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After a brief NBA Summer League appearance with the Los Angeles Lakers, Robbie Avila considers using the newly granted fifth year of eligibility to return to college basketball.
The Redhawks opened fall camp at the Rosengarten Athletic Complex on July 29, ushering in a fresh venue, new offensive leadership and a three‑game road start to the season.
After a standout college career that included a Southern Conference Player of the Year award, Quimari Peterson has signed with Limburg United, where he is expected to start at point guard alongside four other U.S. born players.
The Red Sox delivered a 6‑0 victory over Harwich, showcasing strong arms from Easton Teel and Zach Robinson while earning a playoff berth and sending several players to the upcoming All‑Star Game
The Boilermakers' line is undergoing a transformation as experienced transfers and promising freshmen aim to shore up a unit that has struggled in recent years.
Prairie Ridge senior forward Ava Gertz has pledged to play soccer at Indiana State, bringing a record of 37 goals and nine assists over her last three seasons, a family connection to Illinois soccer, and plans to study physical therapy.
Georgia’s 13 draftees headline a draft that underscores the difference between being selected and actually turning pro.
Roman Tubner, who was dismissed from Tennessee in April, is set to bolster the Louisville women's basketball staff, reuniting with former teammate Deniya Prawl and adding depth to head coach Kim Caldwell's roster.
Jake Souders hit two home runs and drove in three runs, guiding the Y-D Red Sox to a 5-3 triumph over Wareham and securing a matchup against Brewster.
With the 2026‑27 campaign approaching, the Bulldogs are finalizing a roster that still has a single opening. Recent signees include Nathan De Sousa and Skylar Wicks, while the program eyes additional talent such as Harun Zrno, Ryan Raad and Hunter Carter to bolster spacing and shooting.
The Bulldogs have locked in a 15‑player roster that blends returning stars, international talent and fresh prospects ahead of the upcoming season.
Three Iowa players — Addison Ostrenga, Jayden Montgomery and Zach Lutmer — will represent the Hawkeyes at Big Ten Media Day, embodying a program that prizes potential over pedigree. Coach Kirk Ferentz’s history of turning low‑rated prospects into NFL talent underscores the team’s unique approach.
The 2026 All‑Colorado baseball team, selected by The Denver Post, celebrates the state’s top talent, from Cooper Vais’s .458 average to Coach Matt Eades’s first championship at Pueblo County.
The upcoming home schedule pits the Jayhawks against a diverse set of mid‑major opponents, each bringing unique storylines and key players that could shape the early season.
Ferris State University's men's basketball team welcomes transfers Merritt Alderink and Ayden Davis, bringing high‑school accolades and college experience that could bolster the program's pursuit of another strong season.
The latest rankings for Illinois' Class of 2026 highlight an unprecedented surge in Division I talent, with standout players like Jamison White and Lincoln Williams heading to prominent programs across the country.
Carter Beck’s record‑breaking statistics and clutch performances have earned him the Missouri Valley Baseball Player of the Year award, positioning the Sycamores for a deep run in the upcoming conference tournament.
Belmont Baseball secured a 2-1 series win over Indiana State, highlighted by a three-run homer from Charlie Davis and strong relief pitching.
From May 20‑23, Murray, Kentucky will welcome the 2026 MVC baseball championship, featuring a double‑elimination format, free admission and live coverage on The Valley on ESPN.
The Lindenwood baseball team will host Indiana State on Tuesday night in what promises to be a tightly contested battle between two .500 clubs.
The Missouri Valley Conference revealed its weekly award winners, highlighted by UIC’s Ashton Kampa, Southern Illinois’ Troy Shepard and Evansville’s Spike Magill, while confirming the final spots for the 2026 MVC Baseball Championship.