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The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced an unprecedented shift that will see eight schools compete in Division I next season, expanding the playoff field and prompting a cascade of regional realignments across the state.
The OHSAA announces a major divisional shift affecting 80 schools in Division I and 98 in Division II, with new regional placements, reassignments, and a detailed 2026 football calendar.
A recent OHSAA decision moves eight member schools to Division I, prompting shifts across regional assignments and altering the competitive structure for the upcoming football season.
Former Flyer and top MLB draft pick Nick Wissman has been hired as an assistant coach focused on pitching, bringing a decorated playing career and a passion for giving back to the University of Dayton.
Analysts highlight teams with strong hitting opportunities and those facing tough defenses as Week 14 approaches.
Ohio's premier football prospect, Jamier Brown, captured multiple state track titles while navigating a strategic transfer, a groin injury, and the growing impact of Name, Image, and Likeness legislation.
Chris Henry Jr., a 6‑5, 205‑pound standout in the 2026 class, will headline Ohio State’s offense when the Buckeyes meet USC. His route precision and catching skill pose a major challenge for a Trojans secondary that must adapt after losing last year’s Biletnikoff Award winner.
Sophomore gymnast Addi Watson challenged Ohio State football players to try gymnastics, sparking online buzz and highlighting the program's championship pedigree.
A look at the challenges confronting Dawand Jones, KT Leveston and Luke Wypler as they vie for roster spots.
An investigation into Bishop Sycamore reveals a fabricated high school football program that crumbled under scrutiny, highlighting failures in oversight, deceptive leadership, and the ripple effects on athletes, institutions, and the media.
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Dax Hill hosted his first camp bearing his name, offering a day of instruction for almost 200 local students and expressing plans to make the event an annual fixture.
A severe foot injury threatened Alaina Pagan’s junior season, but a swift recovery has seen her back on the court, guiding Avon High School through a challenging rebuild and into a promising summer tournament.
After a championship‑winning stint at Ohio State, Tegra Tshabola is poised to become a key pillar for Kentucky's offensive line, bringing size, experience, and All‑American potential to the program.
Michigan and Ohio State face daunting 2026 schedules, with the Wolverines slated for the second‑most challenging conference slate and the Buckeyes deemed the toughest, featuring numerous ranked opponents and critical November showdowns.
The Hall of Fame announced that Luke Kuechly, a eight‑year Panthers stalwart, will be enshrined on August 8, 2026, with his father Tom Kuechly handling the presentation.
The 2026 All‑EBC spring teams honor top athletes and coaches across baseball, softball, tennis and track, with Player and Coach of the Year awards highlighted.
Adam Arcuri of Licking Valley was named Division IV Coach of the Year, while Wilson Wells of Granville earned Division III Player of the Year, highlighting a season of standout performances across the county.
The school announced the hires on Tuesday, highlighting Collins's extensive coaching pedigree and Allen's local roots and recent successes.
Michigan coach Kyle Whittingham and Ohio State’s Ryan Day have voiced support for expanding the College Football Playoff to 24 teams, citing greater access and revenue potential, as conference leaders debate the format’s financial and competitive implications.
After a season‑ending shoulder injury early in 2025, LJ Martin was cleared to play, delivered a career‑high 222‑yard performance against Cincinnati, and was named Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, positioning him for a healthy 2026 campaign and potential all‑time rushing records.
Jamier Brown led Big Walnut to a share of the Division II state track title, breaking records and anchoring a winning relay while navigating a groin injury and a landmark NIL lawsuit.
Pete Kijinski reflects on decades of coaching in an adaptive baseball league that empowers children and young adults with disabilities, highlighting personal connections, leadership transitions, and the league's unwavering focus on joy.
Junior forward Emerson Burke set a school record with 40 goals and 17 assists, leading Naperville Central to the state final and earning the 2026 Illinois Gatorade Girls Soccer Player of the Year award.
A June 18 showcase highlighted promising performances from both Lorain and Firelands high school football teams, offering early clues about their offensive strategies and quarterback development.