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Southeastern University Fire football scored in all three phases during a 51-0 road shutout of Thomas (Ga.) at Veterans Memorial Stadium.
Keiser University Athletics named women’s volleyball player Makenzi Bennett and men’s cross country runner Iker Prados Molina its Week 7 Athletes of the Week.
Florida National University has announced its Oct. 12-18 schedule, featuring men's soccer, women's volleyball, cross country, developmental baseball and developmental softball.
Florida National University men's soccer lost 1-0 to Georgia Gwinnett College on Oct. 12 in Lawrenceville, Ga., after Pedro Nunes scored an unassisted goal in the 55th minute.
Ave Maria (FL) volleyball took a 2-1 lead against No. 23 New College of Florida but lost 3-2 in five sets on Oct. 11, 2026.
Rollins College women's soccer lost 3-0 to Barry at home in Winter Park after the match remained scoreless through halftime.
Kristina Syragakis and Genesis Hernandez scored in the first half, and Ewa Sikora made five saves as Nova Southeastern Women's Soccer defeated Embry-Riddle (FL) 2-0.
Flagler College's women's golf team leads the 2026 Newberry Women's Fall Invitational after one day, with Sofia Terzoli first individually and Flagler sweeping the top five spots.
Edward Waters University women's volleyball took a two-set lead before Benedict College rallied for a 3-2 SIAC victory at the Adams-Jenkins Complex.
Barry University men's beach volleyball went 2-2 at Wingate, defeating the host twice before hosting its first invitational in Dania Beach on Oct. 23.