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In the 2025‑26 academic year, Johns Hopkins paired faculty with scholar‑athletes through its Faculty‑Coach program, spotlighting Assistant Dean Constanza Miranda who guides the men’s basketball team while fostering a supportive campus community.
The university’s Faculty‑Coach program, now in its second year, pairs faculty members with scholar‑athletes to provide mentorship, support, and a unique perspective on student success.
Warsan Hussin’s path from war‑torn Iraq to the soccer fields of Baltimore illustrates how sport can forge community, opportunity, and hope for refugee children.
Rising senior linebacker Browning Trainer is recognized for his athletic achievements, high GPA, and extensive volunteer work that benefit Baltimore youth.
The Johns Hopkins football team opens the 2026 season ranked fourth in the D3football.com Preseason Top 25, the program's second‑highest preseason placement since 2004. With a demanding slate and a recent NCAA Semifinal run, the Blue Jays are poised for another strong campaign.
Franklin & Marshall’s football program is making headlines as the Diplomats earn preseason recognition in the latest D3football.com rankings, a testament to a breakthrough 2025 campaign that culminated in a conference championship and an NCAA Tournament berth.
Former players Carly Wetzel and Kobe Crone have been appointed assistant coaches, bringing Baltimore roots and international experience to the program.
The Johns Hopkins volleyball team was recognized with the AVCA's 2026 Team Academic Award and placed on the Team Academic Honor Roll, reflecting a 3.83 GPA and ranking among the top 20% of Division III programs.
The 2026 MLB Draft brought five Cavaliers selections, including a top‑ten pick, while four draft‑eligible seniors will return for another season and eight transfer portal additions join the program.
Over nearly 60 years, Section V hockey has cultivated legendary teams and standout athletes, making it a fertile ground for talent that reaches the NCAA and professional ranks.
In his second year at Southern Methodist University, head coach Andy Enfield guided the Mustangs to their first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2017, delivering historic wins and launching Jaron Pierre Jr. into the NBA draft.
Owner and managing partner Lloyd Ney of the Sioux City Musketeers was honored with the Gasparini Award for his transformative leadership, financial stewardship, and innovative initiatives that have modernized the United States Hockey League.
The Blue Jays open the 2026 season against Ithaca, then travel to Randolph‑Macdonald before hosting Susquehanna, a team they defeated in the NCAA Quarterfinals last year.
Ryan Anderson, a senior right‑handed pitcher for Johns Hopkins University, has been selected to the ABCA/Rawlings Region V All‑Defensive Team, highlighting his perfect fielding record and key contributions to the team's success.
Johns Hopkins University announced that six female student-athletes have been placed on the 2026 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Women's At-Large Team, highlighting the university's commitment to academic and athletic achievement.
Norwich University announces the hiring of Keith Emery as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach, highlighting his extensive collegiate and high school pedigree.
Kevin Curley, celebrated for his demanding yet supportive coaching style, died after a battle with esophageal cancer, leaving behind a storied career and a close‑knit family.
The eighth‑ranked Johns Hopkins baseball team saw its 2026 campaign conclude with an 8‑0 loss to Denison, finishing with a 38‑12 record after a dominant run under first‑year coach Nate Mulberg.
Johns Hopkins' season ends in an 8‑0 loss to Denison, with Coach Mulberg reflecting on the team's effort and the Blue Jays' resolve to return stronger.
The No. 10 Yellow Jackets will face the No. 15 Tigers in a Saturday showdown that could reshape the championship bracket.
A dominant 44‑game streak came to an end as the Denison Big Red fell 5‑1 to East Texas Baptist University, setting up a must‑win clash with Johns Hopkins on May 30.
The Blue Jays' tournament debut ended in an 11-4 loss, highlighted by early home runs and a late rally, setting up a May 30 elimination game.
A rare artery compression disorder once threatened the career of an Indiana University soccer star. After years of ineffective treatments, a targeted operation at Johns Hopkins restored her game — and sparked a broader conversation about women's health in athletics.
Junior catcher Clay Hartje was named a D3baseball.com All‑American after a stellar .340/.483/.742 season, highlighted by 16 home runs and 66 RBIs. He was also tournament MVP as Johns Hopkins prepares to face Baldwin Wallace in the 2026 NCAA Division III Baseball Championship.