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#10: Loras: Assistant Athletic Trainer
#9: Franklin & Marshall: Head Women's Tennis Coach
#8: Chapman: Associate Swim & Dive Coach
#7: Brevard: Assistant Cross Country Coach
#6: Alfred State: Head Softball Coach
#5: Misericordia: Head Coach MW Swimming/Aquatics Director
#4: Hobart & William Smith: Head Coach - William Smith Tennis
#3: Ursinus: Head Softball Coach
#2: Williams: Athletic Trainer
#1: Shenandoah: Director of Athletics
#10: Alfred has canceled its field hockey season after one contest this fall. AD Adam Hertz: “The decision was not made lightly, and every possible alternative to continue the season was carefully explored in hopes of keeping our student athletes on the field. However, after honest reflection on a severe wave of injuries that has depleted our roster below safe operational levels, we recognized that prioritizing our players' long-term health, safety and well-being meant making this painful choice. While our team's dedication and passion have been nothing short of inspiring, protecting our student-athletes remains our highest responsibility. … Championship programs need champion-caliber facilities. Saxon Hill will deliver on that statement and it will also contribute to a clear and bright future for the field hockey program.” (link)
#9: The A-R-C partners with Whistle Labs to help streamline the league’s operations and compliance administrative functions. Four A-R-C members – Buena Vista, Coe, Loras and Simpson – will be a part of a pilot program this year to streamline compliance and decision-making. (link)
#8: RPI expands its partnership with Hannaford Supermarkets to supply the Hannaford Fueling Station. (link)
#7: MIT claimed the No. 1 spot among national universities in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 Best Colleges rankings, dethroning Princeton (DI), which fell to No. 2. Top DIII institutions include Caltech (5th), Chicago and Johns Hopkins (T-9th), Carnegie Mellon (T-14th), WashU (T-16th) and Emory (T-23rd). Among the top liberal arts colleges, Williams led the rankings, followed by Amherst and Bowdoin, Claremont McKenna, Pomona and Swarthmore all tied for third. Overall survey participation among ranked institutions dropped to 73% (down from 79% last year), though data was returned by 99 of the top 100 national universities and 98 of the top 100 national liberal arts colleges. A major category overhaul driven by the 2025 Carnegie Classification update shifted multiple institutions and allowed newly eligible specialized schools to enter the rankings. The set of ranking factors for this year’s edition had one alteration with postgraduate earnings by major replaced graduate indebtedness at 5% of the overall ranking formula. (link)
#6: RPI welcomes Ursinus Softball HC Taylor Gardner as the Engineers’ next HC. (link)
#5: Johns Hopkins unveiled its new five-year strategic plan with the mission to Be More. Principles: “We Want to Be More … We Demand More of Others … We Become More Together.” Strategic priorities: Competitive Excellence, Scholar-Athlete Experience, Community Building and Enterprise Sustainability. (link, link)
#4: Middlebury promotes Asst. AD/Field Hockey HC/SWA Katherine DeLorenzo and Asst. AD/former Football HC Bob Ritter to Senior Assoc. AD. (link)
#3: St. Scholastica Asst. AD for External Relations Karl Wright is no longer in the role. (link)
#2: Curry AD Vinnie Eruzione spoke with 7News Boston about the Colonels’ purple turf, which he says was an April Fool’s joke for around a decade. “I think it’s really important, we talk about bleed purple and purple pride and all that. I think this shows it right here. … I think that’s something we really prided ourselves in, to be different and be unique. Curry College itself is unique and a great place to be.” Eruzione on the color itself: “I think it was brighter than everybody expected, which was really good because I think everybody was a little worried it was going to be a little dark.” (link)
#1: Wisconsin-Oshkosh AD Darryl Sims will depart after 16 years at the helm to become the Director of the W Club at Wisconsin (DI). Chancellor Manohar Singh: “Darryl has led Titan Athletics with a deep commitment to our student-athletes, coaches, staff, alumni and supporters. I want to thank Darryl for his leadership and service to UW-Oshkosh and wish him well as he returns to his alma mater for this next chapter.” Deputy AD/SWA Abby Gildernick will serve as Interim AD. (link)
