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Minot State University has appointed Blake Zabinski as its new head coach for the women's hockey team, bringing a championship background and a focus on student‑athlete development.
Season tickets go on sale Monday, July 6, offering six home matchups at $60 each, featuring events such as Defend the Herb night and the Prairie Warrior Bowl.
A former University of North Dakota women's soccer coach saw his Title IX lawsuit dismissed with prejudice, ending a contentious dispute that centered on alleged discrimination and playing‑field concerns. The decision paves the way for new leadership at the program.
The Minot State women's basketball team will begin its 2026‑27 campaign with a pair of matches in San Juan, Puerto Rico, as part of the 2026 Puerto Rico College Sports Tour, before returning to Minot for its first home game against Mayville State.
Fans can travel to Hawaii for special packages as the Beavers kick off the season in a unique island setting, with a welcome luau and tournament merchandise.
Scott Eul, a veteran coach with a record of conference titles and NCAA Tournament appearances, has been appointed head baseball coach at Tusculum University, bringing a proven track record of player development and team success.
Coach Sam Nicholson’s second season brings a refreshed roster, key transfers, and the return of injured standout Ethan Determan, setting the stage for a competitive campaign.
Western Oregon University announces the hiring of Mady Graham as an assistant coach for its women's soccer program, highlighting her extensive playing and coaching background.
Christine Bumstead’s appointment as head coach of the Seattle Torrent marks a pivotal moment for the franchise and the Professional Women’s Hockey League.
Grambling State University announced the appointment of Chris Logan as head coach of its women's soccer program, highlighting his extensive coaching background and recent successes at Minot State and the University of North Dakota.
After leading her high school team to three consecutive state tournaments and earning back‑to‑back all‑state honors, Tylie Brodina has pledged to play basketball at Minot State University. Her decision reflects a blend of familial ties and a desire to follow her own instincts.
The university will honor four distinguished contributors to its athletic legacy during a September 2026 banquet and halftime ceremony at the Beavers’ homecoming game.
The upcoming ceremony will celebrate a legendary coach, a prolific athlete, a beloved broadcaster and the record‑setting 2016 women's soccer squad.
Matthew Ronn, a 6‑foot‑tall defenseman from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, has signed with Minot State University to play hockey and pursue his academic career starting in fall 2026. Coach Wyatt Waselenchuk highlighted his two‑way skills, and Ronn expressed enthusiasm about contributing to a championship‑contending team.
Matthew Ronn, a 6‑foot, 179‑pound defenseman from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, has signed with Minot State University to begin play in the fall of 2026, bringing a blend of skill, leadership and proven chemistry with fellow recruits.