Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Salve Regina University across Baseball, Football, Hockey.
Hired in December, Bob Chesney brings a holistic approach that prioritizes inclusion, psychological support, and family involvement, while his extensive winning record and strategic staff appointments signal a promising future for UCLA’s football program.
Redmond Brow, a seasoned coach with over a decade of experience across multiple hockey levels, joins Lindenwood’s men’s program as assistant coach and Director of Hockey Operations, bringing a proven track record of player development and national championship success.
Bob Chesney arrived at UCLA with a clear mission: to restore pride, unity and competitiveness to a program that has lingered in the shadows. His hands‑on approach, from morning sing‑alongs to weight‑room sessions, has already begun to turn skepticism into belief.
The Norwich University men's ice hockey program received the Little East Conference Team Academic Award and placed 25 players on the LEC Academic Honor Roll, while also capturing the conference's first regular‑season and tournament titles and advancing to the NCAA Division III Quarterfinals.
The 2026 All‑Berkshire Baseball Team highlights a cohort of high school stars, from power hitters to dominant pitchers, who are set to continue their careers at top universities across the nation.
After a high‑profile transfer, Nico Iamaleava has begun to fulfill his potential at UCLA, delivering a standout performance against Penn State and looking to capitalize on a revamped offensive scheme.
With voting now open, the region’s top high school baseball players showcase impressive stats and future plans.
The 2026 season opens with a September 4 showdown against Western New England and features key matchups against MIT, Husson and other national contenders, underscoring the program’s sustained excellence under Coach Mike Cerasuolo.
The DeSales University baseball team concluded its season with a 34‑14 record, capturing a ninth MAC Freedom Championship and its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2008, only to see a promising run halted in the regional finals.
Brian Riley’s 1.90 ERA and 22 strikeouts helped the Worcester Polytechnic Institute pitcher secure a Second Team All-Conference nod.
The Bulldogs will welcome Ramapo College and Salve Regina University to a double‑elimination regional this weekend, aiming to advance toward the College World Series in East Lake, Ohio.