Digest: Riverdale's Frances Tiafoe pushes John Isner to five sets in first-round loss at U.S. Open

The Maryland men's basketball team is still in the hunt for its top-rated recruiting target in the Class of 2017. Five-star point guard Trevon Duval, a consensus top 10 player in the nation, announced his top 10 on Twitter on Monday night, and joining the Terps are California, Oregon, Southern California, Kansas, Villanova, UCLA, Arizona, Seton Hall and St. John's. The 6-foot-3, 175-pound prospect recently was named Most Valuable Player of the Under Armour Elite 24, a recruiting showcase hosted in New York by the Baltimore-based company.

— Jonas Shaffer

More men's basketball: Coppin State named former Mount St. Mary's assistant Keith Brown to the same position.Prior to his one-year stint with the Mountaineers, Brown spent six seasons at Nevada. A Los Angeles native, Brown also worked with Amateur Athletic Union programs in Portland and Washington, D.C.

Women's soccer: Maryland (2-1-1) scored twice in the first 12 minutes to earn a 3-1 victory over host Penn (0-1) on Sunday night. … Salisbury was picked to finish second behind Christopher Newport in the Capital Athletic Conference preseason coaches' poll. St. Mary's College of Maryland was selected third and Frostburg State was fourth. … Mount St. Mary's goalkeeper Maddy Bunnell was named the Northeast Conference Defensive Player of the Week.

Women's volleyball: Towson senior outside hitter Jessica Lewis was named Colonial Athletic Association Offensive Player of the Week. … Maryland senior middle blocker Ashlyn MacGregor was selected Big Ten Conference Defensive Player of the Week. … UMES freshman Ivana Blazevic was named Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Rookie of the Week.

Cross country: Johns Hopkins men were picked to finish second, while the Blue Jays women were predicted to win their ninth straight Centennial Conference championship in preseason coaches' polls.

College football: WBAL (1090 AM) will air a two-hour Navy football preview show Friday night at 8 p.m. Fans can also listen online at wbal.com.

NHL

Capitals promote Reirden to associate head coach

Todd Reirden has been promoted to associate coach of the Washington Capitals and will be charged with running training camp while coach Barry Trotz will be at the World Cup of Hockey as an assistant with Team Canada. As an assistant for the past two seasons, Reirden has primarily worked with Washington's defensemen. He also coaches the team's power play with assistant Blaine Forsythe. In the past two years, Reirden has been a serious candidate for two NHL head-coaching gigs. According to the Calgary Sun, Reirden was a finalist to coach the Flames before they hired Glen Gulutzan, and he was considered for the New Jersey Devils' vacancy last summer, too. Lane Lambert, another Capitals assistant, was a finalist for the Colorado Avalanche head-coaching job earlier this month, according to the Denver Post. Under the direction of Reirden, the Capitals ranked second in goals allowed last season and fifth in power-play percentage. Washington has also allowed fewer shots per game in the two seasons Reirden has guided the defense. Before joining the Capitals, Reirden spent four seasons as an assistant with the Pittsburgh Penguins.

—Isabelle Khurshudyan, The Washington Post

More NHL: The start times for Washington Capitals' game at the Pittsburgh Penguins on Oct. 13 has been changed from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., the game against Pittsburgh on Nov. 16 has been changed from 8 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and the game against the Dallas Stars on March 6 has been changed from 7 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.