Lyon College Welcomes NCAA Division III Membership, Promises New Opportunities for Athletes
Batesville, Ark. – Lyon College is ready to step into a new chapter in its athletic program. Starting September 1, the college will officially join the NCAA as a Division III member, transitioning from the NAIA. This move comes as Lyon joins the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) and signals a fresh wave of […]
NCAA Basketball Season Heats Up: Fans and Teams Gear Up for Exciting Showdown
In Columbus, Ohio, the excitement for the upcoming NCAA basketball season is palpable among fans and players alike. With the start of the season just around the corner, teams are gearing up for what hopes to be an exhilarating series of games. Preseason rankings have been released, and many teams are looking to make their […]
Georgia Tech’s Aileen Morales Named to Softball NCAA All-Quarter-Century Team
ATLANTA – Exciting news for Georgia Tech’s athletics community as head coach Aileen Morales has been recognized as a member of the Softball on SI NCAA Division I All-Quarter-Century Team. This prestigious honor comes after Morales, a former shortstop for the Yellow Jackets, gathered nearly 1,000 votes, making her one of the standout selections among […]
Lincoln Leads the Charge in New Preseason Volleyball Rankings
Lincoln Sees Nebraska at the Top of Preseason Volleyball Rankings Lincoln, NE – As the fall sports season approaches, the excitement for women’s college volleyball is heating up. The American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) has unveiled its first Power 10 rankings, and the University of Nebraska is leading the pack. This comes as no surprise […]
Excitement Builds for 2025 College Football Season as FCS Teams Eye Upset Victories over FBS Opponents
In Lincoln, Nebraska, the excitement for the upcoming college football season is already building as teams gear up for fall matchups. This year, several Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) teams are aiming for big upsets against Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) opponents after witnessing six shocking victories last season. With several teams hoping to replicate that success, […]
NCAA Sports Update: Thrilling Upsets and Nail-Biting Finishes Ignite College Athletics
NCAA Sports Update: Exciting Moments in College Sports In the bustling city of Hartford, fans gathered to catch up on the latest happenings in NCAA sports. As the season progresses, there have been several noteworthy performances and developments across various college teams. Recently, several teams made headlines with their impressive victories over the weekend. In […]
March Madness Magic: Underdogs Shine in Thrilling NCAA Tournament Matches
In New Orleans, the atmosphere was electric as college basketball teams fought hard in the early stages of the NCAA tournament. Fans filled the stands with banners and school colors, creating a lively environment primed for thrilling matchups. Each game showcased the grit and enthusiasm that defines NCAA sports, and it was clear that every […]
Changes on the Horizon for College Athletics
Changes on the Horizon for College Athletics As the summer of 2023 wraps up, Nashville stands at the forefront of a massive shakeup in college athletics. This is the beginning of a new chapter, triggered by the landmark House v. NCAA settlement, which opens the door for athletes to share in multi-billion dollar revenues. Even […]
Record-Breaking Attendance at Nebraska Volleyball Match Signals New Era for Women’s Sports
Lincoln, Nebraska, made headlines recently as it hosted a remarkable event in women’s college sports. On August 30, 2023, a staggering 92,003 fans packed into Memorial Stadium to watch a regular season volleyball match involving the Nebraska Cornhuskers, setting a new all-time record for attendance at a Division I women’s college volleyball game. This record […]
NCAA Confirms 68-Team Format for Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments Through 2026, Future Expansion Talks Underway
In Indianapolis, it has been confirmed that the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments will remain at 68 teams through 2026. This decision was announced by Dan Gavitt, who is the NCAA senior vice president of basketball, in a statement released on Monday. Gavitt mentioned that while there won’t be any expansion for the upcoming […]