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From burnt ends in Kansas City to Cuban sandwiches in Tampa, fans across the nation are voting for their favorite tailgate dishes in a tournament that blends food, fandom and a chance to win a $1,000 Hall of Fame gift card
A nationwide competition invites NFL fans to crown their city’s signature tailgating dish, with each vote entering the voter into a $1,000 gift card giveaway.
The 42‑year‑old New England Pro‑Am Mini Chowder Cup, a cornerstone of American youth hockey, will open its 2026 edition on July 10, featuring games in Foxborough, Canton, Braintree, Walpole and Attleboro, with NHL, NCAA and U.S. Juniors scouts on hand to spot the next generation of stars.
The 2026 Ohio High School Athletic Association football season is gearing up for a busy schedule that begins in early August and stretches into early December. Practice starts on Aug. 1, the regular season runs for ten weeks, and the playoffs will culminate in Canton from Dec. 3‑5, where defending champions across seven divisions will be crowned. In 2025, 16 Stark County-area teams advanced to the state playoffs, highlighting the region’s depth.
Natalie Jordan, a dual‑sport standout, shines at a flag football camp, aiming to play both hockey and football in college.
Darryn Peterson was selected second overall by the Utah Jazz in the 2026 NBA Draft, becoming the highest‑ranked Kansas prospect since Andrew Wiggins and earning high praise from Coach Bill Self.
Amare Mitchell, a 6‑foot‑3, 220‑pound linebacker from Canton McKinley High School, announced his commitment to Ball State University, joining a defensive cohort that includes safety Demond Green, cornerback Jaiden Daniels and cornerback Sebastian Moore.
Griff Harrington’s second consecutive Sun‑Gazette Baseball Player of the Year award reflects a career that transformed Warrior Run’s program and set new standards for future Defenders.
Senior Jack Andes captures the 2026 Federal League Baseball Player of the Year, adding to his football player of the year title, while Landon Thiel is named Pitcher of the Year and Bryan Ashby earns Coach of the Year honors.
The Jugglers secured a 7-5 win, extending their streak, while Averill Park prepares for its own semifinal showdown.
Alabama’s men’s basketball program welcomes a seven‑player class that includes three freshmen and four transfers, aiming to strengthen the frontcourt and overall athleticism.
The sudden resignation of Ryan Ballard left the Plymouth‑Canton girls basketball Summer League Shootout without leadership, but swift action by Salem coaches ensured the league’s continuation.
Raymond Berry, celebrated for his relentless work ethic and route‑running brilliance, passed away at 93, leaving a lasting imprint on professional football.
The Professional Football Writers of America will present the 2026 Bill Nunn Memorial Award to Barry Wilner, recognizing his three‑decade tenure covering the NFL and his extensive work across multiple sports.
WalletHub's latest analysis ranks eleven New York communities among the nation's top hockey fan destinations, underscoring record NHL revenue and growing attendance across the sport.
Week 4 saw unbeaten Wayne Memorial hold the top spot, while Redford Thurston and Bloomfield Hills secured key victories. Several teams jockeyed for tournament berths as the season nears its climax.
The first OHSAA Girls High School Flag Football State Championship will take place on May 16 at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, featuring eight top teams from across Ohio and a partnership that spans the Browns, Bengals, the Pro Football Hall of Fame and OHSAA.