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Watterson’s football team finished 14‑0, captured back‑to‑back Division III titles and earned The Dispatch’s top honor, while Coach Brian Kennedy praises the squad as the strongest he’s ever coached.
The 2026 football season in Stark County kicks off on August 20, leading to playoffs in late October and championship games in Canton through early December.
The Gilmour boys basketball team has traversed the state this summer, using a demanding schedule to forge chemistry and prepare for the upcoming season.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association has announced a realignment that will see the Keystone and Amherst high school girls basketball teams compete in different divisions next season. Keystone is moving up from Division V to Division IV, while Amherst is sliding from Division II to Division III, bringing new challenges and opportunities for both programs.
Monsanna Torbert, a four-star defensive back from Ohio, announced his commitment to the University of Michigan on Tuesday, ending a highly anticipated recruitment battle with Ohio State.
Monsanna Torbert, a four-star cornerback from Ohio, is set to announce his college decision at 5 p.m. EDT on the CBS Sports college football YouTube channel, where Rivals projects a near-certainty of his commitment to Michigan.
Week 14 of the 2026 fantasy baseball season brings a fresh wave of high‑upside prospects, from power hitters to dominant arms, who are worth stashing in anticipation of major‑league call‑ups.
Despite injuries and setbacks, Brayden Holt chose the University of Findlay, citing its academic fit and basketball program as the ideal next step.
The upcoming College Football 27 video game, launching worldwide on July 9, showcases a roster of elite high school players whose on‑field achievements have already turned heads across the nation.
From prolific scorers to versatile playmakers, the region’s top underclassmen are drawing attention for their impressive stats and leadership on the court.
The Ohio State Department of Athletics announced the hiring of Andy Howell, a veteran NFL scout, to enhance player identification and development within the Buckeyes' evolving program.
The sudden death of coach Andrew Saris has left Lexington High School and the wider Ohio community grieving, prompting reflections on his impact as a mentor, leader, and educator.
The 2026 Nebraska Football Hall of Fame induction will celebrate a distinguished group of former athletes and contributors, with ceremonies set for September 4 and a special tribute at the season opener.
The Blue Jackets appoint former AHL player and longtime Monsters coach Trent Vogelhuber as an assistant, highlighting his extensive playing background, coaching achievements, and the confidence placed in him by head coach Rick Bowness.
The 2026 class celebrates a blend of NFL veterans, collegiate standouts and broadcast pioneers, with a ceremony slated for September 4 and recognition the following day at Memorial Stadium.
Quentin Williams, a celebrated high school coach from Ohio, has been appointed assistant coach for Northwest Nazarene University's men's basketball team, bringing a record of championships, faith‑based mentorship, and a strong playing background.
Hayden Frey, a left‑handed pitcher for Toledo, was named a Second‑Team Freshman All‑American by Baseball America, highlighting a breakout 2026 season that also earned him MAC Co‑Pitcher of the Week and Freshman Pitcher of the Year honors.
Jeremiah Smith, Austin Siereveld and Julian Sayin were recognized by the Walter Camp Foundation, highlighting Ohio State’s continued production of elite talent.
From contested catches to dual‑threat quarterbacks, this season’s top talents are already making headlines.
Professional soccer player Taylor Huff, a key figure for Bay FC in the NWSL, discusses her aspirations with the U.S. Women’s National Team, recent camp invitations and the growing cultural impact of the sport amid the Men’s World Cup.
A June 27 incident in Columbus, Ohio, ended with Tiffany Creech’s death and the arrest of her boyfriend, Michael Johnson, who faces a murder charge and an $8 million bond.
A domestic violence incident in Columbus, Ohio, ended in murder when Michael Johnson allegedly used a baseball bat to kill Tiffany Creech. A juvenile was also injured, and Johnson is scheduled to appear in court on Monday.
The Mentor Cardinals basketball team used the Midwest Live showcase to gain experience, posting three wins and a narrow overtime loss while highlighting emerging stars.
A preview of the most electrifying wide receivers heading into the 2026 season, led by Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith and followed by a deep field of playmakers.