Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Ohio University across Football, Basketball, Soccer.
After a career‑ending ACL injury, Jesse Morgan returned to the court, climbed the coaching ladder, and now leads Little Flower’s girls’ basketball squad, aiming to instill confidence and a defensive identity.
David Murray chronicles his family's soccer saga, revealing the challenges of youth sports, the pressure of competition, and the importance of emotional detachment for parents.
The South Cardinals survived a back‑and‑forth battle to defeat the North Bears 80‑78 in the annual North‑South Girls’ Basketball Classic, highlighted by strong defense and balanced scoring.
Summer workouts have begun in Gainesville as the Gators announce retained starters, new jersey numbers and incoming freshmen.
Rutgers University has offered a scholarship to Drew Cabana, a Class of 2029 combo guard from Chelsea, Michigan, following his strong showing at the Underclassmen BCAM. The offer adds to his existing commitment from Ohio University and underscores his focus on becoming a lockdown defender.
The American Hockey League will host its 2026 Team Business Meetings in Grand Rapids, Michigan, featuring keynote speeches, a vendor showcase and the TBS Awards, while highlighting the league’s 90th‑anniversary season and its role as the primary development pathway to the NHL.
Several Rhode Island institutions are adjusting their men's and women's basketball lineups ahead of the 2026‑27 campaign, with player transfers, new video coordinators and expanded coaching staffs shaping the landscape.
Grand Canyon University announced the hiring of hitting coach Travis Fitta and director of player development Jack Wilson, both of whom bring extensive MLB backgrounds to the program.
Head coach Tamara Durante announces the hiring of Bridgette Street and Emma Hilton, bringing extensive playing and coaching experience to the Spartans' field hockey program.
The third annual Team Faulk Youth Development Camp will take place on June 20 at Central High School, offering free training for boys and girls aged 6‑18 and directing all proceeds to a local charitable fund.
Indiana’s coach Curt Cignetti is integrating transfer quarterback Josh Hoover using a proven, patient approach that previously helped Kurtis Rourke lead the team to the College Football Playoff.
The Wyoming Cowboys have added nearly five dozen players this offseason, keeping core contributors such as Samuel Harris and Dante Drake while welcoming new quarterback Tyler Hughes and standout running back Ryken Banks.
Purdue’s 2026‑27 preseason schedule features three exhibition games, including a matchup with Purdue Fort Wayne at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, and a home contest versus Ball State. The roster returns 10 players but loses four starters from the Elite Eight run.
Liberty University has announced its 2026‑27 Division I men’s hockey schedule, highlighting high‑profile opponents, a first‑ever outdoor game at Truist Stadium and a continued chase for national championship relevance.
Purdue announced that its 2026‑27 season opener will take place on November 2 at T‑Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, facing Gonzaga at 7:30 p.m. ET. The matchup continues a perfect 5‑0 series edge for the Boilermakers and caps a non‑conference slate that includes several high‑major opponents and a host of mid‑major home games.
After flipping from Miami of Ohio, Izayveon Moore announced his commitment to Purdue on Sunday, citing the new offer and his excitement about joining the Big Ten program.
A strong outing from Cameron Silcott and timely hitting propelled Fairfield Union past Logan Elm, earning a berth in the regional final.
The Boilermakers will face Gonzaga, DePaul, Oklahoma, Iowa State and Tennessee, while also testing themselves against rising mid‑major teams such as Valparaiso and Illinois State.
Eastern Michigan University has released its full 2026 football schedule, highlighting season‑opening battles, national network placements and the continued ascent of quarterback Noah Kim, who topped the MAC in passing yards and touchdowns last season.
With six home matchups on the horizon, the Bobcats aim to extend their 13‑game home winning streak while encouraging fans to uphold traditions that make Peden Stadium a formidable venue.
The Bobcats are turning to a blend of local talent and global prospects as they aim to fill the void left by departing stars
The Waterford Wildcats secured a 7-1 win over Peebles in the district semifinals, highlighted by Corbin Stark’s six strikeouts and a six‑run fourth inning. The team now prepares for a championship clash with Reedsville Eastern.
The Wildcats dominated Peebles 7-1, showcasing strong pitching from Corbin Stark, a 12‑hit offense, and stellar defense, setting up a much‑anticipated final against their Tri Valley Conference rivals.
A seasoned strategist with over 44 years in the game, Michael Peckham steps into an associate coaching role alongside head coach Casey Fowler at Texas A&M International.