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FGCU's swimming and diving team is preparing to compete at the TYR Fall Classic, hosted by Florida International University. The meet brings together collegiate programs for one of the early season's key competitions, and the Eagles' participation is drawing attention from fans following the team's fall schedule.
- 2Auburn EAGLES student turns writing passion into magazine internship▼Auburn College of Education EAGLES student pursues passion for writing through magazine internship, covering Gogue Center performances
A student in Auburn University's EAGLES program within the College of Education is pursuing a love of writing through a magazine internship, where she covers performances at the Gogue Performing Arts Center. The story highlights the program's aim of giving students with intellectual disabilities access to college experiences, coursework and career-focused opportunities on campus.
- 3Boston College Women's Golf Heads to Yale Invitational▼Women's Golf Set to Compete in Yale Invitational
Boston College's women's golf team is preparing to compete in the Yale Invitational, according to an announcement from Boston College Athletics. The event marks the Eagles' next tournament on their schedule as the program continues its season against collegiate competition. Details on the team lineup and expectations for the weekend were not provided in the announcement.
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Eastern Michigan University's tennis team is traveling north to compete in the Spartan Invitational, hosted in Michigan. The event gives the Eagles a chance to face regional opponents early in the season as they build form and momentum. The university's athletics program announced the team's participation ahead of the tournament weekend.
- 5Lafayette High Theatre gears up for 'Selkie' production▼Lafayette High Theatre prepares for ‘Selkie’
Lafayette High Theatre is preparing to stage 'Selkie', according to the Oxford Eagle. The student theatre program at Lafayette High School is in rehearsals ahead of the show, though details on dates, cast and venue have not yet been widely shared. Local audiences in the Oxford, Mississippi area are watching for updates as the production takes shape.
- 6NC Central Basketball Featured in 'A Different World' Style Video▼It’s “A Different World “…..NC Central Basketball Edition (Video)
North Carolina Central University's basketball program is the subject of a new video styled around 'A Different World', the classic sitcom. The piece, covered by Raleigh's News & Observer, highlights the Eagles' team culture and campus life at the Durham, North Carolina HBCU. It gives the program a lighthearted spotlight as fans share and discuss the feature.
- 7Southern Miss Business Names 2026-27 Eagle Scholars▼Southern Miss Business Announces 2026-27 Eagle Scholars
The University of Southern Mississippi's business college has announced its Eagle Scholars for the 2026-27 academic year. The program recognizes top students in the college, though details on the named recipients were not included in the announcement. The university shared the news through its official channels.
- 8Bertagnole Shares Co-Champion Title at Ironwood Classic▼Bertagnole Claims Co-Champion Honors At Ironwood Classic
North Carolina Central University golfer Bertagnole claimed co-champion honors at the Ironwood Classic, finishing tied at the top of the leaderboard in the college golf tournament. The result marks a notable individual performance for the Eagles' program and adds to the team's showing in the event.
- 9Christ's Church Academy Travels to Face Oak Hall in Battle of Eagles▼Battle of Eagles: Christ’s Church Academy Visits Oak Hall
Christ's Church Academy travels to Oak Hall for a high school matchup being billed as the Battle of Eagles, with both programs sharing the Eagles nickname. Coverage from Gainesville sports radio WRUF highlights the contest as a notable local fixture, with fans following how the visiting academy fares against Oak Hall on its home ground.
- 10Delta Eagles boys tennis wins final Hoosier Heritage Conference title▼The Delta Eagle’s boys tennis team soars over the Hoosier Heritage Conference one last time
Delta High School's boys tennis team has claimed the Hoosier Heritage Conference title, capping the program's run in the league. The Eagles are leaving the conference, making this championship their last in the competition. Coverage from Ball State Daily highlights the team's dominance in the conference and marks the milestone as the program closes that chapter with another crown.
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North Carolina Central University announced that Bertagnole has been selected as the Northeast Conference Men's Golfer of the Month. The honor recognizes his standout performances in men's golf competition over the past month, giving the Eagles program a notable conference-level accolade.
- 12Arthur Ashe-founded tennis foundation starts new after-school year●Tennis foundation that Arthur Ashe founded begins new year of after-school programs
The tennis foundation founded by Arthur Ashe has begun a new year of its after-school programs, according to the Brooklyn Eagle. The organisation continues Ashe's legacy of combining tennis instruction with education and youth development for children in underserved communities. The announcement marks the start of another cycle of programming for local students.
- 13Cam Carter Named Eastern Michigan Assistant Basketball Coach●Cam Carter Named Men's Basketball Assistant Coach
Eastern Michigan University has appointed Cam Carter as an assistant coach for its men's basketball program. The announcement came through the university's athletics department, which welcomed Carter to the coaching staff. Details about his previous roles or contract terms were not included in the announcement, but the hire adds a new voice to the Eagles' bench ahead of the upcoming season.
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Kalvin Janssen, a redshirt freshman, is emerging as a contributor on the Wyoming Cowboys' offensive line, according to the Wyoming Tribune Eagle. The young lineman is drawing attention early in his college career as Wyoming shapes its protection up front. It is another example of the program developing underclassmen into rotational starters ahead of the upcoming season.
- 15Bertagnolé Named NEC Men's Golfer of the Month●Bertagnole Selected NEC Men’s Golfer of the Month; Hutchison Also Honored
North Carolina Central University golfer Bertagnolé has been named Northeast Conference Men's Golfer of the Month, with teammate Hutchison also receiving conference recognition. The honors recognize standout performances in recent collegiate competition and give the Eagles program a notable early-season boost as the NEC golf calendar continues.
- 16Men's Golf Ties for Second at Eagles Fall Invite▼Men's Golf Shoots Best Round of the Season, Ties for Second at Eagles Fall Invite
North Park University's men's golf team recorded its best round of the season at the Eagles Fall Invite, finishing tied for second in the team standings. The strong showing marks a season-best performance for the program as the fall schedule continues.
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The UNC Greensboro women's soccer team rallied after halftime to beat Tennessee Tech. A strong second-half performance, including decisive goals, carried the Spartans past the Golden Eagles in a college soccer matchup. Fans and followers of the program are celebrating the comeback win and the team's momentum as the season continues.
- 18Marquette Volleyball Travels to Face Creighton in Omaha●VB Heads to Omaha for Showdown at Creighton Sunday
Marquette University's volleyball team travels to Omaha for a Sunday matchup against Creighton, per the athletic department's announcement. The Big East clash pits the Golden Eagles against a Creighton side that has been one of the conference's strongest programs in recent seasons. Fans in Milwaukee and Omaha are following the result as both teams jockey for position in the conference standings.
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The FGCU Eagles tennis team has begun its fall competitive schedule at the Bedford Cup. The event marks the start of autumn tournament play for the program, with players competing in individual draws as part of the college tennis fall season.
- 20Pella Christian Girls Tennis Beats Chariton in Regional Opener▼Pella Christian Girls Tennis Downs Chariton in Regional Team Tournament Opener
Pella Christian's girls tennis team defeated Chariton in the opening round of the Iowa high school girls regional team tennis tournament. The win advances the Eagles in the postseason bracket as regional play continues. Local coverage highlighted the result for area fans following both programs through the spring season.