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The Gray Eagles, a 2017 alumni booster club, have sparked a resurgence at Lock Haven University, delivering the program’s first winning season in years and planning expanded support for scholarships and player development.
The latest PSAC preseason poll places Lock Haven University sixth in the Western Division, setting the stage for a challenging 2026 schedule that begins with a road game at Millersville and includes key matchups against top‑ranked rivals.
A Division II national champion and undefeated 3x3 international player, Pace Prosser joins Siena University with high hopes for a rapid rise to Division I success.
Junior guard Pace Prosser brings a championship pedigree and a fast‑tempo vision to Siena University, aiming to translate his Division II title and undefeated 3x3 run into NCAA tournament contention.
The Warriors' upcoming slate features road tests against Seton Hill and Pace, a home opener versus Slippery Rock, and a demanding finish against top PSAC rivals.
Saint Francis University’s newly renamed Red Wolves have released a 2026 schedule that opens with a rapid four‑game stretch, includes night games at DeGol Field and culminates with a road matchup against Christopher Newport.
Temple University announced the hiring of Sharay Hall as an assistant coach for its women's basketball program, highlighting her extensive coaching background and local ties.
Head coach Diane Richardson announces the addition of Sharay Hall, a seasoned assistant coach whose extensive experience and deep Philadelphia roots promise to elevate the Owls' program.
The Bald Eagles' coaching staff unveiled a recruiting class that emphasizes character, ambition and scholarly achievement as much as athletic skill.
Saint Joseph's University has unveiled a demanding 2026 schedule that includes five conference champions and seven games against NCAA Tournament teams, setting the stage for a championship‑caliber season.
The Cornell men's basketball team welcomes a seven‑player class that includes five freshmen and two transfers, each bringing high‑school accolades and college experience. With a blend of local standouts and out‑of‑state prospects, the Big Red hope to capture their first Ivy League championship in nearly two decades.
A former Grenadiers standout transitions from player to head coach, bringing a philosophy of trust and togetherness to a program aiming for Division 1 success.