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#10: Slippery Rock will bring back Men’s Wrestling as its newest varsity sport starting in 2027-28. SRU is currently fundraising to revive the program with a goal of $2M. (link) |
#9: Lander Assoc. AD for External Affairs Michael Smith is no longer with the Bearcats. (link) |
#8: Nova Southeastern will rename the floor at Rick Case Arena after HC Jim Crutchfield. (link) |
#7: Lubbock Christian cut the ribbon on its $7M, 28K square-foot Griffin Training Center with two practice gyms, a new training room, and more. (link)
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#6: The eight-team Field Hockey bracket is live with action set to begin on Saturday. (link) |
#5: Check out the qualifiers for the Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships. (link) |
#4: Delta State Football HC Todd Cooley is taking issue with Kentucky State and the scheduling agreement between Conference Carolina and the SIAC. Cooley alleges his Statesmen were scheduled to play KSU, with a signed contract this summer, but the SIAC is in year two of a scheduling agreement that will have members above .500 compete against Conference Carolinas squads. Cooley on KSU: “They're supposed to be coming to Cleveland (Mississippi) this weekend to play us, and they're not. They're playing Shorter. They're telling us they've got an agreement to play the third-place team in Conference Carolinas. Well, Shorter is not the third-place team in Conference Carolinas. So, basically it's just a deal for them to play an extra game. We're two teams in Regional rankings and got a chance to clear some stuff up this weekend and finish it where it's supposed to be finished: on the field.” (link)
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#3: Northern Michigan Football HC Shane Richardson resigns, effective immediately. Assoc. HC Billy Lindquist will serve as Interim HC. AC Joe Gatz will remain on administrative leave until Monday. (link)
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#2: Regional Rankings…
➤ Kutztown, West Florida, Ferris State and Harding remain atop their respective Football super regions in the latest rankings. (link)
➤ The latest Women’s Soccer regional rankings continue to be led by West Chester, Minnesota State, Mercy, Grand Valley State, West Florida, Dallas Baptist, North Georgia and Cal Poly Pomona. (link)
➤ Southern New Hampshire, Palm Beach Atlantic, Fort Hays State and Stanislaus State still sit atop their respective Men’s Soccer super regions in the latest regional rankings. (link)
➤ Gannon, Nebraska-Kearney, Bentley, Missouri-St. Louis, Tampa, MSU Denver, Wingate and Point Loma lead their respective regions in the first ranked Women’s Volleyball regional rankings. (link) |
#1: Fort Lewis removes the interim tag from AD Shawn Jakubowski, who has been leading the Skyhawks since August. President Heather Shotton: “Shawn has demonstrated outstanding leadership and a deep commitment to Fort Lewis College's mission. He understands that athletics is not just about competition—it's about growth, teamwork and community. His experience, vision, and values align perfectly with our goals for student-athletes and the broader campus community.” Jakubowski previously served as FLC’s Assoc. AD for External Relations. (link)
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