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Liberty University has announced its 2026‑27 Division I men’s hockey schedule, highlighting high‑profile opponents, a first‑ever outdoor game at Truist Stadium and a continued chase for national championship relevance.
Camden Goforth, a highly rated high school lineman, has chosen West Virginia over several other programs, citing confidence in coach Rich Rodriguez's plan to restore the team to national relevance.
The Memphis metro area showcases a deep pool of high school quarterback talent for the 2026 season, with standout performances and early college commitments shaping the narrative.
The University of Dayton men's basketball team revealed its upcoming road schedule, highlighting games at Florida State and Liberty, while also confirming a series of exhibition and regular‑season contests that will test the Flyers against a diverse set of opponents.
Dr. Brian Harrell, a Liberty alumnus and former professional baseball player, has come back to campus after 21 years of international service in Mozambique. He now teaches, directs a new Ph.D. program, and continues a family legacy of cross‑continental service.
From record‑breaking high school soccer to a faith‑centered future at Liberty University, Sammy Farnham shares the stories, rituals and dreams that shape her path.
James Madison University reveals its 2026 football home schedule, highlighting themed fan events, a white‑out game, and a cash‑only purchasing policy for all home athletics.
Ethan McElvain, a junior left‑hander transferred from Vanderbilt, has been named a finalist for the Stopper of the Year Award, given to the nation’s top relief pitcher by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association. His 6‑0 record, 1.03 ERA and 52 strikeouts have positioned him for the award to be announced in Omaha.
The Flyers will open the season at home against NJIT, host Cincinnati in November, and travel to face South Florida, Florida State and Liberty, with returning stars Amael L’Etang and Jauin Simon leading the charge.
Buffalo Gap defeated Luray 5-2 in softball and Riverheads edged Smith Mountain Lake Christian Academy 3-2 in baseball, earning spots in the regional finals and subsequent state tournaments.
In her debut season at Liberty, Tori Collar helped the women’s soccer team achieve a 15‑2‑4 record, a national ranking and a landmark victory, while shaping the program’s future through her extensive coaching background.
A dramatic sixth‑inning homer, two ejections and a steady relief effort propelled the Bulldogs to a 6‑1 win, extending a streak that highlights their resilience.
Liberty University’s standout goalkeeper Peyton Huber continues to dominate on the field, earning Conference USA Player of the Week honors and setting new program records while balancing academics and personal passions.
Clayton State University names Carl Little as its new head men's basketball coach, highlighting his extensive coaching background, military service, and commitment to building a championship-caliber program.
An on‑field gesture meant for his parents was misread as taunting, leading to an ejection and a one‑game suspension for Georgia’s top hitter.
A junior player's celebratory gestures sparked a heated exchange, resulting in ejections for both the athlete and his coach, and a subsequent suspension.
Boston College's record‑tying 37‑win season concluded with an 8‑3 loss to Liberty in the NCAA Athens Regional, ending a 13‑year tournament drought.
In a surprising turn, Luke Braham, a highly touted offensive line prospect from Morgantown, announced his pledge to Virginia Tech, passing up West Virginia and a slate of other major programs.
With a perfect run through the double‑elimination bracket and a dominant 6‑2 victory over Liberty, the Georgia Bulldogs are one win away from advancing to the super regionals, a feat that would cap a remarkable May run.
With new head coach Brian Hartline eager to prove his recruiting mettle, USF is hosting a slate of high‑profile visitors, ranging from elite safeties to track‑star wide receivers, in a bid to bolster its future roster.
Heavy rain forced a pause in the NCAA Regional game, but the Bulldogs now eye a potential clash with Liberty and a later matchup with Boston College.
In Athens, Georgia, Liberty University’s baseball team erased a late deficit to defeat Boston College 4-3, extending its winning streak in tight games.
The Georgia Bulldogs, the No. 3 national seed, opened their NCAA Athens Regional with a commanding performance, highlighted by home runs and strong pitching.
The Eagles open Friday at noon on ESPN+ against Liberty, hoping to break a seven‑game skid and recapture the magic of their 2016 Regional triumph.