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The Merrimack Warriors' recent Hockey East title and Frozen Four appearance set the stage for an exciting freshman class, featuring standout performances from junior league standouts.
Merrimack College is set to welcome a diverse group of newcomers for the 2026 season, each bringing impressive résumés from junior leagues across North America. Their achievements build on the Warriors' recent Hockey East championship and Frozen Four run.
Merrimack College's recent Hockey East championship and Frozen Four run have set the stage for an ambitious recruiting class that blends domestic talent with international prospects.
The Demon Deacons are reshaping their roster and seeking new resources to return to relevance in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
A Division II national champion and undefeated 3x3 international player, Pace Prosser joins Siena University with high hopes for a rapid rise to Division I success.
Junior guard Pace Prosser brings a championship pedigree and a fast‑tempo vision to Siena University, aiming to translate his Division II title and undefeated 3x3 run into NCAA tournament contention.
The Gators open the season on Nov. 2 at home against Miami, host Merrimack on Nov. 13, travel to the Players Era Tournament in Las Vegas, and meet Duke on Dec. 1.
On September 19, 2026, Boston College will welcome Maine to Alumni Stadium in a game that experts expect to end in a three‑touchdown victory for the Eagles.
An in‑depth preview of the 2026 college football clash between Rutgers and UMass, highlighting the Minutemen's roster upheaval and the Scarlet Knights' expected superiority.
Hockey East announces its 2025‑26 Men's All‑Academic Team, honoring 218 student‑athletes across the conference, with Boston College leading the way.
Twenty‑five members of the University of Massachusetts Lowell men’s ice hockey team were named to the 2025‑26 Hockey East All‑Academic Team, tying the conference lead and underscoring the program’s dual commitment to athletic performance and academic achievement.
The Alaska Nanooks have announced the addition of shooting guard Denae Skelton, a Canadian native with a strong collegiate record, ahead of the upcoming season.
Oregon State University announced the hiring of Oscar Zepeda as Director of Soccer Operations, positioning him to lead infrastructure, community engagement, and recruitment as the Beavers enter a transformative era under a new conference and coaching staff.
The Pittsburgh Penguins have signed left‑handed defenseman Declan Carlile to a two‑year, $3 million contract, adding size, grit and NHL experience to their defensive core after a standout season with the Syracuse Crunch and a brief stint with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Black Bears will host seven of ten non‑conference matchups, including a high‑profile series with Quinnipiac, as they aim to rebound from a modest season under coach Ben Barr.
Rutgers will open its season against St. Peter's at Jersey Mike's Arena on December 16, renewing a local rivalry while preparing for a demanding non‑conference slate that includes games against Bryant, Army, NJIT, Syracuse, Seton Hall and a stint at the Players Era Festival in Las Vegas.
Max Lundgren’s signing with the Boston Bruins caps a journey that began with Jacob Markstrom’s influence, a stint in Sweden, college triumphs, and a humbling presence that earned coaches’ admiration.
Kevair Kennedy, the first MAAC player to capture both Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year in a single season, has signed with Wake Forest men's basketball, ushering in a new era for the program.
Over nearly 60 years, Section V hockey has cultivated legendary teams and standout athletes, making it a fertile ground for talent that reaches the NCAA and professional ranks.
The University of Maine unveiled its complete regular‑season schedule, highlighting a 50th‑anniversary celebration at Alfond Arena and a packed lineup of matchups against Hockey East rivals.
The Big Green will open at Boston University on Sept. 6 and close at Brown on Oct. 31, facing six Top 25 opponents and three NCAA tournament teams.
The University of Rhode Island’s women’s basketball team will face a demanding schedule that includes home showdowns with Loyola Chicago and VCU and road trips to Davidson, Duquesne, the Hawks and St. Bonaventure, while retaining key players such as Sophia Vital and Amori Jarrett.
The University of Rhode Island’s women’s basketball team will host George Mason, Richmond, La Salle and Dayton next season, while navigating a new era led by Coach Colleen Mullen and a roster bolstered by returning stars and fresh transfers.
Pace Prosser, a Pennsylvania native, has pledged to Siena University after leading Gannon to a national title. He is now set to compete for Team USA in the 2026 FIBA 3x3 Nations League Americas Conference in Ñuñoa, Chile, a qualifier for the U23 World Cup in China.