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Dr. Courtney Pruitt, athletic director at Kilgore College, is driving the push to make women's flag football an NJCAA championship sport by 2027, a move fueled by rapid growth, local enthusiasm, and a vision for Olympic inclusion.
Dr. Courtney Pruitt helped secure championship status for women's flag football in the NJCAA, as participation surged and an inaugural national championship is slated for 2027‑28.
A two‑time All‑America at Georgia Tech, Rock Perdoni built a distinguished football career before founding a construction firm and raising a close‑knit family.
After a setback with the NFL, Brendan Sorsby must navigate a complex landscape of draft timing, junior‑college eligibility and potential litigation before he can resume his professional career.
Brendan Sorsby faces a narrow set of options after the NFL's disciplinary action closed the door on a 2026 supplemental draft.
Senior right fielder Richie Heyder of Farmingdale State College tops the nation in on-base percentage and earns Academic All-America First Team honors, highlighting a season of record-breaking performance and academic excellence.
Gene Bess, the winningest coach in college basketball history, died this week at 91. His decades‑long tenure at Three Rivers College produced a storied legacy of championships, honors and NBA talent.
Gene Bess, who amassed the most wins in college basketball history, passed away at 91. His tenure at Three Rivers College reshaped junior college basketball and earned him a place in the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.
Gene Bess, the Hall of Fame‑inducted coach who amassed 1,000 victories and two NJCAA championships, passed away early Friday morning, June 19.
In a high‑scoring All‑Star matchup, Doelle’s 2‑for‑3 performance and clutch runs capped a high school career that culminated in a state‑final appearance.
Kennedy‑King College in Chicago will host the NJCAA Region 4 Division I men’s and women’s basketball tournaments for the next two seasons, featuring semi‑finals and championship games.
Baton Rouge Community College has appointed Jonathan Parker as its new head baseball coach, tapping a proven recruiter and developer of talent to lead the program toward championship aspirations.
Shah Hall, a 6-10, 240-pound center from Tuscaloosa, Alabama, arrived in Fayetteville for an official visit, marking a key step in Arkansas' effort to bolster its frontcourt for the upcoming season.
The SUNY Niagara baseball squad, known as the Thunderwolves, completed an unbeaten run through the junior‑college playoffs, topping Dallas College Eastfield and Rowan College South Jersey‑Gloucester to claim the program’s inaugural national title.
Former NCAA coach Marc MacMillan joins Yavapai College, bringing a philosophy that blends discipline, teamwork and personal growth to the baseball program.
The Gators add a dynamic scorer who dominated at South Georgia Technical College, earning national accolades and setting records.
Edwin Suarez, a former Muhlenberg High School basketball star, is transferring from Weber State to Temple. He played 31 games last season, averaging 9.2 points and 6.0 rebounds. Previously, he played at Arizona Western junior college and was named to the NJCAA Division I All-America third team. At Muhlenberg, he was twice named to the All-Berks team and led his team to the playoffs.
Wake Tech’s baseball team captured its inaugural NJCAA Region 10 Division II title, defeating Brunswick 12–8 and securing a spot in the upcoming World Series.