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Miami Beach to name baseball field after LSU coaching legend Skip Bertman
Posted 12:38 PM 4/20/2026 by WBRZ Staff
MIAMI BEACH — A baseball field at Flamingo Park in Miami will be named after Stanley "Skip" Bertman during a dedication ceremony on April 23.
Bertman is a Miami Beach Senior High School graduate who returned to his hometown in 1962 to teach and lead the school's baseball program. (More)...
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LSU women's tennis loses to Auburn in SEC Championship
Posted 6:31 PM 4/19/2026 by Ben Dackiw
NORMAN, Ok. - After upsetting defending national champion Georgia in the SEC Tournament semi-finals, LSU women's tennis fell to Auburn in the SEC Championship 4-3.
The dual came down to the final match between Auburn's Eva Ionescu and LSU's Kinaa Graham. Ionescu won the final set 7-6.
It was LSU's first ever trip to the tournament final.
4/18/2026
Edwards and Edwards: Kylee and Tori combine for five RBIs in LSU win over Ole Miss
Posted 7:16 PM 4/18/2026 by Ben Dackiw
BATON ROUGE - LSU softball's got a home SEC series win and it came against Ole Miss. The Tigers fought off the Rebels and pulled ahead in the bottom of the sixth inning 7-6.
Just like in game one of the series, Kylee Edwards and Tori Edwards brought in the bulk of LSU's runs. The pair (More)
4/17/2026
9-seed LSU women's tennis beats 1-seed Oklahoma to advance to SEC semifinals
Posted 8:41 PM 4/17/2026 by Adam Burruss
NORMAN, Okla. - The No. 9 seeded LSU women's tennis team pulled off a 4-3 upset over the first seeded Oklahoma Sooners to advance to the SEC semifinals for the first time in over a decade.
With the win, the Tigers (18-8) advance to the SEC semifinals for the first time since 2015 and the (More)
LSU baseball gives up three home runs in 10-4 loss to Texas A&M
Inside the park grand slam from Tori Edwards gets LSU past Ole Miss
LSU sophomore taking on a leadership role to lead the Tigers to another National Championship
Former LSU guard Jada Richard commits to Ole Miss
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4/16/2026
LSU Gymnastics' floor rotation pushes them to second place and punches their ticket to the National Championship meet
Posted 6:04 PM 4/16/2026 by Brie Andras
FORT WORTH, Tx. - LSU gymnastics keeps their eyes on a championship alive as they survive and advance in Session I of the NCAA Semifinals. The Tigers scored a 197.4375 to punch their ticket to the National Championship.
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