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Emporia State’s 2026 soccer schedule features a record ten home games, marquee matchups against Drury and Maryville, and a path to the MIAA and NCAA tournaments, all under third‑year head coach Jane Grimley‑Gunn.
Carter Beck, an Indiana State outfielder, was named to the College Sports Communicators 2026 Academic All‑America First Team, highlighting a season of exceptional play and scholarship.
Carter Beck, a junior at Indiana State University, has been selected to the College Sports Communicators 2026 Academic All-America First Team, recognizing his excellence both in the classroom and on the baseball field.
Senior outfielder Dagen Brewer and graduate pitcher Zach Voss from Pittsburg State University were recognized with College Sports Communicators Academic All-America® honors, highlighting exceptional athletic and academic performance.
Wichita State’s senior guard Jordan Frison, a transfer from Tennessee‑Chattanooga, is focusing on maximizing his teammates’ strengths through precise passing and shooting, bringing a blend of experience and scoring prowess to a roster that returns ten players from a 24‑12 season.
Tanner Mans, a former state champion and VMI alumnus, has been appointed head coach of the Wellington girls' basketball team, succeeding Eric Adams and planning to blend youth development with the program's championship tradition.
The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association honored a record number of baseball student‑athletes this week, highlighting academic achievement alongside athletic promise.
Southern Arkansas University announces the hiring of Blake Rogers as an assistant coach, bringing championship experience and a proven player‑development background back to the program.
Pittsburg State adds eight newcomers — four transfers and four freshmen — aiming to boost performance and culture under head coach Wes Branstetter.
The 2026 ABCA Division II All‑America teams feature three Pittsburg State standouts, highlighting a historic year that included a school‑record win total and multiple conference championships.
A donor-supported project will add game‑day locker rooms, private suites and event spaces, preserving the stadium’s historic rock wall while readying the venue for the 2027 season.
Four Pittsburg State University baseball players receive NCAA Division II All‑Central Region accolades, highlighted by Dagen Brewer's Player of the Year award and a record‑setting campaign.
After a distinguished career spanning nearly three decades, Jay Spoonhour, son of Missouri State legend Charlie Spoonhour, rejoins the university in a new role, bringing extensive coaching experience and a legacy of player development.
Cottey College announced the hiring of Luke Huddleston as its new head coach for the women's basketball program, highlighting his proven track record and personal milestones.
Four Gorillas were selected to the D2CCA All‑Central Region team, highlighted by Dagen Brewer’s historic Player of the Year award and a school‑record 45‑win campaign.
Augustana University’s baseball team defeated Pittsburg State University 13-7 in the Central Regional Final, securing a spot in the D2 Super Regionals and ending Pitt State’s 45‑11 season.
Augustana University defeated Pittsburg State University 10-8 in the 2026 NCAA Division II Central Regional, setting the stage for a Sunday championship game at Al Ortolani Field.
Pittsburg State University’s baseball team defeated Augustana University 7‑1, highlighted by Zach Voss's record‑tying 12th win and several offensive highlights.
The Gorillas rolled past Arkansas Tech 22-3, with a potent lineup led by Cooper Wesslund and Eric Bacon, setting up a regional final against the victor of the Northwest Missouri State‑Augustana clash.
On May 14, Cooper Wesslund was named NCAA Division II National Hitter of the Week after leading Pittsburg State to the MIAA title and delivering a historic statistical week.
The No. 17 Augustana Vikings enter the NCAA Central Regional Tournament in Pittsburg, Kansas, as the No. 5 seed, facing Northwest Missouri State on May 14. With a 41‑13 record and a host of award‑winning players, the team aims to advance deep into the competition.
The Gorillas enter the postseason with a 43‑9 record, a perfect blend of power hitting and dominant pitching, and will open against Arkansas Tech in front of a home crowd.
John Leonzo and Max Olsan join the Lindenwood women's basketball program, bringing strategic depth and player development expertise.