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After a court‑approved transfer, Mark Mitchell is set to re‑join the Kentucky Wildcats on January 9, bringing an end to a high‑profile saga that involves SEC leadership, NCAA scrutiny and a coach’s plan to retire his jersey.
After eight years guiding Providence’s women’s hockey team, Mike Kelly steps down to lead Bishop Kearney’s U‑19 squad, as the program seeks new direction.
Andrew Cates is back at Pacific Athletics, taking on the role of Director of Basketball Operations. His extensive experience at Miami, Kansas and Seton Hall will now oversee logistics, travel and team operations as the Tigers bolster their coaching staff for the next campaign.
The new assistant coach arrives after a distinguished international career that includes a FIBA Asia Cup title and stints in China’s top league.
A seasoned basketball strategist with a global résumé has been announced as the newest member of the University of the Pacific’s men’s basketball coaching staff, promising a fresh infusion of expertise and ambition.
The annual Goshen High Summer League, overseen by longtime coach Mike Kelly, brings together eight regional squads for a month of scrimmages, skill‑building and anticipation of the upcoming fall season.
The 2026 NHL Draft will unfold at Buffalo’s KeyBank Center on June 26‑27, featuring a star‑studded pool of prospects, high‑profile trades and a multi‑platform broadcast that promises to bring the excitement to fans across North America.
The Louisville Kings secured the United Bowl with a 27-20 victory over the DC Defenders, highlighted by Ian Wheeler's MVP run and Keaton Ellis's defensive impact. Meanwhile, the CFL's Week 3 slate delivers high-scoring affairs and record-breaking passing yards.
After years of service as an assistant and a Stanley Cup victory as a player, Ryan Craig is now the fifth head coach in Vegas Golden Knights history, tasked with steering the team forward while honoring its established culture.
Baseball America’s latest awards highlight Landon Hairston’s record‑breaking performance and Nu’u Contrades’ standout contributions, underscoring Arizona State’s rise as a national contender
Landon Hairston of Arizona State University has been named the 2026 National Player of the Year by Baseball America, finishing a season with 28 home runs and a .400 batting average while remaining a finalist for the Golden Spikes Award. His achievement adds to a storied program history of 15 previous winners and marks a unique decision to return for another year.
Three Argentine soccer fans cycled nearly 11,000 miles from Argentina to Kansas City, Missouri, to support their national team at the 2026 World Cup, sharing their adventure on social media and receiving tickets from Johnson County Board of Commissioners chair Mike Kelly.
Arizona State’s sophomore outfielder Landon Hairston has been named 2026 College Player of the Year by Baseball America, posting a .400/.509/.860 line, 28 home runs and a .570 wOBA, positioning him to potentially become the first two‑time winner.
Landon Hairston, a First Team All‑American outfielder, has been selected as a finalist for the 2026 Golden Spikes Award, marking the tenth time a Sun Devil has reached the award’s final round.
The Southeastern Conference has released its television window assignments for the 2026 Missouri Tigers season, outlining network placements for the opener, a Friday night clash with Kansas, and a home game against Troy, while confirming the continuation of its exclusive partnership with ESPN’s broadcast suite.
The Tigers will open the 2026 campaign with a historic home game against Troy, broadcast live on SEC Network+, while new memorabilia and a full slate of schedule details were revealed.
The CoFL has announced that all games will be broadcast for free on the United Football Media YouTube channel, with replays included, as the league seeks to expand fan engagement ahead of its May 23 preseason launch.
Arizona State’s Landon Hairston was selected as the Big 12 Player of the Year after a record‑breaking season, a honor that places him among the conference’s most dominant hitters as the team prepares to face Cincinnati in the upcoming tournament.
Star running back Ahmad Hardy, injured in a May shooting, is now discharged and beginning rehabilitation. His return for the 2026 season remains uncertain, but the program is planning for contingencies.