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Ebony Lifeline's HOF ceremony is Friday

The Ebony Lifeline Support Group will host its Sports and Music Hall of Fame this week. The 26th annual Induction Ceremony will feature 17 honorees at the Maronite Center in Youngstown. The ceremony is scheduled for Friday at 6 p.m. The inductees are: Lind Murray (football), Alyssa Brown (basketball), Austin Brown (basketball), Jodi Brown (track), Tony Jones (basketball), Jocelyn Parker (basketball), Derrick Stredrick Sr. (basketball), Derrick Stredrick Jr. (track), Booker Newberry V (football), Willie Donaldson (football and track), Arthur Williams (music), Imani Snyder (basketball, ...

Klockner earns 1,000th assist as McDonald tops Campbell

McDONALD — The McDonald Blue Devils scrapped out a 3-1 victory over Campbell on Wednesday in both teams' regular-season finale. The win avenges a 3-0 sweep at the hands of the Red Devils earlier in the season. “We minimized our errors, and we had good energy, and we we were ready to ...

Streaking Penguins still striving to reach full potential

YOUNGSTOWN — Despite coming off its third straight win, the Youngstown State football team feels like it still hasn’t reached its full potential. The Penguins have a pair of ranked wins and back-to-back road wins, and in that stretch, they’re scoring 44 points per game, while giving up ...

OSU, Indiana receivers could overshadow QBs

Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith seems to break records every weekend. Indiana receivers Charlie Becker and Nick Marsh are etching their names into Indiana lore on a weekly basis, too. On Saturday, those three — all ranked among the top four receiver prospects in April's NFL draft — ...

Moody rushing his way to history at Liberty

LIBERTY — Ever since the 2026 high school football season began, Liberty’s Dawaun Moody has been running towards history. Each Friday night this fall, Moody has put up some staggering numbers as he inched closer and closer towards several Leopards program milestones. This past week ...

ALCS Game 3 moved to afternoon

CLEVELAND — Today's Game 3 of the AL Championship Series between the Tampa Bay Rays and Cleveland Guardians has been moved up to a 1 p.m. start due to the threat of rain in Cleveland tonight. Major League Baseball moved the start time up five hours in order for the series to remain on ...