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A May 16, 2026 game in Las Cruces featured a 30‑21 victory for Florida International over New Mexico State, producing 51 combined runs — a rarity in Division I baseball and a season‑ending blow for the Aggies.
St. John's baseball team clinches its tenth regular-season title, tying with UConn and Xavier, and enters the tournament as the top seed.
Mackenzie Clarke, a senior at Belmont High School, overcame a year‑long hiatus to dominate the ice, collecting 15 goals and 12 assists while earning All‑Scholastic recognition and securing a spot with the University of Connecticut Huskies.
The Las Vegas Aces secured a commanding victory over the Connecticut Sun in their final meeting on home soil, with Wilson delivering a career‑high 45 points. The win coincides with the Sun's relocation to Houston, reviving the legendary Comets brand.
A historical overview of Connecticut's basketball prominence, highlighting the University of Connecticut's program, the Sun's farewell, and the Las Vegas Aces' victory that underscores the region's lasting influence.
Summer workouts reveal a markedly stronger Indiana squad, driven by strength coach Tyson Brown and contrasted with the legacy of Derek Owings.
The Red Storm defeated Butler 7-2, with Jayder Raifstanger delivering a career‑high six RBIs and Evan Chaffee striking out six in six innings. The teams will meet again on Saturday at Jack Kaiser Stadium, streamed on ESPN+.
Derek Mason, entering his third season at Middle Tennessee State University, is using community coffee gatherings to build support while reshaping the roster and aiming for a turnaround after back‑to‑back 3‑9 records.
Jim Penders' 800th career victory marks more than a tally; it reflects a coaching style that blends deep tradition with a pragmatic view of today's sport.
The Burlington Free Press has selected twelve outstanding Vermont girls basketball players, highlighting their high school and college achievements and inviting readers to vote for their favorite.
After a promising college stint and a brief NFL audition, defensive back Malcolm Bell has officially joined the Saskatchewan Roughriders, signaling a strategic move for the CFL franchise.
After a Final Four run, Illinois announces a two‑year series with Duke, beginning in Durham next year and concluding in Champaign in 2027.
Tracy McGrady, a Hall of Fame guard, is stepping into a strategic advisory role at Wagner College, focusing on name, image and likeness investments, marketing and player development while his son Laymen prepares to join the team.
Tracy McGrady, a seven‑time All‑Star, is stepping into a front‑office role at Wagner College, where his son Laymen will play, while longtime assistant Dwan McMillan ascends to full‑time head coach.
Illinois will host Duke in Champaign on Dec. 4, 2027, after a road test at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Nov. 17, as both teams bring recent success and a shared ambition to dominate early-season play.
Illinois will travel to Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium in November 2026 and host the Blue Devils in December 2027, adding a marquee series to a packed slate that includes road tests against Texas Tech, UConn and several Big Ten powerhouses.
Duke’s upcoming home‑and‑neutral series with Illinois, set for November 2026 in Durham and December 2027 in Chicago, adds a marquee matchup to a schedule that includes games against three of the four 2026 Final Four teams. The roster features key returnees, transfer additions and the nation’s top recruiting class, all overseen by head coach Jon Scheyer.
A look at how Name, Image and Likeness policies are reshaping the Wildcats' future and the potential impact of innovative coaching minds.
Ethan Belchetz, a highly touted prospect, announced his move to Michigan State after a strong but injury‑marred season with the Windsor Spitfires.
UConn coach Dan Hurley welcomed the incoming freshman, highlighting his unselfish play and potential to contribute immediately.
From clutch goals to stellar goaltending, this year's All-Star roster reflects the rising talent emerging from high school rinks across the region.
UCLA women's basketball coach Cori Close has agreed to a four‑year contract worth roughly $2 million per season, a deal that reflects her championship success and commitment to academic excellence.
Jake Percival signs with the Greenville Swamp Rabbits after a championship‑laden UConn career, joining the ECHL affiliate of the Los Angeles Kings.
Duke’s roster overhaul blends proven returnees with new talent as the program seeks to rebound from a disappointing Elite Eight loss and reshape its lineup for the upcoming season.