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Two of Vermont's most celebrated high school athletes announced their college destinations, highlighting a new chapter for UVM women's basketball and a rising Division II program.
Minnesota State University's women's soccer team has been honored with the College Team Academic Award for the 2025-26 academic year, highlighting a streak of 18 consecutive and 21 total achievements. Led by head coach Brian Bahl and senior defender Mila Rustin, the program finished the 2025 season with a 18-1-4 record, captured its 11th NSIC championship, and is now the preseason favorite in the conference. All home matches and NSIC championship events will stream on Midco Sports Plus starting in 2026.
The national roster for the 2026 Collegiate Series was unveiled, featuring 25 athletes from the WCHA and other conferences, set to face Canada in Richmond, B.C., on August 12‑14.
Tanner Edwards, a native of the Adirondack region, has agreed to a new deal with the Adirondack Thunder for the upcoming 2026‑27 season. The move follows a solid rookie professional showing and a collegiate career that spanned Alaska and Minnesota.
Ranked fifteenth in the United Soccer Coaches Division II preseason poll, the Minnesota State Mavericks women's soccer team looks to extend its streak of consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances built on a dominant 2025 season.
The University of Indianapolis leads the 2026 GLVC preseason poll, earning seven of eight possible first‑place votes and 63 total points. The team returns 13 starters, including key All‑GLVC performers, while conference rivals jockey for position ahead of the upcoming season.
The Mavericks will play 11 home games at Taylor Center, face a slate of non‑conference opponents, and chase a run to the NCAA Elite Eight in Pittsburgh.
Forward Jordan Steinmetz has agreed to a new deal with the Idaho Steelheads, aiming to build on his recent European title and collegiate leadership.
Jordan Steinmetz has committed to the Idaho Steelheads through the 2026‑27 campaign, adding depth and veteran presence after a season that saw him contribute 15 points and a championship with Snackpoint Eaters Limburg.
Jordan Steinmetz has signed an ECHL contract with the Idaho Steelheads for the 2026‑27 season, bringing 27‑year‑old experience, a Hustle Award, and a league title from Europe.
Colorado Mesa University’s football program is poised for a stronger 2025 campaign, with Coach Miles Kochevar emphasizing a return to physical play and cohesion after a modest 6‑5 finish last year.
The Mavericks will open the season with a pair of road games in Kansas City before returning home for their first contest at Taylor Center, setting the stage for a demanding conference slate and a potential postseason run.
The recent draft highlighted Iowa’s baseball pipeline, with prospects like Gable Mitchell and Kooper Schulte hearing their names called, while colleges and teams look ahead to next season.
The Mavericks are intensifying summer training, with key players attending NHL Developmental Camps and Coach Luke Strand preparing for his fourth year.
Forward Brooke Bryant, a California native and three‑year PWHL veteran, has signed with San Jose for the upcoming season, bringing a championship pedigree and a hometown connection to the team.
The Engineers will play 17 home games at Houston Field House, open against Northeastern, and conclude with a February conference surge.
Brennan Poderzay’s six‑year tenure has transformed Minnesota’s net‑minding, producing record‑setting goalies and multiple championships.
The new schedule reveals a season that opens on the road, features a seven‑game home stretch, and culminates in a series of conference showdowns.
After two runner‑up finishes, the Ottawa Charge aim to capture the Walter Cup, bolstered by a strategic 2026 draft that brings speed, physicality and international experience.
Nine Minnesota‑based prospects headline the latest Professional Women’s Hockey League draft, showcasing the depth of collegiate talent across the United States.
The Professional Women’s Hockey League’s 2026 draft in Detroit delivered first‑overall pick Caroline Harvey, international breakthroughs and a deep pool of collegiate talent, marking a transformative moment for the sport.
The Premier Women’s Hockey League selected Jamie Nelson with the 20th overall pick, capping a collegiate career that included multiple statistical milestones and a coach's endorsement.
The NCHC’s championship move, standout Combine results, and key coaching hires signal a pivotal season for college hockey.
Despite a 22.7 percent jump in operating expenses, the University of Maine’s hockey program balances a lean budget with a focus on player development, coaching impact and private support, positioning it as a model for mid‑tier collegiate programs.