
UNC Greensboro Opens Season Ticket Renewals for 2026‑27 Basketball Campaign
The UNCG ticket office begins renewals for men’s and women’s basketball season tickets, outlining price ranges, tax adjustments and group‑outreach options.
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The UNCG ticket office begins renewals for men’s and women’s basketball season tickets, outlining price ranges, tax adjustments and group‑outreach options.

The University of South Florida announced its 2026 men's soccer slate, featuring 17 matches, 11 at home, and the return of veteran coach George Kiefer, who aims to add another chapter to a program steeped in tournament pedigree.

The Gardner‑Webb men's basketball program revealed a challenging non‑conference schedule that includes marquee road tests and key home games, aiming to prepare the team for the upcoming Big South season.

Indiana will face Western Kentucky on Oct. 25 in Evansville, marking the first meeting in a series that includes a prior game against North Carolina and a history of tightly contested matchups.

The Eagles reveal a full slate of matches, including key non‑conference opponents and a Patriot League slate, with the season opening at La Salle on August 13 and concluding at home against Bucknell on November 4.

HighSchoolOT honors the state's most impactful fifth-year seniors, highlighting their statistics, key contributions, and upcoming college destinations.

Ticket deposits are now available for the upcoming 2026‑27 men’s and women’s basketball seasons at UNCG, with games set for Bodford Arena. New leadership on the men’s side and a proven record for the women’s team set the stage for an exciting year.
Several Rhode Island institutions are adjusting their men's and women's basketball lineups ahead of the 2026‑27 campaign, with player transfers, new video coordinators and expanded coaching staffs shaping the landscape.

Brett Gilbert has been added to Longwood University's men's basketball coaching staff after five successful seasons at UNCG, where he helped the Spartans win nearly 100 games and develop multiple All‑SoCon players.

Will Taylor, a 6-foot-9 forward from England, has pledged to join Canisius College’s men’s basketball team for the 2026-27 season, bringing size and versatility to the roster.

Four Western Carolina University baseball players receive 2026 College Sports Communicators Academic All-District selections, highlighting academic and athletic prowess

Porsha Graves has been appointed head coach of the women's basketball program at Bluefield State University, bringing a track record of championships, player development and a clear vision for the program.
Two recent staff changes at Bryant University have set the stage for a fresh look on both the men's and women's sides as the transfer portal closes and roster decisions solidify.

Western Carolina’s 13‑inning loss ends a 36‑win season as Samford advances to face The Citadel in the championship game.

Western Carolina rallied in the eighth inning to defeat seventh‑seeded UNC Greensboro 4‑3, advancing to face Samford with a chance at the Southern Conference title.

Samford erupted for six runs in the first three innings and added seven more in the fifth to cruise past UNC Greensboro 13-1, setting a strong tone for the tournament.

The 2026 N.C. High School Athletic Association baseball and softball state championship series will run from May 27 to May 30, featuring games at Burlington Athletic Stadium, North Main Athletic Complex, Duke University, and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Resources for following the playoffs include HighSchoolOT Baseball Coverage, Softball Coverage, and the HighSchoolOT app.

The Hilltoppers secure a versatile sophomore who excelled at UNC Greensboro and shone on the European stage, adding depth and dynamism to next season’s squad.

Western Carolina’s offense surged with solo and two‑run homers, while the pitching staff shut out the Spartans, locking in the second seed for the conference tournament.

Western Carolina’s baseball team is the second seed in the upcoming SoCon tournament, set to begin May 21, and will open play at 12:30 p.m. after earning a first‑round bye.

With only four games left, Clemson must win out to stay alive for the NCAA Tournament, relying on strong hitting and pitching while battling fielding woes.