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The sudden dismissal of Hall of Fame broadcaster Tim Hennessy after 45 years at the University of North Dakota has ignited criticism from fans and raised scrutiny of Athletic Director Bill Chaves.
The abrupt dismissal of veteran announcer Tim Hennessy follows the controversial exit of coach Brad Berry, raising questions about compensation, timing and the future of UND athletics.
The abrupt termination of Tim Hennessy’s 45‑year broadcasting career at the University of North Dakota has ignited a wave of criticism, spotlighting the handling of compensation issues and the recent dismissal of coach Brad Berry.
After three consecutive losing seasons, Chickasha hires veteran Steve Huff, whose extensive coaching background and proven success at previous schools bring fresh hope. The 2026 schedule features a demanding slate of games, highlighted by a season‑opening clash with Woodward and a homecoming matchup against Tecumseh.
A look at the standout players, defensive upgrades and coaching changes that will define the 2026 Southern Conference campaign.
Michigan and Iowa meet for the 65th time in a battle that hinges on trench warfare, quarterback competition and the Hawkeyes' revamped defense.
After 46 seasons of calling University of North Dakota men’s hockey on the radio, Tim Hennessy’s full‑time position was eliminated in July. He may still return under a per‑game arrangement with Fighting Hawks Sports Partnerships, while the university reshapes its broadcasting model.
Veteran announcer Tim Hennessy, who has called University of North Dakota hockey for 46 seasons, is no longer a full‑time employee but may continue under a new arrangement as the school shifts to a partnership model amid layoffs at iHeart Media.
Four young talents from the Montréal Canadiens' prospect pool delivered standout seasons in the WHL, securing awards, leading teams deep into the playoffs, and committing to major U.S. universities.
Nick Oliver, a St. Cloud State alum and former Wisconsin assistant, accepted the head coaching position at his alma mater while the team was still making its Frozen Four run, navigating family expansion and roster changes with optimism for the program’s future.
The Boston Bruins are navigating a pivotal offseason, balancing a wave of young talent with veteran leadership decisions as they aim to return to contention.
Alex Scheiwiller, celebrated for his championship‑leading performance and elite save percentage, has committed to the University of North Dakota, joining a towering trio of goalies and adding depth to the program’s future.
The 50th annual Lions All‑Star Basketball Series gathered the state's top senior players for a showcase of skill, with notable athletes announcing their college destinations.
Several University of North Dakota players traveled to NHL camps this summer, delivering performances that ranged from a surprise home run to discussions about the rigors of college hockey, highlighting the program’s growing pipeline to the professional ranks.
Landon Schneider, a 6‑foot‑3, 245‑pound athlete from North Dakota, has pledged to the University of North Dakota’s football program, bringing a blend of size, skill and scrappy play to the 2027 roster.
Christian Wolanin, a former University of North Dakota standout, has signed a one‑year contract with the Colorado Avalanche, bringing his NHL experience and college championship pedigree to the franchise.
Michigan’s 2026 roster will feature 18 transfer players, highlighted by edge rusher John Henry Daley, cornerback Smith Snowden, and a host of other key additions aimed at strengthening both defense and special teams.
The Avalanche have agreed to a one‑year contract with Christian Wolanin, a 31‑year‑old defenseman whose AHL accolades and NHL journey bring both skill and lineage to the club.
Judd Caulfield, a former Grand Forks Central and UND standout, has agreed to a two-year contract with the Anaheim Ducks, featuring NHL salaries of $850,000 and $900,000 and AHL pay of $175,000 and $250,000, while citing the appeal of San Diego’s climate as a mental reset.
A former University of North Dakota women's soccer coach saw his Title IX lawsuit dismissed with prejudice, ending a contentious dispute that centered on alleged discrimination and playing‑field concerns. The decision paves the way for new leadership at the program.
The Tucson Roadrunners have secured forward Austin Poganski on a two‑year contract, reinforcing the team’s blend of experience and future potential.
The Tampa Bay Lightning’s recent development camp in Brandon featured a roster of promising prospects, each with notable achievements and upcoming collegiate destinations.
The 2026 Team USA World Junior Summer Showcase will feature forwards Cooper Simpson and Carter Sanderson, both alumni of the University of North Dakota, as they prepare to compete in Windsor from July 26 to August 1.
Three University of North Dakota alumni are poised to enter the NHL free‑agency market, bringing Stanley Cup experience, extensive game logs and collegiate pedigree to the open market.