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Longwood University's baseball program was honored with the 2025‑26 American Baseball Coaches Association Team Academic Excellence Award and captured a spot in the Big South tournament final, highlighting a season of athletic and scholarly achievement.
Azul Alvarez’s 2025 performance earned her a spot on the United Soccer Coaches 2026 Goalkeepers to Watch list, highlighting her impact on Baylor’s Big 12 run and NCAA Tournament advance.
Oregon State’s women’s basketball players have submitted a petition to the Oregon Employment Relations Board seeking union recognition, marking the first formal effort by female college athletes to achieve collective bargaining status. The move exploits public‑university labor statutes, contrasts with previous private‑institution attempts, and ignites a national debate over athlete employment rights.
Hannah Dickinson, a fifth‑year goalkeeper from Villanova, was selected to the United Soccer Coaches Goalkeepers to Watch list after a 2025 season that featured a .964 goals‑against average, 69 saves and eight solo shutouts.
University of North Florida senior goalkeeper Luciano Natoli has been selected for the 2026 NCAA Division I Men's Players to Watch list, highlighting a season marked by record‑breaking performances and conference dominance.
A recent court decision has cleared the way for Missouri defensive tackle Sterling Webb to resume his collegiate career in 2026, while the university grapples with roster limits and potential comebacks for other alumni.
An open practice at First Community Arena gave a glimpse of the SIUE men's basketball team's summer work, emphasizing tempo, organization, and the blend of returning veterans with new talent.
Coach Ross Hodge’s Mountaineers have completed summer workouts as the NCAA’s five‑for‑five rule looms, bringing new transfers, a five‑star recruit and a lone returning player into a roster that could reshape the Big 12 race.
The NCAA's five‑year eligibility model, effective 2026‑27, will alter roster construction for programs like Syracuse women's basketball, where Coach Felisha Legette‑Jack balances experience with fresh talent.
The Razorbacks will meet the Bahamas in a BahaMar Summer League game on July 28, 2026, marking a milestone for Coach John Calipari and a test for a young roster.
The Razorbacks open their international exhibition schedule in Nassau, Bahamas, under a new coaching dynamic and a reshaped roster.
With 17 newcomers, including New Zealand’s Jasmine Barney, and the return of sophomore Rachel Kretzer, SEMO aims to capitalize on enhanced summer training, deeper goalkeeper options and a revised schedule to avoid last year’s winless stretch.
The Lopes will play two exhibition matches in Vancouver, British Columbia, against Canadian college opponents, marking their second overseas trip in as many years.
The university will host tryouts for walk‑on football players on August 21, with strict eligibility criteria and a registration deadline just days away.
A group of 52 college basketball players, including former Kansas guard Jayden Dawson, have filed a lawsuit challenging the NCAA’s new eligibility rule that would end scholarship eligibility for the class of 2022 after the 2025‑26 season. The legal action seeks a temporary and permanent injunction to allow them to compete in the 2026‑27 season.
With 11 linebackers set to feature a mix of seasoned veterans and promising newcomers, the Volunteers look to build on recent defensive successes while integrating key transfers and maintaining academic excellence.
The NCAA's fifth‑year eligibility rule and a wave of transfers reshape Purdue's secondary, offering new stability and depth for the upcoming season.
At the 2026 College Football Media Days, key storylines included the SEC’s breakaway discussions, a push for a 24‑team playoff, and notable player health updates, reflecting the sport’s shifting dynamics.
In the 1990s the University of Massachusetts transformed from a mid‑major program into a national contender, reaching the 1996 Final Four before a cascade of sanctions and coaching turnover erased its momentum.
The University of Arkansas will face the Bahamas National Team on July 31 in a streamed exhibition that highlights eight first‑year players and a high‑profile commentary team.
The Honesdale Hornets field hockey program is entering the 2026 campaign with a sense of optimism that stretches beyond last season’s 8‑9‑0 record and Class AAA semifinal run. Senior leaders and a new tactical approach aim to contend for league and district titles.
A senior forward’s NCAA waiver has been denied, but legal avenues remain open as coach Ross Hodge expresses optimism about a possible eligibility reversal.
Villanova's football program enters a new era in the Patriot League, blending fresh talent with returning veterans as they aim to honor a preseason No. 1 ranking.
The Friars have completed their summer workouts ahead of a historic 100th season, while awaiting NCAA decisions on G‑League prospect Dink Pate and Italian commit Leonardo Marangon. Coach Bryan Hodgson remains upbeat about the team’s culture and the challenges that lie ahead.