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Matthew Mayich remains in a neurological center after a workout collapse, prompting a legal battle and internal review as ASU prepares to open its season on October 2.
Redmond Brow, a seasoned coach with over a decade of experience across multiple hockey levels, joins Lindenwood’s men’s program as assistant coach and Director of Hockey Operations, bringing a proven track record of player development and national championship success.
Southern Illinois University’s women’s soccer squad delivered a dominant 8‑0 victory over Alabama A&M, establishing a new school record and showcasing a rapid offensive surge led by Penny Warner.
The University of New Mexico's women's basketball team begins fall workouts under first‑year coach Amy Eagan, introducing ten new players and five returning athletes while focusing on bonding and chemistry.
Forward Joe Prouty rejoins the Greenville Swamp Rabbits, bringing collegiate experience and early professional promise to the roster.
The University of Evansville women's soccer team will host Lindenwood on Thursday at 6 p.m. at Arad McCutchan Stadium, looking to build on a shutout streak and a 2‑0 opening win as part of Alumni Weekend.
After a journey that spanned the Midwest, Norway and several Division II programs, Amy Eagan steps onto the University of New Mexico’s court with a mission to rekindle a dormant tournament pedigree and build a lasting community impact.
The Lindenwood women's soccer team fell 1-0 to DePaul on Sunday, with an own goal deciding the match. The Lions will next play Evansville on August 27.
IU Indianapolis lost 2-1 to the University of Louisville in their first match under new head coach Keegan Boom, with Zizza’s first‑half penalty setting the tone.
From a new quarterback under Nick Sheridan to emerging playmakers on both sides of the ball, Michigan State is banking on a handful of standout athletes to overturn a modest outlook and contend for an unexpected breakthrough.
After stints at Lindenwood and Suffolk, Taylor Wasylk rejoins Boston College, where she once helped the program capture three straight NCAA Frozen Fours, adding depth to a staff eager for fresh expertise.
Lindenwood University’s women's soccer team edged Bellarmine University 1-0 in their season opener, with Mackenzie Compton scoring the winner and Anna Jenkins making eight saves.
SIUE’s preseason rankings place the Cougars second in the league, and sophomore defender Mathias Clausen is highlighted as the team’s key prospect for the upcoming season.
The Ohio Valley Conference released its preseason coaches' poll, designating Lindenwood as the clear favorite while confirming the championship tournament will be held on the Lions' home turf in Missouri.
The Lions will host Bellarmine on Aug. 13, looking to extend a winning streak and showcase a roster bolstered by key returnees and new transfers.
The new schedule spans a Colorado opening, a Midwest road trip, and a full Ohio Valley Conference slate, highlighting key matchups against Mizzou, Kansas and Tennessee State.
The Tigers secured a 3-1 preseason victory over Lindenwood, highlighted by early goals and a debut goal from Perryville native Lana Adams, setting a positive tone for the upcoming regular season.
Lindenwood University’s football program began fall camp on Wednesday, launching a series of events that include a free public Fan Fest on Aug. 14 and a schedule of five home games, highlighted by a conference matchup with SEMO on Oct. 10.
Ahead of the 2025 season, the Lions’ offense and defense are recognized across the conference, with standout performances from running back Steve Hall, receiver Jalen Smith and a defense anchored by Jacob Waller.
Southeast Missouri State University begins its preseason camp, aiming for a strong start under head coach Tom Matukewicz as the team readies for a demanding schedule and milestone season.
The Jefferson City School Board is set to approve Isaac Johnson as the new head coach of the Lady Jays soccer program, bringing a blend of playing experience and classroom expertise to the position.
Lindenwood Athletics has opened ticket sales for the 2026 football season, offering general admission and reserved seating, while season and mini‑plan packages provide additional benefits and discounts.
From a 2017 championship to an 11‑2 run, the Panthers of Monroe City, Missouri, are poised to chase another title, driven by a deep‑rooted football culture and players like Wyatt DeGrave.
Trey Flesch, a Lindenwood University alumnus and former national championship goaltender, has been named assistant coach of the women's hockey team for the 2026‑27 season after stints at Mercyhurst University and the University of Maine.