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DAYTON - University of Dayton women's golf head coach Ellie Sipe  has announced the Flyers' spring 2026 schedule, a five-event slate that kicks off Mar. 9 in South Carolina and culminates with the Atlantic 10 Championship at the end of April.   March 9-10, Dayton will be in Hilton Head, S.C., for the Wofford Low Country Intercollegiate at The Golf Club at Indigo Run. Later in the month, the team heads to Old Hickory, Tenn., for Lipscomb's The Nashville Invitational, Mar. 23-24 at Hermitage Golf Course, followed by the George State Invitational, Mar. 29-30 at Rivermont Golf Club in Johns Creek, Ga.   Moving into April, the Flyers will compete in the Bowling Green Dolores Black Falcon Invitational April 11-12 at Stone Ridge Golf Club in Bowling Green, Ohio. The spring season will conclude with the Atlantic 10 Championship April 20-22 at the Evermore Orlando Resort in Orlando, Fla.   Dayton is coming off a six-event fall season where they had three top-three finishes as a team. Kylee Heidemann continued a breakthrough career with back-to-back first wins.   FOLLOW #UDWGOLF Follow the Flyers on X/Twitter: @DaytonWGolf, on Facebook: Dayton Women's Golf, and on Instagram: @DaytonWGolf  

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CHICAGO – The University of Dayton volleyball swept Loyola Chicago in enemy territory (25-23, 25-21, 25-9). Tonight's match marked head coach Tim Horsmon 's 600th career win and featured Kamryn Hunt reaching 1000 career kills. Dayton got out to a red-hot 12-1 start in the first set. The Ramblers closed in, tying the set at 22 apiece before the Flyers came out on top. UD opened the second set on a 5-0 run, but the Ramblers held on, keeping the score within two until kills by Kaitlyn McNeel and Viktoria Wahlgren put the Flyers up 2-0. Dayton came out hard in the third set with a .571 hitting efficiency, taking advantage of big runs to win the match in straight sets. BY THE NUMBERS 16 – Kills for Hunt, including her 1000th career kill 2 – Aces for Emily Young , the most for the match 34 – Assists for Viktoria Wahlgren , leading the evening 22 – Digs for Karissa Kaminski , the most for a three-set match this season 16 – Total block assists for UD 3 – Players with four block assists: Abigail Cresse , McNeel and Liana Sarkissian UP NEXT The Flyers will face the Ramblers

Elon Musk on Joe Rogan Spike in Trans Kids Dropped After I Bought Twitter Published October 31, 2025 2:38 PM PDT The Joe Rogan Experience Elon Musk ’s claiming he bought Twitter to combat the "destruction at a civilizational level" caused by the platform ... especially with what he calls a spike in kids identifying as trans -- something he insists dropped after he took over as X boss. The Tesla boss dished all on "The Joe Rogan Experience" ... after Joe reminded him of a chart showing a big dip in trans-identifying kids after Elon bought X in 2022 -- a claim Musk proudly backed up, while explaining exactly how he thinks his takeover caused the change. Elon -- who’s famously estranged from his transgender daughter, Vivian -- went off on the "woke mob," claiming they had control of Twitter and were spreading a nihilistic, anti-civilization "mind virus." He said it resulted in extreme examples such as the "zombie apocalypse" on the streets of San Francisco ... which led to a shift in "woke ideology" when people started realizing the damage it was doing and began course-correcting. On top of that, Elon said with X finally showing "uncensored" news

That was not a good performance from the Wildcats. Oct 31, 2025, 1:35 AM UTC Dylan Ballard - A Sea Of Blue Playing without three potential starters, the Kentucky Wildcats struggled mightily against the Georgetown Hoyas Thursday night, falling 84-70 in the second of two exhibition games before the regular season starts next Tuesday. Kentucky could not get shots to fall throughout the 40 minutes, shooting just 20-60 from the field and 7-30 from 3-point range. The Wildcats were also just 23-35 from the free-throw line. It was a rough and sloppy night for the Wildcats, with 15 turnovers to just 14 assists. Despite winning the rebound battle 38-30, Georgetown was much better and more efficient offensively. The Hoya shot 55.4 percent from the field and 17-23 from the free-throw line. MVP: Otega Oweh On a night where nobody got going on offense for the Wildcats, Oweh managed to grind out a 17-point performance. He was 4/12 from the field and 8/11 from the free-throw line. Not his best effort, but still a solid one that kept this score from looking even more lopsided. Box Score Kentucky vs. Georgetown Twitter Reactions Now, let’s look at how Wildcats Twitter was reacting

