successes at Connecticut College and a strong academic background, has taken the helm of the Franklin & Marshall men's basketball program, bringing twelve years of diverse coaching experience.
Tim Sweeney, a coach with over a decade of collegiate experience, has been appointed head coach of the Franklin & Marshall Diplomats men's basketball team, bringing a blend of competitive achievement and scholarly focus.
Tanner Daniels signs with Dogs de Cholet, seeking a fourth French title after a record‑breaking college career at Hobart.
Tanner Daniels, a two‑time AHCA All‑American, has agreed to a professional contract with Dogs de Cholet in France, becoming the latest in a series of Hobart alumni to launch careers abroad.
The United Collegiate Hockey Cup, created by five independent NCAA programs, blends Division I, II, and III talent, showcasing dramatic overtime victories, CHL player impacts, and plans to expand the league with a Division III team, promising growth for college hockey nationwide.
The United Collegiate Hockey Cup is poised for a transformation as Division III champions, bolstered by CHL players, seek inclusion, promising competitive parity and growth for both tiers.
The Jumbos, riding a 30‑9 record, will open the double‑elimination Regional against Mitchell at 11 a.m. on Friday, while Kean faces Claremont‑Mudd‑Scripps at 2:30 p.m. Ticket prices range from free for children under three to $15 for adults, and the winner will advance to a Super Regional that culminates in the DIII Finals in Eastlake, Ohio, on May 28.