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NEW HAVEN, Conn.– The No. 6 Virginia men’s squash team (4-0) posted an 8-1 win over No. 9 Dartmouth (0-1) on Saturday (Nov. 15) in a neutral-site match held at Yale’s Brady Squash Center in New Haven, Conn. The Cavaliers won their first eight matches to go up 8-0 before Dartmouth won a marathon one-hour, 19-minute five-game match at position seven. Sophomore Juan Jose Torres Lara, senior JP Tew and freshman Oscar Okonkwo all won their matches 3-0. CAVALIER NOTES This is Virginia’s second time starting a season 4-0 Freshman Juan Irisarri improved to 4-0 at the top position Dylan Morran and JP Tew also improved to 4-0 Virginia improves to 5-0 all-time against Dartmouth This was the season-opener for Dartmouth UP NEXT Virginia closes out the road trip by taking on No. 4 Yale on Sunday (Nov. 16) at noon #6 Virginia 8, #9 Dartmouth 1 1 | Juan Irisarri (VA) def. Shan Jolly (DART) 11-9, 11-1, 7-11, 8-11, 11-4 2 | Juan Jose Torres Lara (VA) def. Samuel Boulanger (DART) 11-8, 11-8, 11-9 3 | JP Tew (VA) def. Wei Yan Tho (DART) 11-5, 11-6, 11-8 4 | Dylan Moran (VA) def. Arihant K S (DART) 11-6, 5-11, 13-11

Watch out! The Kentucky Wildcats have strung together three straight wins, improving their record to 5-5 on the season thanks to their 42-10 win over Tennessee Tech. With two games remaining, Mark Stoops has an opportunity to finish 2025 much stronger than anyone anticipated just a few short weeks ago. Saturday’s last home game of the year wasn’t a typical mid-November contest. It was a different vibe facing an undefeated FCS opponent. Tennessee Tech has built a terrific program and showed up to Lexington with a perfect 10-0 record. The Golden Eagles brought a nice crowd with them, but were obviously outmatched by UK’s size and talent advantages on both sides of the ball. The first half featured an offensive clinic from Cutter Boley and the Cats. Their 28 points and 267 yards came by way of a balanced attack. Seth McGowan had 13 carries and found himself in the end zone three different times. Kendrick Law got in on the action by hauling in an impressive eight receptions, tallying 102 yards in just the first two quarters. I think for both teams getting out of this one as healthy as possible was a top priority. Tennessee Tech has FCS

JACKSON, Miss. - The Jackson State Tigers rallied after losing the first set to beat Bethune-Cookman 3-1 on Friday night. The loss drops the Wildcats to 10-5 in conference play with one more game to play until the SWAC tournament. After some early back and forth during the opening set, Jackson State (13-12, 12-3) was able to build a four-point lead on Bethune-Cookman (13-14, 10-5). The lead did not last long though, as the Cats were able to tie it up at 10 following a service ace by Melissa Gonzalez .  The set remained tightly contested as neither team could gain much separation. B-CU was able grab a 20-17 lead after a kill by Amya Jennings , but Jackson State was able to hang around, eventually tying it back up at 23. The teams alternated scoring until a service ace by Morgan Wingo finally gave the Wildcats the set victory 28-26. Jackson State took an early 4-0 lead during the second set, but the Wildcats clawed their way back to take the lead 10-8. B-CU was able to widen the gap to as large as four, but a 7-1 JSU scoring run gave the Tigers the lead back. The end of

OHIO CITY, OH - As the Saint Ignatius tennis community enjoys a restful and healthy offseason, the Wildcats are preparing for an exciting new chapter. Following a comprehensive search and interview process, Saint Ignatius High School is proud to announce the hiring of Eric Hodge as the program's next Head Tennis Coach. Coach Hodge arrives with over 30 years of coaching experience, a USPTR professional certification, and a proven track record of developing competitive, mission-driven tennis programs. He currently serves as the Director of Racket Sports at Force Tennis, overseeing player development initiatives for athletes of all ages and skill levels. Throughout his accomplished career, Coach Hodge has: Coached a State Champion Developed numerous state qualifiers in both singles and doubles Built a strong pipeline of players who have continued their careers at the Division I, II, and III collegiate levels Led and grown high school tennis programs for over two decades Created community-based tennis initiatives that expand access to the sport for players of all backgrounds "What resonated most throughout the hiring process for us was his dedication not only to competitive success but to the formation of young men of character," says Athletic Director Rory Fitzpatrick '88 . "Eric's

The annual tournament highlights the need for diversity in college women's basketball and spotlights Black female head coaches. WBB11/13/2025 12:21 PM | By: Cal Athletics Cal Plays Charlotte Saturday 3 P.M. PT This weekend, the California women's basketball team will host its fifth annual Raising The B.A.R. (basketball, activism, representation) Invitational. The Golden Bears (2-1) will face off against Charlotte (2-2) in the opening day of the tournament on Saturday at 3 p.m. PT at Haas Pavilion.   Approximately 30 minutes after the conclusion of Cal's game, Harvard will take Oakland in the night's other matchup.  The winners and losers of each game will then play each other on Sunday with the consolation game taking place at 5 p.m. PT and the championship game tipping off about 30 minutes after the conclusion of the consolation game.   An all-tournament team and tournament MVP will be announced directly after the championship game.   Cal head coach Charmin Smith created the tournament to elevate the voices, stories and people in the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging space, highlight the lack of diversity in women's basketball college coaching and spotlight Black female head coaches around the country. All three teams invited to the

