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The Highlanders will play 10 home games at Lubetkin Field, face a mix of non‑conference and America East opponents, and conclude the regular season on Oct. 30 before the conference championship on Nov. 15.
The Saints reveal a demanding 2026 calendar that opens on the road, features a rematch of the 2025 Metro Championship and culminates in a postseason run to retain their newly won conference crown.
Murray State announced the hiring of Rashon Burno as President of Basketball Operations and assistant coach, tapping a veteran coach whose career spans Arizona State, Florida, Manhattan and Towson.
The 2026 schedule features 18 matches, including a preseason scrimmage at UMass Lowell, an opening game versus Boston College, and a return to Hickey Field for several home contests.
With the 2028 recruiting cycle officially opening on June 15, Syracuse basketball, led by Gerry McNamara, has extended a scholarship to three‑star wing Enmanuel Valera Melo, who is also drawing attention from Stanford, Northwestern, Florida State and other high‑major programs.
Syracuse University has offered a scholarship to Skye Ragoo, a standout guard from Christ the King High School, as he continues to climb the national rankings.
The annual NYC CHSAA June Team Camp offered a glimpse into the upcoming season, spotlighting senior standout Josh Rivera of Stepinac and shooting guard Tommy Wolf of Iona Prep, while discussing coaching strategies, roster additions, and the teams' historic competitiveness.
A look at the rising leaders, coaching strategies, and recruiting buzz shaping the next chapter of Catholic High School Athletic Association basketball.
Pete Bevacqua, Notre Dame's vice president and director of athletics, has been appointed to the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Selection Committee for a four‑year term starting July 1.
Chase Swain and Rueben Livingston were selected to the All‑Atlantic 10 teams after delivering record‑setting performances that helped La Salle set multiple school marks.
The Scarlet Knights’ new frontcourt blends proven scorers, a dynamic freshman backcourt, and experienced forwards, aiming for a competitive season in the Big Ten.