Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Ohio, United States across Football, Basketball, Soccer.
Anthony Blalock Jr., a highly rated Ohio offensive lineman, flips his commitment from Ohio State to Alabama, underscoring the challenges faced by the Buckeyes in retaining elite in‑state talent.
Kyle Larson's schedule features a series of high‑profile dirt‑track events, while he remains sixth in the Cup Series standings and eyes a championship push.
Kent State University recognized graduate assistant Dionna Gray with the Chief Dean P. Tondiglia Humanitarian Award, highlighting her work with Team Impact, leadership on campus, and academic pursuits.
From Ohio State to Kentucky and finally Purdue, Marc Nave Jr. brings size and high‑school pedigree to the Boilermakers, aiming for a key role in short‑yardage situations.
A preseason clinic in Ohio combined skill development with personal testimonies, using soccer to empower young athletes.
Madison Lindamood, a female graduate assistant football coach at Ohio Dominican University, sues the school for alleged assault by a player, retaliatory treatment, and pay below state minimum wage, seeking compensatory and punitive damages.
A deep dive into why Notre Dame could finally break a 40‑year title drought, with insights on key players, recruiting momentum, and the uncertainty surrounding offensive skill positions.
Alabama secures 4‑star offensive tackle Anthony Blalock, boosting its 2028 recruiting ranking, but must address punting issues and await the upcoming commitment of Monshun Sales.
With over 40 scholarship offers and a packed schedule of visits, Jermaine Cobbins is navigating the recruitment process with the help of his parents, focusing on development and competition.
The Toledo Walleye have secured the services of defenseman Cooper Zech, a player whose career spans North America and Europe and who is known for his steady two‑way play.
The University of Massachusetts Lowell announced the appointment of Stavros Paskaris, a seasoned scout and assistant coach with a distinguished track record in player development, to lead its hockey scouting operations and assist the coaching staff.
The Cincinnati Bengals have unveiled the five finalists for the 2026 Bengals Girls Flag Football Athlete of the Year award, a honor that celebrates not only on‑field excellence but also academic achievement and community service.
A graduate assistant coach at Ohio Dominican University has filed a Title IX complaint, claiming she was assaulted by a player, faced retaliation, and was paid far below the state minimum wage.
Terrel Karim Jr., a senior at East High School, has pledged to play college football at Bowling Green State University, turning down other Division I offers.
The Northern Illinois University men's soccer team has released its 2026 schedule, marking the program's first season in the Horizon League with a blend of exhibition matches, conference showdowns and a final home game against the defending champions.
After guiding Hudson to back‑to‑back district finals and a 39‑34 record over three years, Michael Brown has stepped down, citing family health concerns and the arrival of his newborn.
Michael Brown’s sudden departure from Hudson High School’s boys basketball program comes as he prioritizes his family’s health and a newborn child, leaving a legacy of district final appearances and a promising roster for the upcoming season.
Most Lawrence County programs return to Division V, with Chesapeake Panthers back in the division after a brief stint in Division VI, while Rock Hill remains the only team in Division VI. Key matchups and a five‑star recruit headline the upcoming season.
Alabama lands four‑star linebacker Tysir Young, bolstering a 2028 class as coach Kalen DeBoer prepares for a demanding 2026 schedule.
The Enquirer’s preseason preview highlights the state’s most dynamic midfielders ahead of the 2026 high school girls soccer season, urging readers to vote in a new poll.
After a historic 2025 national championship, Indiana University sees a wave of preseason accolades, with seven Hoosiers placed on the first team and several more earning honorable‑mention status.
Rutgers University’s football program will be front and center at this week’s Big Ten Media Days, where head coach Greg Schiano and key players will showcase the Scarlet Knights’ 2025 successes and outline a promising 2026 schedule.
The Rockets have secured their eighth straight NABC Team Academic Excellence Award, leading the conference in academic accolades while two standout players receive Honors Court nods.
The Fighting Illini have posted back‑to‑back nine‑win seasons and a 10‑win campaign in 2024, yet preseason accolades remain limited, with just one player earning a second‑team All‑Big Ten selection.