ORONO, Maine – The University of Maine women's soccer team earned 2-1 win over New Hampshire in a Buffalo Wild Wings Border Battle on Thursday night at the New Balance Soccer Complex.   With the win, Maine earned a home quarterfinal in the America East Championship on Sunday, Nov. 2 – with the Black Bears hosting the Wildcats at 12 p.m. at the New Balance Soccer Complex.   Maine took a 1-0 lead in the 34th minute after a UNH defender deflected Britta Deny's centering ball into the net. The Wildcats came out firing to start the second half but it would be the Black Bears that scored first. After Julie Lossius ripped a shot off of the cross bar, Luise Reinwald cleaned up the rebound for her first goal of the season. UNH would get a goal back on a penalty kick conversion in the 74th minute but the Maine defense held on over the final 16 minutes for the 2-1 win.   NOTES Maine had the 16-15 lead in shots … UNH had the 7-5 lead in shots on goal. Corner kicks were even at five each. Elena Barenberg made six saves in moving to 3-4-2 on the

Lohan Mastrian By: Ben Metcalf ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y. – Five players scored in double figures as the St. Bonaventure men's basketball team defeated Alfred, 101-40, in its preseason exhibition on Wednesday night (Oct. 29) at the Reilly Center. All 11 active Bonnies appeared in the scoring column.   First Half: Alfred jumped out to an early 11-5 lead after shooting 3-for-4 from beyond the arc to start the game.    St. Bonaventure immediately responded with a 23-2 run to take an insurmountable lead that it would not relinquish. Fifteen of the Bonnies' 23 points during the run came from three-pointers.    Later in the first half, the Bonnies extended their first half lead with an 11-0 run led by Cayden Charles , who scored seven points in just over two-and-a-half minutes to extend SBU's lead to 48-21. After the Saxons made a three before the break, St. Bonaventure took a 48-24 lead into halftime.   Second Half: The Bonnies picked up right where they left off, starting the second half with a 7-0 run.    After Alfred buried a three to cut the SBU lead to 55-30, the Bonnies held the Saxons without a field goal for the next 14:47. St.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – In the final match of the regular season, the University of Evansville women's soccer team looks to secure their spot in the MVC Tournament when they host Valparaiso on Thursday. The Purple Aces can clinch a tournament berth with a win OR a UIC loss or tie in their match against Northern Iowa. Kick-off between the Aces and Beacons is set for 1 PM at Arad McCutchan Stadium.     Last Time Out Evansville dropped a hard-fought decision on Sunday afternoon, falling to Drake by a score of 1-0. A Bulldogs goal in the 59th minute was the difference, as Drake remained on top of the league standings with the win.   Allie Lammers (Cincinnati, Ohio/Mount Notre Dame) kept the Aces in the match early, making leaping saves in the ninth and 13th minutes to keep the Bulldogs off the board. Taylor Wehrer (Las Vegas. Nev./Desert Oasis) had the first shot of the day for Evansville, putting a shot on target in the 17th minute, while Ashlyn Koutsos (Cumming, Ga./West Forsyth) added a shot of her own in the 27th minute.   Lammers added another save in the 35th minute, keeping the Bulldogs scoreless as the match went into the half tied

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Rosters have been selected and the game times have been set for Virginia softball’s annual Blue-Orange Series. The three-game series will begin on Saturday (Nov. 1) with a single game at The Ark in New Kent, Va., with a 1 p.m. first pitch. Games two and three will return to Palmer Park with 4 p.m. first pitches on Thursday (Nov. 6) and Friday (Nov. 7). Junior Macee Eaton and senior Courtney Layne captain the Blue team, while freshman Taylor Smith and sophomore Alex Call captain the Orange Team. BLUE ROSTER Macee Eaton Courtney Layne Eden Bigham Kassidy Hudson Jaiden Griffith Kamyria Woody-Giggetts Brie Biddle Hannah Tober Edith Kaplan Bella Cabral Hannah Weismer ORANGE ROSTER Taylor Smith Alex Call Maddy Greene Addison Reasor Karly Meredith Reagan Hickey Addison Thompson Kelsey Hackett Melissa Carr Jade Hylton Julia Cuozzo

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