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Longwood University announced the hiring of Chase Hughes, a seasoned coach with extensive experience in player development and scouting, to lead the Lancers' baseball program forward.
The Washington Commanders announced the retirement of longtime scouts Paul Skansi and Chuck Cook, and promoted a group of assistants to fill their shoes, signaling a strategic shift toward data‑focused leadership.
The upcoming season opens on August 16 against Alabama State and features a 16‑match slate, including key battles with High Point, Gardner‑Webb and Charleston Southern, culminating in a potential NCAA Tournament berth.
The Lancers will open the 2026 campaign with two early friendlies, host their first home game against Coastal Carolina, and navigate a full Big South slate that culminates in a home finale against Radford.
Coach Todd Dyer has released the Longwood women's soccer team's 2026 schedule, highlighting nine home games, eight road tests, and a slate of regional opponents leading into the Big South tournament in November.
From Ivy League schools to mid‑major programs, a diverse group of young athletes have announced their college choices, underscoring the national scope of the sport's talent pipeline.
After a redshirt freshman season that produced three interceptions and a blocked‑field‑goal return for a touchdown, Vaught looks to build on his playmaking reputation as the Spartans aim to improve a defense that forced only five passes last year.
Norwich University announces the hiring of Keith Emery as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach, highlighting his extensive collegiate and high school pedigree.
Presbyterian College announced the hiring of Corey Harris as an assistant coach for its women's basketball team, highlighting his extensive coaching background and recent successes.
Freshman shortstop Bo Moody’s breakout season earns him Perfect Game First-Team honors, Big South Freshman of the Year and a spot on the Brooks Wallace Award watch list.
The State announces its 2026 all‑area girls soccer team and player awards, highlighting standout performances from Lexington, Chapin, Gray Collegiate and others, along with college commitments.
James Madison University announces a 2026 roster that blends experienced transfers with promising freshmen, highlighting international backgrounds and coaching optimism.
Presbyterian College has promoted Darrion Smith to Pitching Coach, recognizing his proven ability to develop talent and shape a culture of accountability within the baseball program.
College Sports Communicators announces the 2025-26 Academic All-District® Softball teams, honoring 26 Big South baseball players and previewing the June 23 All-America® announcements.
Five Presbyterian College baseball players were recognized for their excellence on the field and in the classroom, meeting strict GPA and playing-time standards.
Presbyterian College reveals its 2026 home football schedule, building on a record‑breaking 2025 season and an eight‑game home winning streak.
Defensive lineman Aiden Boehle is set to visit Michigan State this week, bringing two years of eligibility and interest from several FCS programs.
Presbyterian College announces the addition of twelve new players to its women's soccer team, highlighting diverse backgrounds, standout achievements, and the coach's optimism for the upcoming campaign.
The Runnin' Bulldogs finished their 2026 campaign on a high note, defeating Presbyterian 9-2 as Kelvin Agosto and Merik Carter led a potent offense while Matt Stuart anchored the rotation.
The Western Carolina baseball team, riding a 35‑win season, will meet third‑seeded Samford in the 2026 Southern Conference Championship, looking to extend a recent edge in their historic rivalry.
Presbyterian College announced the signing of Nehemiah Young, a versatile guard whose family’s deep basketball roots and impressive high school career signal a promising addition to the program.
Four Lancers receive conference recognition, including Freshman of the Year and multiple All‑Big South selections.
Seojun Oh captures Player of the Year and Triple Crown honors, Ty Brachbill earns Pitcher of the Year, and Joey Hammond is named Coach of the Year as the Big South Conference celebrates its top talent.
Despite outhitting Gardner-Webb, the Blue Hose fell 9-2 in Boiling Springs, with Amman Dewberry's 11th homer the highlight.