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Macalester College’s women’s soccer team achieved the nation’s highest collective GPA for the 2025‑26 academic year, a 3.84 average that secured a United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award and highlighted the school’s blend of athletic and scholarly achievement.
After a breakthrough 2025 campaign that included a MIAC Playoff title and a Sweet 16 run, the Scots enter the 2026 preseason rankings with optimism and a full slate of returning talent.
Vassar College announces the hiring of Madeline Buckley as its new head coach for the women's soccer program, highlighting her extensive coaching experience and distinguished playing career.
Madeline Buckley has stepped down as head coach of the Macalester College women's soccer program to accept a position at Vassar College, and Marissa Olson‑Guillou has been named interim head coach for the upcoming season.
Rob Lanier reveals a series of promotions and new appointments that reshape the support structure for Rice Men’s Basketball ahead of the 2026‑27 campaign.
The university revealed a series of promotions and new administrative roles that promise to reshape the Owls' approach to competition and player development.
The university announced Bowen’s appointment, highlighting his seven‑year stint at UMBC, conference accolades, and a focus on player development.
Five members of the Macalester College baseball team have been named to the Division III Academic All-District squad, highlighting a season that combined athletic triumphs with academic excellence.
Despite defeats in sectional semifinals, Oak Park and River Forest High School and Trinity High School reflect on season achievements and upcoming graduations.
Raymond McCaskey and John McMurray from Macalester College were selected to the ABCA/Rawlings All-Region IX second team, highlighting a breakthrough season that culminated in a MIAC Playoff championship and an NCAA Tournament berth.
From a 14‑5 victory over Luther College to a heartbreaking 9‑8 loss to UW‑Whitewater, the Scots set new marks for wins, hits and RBIs, delivering a story of triumph and heartbreak.
The Macalester College baseball team saw its championship hopes curtailed on Thursday night, dropping a 13-4 decision to third-seeded UW-Whitewater in the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship at the Whitewater Regional complex.
A recent KSTP-Channel 5 feature captures the Scots as they gear up for a showdown with top‑ranked UW-Whitewater, following their conference title and a berth in the NCAA tournament.
After capturing the MIAC playoff title, Macalester College returns to the NCAA Division III Baseball Championship for the first time since 2017, setting up a matchup against top‑ranked Wisconsin-Whitewater.
The Saint John's University baseball squad concluded a 13‑7 campaign with a league‑leading ERA and opponent batting average, and a host of players collected MIAC accolades, highlighted by Max Edwards' unprecedented double honor.
Coach Matt Parrington's third MIAC Coach of the Year award reflects a 29‑win season, a conference playoff title, and a berth in the NCAA Division III Championship game against UW‑Whitewater.
The Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference revealed its 2026 baseball awards, recognizing outstanding performances by Seth Nelson, Max Edwards and coach Matt Parrington, while Macalester’s historic season earns an automatic NCAA Division III tournament bid.
Macalester’s baseball team clinches the MIAC Playoff, setting up a showdown with top‑ranked UW-Whitewater and a chance at the national championship.
Both University of Wisconsin‑La Crosse and University of Wisconsin‑Whitewater have secured spots in the 64‑team NCAA Division III Baseball Championship, setting up a series of regional contests that will culminate in a championship in Ohio.