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Elite defense keeps West in DI race | Cranston Herald - Vimarsana News

Elite defense keeps West in DI race | Cranston Herald

The Cranston West girls soccer team tied East Greenwich 0-0 last week to keep pace with the rest of a loaded Division I. It was the team’s third shutout in four games as it is emerging as an …

Florida Gulf Coast establishes consistent excellence - Vimarsana News

Florida Gulf Coast establishes consistent excellence

The Eagles have made either the NCAA Tournament or WNIT every year at the Division-I level

Best's Post as MIAA CEO Council Chair Adds New Opportunity - Vimarsana News

Best's Post as MIAA CEO Council Chair Adds New Opportunity

Dr. Best is the new chair of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) CEO Council.

Best's Post as MIAA CEO Council Chair Adds New Opportunity for Service to Student-Athletes - Vimarsana News

Best's Post as MIAA CEO Council Chair Adds New Opportunity for Service to Student-Athletes

Demonstrating his commitment to strong academics and opportunities for student-athletes, University of Central Missouri President Roger Best is in a good position to share his passion for both, not only through his position at UCM, but also as the new chair of the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (MIAA) CEO Council. Best was elected to the two-year post that began July 1, 2023, adding yet another leadership role to a career that has already had an impact on college athletes.

Source: ucmo.edu
Arkansas survives scare, grabs victory - Vimarsana News

Arkansas survives scare, grabs victory

FAYETTEVILLE -- Texas A&M-Commerce gave the 11th-ranked University of Arkansas softball team a scare Tuesday, but the Razorbacks used a big sixth inning to defeat the Lions 8-1 at Bogle Park.