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The Jaspers have announced a demanding non‑conference slate that includes marquee matchups with Kentucky, Miami and a series of road tests, setting the tone for a promising campaign.
Le Moyne College announces its 2026 Northeast Conference women's basketball schedule, a 16‑game slate that blends early road challenges with a strong home presence, leading into a high‑stakes tournament that could secure an automatic NCAA berth.
The Le Moyne College men's basketball team has announced its full Northeast Conference schedule, featuring 16 games with home and away matchups, opening at LIU and concluding with home games against Wagner and FDU.
The Le Moyne College men's basketball team will begin its 2026-27 campaign on November 2 at the University of Nebraska, marking the program's first meeting with a Big Ten opponent since 2023 and its debut in the state of Nebraska.
The University of Nebraska announced its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting games against Le Moyne, Providence, Boise State, Butler, Creighton and Missouri as the team builds on its record‑breaking 28‑7 campaign.
The Tigers will open the 2026‑27 campaign at home versus Cleveland State before traveling to St. Louis, Chicago and Kansas City, facing a mix of historic programs and mid‑major teams throughout the non‑conference schedule.
The Le Moyne College women's soccer program has announced its 2026 schedule, marking the first season under new head coach Taylor Van Fleet. The slate features 19 contests, including nine non‑conference matchups and a home opener at Ted Grant Field.
The Texas native inks a deal with Santiago-based Puente Alto, bringing a blend of experience and gratitude to the Chilean LNB League.
Syracuse will open its non‑conference slate with games against Colgate and Canisius, while a host of other opponents and exhibition contests promise early tests for the Orange.
Syracuse will host Colgate on Dec. 8 and Canisius on Dec. 16, reviving long‑standing rivalries and highlighting coaching connections that add intrigue to the early season.
Former Tarleton State guard Ocypher Owens has signed his first professional contract with Santiago’s Puente Alto, bringing a decorated college career to Chile’s premier league.
The Le Moyne College women's basketball team will welcome the University of Kentucky on December 13, marking a milestone for the program and a showcase for both teams.
The Orange will open the 2026‑27 campaign against the Golden Griffins on Dec. 16 at the JMA Wireless Dome, a venue where Syracuse has enjoyed a 22‑game winning streak. With a revamped roster and a fresh coaching direction, the matchup promises to extend a series that dates back to 1944.
Le Moyne College has appointed Colin Daly as an assistant coach for its men's basketball program, tapping a career that spans competitive play, graduate management, and strategic operations.
Le Moyne College’s women’s basketball team will welcome Syracuse University on Dec. 16 in a landmark matchup that pits two rising programs against each other.
Le Moyne College announced the hiring of Colin Daly as an assistant coach, filling the vacancy left by Benny Marello. Daly’s background at North Carolina A&T and Temple University equips him with a strong basketball pedigree and organizational skills.
Le Moyne College’s women’s basketball team will welcome Syracuse and Kentucky to its campus next season, marking the first time the program hosts an ACC opponent and two Power‑Four teams at home.
Le Moyne College will host Kentucky on Dec. 13 and Syracuse on Dec. 16, 2026, after both opponents posted strong NCAA tournament finishes. The team returns six of its top seven scorers, aiming to measure its progress against higher‑profile competition.
The Le Moyne College women's basketball team announced a two‑game home series against Syracuse and Kentucky for the 2026‑27 season, pairing the program with two of the nation's most storied conferences.
Le Moyne College's baseball program was recognized for its classroom performance while also marking a breakthrough year that culminated in its first conference championship appearance.
A 7‑25 record, a wave of injuries and a coaching change set the stage for a sweeping rebuild at Evansville, where ten new players and a renewed emphasis on accountability could spark a turnaround.
After nine successful seasons at SUNY Potsdam, Brittany Cohen is named head coach of the Morrisville women's basketball program, aiming to blend competitive drive with academic rigor and community service.
The 2024 transfer portal opened on June 1, and West Virginia University is tracking a cascade of departures, ineligible players, draft‑eligible candidates and a flood of new signees while still competing in the NCAA postseason.
Zahir Barjam, a highly recruited freshman infielder from Santo Domingo, has entered the transfer portal, prompting West Virginia University to reshape its lineup after several key players announced they will not return.