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The Wisconsin Badgers' timeless red jerseys, unchanged since the 1980s, are once again at the center of a championship run that blends historic style with fresh talent.
The Badgers' crimson sweaters have remained a visual anchor for decades, recently receiving subtle upgrades while the 2025‑26 squad pursues a national title.
A three‑team transaction involving the Lethbridge Hurricanes, Brandon Wheat Kings and Swift Current Broncos moves key prospects and future draft selections, reshaping each club’s outlook for the upcoming season.
The United Collegiate Hockey Cup, created by five independent NCAA programs, blends Division I, II, and III talent, showcasing dramatic overtime victories, CHL player impacts, and plans to expand the league with a Division III team, promising growth for college hockey nationwide.
Five independent schools are reshaping NCAA hockey by blending Canadian CHL talent, champion inclusion, and flexible scheduling, signaling a transformative era for the sport.
The United Collegiate Hockey Cup is poised for a transformation as Division III champions, bolstered by CHL players, seek inclusion, promising competitive parity and growth for both tiers.
The Maple Leafs are courting University of Denver’s champion coach David Carle, while the Oilers consider Craig Berube, and Karson Kuhlman renews his deal with Rögle BK.
Denise Jilka, a longtime University of Tennessee staffer, steps into a new leadership role as executive director of basketball operations, bringing 12 years of experience in athletics and student‑athlete support.
Kim Caldwell appointed Denise Jilka as executive director of basketball operations, tapping a decade‑plus insider to lead logistics, academics and travel, while new assistants and a video strategist join the roster.
Denise Jilka, who has served the University of Tennessee for over a decade, will now oversee basketball operations, succeeding Catherine Greene, while Maggie Stanley continues to drive the program’s logistical efforts.
The University of Tennessee announces Denise Jilka's promotion to director of basketball operations, highlighting her extensive background in academic services and program continuity.
Long‑time University of Tennessee staff member Denise Jilka has been named director of basketball operations for the Lady Vols, succeeding Catherine Greene, who left for an ACC position. Jilka’s extensive background in academic services and performance psychology positions her to manage team travel, academics and daily scheduling alongside assistant Maggie Stanley.
Denise Jilka, who has spent nearly twelve years at the University of Tennessee, has been named executive director of basketball operations, succeeding Catherine Greene and joining forces with Maggie Stanley to oversee logistics, academics and travel.
The Daily News unveils its All-Star roster, highlighting players who led their teams to tournament success and set new program records.