
Alabama Women's Basketball Thrives After Losing 3 WNBA Picks
Alabama women's basketball is proving that strong culture beats star power. After losing three WNBA draft picks, the team matched last season's winning record with an entirely new lineup.
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Alabama women's basketball is proving that strong culture beats star power. After losing three WNBA draft picks, the team matched last season's winning record with an entirely new lineup.

Rice University's swim and dive team didn't just defend their conference championship. They dominated it with a 154-point victory that showed this winning program is here to stay.

The San Diego State women's basketball team rallied from 11 points down to beat Boise State 66-64 and clinch their conference championship. Three players hit double digits in a dramatic comeback that secured a program record.

The world's top-ranked amateur golfer just made University of Oregon history. Kiara Romero claimed her fifth career tournament victory, breaking a 15-year school record that proves she's building a legacy beyond her college years.

The University of Montevallo men's swim team captured their first-ever conference championship just days after the school recommended eliminating their program. Their historic victory came as both the swim and dive programs fight for survival.

Sophomore Marta Aguilar just made Seton Hall women's golf history, becoming the first player ever to win three career tournaments while tying the school's lowest score record. The 19-year-old from Spain shared the Space Coast Classic title after shooting an impressive 6-under-par.

College swimmer Yassin Abdelghany shattered his second championship record in three days, securing his spot at the NCAA Championships with a stunning performance. His IU Indy team is now riding high heading into the final day of competition.

A team of four underclassmen just rewrote University of Iowa swimming history, breaking a school record that's stood for years. Even better, one athlete set two records in a single race.

Four University of North Carolina student-athletes just earned major recognition for proving you can dominate both the classroom and the competition. Two will receive $9,000 scholarships for graduate school, while two others landed on the ACC's excellence honor roll.

Student-athletes at Pepperdine University just shattered their department's academic record with a collective 3.39 GPA. Nearly 80% maintained at least a 3.0, proving you can excel in both the classroom and competition.

Washington College's field hockey team just proved that champions exist both on the field and in the classroom. Seventeen student-athletes earned national academic recognition, with eight achieving near-perfect GPAs.
The Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball team landed the No. 11 overall seed in the NCAA Tournament committee's first reveal, earning them the chance to host opening rounds. With a strong 19-5 record, the team is one of six Big Ten programs in the top 16.

The University of Alabama in Huntsville women's basketball team just made history with their first-ever Gulf South Conference regular season championship. A nail-biting 78-76 victory sealed a milestone moment 12 years in the making.

Cal Poly's newly elevated STUNT team made history by defeating the nation's third-ranked Division II team in their very first varsity game. The Mustangs proved they belong at the highest level of collegiate competition.

Slippery Rock University's Seaton Wozniak shattered his own shot put record with an 18.17-meter throw, breaking 18 meters for the first time in his career. The performance launched him to No. 8 in all of Division II and inspired his entire team to qualify for championships.

Baylor's Tyce Armstrong just accomplished something no Major League Baseball player has ever done: he crushed three grand slams in a single game. The redshirt senior's historic night made him only the second college player ever to achieve this rare feat.

The Middlebury College women's squash team just wrapped their best season ever, riding a historic 10-game winning streak into this weekend's conference championship. After 15 years of trying, the Panthers are positioned for their best shot yet at claiming their first NESCAC title.

Charlie Woods, the 17-year-old son of golf legend Tiger Woods, just announced he'll play college golf at Florida State University. The rising star has already proven himself with tournament wins and a perfect partnership with his famous dad.

The University of Arizona's student-athletes just achieved their highest graduation rate ever at 92%, backed by a support team that treats academic success like championship training. The C.A.T.S. Program proves that winning off the field matters just as much as on it.

A Rice University hurdler just shattered a school record that stood for nearly three decades. Christian Edgar ran the 60-meter hurdles in 7.77 seconds, beating a mark set back in 1997.
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