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After eight seasons, Matt Kelly stepped down from the Providence College women's ice hockey bench, prompting the school to promote assistant coach Nicole Norton to interim head coach and elevate Katie Burt to interim associate head coach.
Remy Parker, a 28‑year‑old forward, has inked a deal with the Wheeling Nailers for the upcoming ECHL season, bringing a proven scoring touch after a stint across multiple teams and collegiate stardom.
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 Crimson will open its 30‑game slate on October 16, beginning a five‑game homestand and aiming to retain the 2026 Beanpot crown under Head Coach Laura Bellamy.
The Gators have announced a slate that blends challenging buy games with high‑profile résumé builders, seeking to avoid the road and neutral‑site pitfalls of last season.
The 2026 college football season opens with a much‑anticipated showdown between the Michigan Wolverines and Western Michigan, a game that pits a dominant Big Ten program against a MAC champion riding a ten‑win streak.
The Wolverines will host the Broncos on September 5, 2026, in a game that promises fireworks, a massive point spread and a test of Western Michigan’s revamped defense.
After Chuck Martin left for North Carolina, Brad Calipari, son of head coach John Calipari, fills the third assistant spot, leveraging his recent staff tenure and recruiting connections.
The University of North Texas announced the signing of Marcus Zelee, a highly rated guard from Austin, who chose the Mean Green over several Power Five programs.
The Gillion Academy combines top‑level basketball training with rigorous academics, producing both championship‑caliber teams and college‑bound student‑athletes.
The Lions’ 2026 field hockey slate features non‑conference road trips, an Ivy League slate, and a home‑heavy finish, culminating in a Senior Day game against Princeton and the Ivy League Tournament in early November.
Josh Zary has officially re‑signed with the Greenville Swamp Rabbits for the 2026‑27 season, adding his professional debut, first goal, and collegiate pedigree to a team poised for another strong campaign.
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 Providence Journal announces its 2026 All-State Baseball First and Second Teams, recognizing the top players from schools across the state.
The Falcons will open the 2026‑27 season with two home victories, raise their championship banners, and navigate a demanding slate that includes early road trips, a New Year’s Day showdown and a February home‑heavy stretch.
Highly rated prospect Marcus Zelee, a 6‑foot‑3 guard from Austin, Texas, has signed with the Mean Green, bringing a blend of scoring, playmaking and defensive intensity to the program.
Isabel Kyprislidis, a recent graduate of St. John’s Preparatory High School, has been honored with the Jack Bauman Scholarship by the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association, paving the way for her enrollment at Long Island University this fall.
Head coach Trevor Large unveiled the Griffins' 2026‑27 non‑conference schedule, outlining two home games, eight road contests, and a Thanksgiving weekend trip to Wisconsin.
The University of Alaska Anchorage announced its full 2026‑27 hockey schedule, featuring marquee matchups against Denver, Michigan, and a six‑game series against Alaska Fairbanks for the Governor’s Cup, culminating in the United Collegiate Hockey Cup in March.
From humble pickup games during the pandemic, the Sauce N Summer league has grown into a thriving summer hockey competition in Langford, featuring a female division and a championship honoring a fallen player.
What started as a few informal skates in Langford has grown into a competitive summer hockey league with over 250 skaters, a dedicated female division, and a championship that celebrates a former player’s legacy.
Langford's Sauce N Summer league grew from informal pickup games into a thriving competition that now includes a women's division and a championship honoring a former player.
The Sauce N Summer league, founded by Zack Whittaker and Kenny Britton, has expanded from 40 players to over 250 skaters, adding a female division and a championship that honors Dayton Clarke.
From humble pickup games during COVID‑19, the Sauce N Summer league has expanded to six divisions, 250 players, and a championship honoring Dayton Clarke.