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- 1Tarleton State Tennis returns to ITA Conference Masters Championships▼Tarleton State Tennis makes second straight appearance at ITA Conference Masters Championships
Tarleton State University's tennis program has earned a second consecutive appearance at the ITA Conference Masters Championships. The Texas-based university confirmed the return trip through its athletics department, marking a milestone of sustained success for the team. The ITA Championships bring together top collegiate players from across conferences, and qualifying two years in a row signals the program's growing strength in college tennis.
- 2Tarleton State Women's Golf Heads to The Clash at Boulder Creek▼Tarleton State Women’s Golf set for fall finale at The Clash at Boulder Creek
Tarleton State University's women's golf team is preparing to compete at The Clash at Boulder Creek, which will close out its fall season. The Texas-based program heads into the tournament looking to finish its autumn schedule on a strong note before winter break. Further details about the field, dates, and the team's lineup have not yet been widely reported.
- 3Tarleton State shuts out Little Rock to reach UAC title match▼Tarleton State rolls Little Rock in shutout fashion, clinches spot in UAC Women’s Soccer Championship
Tarleton State's women's soccer team defeated Little Rock in a shutout victory, securing a place in the United Athletic Conference Championship. The win caps a strong conference run for the Texans, who now advance to compete for the UAC title.
- 4Tarleton State's Castano and Ishi retain conference fall tennis titles▼Tarleton State Tennis’ Castano, Ishii repeat as conference fall individual champions
Tarleton State tennis players Castano and Ishii have both repeated as conference fall individual champions, according to the university's athletics department. The duo successfully defended their titles from the previous fall season, a notable achievement in collegiate tennis. Further details on scores or opponents were not provided.
- 5Eastern Kentucky Colonels to Face No. 1 Tarleton State Saturday▼Colonels Travel to Face No. 1 Tarleton State on Saturday
Eastern Kentucky University's football team, the Colonels, will travel to Texas to play top-ranked Tarleton State on Saturday. The matchup pits the unranked Colonels against the No. 1 team in the subdivision, making it a major early test for Eastern Kentucky's season. Fans and local outlets are watching to see whether the Colonels can pull off an upset on the road.
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Tarleton State football is trending in online searches, with fans looking up game-day information ahead of the team's matchup. Austin Peay State Athletics published a gameday guide for the Tarleton State game, covering details for supporters attending at Fortera Stadium, known as 'The Fort'. Interest centers on kickoff details, attendance guidance and how the two teams stack up in the contest.
- 7Tarleton State Women's Golf Wraps Fall Season in Arizona▼Five Texans post season bests as Tarleton State Women’s Golf end fall slate at The Clash at Boulder Creek
Tarleton State women's golf closed out its fall schedule at The Clash at Boulder Creek, with five Texans posting season-best rounds at the event. The strong individual performances give the program momentum heading into the spring portion of the college golf season.
- 8Tarleton's Texan Theatre stages 'Frankenstein' for Halloween▼Tarleton’s Texan Theatre celebrates Halloween with production of ‘Frankenstein.’ Tickets on sale now.
Tarleton State University's Texan Theatre in Stephenville, Texas is marking Halloween with a stage production of 'Frankenstein.' The university announced that tickets are now on sale for the run, which is timed to the holiday. The classic monster story gives local audiences a seasonal theatre option, and the production is expected to draw students and Stephenville residents alike.
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The United Athletic Conference has named Tarleton State's Chen as its Golfer of the Week. The honor recognizes the standout performance of the Texans golfer in recent competition. The announcement highlights Tarleton State's presence in conference golf as the season progresses.
- 10Tarleton State Expands Higher Education Access Across Texas▼Built Around You: Tarleton State is Expanding Access to Higher Education Across Texas
Tarleton State University is promoting an initiative called 'Built Around You' aimed at widening access to higher education across Texas. The effort, covered by Fort Worth Report, highlights the university's push to serve more students in the Fort Worth region and beyond through flexible and locally focused programs.
- 11Tarleton State Women's Golf Heads to Golf Iconic Classic▼Tarleton State Women’s Golf heads to Golf Iconic Classic
Tarleton State University's women's golf team is traveling to compete in the Golf Iconic Classic. The announcement came from the university's athletics program as the team prepares for the tournament. The event gives the Texans another chance to build momentum in their season against a competitive field.
- 12Tarleton State Volleyball heads to Little Rock to face Trojans▼Tarleton State Volleyball travels to Little Rock for first meeting with Trojans Thursday
Tarleton State's volleyball team travels to Little Rock, Arkansas, for a matchup against the Arkansas-Little Rock Trojans on Thursday. It will be the first time the two programs meet, adding a new opponent to the Texans' schedule as the season continues.
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The name Ekaterina Vorobeva is circulating in connection with tennis. The only confirmed detail is a mention by Tarleton State University Athletics, the Texas university whose sports program competes in the NCAA. No further information about results, signings, or news involving her is available, so the reason for the current attention remains uncertain.
- 14Tarleton men's golf closes fall season in Midland▼Texan Men’s Golf to play final fall tournament in Midland at Tall City Collegiate Monday-Tuesday
Tarleton State University's men's golf team will compete in its final tournament of the fall season at the Tall City Collegiate in Midland, Texas, on Monday and Tuesday. The event closes out the Texans' autumn schedule before the team turns its attention to spring play, and local fans are following the squad's final outings of the year.
- 15Tarleton State basketball opens 2026-27 season with Midnight Madness●Midnight Madness kicks off the 2026-27 basketball campaign
Tarleton State University Athletics has announced that its Midnight Madness event will launch the 2026-27 basketball campaign, giving fans a first look at the men's and women's teams ahead of the new season. The late-night kickoff tradition typically features team introductions, scrimmages and fan activities, and marks the official start of practice for the upcoming year.
- 16Tarleton State Finishes Play at ITA Texas Regional Championship▼Tarleton State Completes play at ITA Texas Regional Championship
Tarleton State University's tennis program has completed competition at the ITA Texas Regional Championship, the Intercollegiate Tennis Association's regional event for Texas colleges. The athletics department announced the conclusion of the Texans' run in the tournament. No further details about individual results or how the team fared were provided in the announcement.
- 17Tarleton State Women's Golf rallies at Golf Iconic Classic▼Tarleton State Women’s Golf uses strong final two days to bolster performance at Golf Iconic Classic
Tarleton State's women's golf team improved markedly over the final two rounds of the Golf Iconic Classic, using a strong closing stretch to lift its overall finish in the tournament. The university's athletics department highlighted the late surge as a positive sign for the squad as its season continues.
- 18Tarleton State Women's Golf Rallies Late at Golf Iconic Classic▼Tarleton State Women’s Golf’s uses strong final two days to bolster performance at Golf Iconic Classic
Tarleton State University's women's golf team finished the Golf Iconic Classic strongly, using its final two rounds to improve its overall standing in the tournament. The university's athletics department highlighted the late surge as a sign of the team's resilience and progress this season. Details on the final position and individual scores were not immediately available.