Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Jason Smith across Football, Baseball, Basketball.
The Panthers' young core, led by juniors Brandon Zamora and Degan Lake, hopes to translate early‑season goal production into a defensive turnaround and a historic playoff run.
A look at the challenges facing the Gamecocks' offensive line and edge rush, the emergence of transfer Hank Purvis as a drill leader, and the progress of position groups during the latest practice session.
After nearly three decades leading teams at every level in Framingham, Jason Smith announced his retirement following a 2‑1 loss to Hudson Post 100, citing a desire to focus on family and reflect on a mentorship legacy.
True freshman offensive lineman Zyon Guiles is preparing for his first season, having added weight and embraced new coaching influences
President Donald Trump announced a 50 percent tariff on Canadian imports, singling out hockey sticks as a symbolic target of the measure.
A London family’s handmade hockey‑stick flags have sparked a worldwide movement, raising funds for Jakob Smith’s long‑term care.
Christian Pulisic faced criticism after the USMNT's 4-1 defeat to Belgium in the Round of 16. Injuries and a lack of goals have intensified questions about his World Cup legacy.
High school basketball stars, many of them Syracuse targets, have announced moves to elite prep schools across the United States as the 2026‑27 season approaches.
From redshirted linemen to graduate‑student linebackers, fifteen Wilmington‑area players are carving out unique journeys in Division I football, highlighting both the promise and the perils of reaching the national stage.
The 23rd Mark Hardin NEA Team Camp opened in Jonesboro, Arkansas, showcasing over 40 girls' basketball teams from Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee. New head coach Jason Smith highlighted his squad's willingness to learn, while returning state tournament players and realigned programs look to build chemistry for the upcoming season.
Memphis head coach Penny Hardaway enters his ninth year with two seasons left on his contract, a $9 million revenue share looms, and a reshaped roster aims to turn ambition into achievement.
The New Philadelphia Quakers overcame a 2-0 early hole, driven by Tanner Ulmer’s fourth‑inning homer and Brady Evans’ two‑run blast, while pitcher Owen Courtney delivered a seven‑inning masterpiece. Coach Tyler Weisel praised the team’s resilience as they prepare for the district championship against Dresden Tri-Valley.
The New Philadelphia Quakers rallied from a 2‑0 deficit to beat Zanesville 7‑2, with Tanner Ulmer’s key homer and solid pitching, securing a spot in the district final against Dresden Tri-Valley.