Jake Oettinger stopped all 32 shots to lead the Dallas Stars to a 3-0 shutout over the Minnesota Wild, marking a personal milestone and reinforcing the Stars' playoff push. With key contributions on both ends, Dallas remains red-hot, earning points in five straight games.

The U.S. Women’s National Team will face Ireland in two summer friendlies on June 26 in Colorado and June 29 in Cincinnati, marking a key step in their preparations for the 2027 World Cup qualifiers. These matches also spotlight hometown stars and growing support for women’s soccer in both cities.

San Diego FC suffered its first loss of the 2025 MLS season in a 2-1 defeat to Austin FC, who capitalized on two early goals despite a strong second-half push from the visitors. Luca De La Torre scored his first MLS goal for SDFC, but the expansion club couldn't overcome Austin's early advantage.

Minnesota fell to Penn State 69-60 despite a strong individual effort from Femi Odukale and Dawson Garcia’s double-double, as offensive struggles and key scoring droughts cost the Gophers the game. Penn State capitalized on Minnesota’s inefficiency, using a decisive second-half run and clutch free-throw shooting to secure the victory.

Seton Hall stunned UConn with a 69-68 overtime victory, snapping a nine-game losing streak thanks to Isaiah Coleman's 23-point performance and Scotty Middleton's game-winning tip-in. The Pirates' relentless defense and clutch plays in the final minute overcame UConn's late lead, highlighting both Seton Hall's resilience and the Huskies' ongoing offensive struggles.

Utah State suffered a tough 82-63 home loss to New Mexico, struggling with poor shooting and rebounding in the second half despite holding a nine-point lead early on. The Aggies now look to regroup as they hit the road for a crucial Mountain West matchup against Wyoming.

The Seton Hall Pirates fell 69-67 to the Providence Friars in a dramatic Big East showdown, extending their losing streak to six games. Despite a valiant second-half comeback, missed free throws and poor three-point shooting ultimately sealed the Pirates' fate.