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Marcus Council, a third‑team All‑Ohio defensive back, is set to play his senior year at East High School, bringing a prolific rushing attack and defensive playmaking to a program that has reached the OHSAA playoffs six straight seasons.
Transfer adds playmaking depth to East High as coach Marques Hayes looks to extend the program’s recent playoff streak.
From a standout high school career to a six‑season minor league stint and a post‑retirement venture in food, Mike Cisco’s induction completes a baseball dynasty.
Veteran coach Russ Swartz is back at the helm of the Mogadore Wildcats, citing the new Greater Portage Athletic Conference as the catalyst for his return.
Veteran point guard Mario Saint‑Supery has signed a four‑year deal with Valencia Basket in Spain, leaving the University of Gonzaga amid a wave of roster turnover that includes the NBA‑bound Jack Kayil and a potential influx of new talent.
Jason Ellis, a standout player and former assistant coach, has been named head coach of the Marietta High School boys basketball team, promising a season built on effort and resilience.
In his Summer League debut, former Ohio State star Bruce Thornton scored 27 points, guided the Houston Rockets to a victory over the Denver Nuggets and set a franchise record for rookie debut points, a feat that highlights the impact of coach Jake Diebler’s developing talent.
Margaret Peters, a celebrated basketball and track star from Central Catholic High School, died on July 6 after a lengthy battle with Parkinson’s disease. Her legacy spans record‑setting performances, a distinguished coaching career, and decades of teaching in Ohio.
Fifteen‑year‑old Yasmine Metawa, selected by McDonald's to attend the World Cup, served as a flag bearer for Ghana, met her idols, and forged new friendships among Ghanaian supporters.
The NCAA is contesting a court decision that grants an additional season of eligibility to fifteen college athletes, citing concerns about the judge’s connections to the schools involved.
A 15‑year‑old Ohio high school soccer player, Yasmine Metawa, has been selected by McDonald's to serve as a flag bearer for Ghana at the World Cup, sharing the tournament experience with fans from across the continent.
The village of Cadiz, Ohio, is adding pickleball, basketball and tennis courts to its park, encouraging community activity and offering free ice cream to young visitors through a collaboration with Twisted Scoop.
Miami University announced the hiring of Zach Fremder as Director of Football Video and Creative Services and Darren Kagey as Director of Recruiting, reinforcing the program's strategic push toward enhanced video production and national visibility.
An Ohio court has granted a temporary injunction that allows a group of college basketball athletes to challenge the NCAA’s age‑based eligibility framework, raising the prospect of a broader reshaping of college sports governance.
The Golden Grizzlies will open the 2026 season with exhibition matches before launching their Horizon League schedule on August 13 at Mercyhurst, highlighted by a rematch with Milwaukee and a late‑season rivalry showdown against Detroit Mercy.
The Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association announced its 2026 All‑Ohio and All‑District selections, highlighting a group of regional players who excelled in Division III, V and VII.
Originating in 1960 as an alternative to American Legion baseball, ACME has persisted through funding cuts and the rise of travel ball, thanks to community support and standout coaches who credit the league with developing talent.
After posting 1,504 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns as a sophomore, Kyelin West is drawing top Division I offers and aims to lead Canton McKinley back to the playoffs and defend its Federal League crown.
Ohio State, Cincinnati, Xavier and Dayton will meet in a charity basketball showcase on October 7, with proceeds supporting suicide prevention and mental health initiatives across the state.
A federal judge in Ohio has issued a temporary order allowing a group of college basketball players to pursue a lawsuit that contests the NCAA’s new eligibility criteria, which tie competition rights to age and limit the number of seasons a student‑athlete can compete.
A temporary injunction granted by an Ohio judge allows 15 Division I basketball players to return for an additional season, highlighting a growing legal front against the NCAA's new eligibility framework.
Dillon Dingler, a former Ohio State baseball star now catching for the Detroit Tigers, has been selected as an MLB All-Star, marking a historic moment for the franchise and cementing his breakout season.
A unique collaboration among Ohio’s top universities will host a basketball showcase aimed at spotlighting mental health, with tickets sold through campus offices.
A towering defenseman with surprising agility, Smith is refining his defensive game while eyeing a future NHL call‑up.