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Syracuse University enters its first ACC season under new head coach Gerry McNamara, a former championship point guard, bringing a defensive mindset and a blend of veteran returnees and fresh talent.
Dutchess Community College has named Randy Delanoy as its new head baseball coach, highlighting his championship pedigree, extensive mentoring background, and plans for a new turf facility that will bolster the program and attract student‑athletes.
Jack Donohue, a 6‑7 forward from Albany, committed to Syracuse University’s 2027 roster, turning down multiple offers including one from Siena, and revealing a medical procedure that will shape his freshman year.
The 7‑foot‑1 Spanish prospect joins Siena after a bronze‑medal performance, citing academic and athletic ambitions as key to his decision.
Recent commitments to Division I programs, notable transfers, and new coaching appointments highlight a dynamic period for high school athletes across the state.
A Tennessee court has granted an injunction that may let 17 basketball players extend their eligibility, part of a broader challenge to the NCAA's new age‑based rule.
Siena College’s men’s basketball program is poised for a breakthrough season, driven by coach Nevada Smith’s optimism, a revamped up‑tempo offense, and a roster enriched by global talent.
The University at Albany will host Siena College on December 12, 2024, renewing a series that has seesawed over the past decade and is part of a four‑year agreement to alternate home venues.
Brendan Bradt, the newly appointed head coach of the Troy High School boys' basketball team, discusses his journey, his coaching philosophy and his goals for the program.
Siena College announced the addition of Guilderland-born midfielder Lucas Horja, whose youth pedigree and recent international experience promise to strengthen a program that just captured its first MAAC Championship and NCAA Tournament berth.
UCF’s baseball squad welcomes a trio of transfers — including standout outfielder Chase Williams — while saying goodbye to several key players, setting the stage for a competitive push in the upcoming campaign.
Midfielder Jacob Humienny, a Farmington, Connecticut native, joins Siena's 2026 squad after a standout freshman season at Skidmore College, bringing a suite of awards and a proven scoring touch.
Brian Fay, a Southbury native, succeeds Bill Currier as Fairfield University's baseball head coach, bringing a record of 30-plus win seasons, conference titles and a vision for disciplined, accountable players.
Syracuse will open its non‑conference slate with games against Colgate and Canisius, while a host of other opponents and exhibition contests promise early tests for the Orange.
Syracuse will host Colgate on Dec. 8 and Canisius on Dec. 16, reviving long‑standing rivalries and highlighting coaching connections that add intrigue to the early season.
Marquette’s men’s basketball team travels to Langley, British Columbia, to face the University of Calgary on July 29, a game that pits strong three‑point shooting against a team looking to improve its perimeter game, while broadcast details remain unresolved.
Marquette's men's basketball squad embarks on a Canadian leg of its summer schedule, opening against the University of Calgary in Langley Township on July 29.
The Orange will open the 2026‑27 campaign against the Golden Griffins on Dec. 16 at the JMA Wireless Dome, a venue where Syracuse has enjoyed a 22‑game winning streak. With a revamped roster and a fresh coaching direction, the matchup promises to extend a series that dates back to 1944.
Luke Dejnozka, a standout relief pitcher from Saratoga Central Catholic, has verbally committed to Binghamton University, bringing back‑to‑back state championship experience and impressive 2026 statistics to the Bearcats' roster.
The Jaspers' 17th season begins with a home clash against Wagner on August 23, continues with the first Metro Conference matchup against Siena on September 5, and wraps up with a championship weekend in mid‑November.
The University of Maine announced its full nonconference slate, featuring seven home games, a road trip across the Midwest and Mid‑Atlantic, and participation in the Daytona Beach Classic.
The Red Foxes open their 2026 schedule on August 16 at Binghamton, facing a slate of non‑conference and conference opponents as they look to break a multi‑year slump.
Siena College’s men’s soccer program welcomes midfielder Oscar Dean, a promising talent from England, as head coach Graciano Brito looks to build on a historic championship season.
Boston point guard Malik Adamson has pledged to join Siena College for the 2027‑28 basketball season, citing the school's supportive environment and a promising coaching vision as key factors.