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The Wabash College baseball team received the 2025‑26 American Baseball Coaches Association Team Academic Excellence Award, highlighting its 3.0+ GPA and joining over 800 programs nationwide in academic recognition.
Two senior standouts from Bloomington South were crowned 2026 Herald-Times Baseball Players of the Year, capping a season that saw their team reach the Class 4A state championship.
The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh announced the appointment of Liam Thompson as its new top assistant coach, highlighting his extensive coaching background and player development successes.
Denison University’s men’s basketball program and two senior players receive top academic accolades from the National Association of Basketball Coaches, joining a select group of institutions honored for excellence in the classroom.
A look at the standout offensive linemen from Greater Cincinnati, their college choices, rankings and the excitement surrounding their future careers.
From Connor Abercrombie’s multiple offers to Kris Scott’s growing list of suitors, the region’s elite linemen are making their college intentions known, and fans can vote for the best before the July 24 deadline.
DePauw and Wabash will meet on November 14, 2026 at Ball State’s Scheumann Stadium, with tickets on sale in September and the game broadcast live by ISC Sports Network
The Monon Bell rivalry will be played at Ball State’s Scheumann Stadium on November 14, 2026, marking a century‑old tradition’s first neutral‑site contest.
The 132nd Monon Bell Classic will be played at a neutral venue for the first time since 1922, as DePauw University demolishes its old stadium to build a new athletic facility, while the game secures a broadcast deal and ticket sales are set for September.
A 7‑25 record, a wave of injuries and a coaching change set the stage for a sweeping rebuild at Evansville, where ten new players and a renewed emphasis on accountability could spark a turnaround.
From Remington to Madison, Jordan Cree’s journey reflects a blend of athletic prowess and academic focus as he prepares for another season on Purdue’s coverage units.
From Indiana high school fields to Big Ten special teams, Jordan Cree balances academics and athletics as he prepares for the 2026 season.
The third annual Team Faulk Youth Development Camp will take place on June 20 at Central High School, offering free training for boys and girls aged 6‑18 and directing all proceeds to a local charitable fund.
After a record‑breaking year at Wabash, Luke Ellspermann is set to bring his scoring and playmaking back to the University of Evansville, where he will join forces with veteran assistant David Ragland.