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#10: Franklin & Marshall: Head Women's Tennis Coach
#9: Eastern: Assistant Director of Events and Operations/Facilities
#8: Saint Mary's (MN): Assistant Men's and Women's Track and Field Coach
#7: Wheaton (MA): Assistant AD for Campus Recreation and Varsity Athletics
#6: Brevard: Assistant Cross Country Coach
#5: Stevens Institute of Technology: Senior Associate AD for Facilities and Operations
#4: Babson: Assistant Men's Lacrosse Coach
#3: Connecticut College: Assistant Coach Strength & Conditioning/Coordinator of Fitness Center
#2: Hamilton: Assistant Men's and Women's Swimming & Diving Coach
#1: SUNY New Paltz: Associate Director of Athletics, Wellness, & Recreation - Operations
#10: Wisconsin-Whitewater is teaming up with Duesterbeck's Brewing Company to create UW-Whitewater Warhawks Light Ale, which will be sold in the Champions Club at Perkins Stadium. (link)
#9: Colby hires Chicago Men's Tennis HC Matt Brisotti for the same role leading the Mules. (link)
#8: Washington & Lee selects William Smith Women's Tennis HC Emme Levenson for the same position. (link)
#7: Western Connecticut unveils its new FieldTurf at the Westside Athletic Complex with the updated Wolves logo. WestConn is also selling sections of the old turf that featured Chuck the Colonial. (link)
#6: The D3 Datacast unveiled its expanded NPI efforts to include NPI updates for fall sports before and between official NCAA releases. Check it out. (link)
#5: The annual NFHS High School Athletics Participation Survey indicated that 8,415,684 participants were involved in high school sports in 2025-26, good for a YoY increase of 149,440. The total includes 4,761,095 boys and 3,654,589 girls, both record highs. NFHS also reports the spike in the number of girls participating in flag football and wrestling since the pandemic continues. In the first post-pandemic survey in 2021-22, there were 15,716 girls participating in flag football nationally. That number has now ballooned to 102,360. Furthermore, participation in girls flag football increased 48.7% last year as the sport cracked the Top 10 list for most popular girls sports. The number of schools reporting girls flag football participation increased from 2,736 to 3,990 in the past year, and a total of 37 states will be either sanctioning the sport or conducting independent/pilot programs by next year. Meanwhile, participation in girls wrestling increased 19.9% YoY from 74,064 to 88,771. The number of schools sponsoring the sport for girls now totals 8,853. Golf had the largest percentage increase among boys sports with an 8.3% uptick to 175,757 participants, while outdoor track and field was up about 4,000 participants, and tennis and soccer each gained about 3,000 participants. Full report. (link)
#4: Kenyon AD Jason Imperati recaps his first couple of months leading the Owls. “One early priority was identifying the need to retain three full-time sports information professionals. I have also enjoyed being part of the Benson Bowl lighting project, which will create more flexibility for our teams and reduce missed class time for our student-athletes. We are also in the early stages of developing a facilities master plan for athletics, which will help guide our priorities moving forward.” His vision for engagement: “Our vision is for Kenyon Athletics to be a strong partner both on campus and in the surrounding community. … We reevaluated an open position in the department and reworked the job description to create an Assistant Athletic Director for Community Engagement. … My vision for fundraising is to create a collaborative and coordinated approach across the department. It takes coaches, staff, alumni, families and campus partners working together to build relationships and connect people with the priorities of our programs. Operating budgets can only take us so far, and fundraising will play a significant role in shaping the future of Kenyon Athletics.” (link)
#3: Susquehanna taps Assoc. AD Jim Findlay as Interim AD. (link)
#2: Chicago selects Otterbein Assoc. AD for Internal Operations Stacey Conley as Deputy AD for Internal Operations/SWA. (link)
#1: Martin Luther names Osceola Magic (G League) President Hans Steinbrenner as its next AD. President Rich Gurgel: “We are very thankful that God has brought us, in Hans, a new athletic director with years of experience in athletic leadership at the professional level. We look forward to the blessings God will use Hans to bring to our campus as he uses Hans' skills and experience to help us strengthen how athletics serves the mission of our college as we raise up men and women ‘Knighted for Ministry.’” (link)
