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The Bulldogs rallied from behind to beat Oklahoma 11-9 in Norman, snapping the Sooners’ NCAA Tournament winning streak and advancing within one win of the Women’s College World Series.
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More than 100 Millsaps student-athletes earned spots on the President’s or Dean’s List following the spring semester, highlighting academic excellence among athletes.
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Sedgwrick Pitts Jr. will compete in the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships’ first round after qualifying in the 200-meter dash. The event is set for May 27-30 in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Ole Miss senior Tom Fischer has been named one of 10 finalists for the 2026 Haskins Award, recognizing the nation’s top college golfer. Fischer recently helped lead the Rebels to a third-place finish at the NCAA Winston-Salem Regional.
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Trailing early, Jones College rallied to defeat Johnson County 7-1 in an elimination game at the NJCAA Division II World Series, extending their season to face St. Johns River State College.
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Belhaven’s Neal Terry and Kimona Haynes took part in the NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships in La Crosse, Wisconsin, with Terry competing in the long jump and Haynes in the 200 meters.
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Ole Miss men’s tennis team adds transfer Mason Landreth from Louisiana-Lafayette for the 2026-27 season, announced Thursday. Landreth is expected to bolster the Rebels’ lineup.
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Ole Miss senior and four-time NCAA champion Tarik Robinson-O’Hagan remains on The Bowerman watch list for 2026, despite suffering a significant leg injury that will sideline him for the season. This marks his 14th consecutive appearance on the list.
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No. 4 Georgia narrowly defeated No. 16 Mississippi State 5-3 in the SEC Tournament at Hoover Met, advancing to the semifinals. MSU threatened late but fell short.
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Three Hinds Community College baseball players received recognition from the Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference for their performances in the 2026 season, led by Ethan Keen’s First Team selection.
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