Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning John Carroll University across Football, Soccer, Basketball.
From a promising soccer career to becoming a household name on 'Saturday Night Live,' Marcello Hernández blends athletic discipline with comedic flair, while preparing for high‑profile gigs and a personal Netflix special.
Stand‑up star Marcello Hernández reflects on his journey from Miami’s soccer pitches to Netflix films, T‑Mobile partnerships, and upcoming roles that blend comedy, sports, and animation.
After a stint as an administrator, Ryan Looman is back on the sidelines, guiding a Mayfield squad reshaped by graduation and league realignment.
The Blue Streaks enter 2026 with a top‑five preseason poll position, bolstered by a championship‑winning 2025 campaign, an intact offensive line and the addition of transfer quarterback Tyler Green.
Felicia Teeter, a retired U.S. military veteran, is now the first female coach in John Carroll University’s history and leads a new flag football program.
A standout performance at a showcase secured Mason Nusker his first college offer, sparking a cascade of interest from several programs and highlighting his potential at the next level.
The annual all‑star selections highlight Deacon Nelson’s historic career, Coach Michael Sweeney’s 20‑win campaign, and a host of other players who excelled on the mound and at the plate.
Facing a nearly 29% drop in enrollment and financial strain, Wittenberg University is adding women's flag football and other sports, backed by donor funding and strategic leadership, to attract students and secure its future.
Wittenberg University is adding women's flag football and five other sports to reverse a 29% enrollment drop, boost recruitment, and reshape campus life.
Luke Chicone, a Lake County native and former John Carroll University standout, has transitioned to a dual position at Mayfield High School, teaching fourth‑grade math while assisting with the boys' basketball program.
Jake Beard’s seventh‑inning single sparked a 5‑3 win for the Louisville Leopards, who now turn their attention to a Monday showdown with Boardman.
Freshman Ava McLendon’s touchdown secured a 20‑19 victory for Nordonia, marking the first OHSAA girls flag football state championship.
Jake Schaefer, a seasoned coach with playing experience in Germany and a strong Ohio football pedigree, has been appointed head coach at Pleasant High School, promising stability and a community‑focused approach.
Felicia Teeter, a former Army officer and Department of Defense civilian, steps onto the JCU sidelines as running backs coach and head coach of the new women’s flag football program.