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The American Southwest Conference's official athletics website, ascsports.org, publishes conference-level sports news through a Top Stories section, with a More News link leading to additional articles. Based on the site's own navigation and section labels, the news areas sit alongside Championship Central and Schedule sections, so stories are organized around conference competitions and member-school athletics rather than general campus news.
The main news areas on the site
The site's visible structure includes these sections:
| Section | What it appears to cover |
|---|---|
| Top Stories | The lead news items, displayed prominently on the homepage |
| More News | A link to additional articles beyond the featured stories |
| Championship Central | Conference championship information and coverage |
| Schedule | Schedules for conference events and competitions |
The homepage heading is simply "The American Southwest Conference," and the news content is grouped under the Main and Top Stories headings. That layout points to a news feed that rotates as new stories are published, rather than a static archive.
What the stories typically cover
Because the site is the official athletics website for the conference, its news content is built around conference competition. In practice, that means readers can expect:
- Game recaps and results — summaries of conference matchups across the sports the ASC sponsors.
- Awards and honors — announcements such as player-of-the-week selections, all-conference teams, and similar recognition.
- Member school updates — news tied to the conference's member institutions and their teams.
- Championship coverage — stories connected to the Championship Central section, where conference titles are decided.
The exact mix changes with the sports calendar, so the Top Stories block on any given day reflects what is currently happening in conference play.
How to read the news on the site
- Open ascsports.org and look at the Top Stories area on the homepage — this is where the current lead articles appear.
- Select a headline to read the full story.
- Use the More News link to reach articles that are not featured in the Top Stories block.
- For championship-specific content, go to Championship Central; for upcoming and past competition dates, use Schedule.
A practical note: because the homepage rotates stories, an article you saw earlier may move out of Top Stories and become reachable only through More News or the relevant section. If you are looking for a specific recap or award announcement, check those areas rather than assuming it has been removed.