Breaking News

Rams best Jays to clinch MVAC Scarlet

WEATHERSFIELD — Jackson-Milton tried its hardest to spoil an important night for the Mineral Ridge volleyball team, but the Blue Jays could not upset the rolling Rams, who remained perfect in league play. The Rams won their 15th straight match and clinched the outright Mahoning Valley ...

Blackhawks beat Penguins in Bedard's season debut

CHICAGO — Teuvo Teravainen and Roman Kantserov scored two goals apiece, and the Chicago Blackhawks topped the Pittsburgh Penguins 5-3 on Tuesday night in Connor Bedard's first game of the season. Spencer Knight made 24 saves as Chicago improved to 1-1 on a seven-game homestand. Patrick Kane ...

DeLauter, Ramírez lead Guardians to a win over Rays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Nathaniel Lowe snapped an eighth-inning tie with a two-run single after Chase DeLauter and Patrick Bailey homered off Drew Rasmussen, and the Cleveland Guardians rallied past the Tampa Bay Rays 7-3 in Game 1 of the American League Championship Series on Monday ...

Cowboys add ex-Browns coach Pettine to staff

FRISCO, Texas — The Dallas Cowboys are bringing former NFL coach Mike Pettine out of retirement to serve as a senior assistant to defensive coordinator Christian Parker, whose debut in his new position is off to a rough start. Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said Monday that he and ...

Prep Roundup from Oct. 10 and 12

FOOTBALL Hubbard 56, Lakeview 3 BY QUARTERS Hubbard 21 14 7 14—56 Lakeview 0 3 0 0—3 TEAM STATISTICS First Downs: H: 19, L: 6; Rushes-Yards: H: 26-307, L: 22-70; Passing Yards: H:118, L: 62; Comp/Att/Int: H: 10-14-0, L: 4-1211; Penalties: H: 1-5, L: 3-25; Fumbles/Lost: H: 2-0, L: 2-1; Total Yards: H: 425, L: 132; Offensive Plays: H: 40, L: 34 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing: Hubbard: Dylan BuCher 10-14-118 yards; Lakeview: Blake Swinning 1-5-31, Asa Lantz 3-7/-31 Rushing: Hubbard: Antonio Burkley 15-199: Lakeview: Jonathan Lawson 5-55 Receiving: Hubbard: ...

YSU's Jackson optimistic for 2026-27 season

BEAVER TOWNSHIP — As she prepares for her third season at the helm of the Youngstown State women’s basketball program, head coach Melissa Jackson is poised for what she believes will be a breakout season by her team. In just two seasons, she has taken the Penguins from 12-19 overall (7-13 in the Horizon League) in her first year, to 25-10 a season ago – they posted a 15-5 league mark, finishing second in the regular season and runners-up in the post-season tournament. Last season was the program’s first berth in the Horizon League postseason championship. Despite their 57-49 ...