The Wisconsin Badgers women's hockey program has five skaters who will be representing USA Hockey in the Collegiate Select Series.This year's edition is set to take place on August 12-15, and will feature a three-game series between the U.S. and Canada.Kelly Gorbatenko, Cassie Hall, Ava McNaughton, Laney Potter, and Maggie Scannell were all selected, the university announced on Monday, August 10.In other exciting news, Ava Murphy, Rosalie Tremblay, and Emma Venusio have been selected to Canada's 2026 National Women's Development Team.Congratulations to our Badgers who will be representing @usahockey in the Collegiate Select Series! The U.S. will face off against Canada in a three-game series from August 12-15. pic.twitter.com/ZDY6gRw6k1 Wisconsin Hockey (@BadgerWHockey) August 10, 2026With the Professional Women's Hockey League going through such a historic rise, it's great to see so many Badgers thriving and also have a place to play at the next level.For now, though, all eyes remain laser-focused on the upcoming 2026-27 season, one that sees legendary head coach Mark Johnson look to do something that's never been done in Madison, and that's win a third straight National Championship.Congratulations to our Badgers who secured spots on Canadas National Womens Development Team! pic.twitter.com/7RU0ZtRDO3 Wisconsin Hockey (@BadgerWHockey) August 10, 2026Contact/Follow@TheBadgersWireon X (formerly Twitter) and like our page onFacebookto follow ongoing coverage ofWisconsin Badgersnews, notes and opinion.You can also follow Jordon Lawrenz on X @jordonlaw_pxp.This article originally appeared on Badgers Wire: USA Hockey selects five Wisconsin skaters for Collegiate Select Series

CLEVELAND, OHIO - DECEMBER 21: Terrel Bernard #8 of the Buffalo Bills waits for the snap during the fourth quarter against the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field on December 21, 2025 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Nick Cammett/Diamond Images via Getty Images) | Diamond Images/Getty ImagesThe Buffalo Bills dealt with a litany of injuries during the 2025 NFL season. The defense, in particular, was ravaged by injury, especially at the end of the season. In the teams final game, there were too many plays made by players who hadnt begun the year with the Bills, and ultimately, those plays stuck out like a sore thumb in what was a close 33-30 loss.Injuries are the norm, not the exception, in the NFL, so its something that every team has to prepare for throughout a season. Keeping starters healthy is always of paramount importance, but sometimes, those injuries are just unavoidable.In todays edition of 91 players in 91 days, we discuss the captain of Buffalos defense, a player who has been injured a whole lot over the last two seasons. _____________________________________________________________________________Name:Terrel BernardNumber:8Position:ILBHeight/Weight:61 224 lbs.Age:27 (28 on 5/8/2026)Experience/Draft:5; selected by Buffalo in the third round (No. 89 overall) of the 2022 NFL Draft)College:BaylorAcquired:Third-round draft choiceFinancial situation (per Spotrac):Bernard enters the first year of the four-year, $42.13 million extension he signed last March. For this season, his cap hit is $5.352 million. If Buffalo were to release him, they would carry a dead cap charge of $20.012 million this year. 2025 Recap:Bernard had a rough go of it from the start, as a pulled hamstring in training camp limited his ramp-up for the regular season and served as a harbinger of things to come. He played in Buffalos first six games, totaling 30 tackles, an interception, a pass breakup, three tackles for loss, and two fumble recoveries; however, he suffered an ankle injury in that Week Six loss to the Atlanta Falcons. While he missed just one game due to that injury, its effects lingered throughout the rest of the season. Bernard suffered an elbow injury in Buffalos loss at the Houston Texans in Week 12, which caused him to miss the next three games. He returned before the end of the regular season, but a calf injury suffered in Week Seventeen against the Philadelphia Eagles ended Bernards season, as he did not return for either of Buffalos postseason games. Despite playing in only 12 games and dealing with injury for many of them, he was fourth on the team in tackles with 65. He had seven tackles for loss, three pass breakups, one interception, two fumble recoveries, and two quarterback hits. Positional outlook:Bernard is one of eight players listed at inside linebacker on the current roster. Joe Andreessen, Dorian Williams, Keonta Jenkins, Jimmy Ciarlo, Theron Gaines, and Otis Reese IV are healthy. Veteran Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles is on injured reserve. Rookie Kaleb Elarms-Orr is listed at linebacker, but he plays ILB.2026 Offseason:Bernard had surgery to address his ankle issues, but he is completely healthy and participating in training camp practices. 2026 Season outlook:This season is a big one for Bernard, who thrived under former head coach Sean McDermotts system. Injuries were really the only thing holding him backthat is, unless you consider his smaller stature to be part of the reason for said injuriesand when he was healthy, he was a consistent presence around the ball for the Bills on defense. With new defensive boss Jim Leonhard in town, Bernard has some new responsibilities. How will he perform in a new defense?At the most basic level, Bernard is a football player, and a good one at that. This change in system could help him, especially if there is more attack and less read and react in his role. Bernard didnt earn his big extension by accident, and he didnt earn the C on his chest by mistake, either. If hes fully healthy, and thats a big if given his checkered injury history, the Bills defense is going to be better because of it. Whether hes paired with Dorian Williams or Kaleb Elarms-Orr in the middle, or even if someone else steps up and earns time, the Bills and their new defensive boss definitely want Bernard available and at his best.The question for Bernard isnt whether hell make the roster, or even whether hes going to start or what role hes going to play. The real question is whether No. 8 can hold up and remain available for all 17 regular season games and beyond.

Former Maryland mens lacrosse players Scott and Craig Hochstadt donated $1 million to their former program, marking the latest significant alumni donation across Maryland athletics.News: Former Maryland Lacrosse players Scott and Craig Hochstadt have donated $1 million to the Maryland Lacrosse program The donation will fund renovations to the locker room, offices, meeting areas, and a dedicated space to celebrate the programs history pic.twitter.com/scTtQE0W8A Inside Maryland Sports (@Terrapins247) August 11, 2026The generous donation is intended to be put towards off-the-field costs for the Terps, including meeting rooms, practice facilities and a landmark celebrating the teams storied history; a history the two brothers were deeply entrenched in.The sons of Maryland legend Ira Chief Hochstadt, Scott and Craig grew up attending games at the then-Byrd Stadium before finding their way onto the teams roster. Following in the footsteps of their father, who captained the 1971 national finalist squad, the pair went on to achieve a flurry of conference championships and tournament appearances.This donation continues the tradition of philanthropy in the Hochstadt family, who continue to operate an array of youth clinics and foundations following Iras death in 2025.In other newsMaryland field hockey announced the hiring of assistant coach Dean Schiller.Welcome back to College Park, Dean! https://t.co/vHdaONuX6u#bestofthebestpic.twitter.com/puXRGK1pJQ Maryland Field Hockey (@TerpsFH) August 10, 2026Per the Baltimore Sun, Maryland womens soccer forward Lisa Mcintyre is recovering after an undisclosed injury during an Exhibition at Temple Saturday.Maryland women's soccer senior forward/midfielder Lisa McIntyre is home and recovering after suffering an undisclosed injury at Temple. https://t.co/yU2FIX61aR The Baltimore Sun (@baltimoresun) August 9, 2026Maryland mens basketball has made the top five for four-star recruit Markus Kerr.UPDATE: Maryland has made the Top Five for four-star Markus Kerr alongside Baylor, NC State, Tennessee and Xavier https://t.co/R2yTlqmRFI Inside Maryland Sports (@Terrapins247) August 11, 2026

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