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New Milligan coach Brad Camp aims to extend the program’s NAIA tournament streak, targeting a conference title in his first season and opening with an exhibition against UNC Greensboro on Aug. 9.
Two international athletes are awarded scholarships to pursue collegiate flag football in the United States, highlighting the sport’s rapid growth and the foundation’s commitment to leadership and community impact.
Brendan Sorsby’s NCAA ban for gambling and subsequent draft denial leave junior college as his only realistic route to resume his football career in 2026.
After 11 seasons as assistant under John Wethington, Terran Duncan is appointed head coach of the Lindsey Wilson University women's basketball team, aiming to preserve a legacy of strong defense, fast‑paced offense and academic excellence.
The 2027 Hall of Fame ballot includes former LSU stars Alan Faneca and Patrick Peterson, whose collegiate and professional achievements have secured them spots among 80 players and nine coaches from the FBS ranks.
Iyanna Sheets captured two track titles and led her flag football team to a state crown, sparking a conversation about the sport’s future in Connecticut’s high schools.
Junior Iyanna Sheets captured two state titles in 48 hours, sparking conversation over whether flag football should gain varsity recognition in Connecticut.
On May 30, the LSU Shreveport Pilots baseball team will see its remarkable season captured in a new mini‑documentary that features player and coach reflections, as well as insights from alumni Melissa Goslin, former MLB infielder Todd Walker and sportswriter Roy Lang III.
Washington State University’s baseball squad defeated Air Force 5‑1, with pitcher Nick Lewis earning Pitcher of the Year honors, while local colleges and high schools posted notable results in the Mountain West Tournament, NAIA Championships and state track meets.
The Keiser University Seahawks concluded their 2026 campaign with a 10‑0 loss to No. 21 Hope International University Royals in the NAIA tournament opening round, finishing the year with a 36‑19 record.
Greg Tipps, who amassed 493 career wins and two TSSAA championships at Loretto, has resigned to become the new head coach of the UT Southern women’s basketball team.