Latest Sports Headlines From James Madison University

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It’s a young James Madison roster in the Dukes’ debut Sun Belt Conference season, but a few JMU players were around for the program’s decade of dominance in the Colonial Athletic Association.

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For the second consecutive week, James Madison women’s lacrosse is ranked No. 5 in the nation by the Inside Lacrosse Women/Inside Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association Poll.

James Madison picked up a big-time Sun Belt Conference victory on Sunday, defeating defending league champion South Alabama 5-2 in women's tennis action at Hillside Courts in Harrisonburg.

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A year ago, James Madison offensive lineman Nick Kidwell would walk from the field into the Dukes’ weight room during the purple and gold’s spring practices at Bridgeforth Stadium.

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As of Wednesday morning, more than 750 Division I men’s college basketball players had at least declared intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal. Two of them were James Madison guards Tyree Ihenacho and Terell Strickland.

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Leading into his pro day in front of NFL scouts, former James Madison quarterback Todd Centeio wanted to fix a simple part of his throwing motion: engaging his back hip during a pass.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Even as James Madison built a big lead and people inside Value City Arena started drawing comparisons to the monumental, historic upset that occurred across town a night earlier, there was always the lingering feeling the Ohio State run would come Saturday in the first round…

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — As James Madison head coach Sean O’Regan heard the question about the impact his two seniors – Caroline Germond and Kiki Jefferson – had on the program, he started to get choked up.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — For James Madison, it was not how the Dukes wanted their season to end. But, to a certain degree, JMU took comfort in knowing it was how most seasons should end.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Their American dream has brought them to this quintessential midwestern city, which Saturday for Caroline Germond and James Madison becomes the land of opportunity.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — James Madison is hardly the first program to promote a “family atmosphere” around its basketball program. But JMU might be one of the few that can do it without generating an eyeroll or two.

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As James Madison prepares for its first NCAA Tournament game in seven years, the Dukes are walking the fine line between confidence they can make history Saturday at Ohio State and a healthy respect for the Buckeyes, who were ranked No. 12 in the final AP Poll.

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Shortly after James Madison's NCAA Tournament selection show watch party inside the Atlantic Union Bank Center, Dukes head coach Sean O'Regan sat beside his star guard, Kiki Jefferson, inside the media room.

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After securing an NCAA Tournament berth for the first time in seven years, the James Madison women’s basketball team had nearly a week to bask in the accomplishment between the Sun Belt Tournament title game and Selection Sunday.

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The impressive start to Sun Belt Conference play continued for James Madison with a 5-2 win over Louisiana in Lafayette, La., on Sunday.

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When James Madison outfielder Trevon Dabney stands at the plate, he digs in the right-handed batter’s box with his back foot pushing the inside line of chalk, which positions his body practically over the plate.

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After James Madison designated hitter Jack Cone sent the third pitch he saw against Virginia Commonwealth over the right-field fence in the first inning, the next three batters took a free base — a hit by pitch and two five-pitch walks.

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PENSACOLA, Fla. — James Madison hasn’t officially called it a season on the 2022-23 campaign. The Dukes are awaiting the announcement of the NIT field, but in all likelihood, this particular JMU squad has probably played its final game.

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Over a four-game stretch from late February to early March, Fenwick Trimble was the hottest bat in James Madison’s lineup.