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The University of Texas at Tyler announced its 2026‑27 women's basketball schedule, highlighting preseason scrimmages, a DII Tip‑Off Classic in Washington, a Hawaii tournament appearance, and a full Lone Star Conference campaign under head coach Rebecca Alvidrez.
The new schedule features a road opener against DBU, a home debut against Rogers State, and a slate of conference matches leading to the Lone Star Tournament and NCAA play.
Oklahoma City University appoints Tim Moser as its new head men's basketball coach, bringing a proven record of conference titles, record‑setting seasons, and extensive coaching experience across multiple institutions.
Former collegiate forward turned Kansas City Current co‑owner, Brittany Mahomes reflects on a career that spans continents, a growing women’s sports landscape, and the lessons she passes to her three children.
The University of Texas at Tyler announced Taylor White as its new head coach, highlighting his eight‑year tenure, recruiting prowess and the program’s recent championship run.
Taylor White, formerly associate head coach, takes the helm of UT Tyler baseball, bringing a record-breaking 50-win season, elite recruiting, and a culture of development to the Patriots.
Brent Porche announced his resignation as head baseball coach at the University of Texas at Tyler to pursue a new role with New York Life. His tenure produced a Division III NCAA championship, multiple College World Series appearances, and a record-setting win total.
Round Rock and Wimberley capture state championships as the All-Central Texas Girls Soccer Team honors top players and coaches.
Junior Brock Bearden, a Mass Communication major at the University of Texas at Tyler, has been awarded the Elite Scholar-Athlete Award, joining a streak of consecutive winners, and will lead the Patriots in the opening game of the NCAA Division II World Series against Central Missouri in Cary, North Carolina.
Despite early leads and a spirited rally, the Mavericks were outmatched by the No. 10 UT Tyler Patriots in the first game of the South Central Regional super regional, falling behind 1‑0 in the best‑of‑three series.
The UT Tyler baseball team swept Angelo State in a doubleheader to win the South Central Regional title, setting up a best‑of‑three showdown with Colorado Mesa for a spot in the Division II College World Series.
UT Tyler will welcome the NCAA South Central Regional Tournament to Irwin Field, featuring a 43‑10 Patriots squad that finished first in the Lone Star Conference regular season.