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Army-Navy Women’s Basketball: Navy Sweeps at Christl Arena, 54-51

By: J.J. Pavlick Navy Holds Off Furious Army Rally to Secure 54-51 Win at West Point West Point, NY (February 21, 2026)– The echoes of tradition and rivalry filled Christl Arena as Army and Navy renewed their storied women’s basketball battle, one that stretches back generations and never fails to deliver drama. The stands were packed with the Corps of Cadets, the Army pep band, proud alumni,…

Army-Navy Women’s Basketball: Navy Sweeps at Christl Arena, 54-51

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Three event titles for Army men’s gymnastics, but Navy takes the Star Meet 308.200–303.000. Jaden Blank won vault + PB, Noah Duran won pommel, and Cash Johnston was 2nd on high bar. Next: All-Academy Champs (Feb. 13). #GoArmy #ArmyMGYM

Army Men’s Gymnastics Falls to Navy in Star Meet, 308.200–303.000

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Star Match at West Point: Army Rifle was led by captain Chris Jennings (1179-80x) in the annual showdown vs Navy. Next up: final GARC match of the season. #GoArmy #ArmyRifle #NCAARifle #WestPoint

Army Rifle Falls to Navy in Annual Star Match at West Point

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Rivalry game. Veteran response. Navy owned the glass and turned 40 minutes into a lesson for a young Army squad. Full editorial + Kuwik quotes live now. #ArmyNavy #CollegeHoops #PatriotLeague #Basketball

The Rivalry Doesn’t Care About Your Record — But It Will Expose Your Reality

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Navy closed like a first-place team. Barnett-Gay set the tone, Mesuch hit timely shots, and the Midshipmen took down Army 60–44 to move atop the Patriot League. Full story live now. #NavyWBB #ArmyNavy #PatriotLeague #WomensBasketball

Midshipmen Take Down the Black Knights — and Take Over First in the Patriot League

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Will POTUS show up for this one?

They’re going to play a big football game next weekend that well could focus as much on one of the spectators as on the student-athletes on the field. Army will play Navy in the annual right of autumn. Custom tells us the president of the United States attends the game. He’s the commander in chief. That custom also says the POTUS will watch the from one side of the field, then switch to the…

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Singing Second

Army-Navy. Yep, it’s this week – the renewal of the rivalry that started in 1890. This year, Army is 11-1 and Navy is 8-3, but records rarely seem to matter. I know I never take the game for granted and always feel a churn in my stomach in the days and hours leading up to game time.  Continue reading Singing Second

Singing Second