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Girard girls, Lakeview boys claim Northeast 8

POLAND — The Lakeview boys team came into the Northeast 8 Conference Track and Field Championships on Tuesday with a chip on its shoulder. The Bulldogs fell short of the conference crown each of the last two years, losing out on the team title to South Range. But this year, Lakeview was ...

Martinez homers, Guards top Angels

CLEVELAND — Angel Martinez homered and Cleveland’s pitchers struck out 13 as the Guardians kept up their home mastery of the Los Angeles Angels with a 3-2 victory on Tuesday night. Martinez, Patrick Bailey and Bryan Rocchio drove in runs for Cleveland, which improved to 29-4 against the ...

Ridge boys, McDonald girls take MVAC Scarlet

NEW MIDDLETOWN — Entering the final event of Tuesday’s Mahoning Valley Athletic Conference (MVAC) Scarlet Track and Field Championships at Springfield High School, the Mineral Ridge boys, clinging to a 3.5-point lead, needed to outplace McDonald in the 4x400-meter relay to earn its second ...

Dubas says Penguins would ‘love’ to have Malkin return

PITTSBURGH — Evgeni Malkin might get his wish to stay in Pittsburgh after all. Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas said Tuesday the club would “love” to have the three-time Stanley Cup-winning forward back for a 21st season next winter. Malkin is scheduled to become a free agent for ...

High School Sports Roundup from May 12

SOFTBALL DIVISION VI PLAYOFFS LaBrae 19, Grand Valley 0 — Leah DeArmitt had four hits total, including a pair of home runs for LaBrae. DeArmitt totaled eight RBIs. Riley Rowe added four hits, including a home run and four RBIs. Mariah Jones also homered for the Vikings, totaling two hits and an RBI and Shelby Bragg also added two hits and an RBI. DIVISION VII PLAYOFFS Cuyahoga Heights 12, Bristol 4 — No stats were provided. REGULAR SEASON Louisville 6, Cardinal Mooney 1 — Bailee Griffith and Kaitlin Twinem had a hit and two RBIs each for Louisville. One of Twinem’s ...

Blue Jackets sign Coyle to a 6-year, $36 million extension

Charlie Coyle knew Columbus Blue Jackets general manager Don Waddell could have traded him near the March deadline after the center did not fully commit to re-signing with the club. Waddell's decision to stand pat and the team's second-half improvement under coach Rick Bowness are two factors ...