Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio and Indianapolis to Host 2023–2026 Final Fours
Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio and Indianapolis have been awarded the right to host the 2023-2026 NCAA Final Fours…
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Houston, Phoenix, San Antonio and Indianapolis have been awarded the right to host the 2023-2026 NCAA Final Fours…
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The Pac-12 and Unifi Inc. have announced a long-term partnership that will have Unifi serve as the founding sustainability partner of Pac-12 Team…
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Following a national search, the University of South Florida has selected Michael Kelly, who currently serves as the chief operating officer for the College…
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Wichita, Kansas, has been selected to host the NIRSA Championship Series from 2019–2021, an event that is expected to attract more than…
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The Atlantic 10 Conference and ESPN have signed a multiyear, media rights agreement through which more than 500 conference events each year…
Continue ReadingFollowing the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that would allow all states to offer legalized sports wagering, the NCAA has announced it is temporarily lifting its longtime ban on staging championship events in states that allow betting on single games. The NCAA Board of Governors decided to lift the ban to “ensure championship location continuity by […]
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The Sun Belt Conference announced today that Montgomery, Alabama, will be the host site for the Sun Belt Conference annual baseball championship…
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The NCAA has announced that Austin, Texas, and Eugene, Oregon, will host the Division I Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track & Field Championships for the years 2019–2022. The University of Texas at Austin will host the 2019 and 2020 championships, while the University of Oregon will serve as host in 2021 and 2022. The announcement came […]
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The University of Oregon has unveiled plans for a privately funded new track-and-field stadium to replace historic Hayward Field. The venue is scheduled to be complete in 2020, a year before Eugene, Oregon, hosts the IAAF World Outdoor Championships. The project is also expected to include training facilities and new laboratories and research facilities. “When […]
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has been selected to host the 2020 and 2021 National Junior College Athletic Association Division II Volleyball Championships. The event will be staged November 19–21, 2020, and November 18–20, 2021, at U.S. Cellular Center. GO Cedar Rapids, with the support of Kirkwood Community College, will host the event. Tim Keating, club director for […]
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