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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.
Zahir Barjam, a highly recruited freshman infielder from the Dominican Republic, has entered the transfer portal, joining a growing list of WVU players seeking new opportunities as the program rebuilds through the portal.
Zahir Barjam, a highly recruited freshman infielder from Santo Domingo, has entered the transfer portal after a promising debut that helped West Virginia University reach the College World Series. His exit coincides with a wave of roster changes as the Mountaineers seek to replenish talent through the portal, adding new players from programs such as Le Moyne College and Seton Hill University.
The college baseball transfer portal opened on June 1, prompting a wave of movement among West Virginia University players and prospects, many of whom are headed to new programs across the country.
A look at the recent departures and arrivals that have defined West Virginia’s baseball roster moves this spring.
Tyler Waters, a veteran assistant from Marywood, takes the helm of Lakeland’s boys basketball team, promising a more dynamic approach. Meanwhile, standout junior Nico Antoniacci impresses at a national camp, earning offers from Villanova and Virginia Tech, and local girls players secure multiple scholarships as Scranton Prep captures the Church Road Invitational.
The West Virginia Mountaineers made history this season by advancing to the College World Series for the first time, hosting a super regional and showcasing a blend of returning stars, draft‑eligible talent and fresh recruits.
Season tickets for both men's and women's basketball are now available, offering savings over individual game tickets and guaranteed access to all home games in the 2026‑27 season.
Several Rhode Island institutions are adjusting their men's and women's basketball lineups ahead of the 2026‑27 campaign, with player transfers, new video coordinators and expanded coaching staffs shaping the landscape.
From Ivy League schools to mid‑major programs, a diverse group of young athletes have announced their college choices, underscoring the national scope of the sport's talent pipeline.
Coach Michael Tanke has unveiled the 2026 schedule for Canisius men's soccer, outlining a 16‑match season that begins on the road at Le Moyne and culminates with a Metro Conference championship on November 15.
Bentley University announced Danny Lawson as its new head coach for the men's basketball team, continuing a family tradition while bringing a proven track record of championship leadership.
Former Bentley player and coach Danny Lawson is appointed fifth head coach, succeeding his father after 41 years, bringing a blend of experience and vision to the Falcons.
Coach Ryan Louis revealed the 2026 slate, highlighting home and away games, key rivalries, and the Metro Women's Soccer Championship that grants an automatic NCAA Tournament berth.
Le Moyne College announced the hiring of Shelby Case as an assistant coach for its women's basketball team, highlighting her recent stint at Bucknell University and her academic background.
The Orange’s upcoming conference calendar pits them against traditional powerhouses at home while testing them on the road, offering both opportunities and challenges for a program eager to build on recent breakthroughs.
The Orange’s 2026‑27 ACC schedule offers a mix of marquee home contests and challenging away trips, setting the stage for a pivotal year under new leadership.
The Owls will play 20 regular‑season matches in 2026, highlighted by nine home games and a mix of non‑conference and conference opponents.
The Dolphins' 2026 campaign concluded with an 11‑1 defeat to Wagner, highlighting key performances and a looming matchup.
The Le Moyne College baseball team dropped its first game of the NEC championship to LIU, 11‑5, with Cord Dobrinski leading the attackers and Nicholas Finarelli delivering a strong pitching performance.
Le Moyne’s baseball squad, riding a 22‑24 season, enters the NEC Championship as the underdog against top‑seeded LIU, aiming to rewrite its tournament legacy.
Le Moyne’s baseball team closed the regular season with a 10‑8 victory over Central Connecticut State, extending its NEC streak to seven and positioning itself for the championship series against LIU.
The Le Moyne baseball team secured its inaugural spot in the NEC championship Series after sweeping a doubleheader, with standout performances from Sullivan, Diaz, Cannon and others.
Tarleton State is one win away from clinching the outright Western Athletic Conference regular‑season championship, a feat that would mark the program’s first outright title in its Division I era and highlight a campaign filled with record‑breaking performances.