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After a brief foray into Division I, Iona University's hockey program was discontinued, leaving student‑athletes in limbo and reshaping the local hockey landscape.
The United Collegiate Hockey Cup, created by five independent NCAA programs, blends Division I, II, and III talent, showcasing dramatic overtime victories, CHL player impacts, and plans to expand the league with a Division III team, promising growth for college hockey nationwide.
Five independent schools are reshaping NCAA hockey by blending Canadian CHL talent, champion inclusion, and flexible scheduling, signaling a transformative era for the sport.
The United Collegiate Hockey Cup is poised for a transformation as Division III champions, bolstered by CHL players, seek inclusion, promising competitive parity and growth for both tiers.
The third annual Rising Stars Bowl pitted the best Long Island juniors against New York City standouts, delivering a tightly contested 21-13 defeat for Team Long Island.
Long Island University awarded the Hall of Famer a Doctor of Humane Letters during a Barclays Center ceremony that highlighted his playing legacy, broadcasting career, and community service.
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.
Junior receiver Anthony Warchuck’s breakout statistics and strategic showcases are attracting college interest despite a delayed recruiting timeline.
The University of Minnesota’s hockey team will open the year on the road against Michigan Tech, then meet Minnesota Duluth, host North Dakota and travel to Minnesota State, with several storylines shaping the slate.
Montana State University has added Harvard and Long Island University to its future football schedules, guaranteeing $250,000 payments that could rise to $500,000 if the Bobcats reach the FBS level.
Montana State University has locked in non‑conference matchups that will pit the Bobcats against Ivy League powerhouse Harvard and Northeast Conference member Long Island University in the late 2020s, reviving long‑awaited gridiron rivalries.