
Canadiens’ Top Prospects Appear in Wheeler’s 100 List
The Athletic's Scott Wheeler ranks three Montreal prospects among his top 100, highlighting Hage's centre potential, Zharovsky's KHL scoring and Reinbacher's defensive upside.
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The Athletic's Scott Wheeler ranks three Montreal prospects among his top 100, highlighting Hage's centre potential, Zharovsky's KHL scoring and Reinbacher's defensive upside.

A look at the rising presence of sister pairs in the Professional Women's Hockey League, highlighting historic firsts, medal‑winning talent, and the next generation of draft prospects

Ohio State's football success hinges on dominant line play, a legacy reinforced by recent recruiting breakthroughs that promise continued trench superiority.

Kentucky’s basketball program has a single open scholarship spot, but head coach Mark Pope says the team will not scramble to fill it. Meanwhile, a pending NCAA lawsuit could give Cade Tyson an additional season, making him a potential fit for the Wildcats.
Western Kentucky football player Victory Vaka lost his scholarship after taking time off to grieve his mother's death. The NCAA denied his waiver, leaving him with no path to transfer and only one semester left before graduation.

The NCAA is evaluating a rule change that would legalize more physical contact in women's hockey, targeting implementation by the 2026‑27 season while preserving safety and skill.

The National Association of Basketball Coaches recognizes Eastern Washington University for its outstanding academic performance, highlighting eight student‑athletes who earned NABC Honors Court honors.

The Red Raiders are leveraging a NCAA‑granted practice bonus, welcoming goalkeeper Addie Todd and returning defender Kylie Bahr, while plotting a challenging opening slate.

Single-game tickets for the 2026 Eastern Washington Eagles football season are now on sale, highlighting six home contests including rivalry games and a showdown with defending FCS champion Montana State.

Wheeling University's men's basketball program has earned the NABC Team Academic Excellence Award for the third straight year, highlighting a rare blend of classroom achievement and on‑court success.

Drake Powell's 18‑point performance in the Brooklyn Nets' Summer League win over the Sacramento Kings highlights his potential, while the Nets add Julius Randle and draft Mikel Brown to strengthen their lineup.

The NCAA expands the 2027 tournament to 76 teams, reshaping seeding for the women's bracket and setting a demanding non‑conference schedule for Syracuse, which welcomes new transfers and international prospects.

The NSIC blends tradition with rising competition as teams prepare for the 2026 campaign, spotlighting historic rivalries and player pipelines.

Trinidad Chambliss enters 2026 as a top college quarterback, having led Ole Miss to its first Playoff appearance and now navigating a court‑granted extra season.
The death of 26‑year‑old Bryn Waite, a former collegiate soccer player, has shocked her community as investigators seek answers.

The South Atlantic Conference prepares for a 2026 campaign featuring ten programs, with Newberry aiming to repeat its 2025 championship while new rivalries and national title stories unfold.

The conference will announce its nominees for the 2025‑26 Athlete of the Year awards between July 13 and 22, with the winners to be revealed on July 23.
Clemson’s coach Dabo Swinney sees the team’s 7‑6 season as an opportunity, welcoming low expectations and focusing on quarterback development, a new offensive coordinator, and player education around sports betting ahead of the September 5 showdown with LSU.
Florida A&M’s football program will be subject to NCAA sanctions for the 2026 season after the governing body determined that its Academic Progress Rate fell short of the required threshold. The Southwestern Athletic Conference responded with a targeted grant and the hiring of Reginald Thomas to lead academic reforms, while new head coach Quinn Fordham Gray Sr. prepares for a televised season opener.

The author examines the potential of the 2026 World Cup to elevate soccer in the United States, recalls past disappointments, celebrates Boston’s unexpected hospitality, and concludes that the beautiful game may finally find its foothold.

The Brendan Sorsby saga has thrust Texas Tech into a media firestorm, prompting analyst Josh Pate to argue that only a championship run can redeem the program's reputation.

Brett Larson, the University of Minnesota's new head coach, brings a blend of playing experience and strategic vision to reshape the program's culture, recruit top talent, and navigate the impacts of NCAA age‑rule changes on the state's hockey pipeline.

Major League Baseball's adoption of automated balls and strikes is prompting a push to bring the technology to the college level, where it may reduce errors, alter player dynamics, and open new sponsorship avenues.

Electronic Arts introduces its next college football title, featuring dozens of Wisconsin athletes and a new rating system that spotlights top performers.