RSS Story Feeds

Want to get the latest headlines downloaded instantly onto your desktop or mobile device? Add one or more of the feeds below to your favorite RSS Reader to subscribe!

RSS Story Feeds
Feed	URL	Follow
Baseball	https://grccraiders.com/rss.aspx?path=baseball
Men's Basketball	https://grccraiders.com/rss.aspx?path=mbball
Men's Golf	https://grccraiders.com/rss.aspx?path=mgolf
Softball	https://grccraiders.com/rss.aspx?path=softball
Women's Volleyball	https://grccraiders.com/rss.aspx?path=wvball
Women's Basketball	https://grccraiders.com/rss.aspx?path=wbb
Men's Cross Country	https://grccraiders.com/rss.aspx?path=mcross
Women's Cross Country	https://grccraiders.com/rss.aspx?path=wcross
Men's Soccer	https://grccraiders.com/rss.aspx?path=msoc
Women's Soccer	https://grccraiders.com/rss.aspx?path=wsoc

What is RSS?: RSS or Really Simple Syndication is a way for websites to list the latest news on their website. News readers can "subscribe" to the RSS feed, which means that periodically the reader will download the list and present them to you in the reader. The headlines that are downloaded contain the headline and a short summary, and a link back to the story on the website. If you are interested in the story, you can follow the link to read the full story.
What is an RSS Reader?: An RSS reader is a piece of software that allows you to "subscribe" to RSS feeds. You provide the software/app with the feeds you want to follow, and it will periodically retrieve those feeds and allow you to see all the headlines in one place.
Where can I get an RSS Reader?: There are dozens of free RSS reader apps for your smartphone, including Flipboard and Zite and others that are both an app and are also web based, such as Feedly.
How do I subscribe to an RSS feed?: Assuming you've chosen an RSS Reader, you just need to "Add a Subscription" and point it at one of the addresses above. How to do that differs depending on which reader you choose, but the process is basically the same.
Is there a cost associated with RSS subscriptions?: No, the feeds are free to subscribe to.
How often do the RSS feeds update?: The feeds update instantly as new stories are posted to the website.

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RSS Story Feeds

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