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Mia Chambliss opened scoring, Kara Murray’s early save preserved the lead, and a late goal by Kenzie Tosch sealed a 3–1 win, extending LCU’s historic dominance over Wayland Baptist.
Lubbock Christian University edged past Wayland Baptist 3‑2 in a tightly fought women's soccer match, highlighted by early and late goals, disciplined defending and several yellow cards.
The Lubbock Christian University women's soccer squad will host Wayland Baptist on August 30, 2026, in a first‑ever back‑to‑back series that highlights a storied rivalry, key returning players and a home venue upgraded for the new season.
The Lady Chaps will kick off their 2026 campaign in a rare back‑to‑back matchup against Fort Lewis, a test of their depth and a chance to stake an early claim in the Lone Star Conference.
A 2–1 loss on August 27 highlighted defensive lapses and a long‑awaited return for Lucas Carli, while Fort Lewis College capitalized on early possession to secure the win.
The Lone Star Conference released its 2026 women's soccer preseason poll, highlighting Dallas Baptist's championship expectations and the return of standout players for Lubbock Christian University.
Lubbock Christian University’s men’s soccer program celebrates its highest preseason ranking in years, with key players named to watch as the team readies for a competitive schedule.
The Mountaineers will face three NCAA Division II tournament qualifiers on home soil and conclude the season with a RMAC postseason tournament in November.
West Texas A&M University Athletics has unveiled its 2026 men's soccer schedule, highlighting nine home games at The Pitch and a challenging slate of opponents across preseason and conference play.
Lubbock Christian University’s women’s basketball program is again recognized among the nation’s best for academic performance, holding the 11th spot in the 2025‑26 WBCA Academic Top 25 while also reaching the NCAA Division II South Central Regional.
Colorado State University welcomes versatile wing Amondo Miller Jr., a Division II All‑American who chose the Rams for their system, location and coaching staff.
The 2026 Super Team highlights top pitchers, hitters and coaches from across West Texas, celebrating their record‑setting seasons and state‑wide accolades.
The University of Western Colorado’s women’s basketball team will begin its 2026‑27 campaign in Honolulu as part of the inaugural Hoops in Hawaii Tip‑Off Classic, facing Hawaii Pacific University before a series of bracket games that culminate in a championship on November 1.
The new schedule features a road opener against DBU, a home debut against Rogers State, and a slate of conference matches leading to the Lone Star Tournament and NCAA play.
Tyler Lloyd, a Frenship High School alumnus with extensive coaching experience, has been named head baseball coach, while his wife and children are also part of the Frenship community.
Frenship ISD has appointed Tyler Lloyd, a lifelong district resident and Lubbock Christian University alumnus, as its new head baseball coach, highlighting his extensive coaching background and family connections to the community.
Abilene Christian University announced the hiring of Larry Hays as its new softball head coach, a move that brings a 40‑year coaching legacy rich with championships and record‑setting wins.
After a 22-home-run season that earned him NJCAA All-American status, Keenan Oxford is headed to Lubbock Christian University, where his mental approach to the game will be tested against a top Texas program.
Colorado State’s men’s basketball program has locked in its 2026‑27 roster, announcing the addition of River Sawyer, a senior guard from University High School in Greeley, who arrives after a standout high school career that included a Class 4A title and a 26‑point performance in the championship game.
Three Lubbock Christian University players were recognized by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, highlighting a standout season that ended with a trip to the NCAA Tournament
The Lubbock Christian University baseball team prepares to meet St. Mary's in a high‑stakes first‑round matchup that could set the stage for a tournament run.