Top HBCU Baseball Players Shine at 2025 MLB Draft Combine in Phoenix The 2025 MLB Draft Combine, held June 17-19 at Chase Field in Phoenix for the third consecutive year, has become an important stage where the nation’s top baseball prospects, including a standout contingent from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), showcase their talents … Read more
Fisk University’s Pioneering Gymnastics Program Faces an Early End Amid Operational Challenges Nashville, Tenn. — In a decision that has reverberated deeply through the HBCU sports community, Fisk University announced it will discontinue its groundbreaking women’s artistic gymnastics program after the conclusion of the 2026 season. The move marks the close of a short-lived but … Read more
As the world of HBCU sports continues to evolve, recent developments highlight the enduring legacy and growing relevance of these storied institutions. From the pages of the latest sports news, Morgan State’s Tyrae Reid stands out as a prime example of the coaching talent that is elevating the game at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. … Read more
Norfolk State Forges Historic Home-and-Home Series with Ole Miss, Raising the Bar for HBCU Women’s Basketball Norfolk, Va.—Norfolk State University’s women’s basketball program, fresh off its third consecutive MEAC Tournament Championship and NCAA Tournament appearance, is making national headlines again—this time for scheduling a groundbreaking home-and-home series with Ole Miss. The announcement marks another step … Read more
**Howard University Makes Historic Strides at NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships** Eugene, Oregon, June 12, 2025 – Howard University’s track and field program has once again rewritten the history books with a remarkable performance at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships. This year, the Bison sent a dozen student athletes to compete … Read more
Jackson State Eyes National Spotlight with Offer to Top Basketball Prospect Erick Dampier Jr. Jackson, Mississippi – Jackson State University, under the leadership of head coach and NBA veteran Mo Williams, is making waves in the college basketball recruiting landscape by extending a scholarship offer to Erick Dampier Jr., one of the nation’s most highly … Read more
In the world of viral sports challenges, a recent footrace between internet celebrity iShowSpeed and former HBCU football player Ashton Hall has captured attention across the nation. Hall, who once played running back at Alcorn State University, has become a fitness influencer known for his viral morning routines. This unique matchup brought together two vastly … Read more
HBCU Sports Continue to Thrive with NBA Internships and Championship Football In recent months, Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have seen a surge in their connection with professional sports organizations, particularly with the NBA. The NBA Foundation has announced its fourth cohort of the HBCU Fellowship Program, which includes over 70 interns from 23 … Read more
Fisk University’s Historic Women’s Gymnastics Program to End After 2026 Season In a move that marks a significant shift in the landscape of Historically Black College and University (HBCU) sports, Fisk University has announced the discontinuation of its pioneering women’s gymnastics program following the 2026 season. This decision comes after Fisk made history by launching … Read more
Making History: Shannon Harris and the DC Defenders on the Cusp of Milestone Subheadline: As HBCU Sports Continue to Thrive, Shannon Harris Leads the DC Defenders Toward a Historic Championship In a season filled with excitement and milestones for Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), no story is more compelling than that of Shannon Harris, … Read more