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Graduating high school football players from Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties have announced their college destinations, ranging from Ivy League universities to state schools, as they prepare for the next chapter of their athletic careers.
Gorham’s baseball squad secured a 3‑0 win over Falmouth in a rain‑delayed quarterfinal, highlighted by Miles Brenner’s dominant pitching and a upcoming showdown with Thornton Academy.
Twenty‑one graduating seniors from the Santa Barbara Soccer Club have announced their college destinations, spanning top Division I schools to junior‑college pathways.
The Santa Barbara Soccer Club celebrated 21 members who will continue their athletic and academic careers at colleges this fall, showcasing a decade‑long dedication to the sport.
John Cheng, a seasoned coach with a strong track record at Elmhurst University and Hillsdale College, has been appointed head coach of the St. Olaf College men's basketball program, succeeding Dan Kosmoski. His first day is June 8.
The University of Chicago baseball team concluded its 2026 campaign in the NCAA Super Regionals after a double defeat to Salisbury, finishing a breakthrough year that included a first Super Regional berth and a long‑awaited UAA championship.
JLG Architects' College Hockey Inc. Scholarship, awarded to Breanna Scarpaci in 2020, supported her graduate studies and early career as a physical therapist, illustrating how sport‑based funding can bridge athletic achievement and professional growth.
Lynchburg and Randolph‑Macon secured spots in the Super Regionals after impressive performances, while Shenandoah and Bridgewater fell in tight contests.
The Maroons clinched their inaugural Regional championship with a 10-9 victory over Bridgewater, completing a flawless weekend and extending their win streak to 19 games.
UChicago’s 15-8 win over Scranton showcased a rally from an early deficit, a power-laden fourth inning, and a shutout relief effort, positioning the team for a potential historic Regional title.
The 25th‑ranked Maroons defeated Washington and Jefferson 8‑1, highlighted by strong pitching, a program‑record home run, and a winning streak that now stands at 17 games.
Plum alumni Brady Dojonovic and Jack Anderson helped Washington & Jefferson clinch the PAC title and advance to the NCAA Tournament, avenging a 2025 loss to Grove City.