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Caden Pierce brings Ivy League accolades, multi‑position flexibility and a strong winning pedigree to Purdue, where coach Matt Painter believes he can quickly adapt to new systems and shine on the international stage.
Purdue's storied program aims to maintain its elite status despite losing key veterans, blending experienced returnees with a highly touted freshman class under coach Matt Painter.
A look at the 19 newcomers expected to shape Duke football's outlook for the 2026 season, highlighting key contributors and the program's ambitions.
The Golden State Valkyries' bench has become a decisive factor in their surge toward the top of the league, with key performances from Janelle Salaun, Kaitlyn Chen and others.
College Sports Communicators named Issy Wunder a second‑team Academic All‑American, highlighting her Ivy League impact, Psychology degree, and upcoming professional debut with the Las Vegas franchise.
Grace Stone, known for her game‑winning shot in the 2023 NCAA tournament, is back at Princeton University in a front‑office capacity, aiming to shape the program’s operations while drawing on overseas playing and mentorship experiences.
Purdue is exploring the addition of Enzo Shahrvin, a French player currently in the EuroLeague, to address frontcourt needs for the 2026‑27 season. His potential arrival hinges on visa approval, NCAA clearance, and new eligibility rules.
Rutgers announces its 2026 men’s soccer slate, opening August 20 with a mix of home fixtures and challenging away games against tournament‑qualified opponents.
Rutgers University has released its 2026 men's soccer schedule, highlighting 16 regular‑season games, nine home contests at Yurcak Field, and a slate that includes several NCAA tournament teams from the previous year.
Taylor Wenczkowski, a two‑time Isobel Cup champion and former University of New Hampshire captain, has joined Boston College as an assistant coach, bringing a wealth of playing and developmental experience.
From the first matchup in 1869 to the celebrated 1990s era, college football's evolution reflects cultural shifts, strategic innovations, and enduring regional passion.
After a challenging year at Princeton, Talia Schenck will finish her college eligibility at Rutgers, bringing a record of scoring, international experience and a veterinary studies focus to the Scarlet Knights.
A lifelong Philadelphia native, Roger Gordon has shaped baseball in the city for six decades, blending his role as a judge with a coaching legacy that continues to inspire players like Matt Rizzo.
After going undrafted in the 2026 NBA draft, Xaivian Lee signed an Exhibit 10 deal with the Cleveland Cavaliers, requiring him to compete in the summer league for a guaranteed spot.
Eleven members of the Princeton University men’s ice hockey team have been named Krampade/AHCA All‑American Scholars, the most of any ECAC program, reflecting a season defined by both on‑ice success and academic excellence.
Archer Horn, a senior at St. Ignatius, earned the Chronicle's Metro baseball player of the year honor for 2026 after a standout season that includes a .406 batting average, 16 stolen bases and a top-20 national ranking heading into the MLB draft.
The Engineers will play 17 home games at Houston Field House, open against Northeastern, and conclude with a February conference surge.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute announces its full 2026‑27 men’s ice hockey schedule, highlighting 17 home games at Houston Field House, a four‑game early stretch, and key rivalry series throughout the season.
The Nittany Lions will play 17 home games and 15 road contests, highlighted by a Thanksgiving tournament in Washington, D.C., and a demanding series of opponents that include Ohio State, Mercyhurst, and RIT.
Purdue’s men’s basketball team will play four games in Canada and three exhibition matches before the regular season, using the schedule to blend five new players and test defensive overhauls.
The new schedule, released by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, details 17 home contests at Houston Field House and a slate of matchups that include rivalry weekends, non‑conference road trips, and a Capital District Mayor’s Cup showdown.
The new schedule reveals a season that opens on the road, features a seven‑game home stretch, and culminates in a series of conference showdowns.
A look at how two Ivy League athletes are using the Cape Cod Baseball League to explore future paths while delivering standout performances for the Yarmouth‑Dennis Red Sox.
JT Vogel, a junior standout from Christian Brothers Academy, announced his commitment to play football at Princeton University, citing academic ambition and a desire to join a historic program.