Lacrosse November 13, 2025 San Diego State lacrosse announced the signing of nine student-athletes from the class of 2026 on Wednesday. Derrick Tuskan/San Diego State SAN DIEGO – San Diego State lacrosse announced the signing of nine student-athletes from the class of 2026 on Wednesday. The incoming class includes Avery Anderson, Adeline Brown, Lynsey Dondero, Julia Evans, Jackie Jimenez, Morgan Navarre, Amina Pope, Cameron Silver and Catherine Tonelli. “This incoming class is everything we’ve been building toward,” said Head Coach Kylee White. “They are extremely athletic, multi-sport competitors who move, think and finish at an elite level. They’ve already bought into our program’s vision. They bleed scarlet and black, and they’re prepared not only to join the team, but to raise the standard. We’re excited to welcome a group that doesn’t just fit our culture, but amplifies it.” Avery Anderson A midfielder out of Winnetka, Ill., Anderson currently plays for New Trier High School and Team One Wildcat club. Adeline Brown From Cary, North Carolina, Brown is a goalkeeper and four-year letterwinner at Cardinal Gibbons High School and Ultimate Carolina club. She earned First Team All-Region and All-Conference honors in 2025, in addition to being recognized as a USA Lacrosse

NATCHITOCHES, La. – The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) Vaqueros volleyball team is kicking off the final week of the regular season Thursday with a 6:30 p.m. match against the Northwestern State (NSU) Demons at Prather Coliseum.     The Vaqueros (18-7, 13-1 Southland Conference) are riding a program-best winning streak of 12 matches, which is the seventh-longest active winning streak in Div. I women's volleyball. The Demons (1-27, 0-14 SLC), on the other hand, have lost 27 in a row and have only won one set in conference action.    Head-to-Head History • UTRGV is 6-2 all-time against the Demons in a series dating back to 1995.    • UTRGV has won four in a row against Northwestern State, including the first round match in Edinburg on Oct. 2. The Vaqueros picked up a 3-0 sweep.    Last Time Out  •  UTRGV earned its seventh Southland Conference sweep with a 3-0 (25-22, 25-17, 25-23) victory over Houston Christian on Saturday, extending the winning streak to a program-best 12 matches. Sophomore outside hitter  Martina Franco  had her fifth double-double with 10 kills, 10 digs, three blocks and two aces. Senior right side  Valentina Sarti Cipriani  recorded 11 kills on .375 hitting with five blocks. Junior

Box Score OXFORD, Ohio - Tucker Gleason threw for two touchdown passes and the Toledo defense continued its dominating play to lead the Rockets to a critical 24-3 victory over Miami before a national TV audience at Yager Stadium in Oxford on Wednesday.   The victory moved Toledo (6-4, 4-2 MAC) into a five-way tie for second place in the Mid-American Conference and made the Rockets bowl-eligible for the 16th-consecutive season, the sixth-longest streak in the nation.   A pair of early interceptions kept Miami (5-5, 4-2 MAC) in the game early but two Toledo touchdowns late in the second quarter gave the Rockets a 14-0 halftime lead. Toledo scored on its first two possessions of the second half and the Redhawks never seriously challenged after that.   Toledo's defense held Miami in check all night, holding the Redhawks to just 222 yards of total offense, with a season-high six sacks and three interceptions. Linebackers Chris D'Appolonia and K'Von Sherman lead the way with eight and seven tackles, respectively, while Nasir Bowers , Braden Awls and Avery Smith each picked off a pass.   Chip Trayanum led the way on the ground with 96 yards on 21 carries and a

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Skip to main content A Sea Of Blue Box score, MVP and Twitter reactions to Kentucky’s big rally falling short at Louisville That was a great basketball game, outcome aside. Nov 12, 2025, 3:55 AM UTC Getty Images If anything, the Bluegrass Rivalry is all the way back. Credit Pat Kelsey and the Louisville Cardinals. They have a REALLY good team. Louisville won this game tonight more than Kentucky basketball lost the game. Give the Wildcats a ton of credit for battling back from two separate 18-point deficits, at one point making it 88-84 with 3:35 remaining in the game and a free-throw attempt coming. This Wildcats team will still be really good. They haven’t played their best yet by any means, but they played nearly well enough to win tonight. MVP: Denzel Aberdeen Aberdeen was terrific tonight for the Wildcats. He scored 26 points on 10-20 shooting, including 4-10 from three-point range, while also leading the Wildcats in rebounding with seven boards. Of note, he was one of just two Wildcats (Jasper Johnson the other) with a positive +/-. Box Score Kentucky vs. Louisville Twitter Reactions Here are some of the notable reactions on Twitter as the game was