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Head coach Joe Tartamella welcomes transfer guard Reina Green, whose collegiate career at Duquesne and Pensacola State highlights her scoring, rebounding and defensive versatility.
The Broncos welcome AJ Lucas, a transfer outfielder whose collegiate résumé features a .411 average, 19 home runs and a NJCAA Region 16 Player of the Year award.
West Texas A&M Athletics announced the addition of Zarai Lewis for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting her defensive skill set and collegiate experience.
The Seawolves announce the addition of Karim Elgizawy, a 6‑3 guard with a strong collegiate résumé, ahead of the upcoming season.
Florida State's newest signal‑caller, Malachi Marshall, will don the coveted No. 1 jersey after a standout JUCO career that culminated in a national championship.
Ethan Plog navigated a challenging transition to the bullpen, delivering strong late‑season outings for LSU and eyeing a summer in the Cape Cod League.
The East Central Warriors have been recognized as the Total Pain Care Team of the Week after finishing the season with a 48‑15 record, a .361 team batting average, 713 runs scored and 104 home runs, earning a spot in the NJCAA Division II College World Series in Enid, Oklahoma.
Blinn College rallied from an early deficit to defeat Salt Lake Community College 13‑3, advancing to the winner’s bracket with strong performances from Jack Bohacek, Ryley Leininger and Dylan Thompson.
Southeastern Louisiana University announces the addition of Hungarian forward Diana Szakolczi, a 6‑0 junior who averaged 13.4 points and 4.8 rebounds at Midland College, to its 2026‑27 women's basketball roster.
Diana Szakolczi, a 6‑0 forward from Budapest, joins the Lady Lions after a standout stint at Midland College, where she averaged 13.4 points per game and earned All‑Conference honors.
The Rowan College of South Jersey‑Gloucester baseball team erased a 16‑run deficit to win the Region 19 championship, with MVP Alex Apicella leading a 37‑run outburst that propels them into the NJCAA Division III World Series.
After a season lost to injury, the versatile forward signs with the Hilltoppers, bringing a proven record of championship experience and academic excellence.
Breayah Jefferson, a 5‑6 guard from Toledo, Ohio, will join the Morehead State women's basketball team for the 2026‑27 season, adding a proven scorer and lockdown defender to the roster.
The high‑school baseball player from Anderson‑Shiro, Texas, will join the Brookhaven Bears after a three‑year playoff run by his high school team.