Gardner-Webb University announced the addition of two new sports programs and a strategic realignment of its athletics portfolio, aiming to enhance competitiveness and foster long-term success for student-athletes.
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Columbia University has officially added women’s wrestling as its 32nd varsity sport, marking a significant step in expanding athletic opportunities and promoting gender equity within Columbia Athletics.
The ACC and Big 12 have voiced strong support for the Protect College Sports Act ahead of the Senate hearing, aiming to safeguard collegiate athletics from NIL-related disruptions, sources say.
St. Cloud State University is reinstating men’s and women’s golf alongside men’s cross-country programs, expanding its athletic offerings and boosting opportunities for student-athletes starting next season.
The Big Ten Conference is set to discuss a potential league-wide ban on scheduling Texas Tech across all sports. The move reflects growing concerns within the conference, sources tell The Athletic and The New York Times.
Lehigh Sports Central highlights the rise of women’s wrestling at Lehigh University. Showcasing athlete achievements and program growth, the platform underscores the university’s commitment to advancing women’s wrestling in collegiate athletics.
The University of West Florida plans to move its athletics program from Division II to Division I, sources tell WEAR-TV. The transition marks a significant step for the Argonauts into a more competitive NCAA level.
The ACC and Big 12 have voiced strong support for the Protect College Sports Act ahead of a critical Senate hearing. Both conferences emphasize safeguarding collegiate athletics from potentially harmful legislation.
Sources reveal college football coaches are increasingly backing an expanded College Football Playoff format, aiming to include more teams and boost competition. Discussions intensify ahead of upcoming NCAA meetings.
Marie Curran has been named Athletics Director at Ramapo College, overseeing the New Jersey Athletic Conference programs. She brings extensive experience to lead and advance the college’s athletic department.