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After a Tommy John surgery ended his playing career, Nick Bennett now guides the Golden Flashes' pitching staff, blending past collegiate experience with a hopeful return to the mound.
Head coach Jeff Duncan announces Justin Miknis, Michael McNamara and Bobby Del Torto as the latest additions to the baseball coaching staff, each bringing distinct professional and collegiate backgrounds.
The Wildcats erupted for six unanswered goals, highlighted by early strikes from Lexi Tylenda and Nadia Ramadan, as goalkeeper Megan Holland preserved the shutout.
Kent State punter‑returner Wayne Harris has been selected as a nominee for the 2026 Wuerffel Trophy, recognizing his service projects, academic standing and 2025 performance.
The Flashes will host the Vikings at Zoeller Field on Thursday at 7 p.m., showcasing returning scorers Samantha Miller and Josie Morgan alongside new All‑American forward Lila Simon.
After a high school career marked by record‑breaking scoring and a district championship, Elly Evarts announced her verbal commitment to Kent State University, highlighting the program’s recent success and her desire to contribute as a freshman.
Omer Hamama, a 6‑foot‑2 guard from Israel, is transferring to Eastern Kentucky University for the 2026‑27 season, bringing professional experience and notable performances against the Colonels.
Seven Kent State football players are named to the Pro Football Network Preseason All-MAC Team, highlighting the program's early momentum before its season‑opening clash with South Carolina on September 5.
A Colorado court’s preliminary injunction grants Stephen Daley an extra season of eligibility, but the NCAA’s pending appeal could still reshape his 2026 outlook.
A Reed City junior reflects on a standout track season, highlights personal‑best times, and looks ahead to Division I football offers.
Senior cornerback Jason Chambers will use his fifth year of eligibility but enter the transfer portal, aiming to find a program where he can secure a more prominent role amid a reshaped secondary.
Kent State University announces the elevation of Cherokee Valeria to assistant head coach and the appointment of Bart Tanski as defensive recruiting coordinator, alongside the signing of alum D.J. Miller by the Buffalo Bills.
The newly formed Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL) is set to begin its first season, bringing together teams from New York, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco at a single venue in Springfield, Illinois.
Joshua Tyson, a top‑ranked combo guard in the 2027 class, lists Clemson among his final considerations while weighing offers from a dozen other programs.
Kent State University has revealed the themes and promotional events that will shape its 2026 football season, highlighting home‑opener details, family‑focused weekends, and special recognition programs for fans and scholars.
The newly formed Women's Pro Baseball League will launch its first season this year, featuring teams from major U.S. cities and games at Springfield's Robin Roberts Stadium.
The Crusaders are set to build on last year's 11‑2 record, blending experienced lettermen with emerging talent as they chase a deep postseason run.
Kent State University recognized graduate assistant Dionna Gray with the Chief Dean P. Tondiglia Humanitarian Award, highlighting her work with Team Impact, leadership on campus, and academic pursuits.
The 80th edition of the OVAC Rudy Mumley Football Game will showcase a talented group of defensive backs and wide receivers set to compete at Wheeling Island Stadium this Saturday night.
A record number of Eastern Michigan baseball athletes have been recognized on the 2026 Academic All‑MAC Team, highlighting the program’s dual excellence on the field and in the classroom.
Otto Grill, a 6‑foot‑7, 275‑pound standout from Hudson High School, has pledged to play football at Ohio University, turning down offers from Kent State, Yale, the Air Force Academy and Dartmouth.
Terrel Karim Jr., a senior at East High School, has pledged to play college football at Bowling Green State University, turning down other Division I offers.
From a small Ontario town to the Canadian Football League and back to the sidelines, Jim Corrigall’s life was defined by defensive mastery, mentorship, and resilience in the face of a hidden brain injury.
Jim Corrigall, a Hall of Fame defensive standout for Kent State and the Toronto Argonauts, passed away at 80. His legacy spans college gridiron glory, a distinguished CFL tenure, and a later coaching chapter marked by community love.