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Benny Montgomery, the eighth‑overall selection in the 2021 MLB Draft, announced his retirement from professional baseball at just 23 years old, ending a brief but eventful minor‑league career with the Colorado Rockies.
After a highly anticipated draft entry and a $5 million signing bonus, Benny Montgomery’s professional baseball career was cut short by injuries and inconsistent performance, prompting his retirement at age 23.
A look at the rising stars on Tony Elliott's staff and the impact they are having on the Cavaliers' offense and defense
Four University of Virginia baseball standouts will join the MLB Draft Combine in Phoenix, bringing strong offensive and pitching performances to the national stage.
The University of Virginia announced its 2026 women's soccer slate on June 22, revealing 17 matches, 11 at home, and a road map that includes exhibition games, ACC quarterfinal sites and a shot at the NCAA Tournament.
Four-star safety Andre Jones pledged to Notre Dame for the 2028 cycle, joining his brother Julius Jr. in a family tradition that stretches back to their father and uncle’s collegiate careers.
The commitments of three key seniors from Varina High School's recent state championship football team mark a significant milestone for the program, highlighting its growing pipeline to collegiate football.
A former Virginia All‑American and WNBA pioneer, Tammi Reiss returns to the collegiate ranks to lead the University of Florida's women's basketball program, blending playing experience with a clear vision for roster building and player development.
Three standout players from Varina High School's championship team announced their college commitments, bringing the total number of college-bound teammates to fifteen.
The 2026 Pensacola News Journal All-Area baseball awards spotlight standout players and coaches from the region, with Colton Guillot of Pensacola Catholic earning Player of the Year after a historic campaign.
After a chaotic season, the Wildcats have turned over most of their roster, keeping only one returning player while bringing in 13 new faces through the transfer portal.
An analysis of the incoming transfers, their potential roles, and the range of outcomes that could define Virginia's season.
Coach Ryan Odom is reshaping the University of Virginia’s roster by prioritizing size and positional flexibility, a move that could redefine the team’s offensive dynamics and defensive versatility.
Franklin Regional’s Luke Williams earned Westmoreland County TribLive Baseball Player of the Year honors after a record‑breaking senior campaign that saw him lead the WPIAL in runs and stolen bases.
Logan Chwastyk, a highly ranked center in the Class of 2028, is attracting attention from Duke and dozens of other powerhouse schools, even as he eyes a future beyond the U17 national team.
Ben Hammond's 13.2-point average, sharp shooting and leadership make him the favorite to drive Virginia Tech's offense as the team seeks to end its NCAA Tournament drought.
The Commodores will host the Cavaliers in Nashville on Sept. 16, 2028, with a return game slated for Charlottesville in 2031, reviving a rivalry that dates back to 1895.
West Virginia University’s baseball program is positioning itself for high‑stakes matchups that could reshape its national trajectory
The University of Texas at San Antonio announced the hiring of Marlon Stewart, a seasoned assistant coach with a decorated career across multiple programs, to lead the Roadrunners' basketball staff for the 2026‑27 season.
Vanderbilt’s football program has locked in a series of high‑profile non‑conference matchups that span the next decade, while preparing for a pivotal 2026 season that could define the next era under head coach Clark Lea.
The University of Virginia and Vanderbilt University have announced a home‑and‑home football series that will feature a September 16, 2028 game in Nashville and a future matchup in 2031, highlighting recent athletic successes and future ambitions.
Virginia and Vanderbilt have agreed to a home-and-home football series, with games set for 2028 in Nashville and 2031 in Charlottesville, reviving a rivalry that dates back to 1895.
Lincoln High School's star sophomores are drawing attention from top college programs, setting the stage for a championship run.
With WVU’s recent dominance, the Mountaineers face a crowded schedule. A thoughtful non‑conference slate could enhance postseason prospects while rekindling classic contests.