Ole Miss Women’s Golf Opens 2026-27 Season at Boilermaker Classic
Ole Miss women’s golf begins its season Aug. 31 at the Boilermaker Classic in West Lafayette, Indiana, looking to defend its title from last year’s event.
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Ole Miss women’s golf begins its season Aug. 31 at the Boilermaker Classic in West Lafayette, Indiana, looking to defend its title from last year’s event.
Read moreOle Miss is leveraging the Sphere in Las Vegas to showcase star players Trinidad Chambliss and Kewan Lacy, marking a first-of-its-kind promotional activation ahead of the 2026 football season.
Read moreThe Mississippi State men’s golf team kicks off the 2026-27 season at the Visit Knoxville Collegiate, aiming to build on last year’s success. The Bulldogs compete at Fox Den Golf Club in Tennessee.
Read moreJackson State overcame a late deficit to defeat Tennessee State 26-24 in the season opener at the John Merritt Classic Saturday night. The Tigers secured the win with a late field goal after the Tigers muffed a snap on a game-tying attempt.
Read moreMississippi Christian University men’s soccer hosts Saint Leo in its 2026 home opener Sunday after opening losses. Both teams seek their first win of the season.
Read moreThe Ole Miss volleyball team improved to 2-0 with a 3-1 victory over Northern Arizona on Saturday night at the Gillom Athletics Performance Center.
Read moreThe Delta State men’s soccer team lost a road match Saturday, 2-0, to Central Baptist College in Conway, Arkansas. Despite a second-half push, the Statesmen couldn’t find the net.
Read moreThe Southern Miss Golden Eagles finished 3-0 at the Gamecock Classic, defeating Jacksonville State in straight sets to claim the tournament title.
Read moreThe Bulldogs secured their second straight win at the Jaguar Classic, defeating South Alabama in straight sets on Saturday.
Read moreThe William Carey University volleyball team split two matches at the Faulkner Invitational, falling to Reinhardt before defeating Webber International.
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