College

Schwab sets Virginia's single-game and career assist records last week.

Michael Bath caused a school-record six turnovers against a Rutgers team that takes care of the ball.

Denver lost to Maryland and Northwestern during its three-game road trip that ended with a win over Stony Brook.

There's a new No. 1 this week, but more interesting is how the Big Ten shook things up.

There are three new members of the top five this week, and two teams made big jumps.

The Governors are targeting the spring of 2026 to begin competition in the Atlantic Sun.

ESU snagged its biggest win of 2024 and climbed eight spots to No. 5.

Limestone is the new No. 1 after taking down Lenoir-Rhyne, the previous top team.

William Smith is rolling, and coupled with a Gettysburg loss, the Herons move up to No. 2.

Tufts' win over Christopher Newport proved the top three is comprised of the same old powers.