Green Bay, Green Knights, and Grzesk Family Values
32 years later, people still congratulate Gary Grzesk on his efforts shutting down Jason Kidd in the 1994 NCAA Tournament, helping Green Bay upset...
Norse Newbies: Dzenifera Rieksta
Northern Kentucky bolstered the ‘26-’27 roster with their second signing. NKU welcomes forward Dzenifera Rieksta to Highland Heights after a couple of seasons spent...
Makenzie Luehring Bet on Keisha Newell and It Changed Everything
The moment Makenzie Luehring learned Coach Keisha Newell was heading to Oakland University to become the new women’s basketball head coach, excitement wasn’t her...
HLMBB Top Impact Transfers for 2026-27
As with many conferences among the mid-major ranks, the Horizon League has lost a ton of talent to the transfer portal. This offseason was...
Would Woodling Work Wonders? (Or Going to Gymnasium for Games Generates Gigantic Giddy Grins from Groupies?)
When the Wolstein Center (then known as the CSU Convocation Center) opened in downtown Cleveland in 1991, the town still had fresh memories of...
For Detroit Mercy, Incoming Freshman Are the Key
By Ryan Kay, Special to the HoriZone Roundtable
The first two seasons of head coach Mark Montgomery’s tenure leading the Detroit Mercy Titans could have...
Difficult 2026-27 Non-Conference Schedule Awaits Vikings
Cleveland State announced its 2026-27 non-conference schedule on Friday, with Bob Dunn’s first slate featuring a healthy mix of the familiar and the novel.
It...
Geraci, Team USA Settle for World Championship Silver
Former Cleveland State women’s basketball player Izzy Geraci and the United States National Flag Football Team enjoyed a magical run through the knockout rounds...
IU Indy’s James T. Morris Arena Will Feature Natural-Light Home Court Advantage
IU Indianapolis Athletics, Indiana University Architect Brian Hatchett, and RATIO Architects CEO Bill Browne welcomed several members of local media--including representatives from IndyStar, Indianapolis...
Former Vikings Star in Professional Leagues
A total of 13 Vikings women's basketball alumnae played professionally in 2025-26, or are under contract to do so in 2026-27. Kyle Rossi has the latest on how they're all doing.