Texas A&M football coach Mike Elko has a new six-year contract.

Nick Sirianni entered last season with his job on the line in Philadelphia and finished it hoisting the Vince Lombardi trophy, earning a lucrative contract extension.

The Eagles earned their fourth title under Altizer.

The Knights were 2025 state runner-ups

The Spartans won the boys lacrosse title for the first time ever

Stephen James named 2024 WSLS 1st and 10 Coach of the Year.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders has received a contract extension through the 2029 season after turning around a downtrodden program in just two seasons.

George Wythe’s Doug Campbell named VHSL Class 1 Coach of the Year

Michigan State has joined rare air in college basketball over the last half-century with coaching longevity and championships.

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Purdue commit Kadyn Camper held a 20-2 record in the circle with a 0.85 ERA.

Kyleigh Drew was named coach of the year and Giuliana "Jules" Stanley earned player of the year.

Liberty commit Tyler Beck guided the Cavaliers to 18 shutouts this past season.

Josh McDaniels couldn’t make it past the midpoint of the season before the Las Vegas Raiders decided to make a change.

Auburn earns the POY and COY awards after winning its fourth consecutive softball title, a record for Virginia HS softball.

Eastern Montgomery won their third straight Class 1 State title, and the All-State first team is dominated by Mustangs.

Michigan State coach Mel Tucker hopes he doesn’t have this long of an offseason ever again.

Shaka Smart was voted the AP men's basketball coach of the year after leading Marquette to regular-season and Big East Tournament titles.

The Hornets have reached the NCAA Tournament in back-to-back seasons for the first time since a 7-year span from 1977-1983.

Kim Mulkey is The Associated Press women's basketball Coach of the Year in her first season at LSU.

Tony Robie named ACC Coach of the Year, Mekhi Lewis named ACC Wrestler of the Year.

The 2020-21 Southern Conference Coach of the Year led the Keydets to the conference semifinals for the first time since 2003.

DALEVILLE, Va. – Lord Botetourt defeated Hidden Valley in straight sets Tuesday night to claim it’s second consecutive Region 3D title. Senior Miette Veldman led the Cavaliers with 24 kills, 14 digs and was named the region’s player of the year. Her teammate Ryanna Clark added two aces and 9 kills an coach Julie Conner was named Coach of the Year for Region 3D. Both Hidden Valley and Lord Botetourt advance to the VHSL Class 3 State Tournament. The Cavaliers will host Fort Defiance at 6 p.m. on Saturday and the Titans will travel to Rustburg Saturday for a 6 p.m. start with the Red Devils.