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Ed Calo, who retired after 38 seasons at Westerville South, will be celebrated for his 575‑298 record, 19 league titles and a 2016 state championship. His son Anthony, now a successful coach in his own right, will also be highlighted.
Ohio high school baseball honors its top players and coaches with the 2026 All-Ohio teams, spotlighting standout performances from Newark to Granville.
During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Little Tokyo in Los Angeles became a bustling hub for Japanese soccer fans, uniting a diverse crowd in a historic neighborhood and showcasing the area’s evolving cultural significance.
Veteran coach Ed Honabarger returns to the sidelines at Mount Vernon, bringing 40 years of experience, a focus on relationships and quarterback development, and a commitment to making football fun.
Da'Realyst Clark's exceptional return skills and versatile playmaking have secured his place on the Jet Award Preseason Watch List, heralding an exciting start to the 2026 campaign.
The Wildcats open August 20 against the Avon Eagles, with all games streamed on the Saint Ignatius Broadcast Network, while key recruits eye Division I programs and a challenging slate of rivals awaits.
Coach Michael Malone is shaping his inaugural UNC roster, targeting 2027 recruits Paul Osaruyi and DeMarcus Henry, with Osaruyi set to visit Chapel Hill in August amid competition from Ohio State.
The Hoosiers secure a key defensive back, boosting their 2027 recruiting efforts and signaling a strategic push to strengthen the secondary.
The Cowboys added a wave of talent in June, including veteran cornerback Trudell Berry, massive tight end Morgan McPhaul, and defensive tackle Savion Barthelemy, each bringing distinct experience and size to the squad.
The expanded 2026 FIFA World Cup sparks a mix of enthusiasm and concern among U.S. fans, who discuss ticket affordability, safety worries, and personal connections to the game.
Badin High School’s baseball team clinched its first state championship since 1996, defeating Bishop Watterson 7‑2 in the Division III final and ending a three‑decade title drought.
Bowling Green State University’s hockey program is set to welcome a nine‑player recruiting class for the 2026 season, featuring a balanced mix of forwards, defensemen and a goaltender from top junior leagues.
The former Tennessee right-hander has chosen the SEC powerhouse, bringing a mix of promise and experience to the Razorbacks' rotation.
Mathieu Grujicic, a German‑born forward who spent one year at Ohio State, has transferred to Radford University. He brings a mix of size, experience and newfound health as the Highlanders aim to improve on a recent 16‑16 record.
Over four seasons, the Walsh Jesuit Class of 2026 compiled a 75‑36 record, reached the state semifinals three times and forged a bond that defined a generation of high school baseball.
The Iowa Hawkeyes must navigate a demanding home schedule, relying on veteran leadership and focus to secure victories that keep their playoff aspirations alive.
A complete-game performance by Anthony Snyder, combined with timely hitting and airtight defense, sends Fenwick to the state championship game for the first time in over four decades.
From meme recreations to behind‑the‑scenes skits, Ohio State’s football creative team keeps fans connected during the quiet months, blending humor with the rigor of preseason readiness.
Arkansas baseball is reshaping its pitching staff ahead of the upcoming season, announcing the addition of former Tennessee standout Brayden Krenzel.
Walsh Jesuit’s 4‑2 victory over Hoover in a ten‑inning Division II semifinal featured a near‑perfect pitching performance, a clutch inside‑the‑park homer by Colin Locigno and a looming clash with the defending champions.
The Badin Rams ended a three-decade title drought with a 7-2 win over Bishop Watterson, highlighted by a potent offense and a stifling defense that defined their championship run.
Florida adds Jacksonville University forward Jaylen Jordon to its 2026 roster, continuing a pattern set by coach Jon Sumrall with Ade Aruna. The move highlights the pros and cons of basketball players transitioning to football, echoing the careers of Tony Gonzalez, Antonio Gates and Jimmy Graham.
After an 18‑month redesign, Ohio State’s football program will debut gray sleeves with a metallic finish across five uniform combinations, with the first showcase slated for the September 5 opener against Ball State.
The Wildcats made their first appearance in the state tournament, overcoming a .500 regular season to reach the semifinals. Despite an early deficit, they scored a single run in the fifth inning, but New Albany’s lead proved decisive. Coach Ben Toerner highlighted the leadership of his graduating class, whose historic run will endure in Harrison’s record books.