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The University of Richmond field hockey squad defeated Longwood University 6-0, improving to a 3-1 record, with Clara Larripa leading the attack and upcoming free games slated for September 11 and 13.
Sophie Mooldijk posted a career-high 21 saves in a 6-0 loss to Richmond, highlighting her resilience as the Lancers gear up for a September 11 match against Davidson.
The Lancers open their 2025 campaign at home against East Tennessee State, looking to build on a 1‑0 win over VMI and a strong preseason position.
The Lancers host Queens University of Charlotte on August 30, kicking off a schedule that blends home fixtures with road tests against top opponents, as the program looks to improve on a 4‑13 record and secure a MAC tournament berth.
The conference highlights standout performances from Longwood, UNC Asheville, and High Point as the 2026 season kicks off.
Campbell University secured a 2-0 win over Longwood University in their season‑opening women's soccer match, highlighted by goals from Avery Garrett and Ava Kanaar and a strong defensive showing by goalkeeper Anais van Doesburg.
Jana' Boyd, a seasoned digital content professional, has been appointed director of social media for Longwood University's women's basketball team, promising a fresh creative direction for fan engagement.
The Big South Conference announced its preseason awards, highlighting Sam Fischer’s recognition as Forward of the Year and Longwood’s third‑place finish in the coaches’ poll.
Longwood University's baseball program was honored with the 2025‑26 American Baseball Coaches Association Team Academic Excellence Award and captured a spot in the Big South tournament final, highlighting a season of athletic and scholarly achievement.
After a dominant 2026 campaign that saw nine saves, all‑Big South first‑team honors and a career‑high seven strikeouts, pitcher JR Fordham has agreed to an undrafted free‑agent deal with the St. Louis Cardinals.
The Monarchs will open with an exhibition against VCU before launching their regular season at home against Western Michigan, with marquee matchups against Virginia, Virginia Tech and other regional foes.
Angelo Brizzi, a 6‑3 guard from Warrenton, Virginia, will play his final year of eligibility with the Tar Heels after a career that included eight 20‑point games and a top performance of 27 points against UMass.
North Carolina adds Angelo Brizzi, a seasoned guard with a strong shooting record, to its 2026‑27 roster, aiming to enhance depth and offensive versatility.
Angelo Brizzi, a 6‑foot‑3 guard, is set to bring his scoring prowess and academic experience to Chapel Hill next season.
After a standout season at Buffalo, Angelo Brizzi has chosen the University of North Carolina, joining the Tar Heels as a graduate transfer and adding depth to the roster.
Junior right‑hander Jackson Nash from Longwood University was selected by the Texas Rangers in the 12th round of the 2026 MLB Draft, marking a milestone for the school’s baseball program.
Angelo Brizzi commits to UNC, bringing a proven track record of high‑level production after a stellar season at Buffalo.
Penn State announces nine newcomers — including transfers Cam Standish and Ella Gaitan — alongside six freshmen and a graduate student, expanding a roster rich in talent and varied backgrounds.
The Gardner‑Webb University women’s soccer program has released its 2026 fall schedule, featuring a strong early home stretch, a challenging road trip, and a full Big South conference campaign.
Angelo Brizzi, a 6‑foot‑3 guard with a proven scoring record, has pledged to join the University of North Carolina, bringing experience and shooting prowess to a team reshaped by multiple transfers.
Graduate guard Angelo Brizzi pledged to the University of North Carolina on July 1, bringing scoring, defensive skill and free‑throw accuracy to the Tar Heels' backcourt.
Graduate guard Angelo Brizzi pledged to the University of North Carolina on July 1, bringing a proven scoring threat and defensive versatility to a team reshaping its backcourt.
Angelo Brizzi, a 6‑foot‑3 guard who last season averaged 14.5 points for Buffalo, has chosen the University of North Carolina, joining a backcourt that includes transfers Terrence Brown and Matt Able and returning guards Isaiah Denis and Jaydon Young. His arrival marks the fifth portal addition for new head coach Michael Malone and underscores the program’s aggressive recruitment strategy.
The Hokies will open the season on the road against Ohio State before returning to Blacksburg for their first home game against Howard, setting the stage for a demanding schedule that includes contests with former NCAA Tournament powerhouses and reigning ACC champion SMU.