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TROY, N.Y. – The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) men's ice hockey team delivered its most complete offensive performance of the season tonight, rolling to a 6–1 home victory over Colgate. Six different Engineers found the back of the net, while RPI struck for four unanswered goals across the second and third periods to pull away from the Raiders. RPI set the tone early, opening the scoring just three minutes into the contest when Matthew Buckley finished an even-strength chance off a crisp setup from Filip Sitar and Ian Scherzer . Colgate briefly answered at midway through the period, however the Engineers reclaimed control less than a minute later on the power play, as Luciano Wilson buried the eventual game-winning goal, converting a feed from Sitar and Buckley to give RPI a 2–1 lead after one. The Engineers broke the game open early in the second period with a pair of quick strikes. Tyler Wallace made it 3–1, finishing a strong shift with helpers from Alfred Lindberg and Jagger Tapper , before Scherzer extended the margin just 75 seconds later, snapping home an even-strength goal off assists from Thomas Klassek and Sitar. RPI wasted little time adding to the advantage in

The Cavaliers swept Drexel 9-0 to advance to Sunday's MASC Championship final. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. –  The No. 5 Virginia women’s squash team (11-3) swept No. 12 Drexel 9-0 on Saturday (Feb. 14) in the final match of pool play at the 2026 Mid-Atlantic Squash Conference Championships hosted at the McArthur Squash Center.  As the winner of Pool A, Virginia advances to the MASC Championship final set for Sunday (Feb. 15) at 10 a.m. against Stanford. The Cavaliers surrendered just one game against Drexel, winning eight matches by 3-0 scores. Freshman Grace Fazzinga posted a dominant win at position seven, dropping just nine points in her 21-minute cruise to victory. Sophomore Ana Quijano had the most competitive match of the day at eight. After dropping the first game, Quijano won the second game 11-3. She then battled to an epic finish, taking the third game 18-16 and the fourth 14-12. CAVALIER NOTES Sophomore Maryam Mian leads the team in wins with ten. Sophomore Anna Shumway recorded her first win of the season with her 12-10, 11-5, 11-9 victory at position nine. This is the second time the Cavaliers have defeated Drexel this season. In their earlier matchup, the Cavaliers downed the

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Last season, Kentucky saw Otega Oweh return to face his former team when the Cats visited Oklahoma. Earlier this season, it was Mo Dioubate, who returned to Tuscaloosa to face Alabama. On Saturday, it will be Denzel Aberdeen making a return to his former school when No. 25 Kentucky visits 14th-ranked Florida in Gainesville. Aberdeen played three seasons for the Gators, including last year when Florida won the national championship. Kentucky head coach Mark Pope discussed Aberdeen’s return to Gainesville during his Thursday press conference. The UK head man is not concerned about how Aberdeen will be affected. “I think D.A. is pretty steady right now,” Pope said. “His play over the last month has been phenomenal. He’s had huge number games. He went on a four or five-game tear where his numbers were just outrageous.” Over the last nine games, Aberdeen has been a steady part of the UK attack. He’s averaging 14.3 points per game during the current streak, including a season-high 22-point effort at Tennessee in January. Aberdeen also leads the team in assists (29) over the last nine games. The senior’s play has contributed to Kentucky winning eight of the nine games during this span. “You

February 12, 2026 - 11:52 AM No. 12 LSU will face Oklahoma State at 2 p.m. CT on ESPN2 to conclude the first day of the 2026 Shriners Children’s Clearwater Invitational CLEARWATER, Fla. – No. 12/10 LSU dropped its first game of the 2026 season, 6-0, to No. 11/8 Nebraska Thursday morning at Eddie C. Moore Complex to open the 2026 Shriners Children’s Clearwater Invitational. LSU is now 6-1 on the season, and Nebraska improves to 4-2. Jayden Heavener (2-1) pitched 3.2 innings for LSU, allowing four hits, one walk, one earned run, and recording one strikeout in the loss. Paytn Monticelli entered in relief, tossing the last 3.1 innings with one strikeout, yielding one run on four hits. Infielder Sierra Daniel led the Tigers with two hits. Designated player Ally Hutchins and outfielders Alix Franklin, Jalia Lassiter, and Char Lorenz accounted for LSU’s other four hits, bringing its total to six in the game. Nebraska pitcher Alexis Jensen (2-0) earned the win, logging seven strikeouts while holding LSU to one hit, no runs, and one walk in the first four innings. Jordy Frahm pitched the final three innings with four strikeouts, allowing five hits as both combined for the

NEWARK, Del. – Making their longest road trip of the season, NM State (8-16, 4-8 CUSA) took to 'The First State' for a matchup with Delaware (12-12, 6-6 CUSA). A third-quarter scoring surge by the Blue Hens flipped the script from the opening 20 minutes, as the Aggies fell by a final score of 65-62.   Imani Warren created eight of the first 10 points for NM State, dishing out a trio of assists to Lucía Yenes and Morane Dossou while adding in a basket of her own. Holding the Blue Hen offense without a made basket for nearly 10 minutes of game time between the first and second quarter, the Aggies recorded an 11-2 run that saw the lead climb as high as 17-8. However, Delaware was able to climb back into the contest, tying the contest 22-22 with 1:12 remaining in the half.   The Aggies closed the opening 20 minutes on a 6-0 run, including a half-court buzzer-beating triple from Emma Christiano – her fourth made 3-pointer this season. At the break, NM State held a 28-22 advantage. Through the first half, the visiting Aggies stifled the Delaware offense (29.6% shooting from the field), while outpacing the

Ray Bahner SAN ANTONIO — The UTSA football program will host six camps this summer at the Roadrunner Athletics Center of Excellence on Main Campus. 2026 UTSA Football Summer Camps Youth Camp May 29 8 a.m. Prospect Camp June 4 5 p.m. Prospect Camp June 11 5 p.m. Youth Camp June 17 8 a.m. Specialists Camp June 18 8 a.m. Prospect Camp June 18 5 p.m. Please visit UTSAfootballcamps.com for more information and to register. UTSA Football Camps are coached by Jeff Traylor and the UTSA coaching staff. Summer Prospect camps are for 9th through 12th grades (Fall of 2026), JUCO prospects and all those who are in the transfer portal. All camps are non-contact, specializing in technique and fundamentals. All camp participants will receive instruction and coaching on agility testing, as well as position specific drills, allowing them to refine and improve their skillset as a football player. The camp will also consist of competitive opportunities in 1-on-1 settings. UTSA Football Camps are open to any and all entrants, limited only by number, age, grade level, and/or gender. -UTSA-

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