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The University of Memphis announced the appointment of Nate Getman as its new primary goalkeeper coach, bringing a blend of collegiate playing experience, diverse coaching stints, and a family tradition of leadership in soccer.
From Solon High School to Wallace State Community College and the University of South Florida, Jimmie Williams has traversed a unique path. Now, the 6‑5 guard is back in Ohio, ready to bring his experience and leadership to the Ohio State Buckeyes.
The NCAA's new "5-to-play-5" rule grants athletes five years to play five seasons starting in 2026‑27, eliminating redshirts and waivers. Twelve of Ohio State's 14 basketball players gain an additional year of eligibility, reshaping roster plans and future development.
The Shelby County Schools Board of Education has named Kevin McNorton, a Columbiana native and SCHS alumnus, as the new head baseball coach, succeeding Cory Hamrick and setting the stage for a community‑focused transition.
Alabama State announced its complete coaching roster, retaining veteran aides James “JJ” Jackson and Damian Madison while welcoming Drew Wilson, Mike Scott, Justin Graham and Rosbie Mutcherson Jr. The new staff brings a mix of conference titles, tournament runs and player development successes.
Head coach Chris Wright finalizes a revamped staff that retains key veterans while welcoming assistants with championship pedigrees from across the nation.
Louisiana Tech announced the signing of outfielder Bryce Adams and catcher/utility player Clint Seymore, bolstering the roster with proven hitters and defensive standouts.
Vero Beach’s Caleb Wood and Cody Morgan were highlighted as Player and Pitcher of the Year, while Martin County’s Brett Hawkins captured Coach of the Year, as eight area teams advanced deep into the postseason.
Coppin State University announced the addition of Riley Maye and La'Sheena Brooks to its women's basketball coaching staff, highlighting their respective achievements at Harcum College and Shorter University.
The Lancers will welcome Nal'La Bennett, Lyric Green, Shakira Gresham, McKayla Hosley and Idaysia Mercer, each bringing distinct achievements and skill sets.