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Barry University women's volleyball swept Florida Tech 3-0 in Miami Shores to win its eighth consecutive match and improve to 3-0 in Sunshine State Conference play.
South Florida Men's Basketball selected Mike James and Sonny Wilson as 2026-27 captains by team vote. The guards bring a combined 185 collegiate games and 2,094 points.
Joey Mueller scored in the 13th minute as the UCF men’s soccer team drew Stetson 1-1, finishing nonconference play 4-1-2 and moving to 4-2-2 overall.
Jacksonville University women's volleyball will face No. 10 Florida on Sept. 23 in Gainesville in the Dolphins' second Top 10 matchup and final match before ASUN Conference play.
Madison Molock and Taylor O'Neal reached the Flight B doubles semifinals for Bethune-Cookman University Women's Tennis at the HBCU National Championships in Atlanta.
Bethune-Cookman University women's golf finished fourth at Indian Creek Golf Club after opening with a 310, while Lathika Krishna placed fifth overall and Vivian Luu recorded her first top-15 finish.
Webber International University Athletics launched the Warrior Club, an annual giving program with seven support levels ranging from $250 to $25,000.
Jalen Daniels threw two touchdown passes and the St. Thomas University Bobcats defeated No. 5 Lindsey Wilson 17-7 for the program’s first win over a top-five opponent.
Keiser University Athletics named Timo Boomkens and Avril Amil Ruiz its Week 4 Athletes of the Week after strong performances for the men's and women's soccer teams.
Douglas Broadwell has returned to Florida College as a mechanical engineering professor as the program prepares to graduate its first class in May 2027.