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The top ten most-clicked jobs of the week...
#10: Augusta: Athletics Business Manager
#9: South Dakota Mines: Senior Associate AD of Internal Operations
#8: Sonoma State: Athletics Business Operations Manager, Administrator I
#7: UT Dallas: Assistant Athletic Trainer
#6: Frostburg State: Assistant Athletic Trainer
#5: Northern Michigan: Women's Lacrosse Assistant Coach
#4: Colorado Mesa: Athletic Trainer
#3: Colorado Mesa: Deputy AD/Chief Operating Officer
#2: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference: Assistant Director of Events and Services
#1: Fort Hays State: Athletic Event & Facility Operations Specialist
#10: The NE10 will add Monroe (NJCAA) as an associate member in football, starting in 2027, pending the Mustangs’ acceptance into the provisional membership process. (link)
#9: Rogers State signs a three-year agreement with Vertical Raise to serve as its preferred fundraising partner. (link)
#8: Livingstone Asst. to the VP and Athletic Operations Kayla Symone Price transitions to a new role as Asst. AD for External Operations. (link)
#7: Fresno Pacific has received a record $60M donation from an anonymous donor to fund scholarships, expand academic programs, build a new track & field facility and more. AD Kyle Ferguson: “This is a historic moment for Fresno Pacific Athletics and one that will impact our student-athletes and the Valley for generations. This gift gives us the opportunity to envision a first-class, state-of-the-art track and field facility that could include stadium seating, locker rooms, offices, team spaces, restrooms, and other amenities that will completely transform the student-athlete and fan experience. More than anything, it allows us to dream bigger about what FPU Athletics can become.” (link)
#6: Winston-Salem State Senior Assoc. AD for Administration/SWA Sonya Hurt is no longer with the Rams after nearly six years. (link)
#5: Auburn-Montgomery opened its new Johnson Brothers Hitting Facility. The covered turf facility includes two hitting tunnels, adjacent to QV Lowe Field. (link)
#4: Georgia Gwinnett (NAIA) has received approval from the University System of Georgia to explore joining NCAA DII. President Jann Joseph: “The University System of Georgia's approval to explore NCAA Division II membership provides an opportunity to thoughtfully evaluate how we can continue advancing our mission while creating exceptional experiences for our student-athletes. We are immensely proud of the achievements of our Grizzlies and look forward to exploring avenues that support continued excellence, student success and institutional growth.” (link)
#3: Menlo's waiver to advance to active DII membership has been approved by the DII Management Council Subcommittee. The decision comes after the Membership Committee advanced the Oaks to a third year of the provisional membership process earlier this summer. AD Keith Spataro: “This is an extraordinary moment for Menlo College. The process from application to full membership was challenging, which makes today even more meaningful. We believed Menlo belonged in NCAA Division II, we believed in what our institution has built, and we stayed committed to seeing this through. … We have spent the last several years talking about where Menlo Athletics was going. Today, we do not have to talk about where we are going anymore. We're here. We're NCAA Division II. Now we get to see what we can do with it.” (link, link)
#2: The Protect College Sports Act has surpassed the 60-vote threshold to proceed through the first of three procedural votes. Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger on next steps: “One day’s time (and 60 votes) is required between each vote. Leaders are targeting mid-next week for the final vote.” (link)
#1: Christian Brothers has applied to join the NAIA and the Mid-South Conference starting in 2027-28, pending approval. CBU President Ronald Brandon: “This transition does not change the scholarship or financial aid commitments CBU has made to them. … It's no secret that college athletics is going through a significant period of change. We believe this move provides a more stable foundation for the future and aligns us with a conference of similar institutions that share a strong commitment to the development of student-athletes, academic success, and meaningful opportunities for competition. Membership in the Mid-South Conference will also place CBU within a more regional competitive structure, creating the potential for a schedule that better supports the balance among academics, athletics, and campus life.” (link, link)
