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The 2026 Eastern Plains 2A/3A Conference football season brings major roster changes for six teams, with Tarboro aiming for a tenth state title while newcomers like Kinston and Greene Central eye breakout performances.
After a 84‑41 loss in the 3A State Championship, the Kinston Vikings are rebuilding with a new quarterback and a fresh set of playmakers, aiming to turn early-season games into a springboard for conference success.
Zacharie Matulu's decision to stay with the Great Danes fuels a revamped squad that blends local talent with global prospects, aiming for a healthier and more competitive season.
Despite an 11‑win campaign and a top‑22 portal class, the Cavaliers missed out on every elite in‑state recruit for 2026.
Tyler Jones, a 6‑foot‑4 guard from Memphis, Tennessee, arrives in Albany as the program’s highest‑rated recruit. Coach Dwayne Killings expects him to make an immediate defensive impact and compete for America East Freshman of the Year honors.
Tyler Jones, a 6‑foot‑4 guard from Memphis, brings a 3‑star rating and a promise of immediate impact to the University at Albany’s men’s basketball program.
Memphis-born guard Tyler Jones has committed to the University at Albany, where Coach Dwayne Killings expects him to contend for America East Freshman of the Year. His defensive prowess and physical style aim to reinforce a roster built around larger backcourt players.
The recent baseball season highlighted a deep pool of talent across the Cape and Islands, with numerous players earning all‑star honors and committing to college programs.
The Cape Cod and Islands High School Player of the Week poll invites baseball enthusiasts to vote for the week’s most impressive performances, with votes submitted through the Cape Cod Times site and the champion announced on July 3.
An analysis of why teams should reserve their ABS challenges for high‑leverage moments, using run expectancy metrics and player performance data to maximize impact.
Coach Dwayne Killings is determined to bring the University at Albany back to the NCAA Tournament, leveraging a roster overhaul and a slate of high‑profile non‑conference matchups.
From Dennis-Yarmouth's Final Four run to Sandwich's preseason No. 1 start, the 2026 Cape Cod baseball season delivered unexpected triumphs, dramatic turnarounds and a showcase of talent across the region.
An unexpected invitation leads a first‑time motorsport journalist into the heart of a Nashville NASCAR race, where drivers, music, and surprise moments reshape his view of the sport.
Justin Speros, a longtime insider with deep ties to the Cavaliers' football operations, has been appointed general manager, succeeding Tyler Jones who left for Stanford. Coach Tony Elliott expressed confidence in Speros's ability to steer the program forward.
Tyler Jones delivered a dominant pitching outing and a potent hitting display, while Luke Morrison’s comeback from a torn ACL added a compelling storyline to Sandwich’s 15-0 victory over Abington.
The University at Albany announced commitments from Utah native Kean Webb and Senegalese‑descended guard Moustapha Ndao, expanding the incoming class to eleven players from eight countries.
UVA Athletics has appointed Cody Gougler as deputy athletics director for external operations and sport supervisor for the football program, succeeding Tyler Jones, who is moving to Stanford.
University at Albany announced the signing of French forward Erwann Bussing, a 6‑foot‑8 prospect who last played for Limoges CSP. His addition marks the seventh overseas recruit for the program this offseason
The Cape Cod Times’ weekly baseball poll highlights exceptional performances from Upper Cape, Nauset and Dennis‑Yarmouth, with Mitchell Kirkland’s recent victory and a slate of new candidates vying for fan votes.
The latest rankings reveal a tightly contested race among five to six teams, with key wins and player highlights shaping the upcoming tournament.
Tyler Jones, a veteran coach with extensive experience in college and professional basketball, has been named the 12th head coach of Marian University’s men’s basketball program, bringing a track record of championships, player development, and academic excellence.