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OHSAA removes Glenville from football tournament

High School Sports

The path to a regional title in Division III, Region 9, just became a little easier. On Thursday, the OHSAA removed Northeast Ohio powerhouse Glenville from the state's football tournament. The OHSAA issued a press release, which stated that the state’s high school sports governing body was investigating the Tarblooders for playing ineligible players. In the press release, the OHSAA said the Cleveland Metropolitan School District, which oversees Glenville, allowed students from Ginn Academy to compete on the team. “The issues stem from students who attend Ginn Academy, which is a ...

Browns chase AFC North lead in Pittsburgh

Local Sports

BEREA — Todd Monken is well-versed in AFC North rivalries after being an offensive coordinator with both the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens. The Browns head coach won't be giving his team any history lessons, though, as it prepares for Sunday's trip to Pittsburgh to face the Steelers ...

Penn State' Rojas anchoring Nittany Lion defense

National Sports

Tony Rojas stuck around at Penn State because he believed the Nittany Lions could compete for a conference championship. The team’s star linebacker now knows a Big Ten title is out of reach, but he still believes the Nittany Lions (3-4, 0-4 Big Ten) can win. They’ll need to win three of ...

Niles continues to dominate in playoffs

High School Sports

GIRLS SOCCER DISTRICT SEMIFINALS DIVISION III Northeast 5 Howland 2, Kent Roosevelt 1 – Howland upset the number three seed Kent Roosevelt to advance to their first district championship game since 2016. Elise Christy scored both goals for the Tigers. DIVISION IV Northeast 2 LATE TUESDAY Niles 15, Canton South 0 – Maddie Yost totaled five goals and five assists and Naomi Scheesly also put five in the net as Niles advanced to the district final in dominant fashion. The Red Dragons also got three goals and an assist from Kherington Stanford. Taylor Bickerstaff had six ...

WNBA Game 6 sells out despite time change

National Sports

ATLANTA — Game 6 of the WNBA Finals between Atlanta and Golden State today is a sellout despite its much-criticized 12:30 p.m. EDT tipoff, the Dream announced Wednesday. The Valkyries lead the series 3-2 and can clinch their first WNBA title with a win in the matinee at State Farm Arena. ...