ST. CLAIRSVILLE – For the first time since 1989, Belmont County neighboring rivals St. Clairsville (0-1) and Union Local (1-0) did not meet in high school football action. However, after that brief one-year hiatus, the two will do battle Friday night inside Red Devil Stadium in front of ...
WHEELING — The Maroon Knights boys soccer squad made it three wins in a row, all by virtue of a shutout, to open the season thanks to a 6-0 victory against invading Weir on Wednesday evening. Central struck early in the first half when Junior JD Schoolcraft scored less than three minutes ...
STEUBENVILLE - Jaylin Crites contributed a hat trick enabling the Big Red girls' soccer team to gain city bragging rights against Catholic Central. Big Red scored the first two goals against Steubenville city-rival Catholic Central, but the Crusaders battled back and pulled to within a goal, however, Big Red rose to the occasion and ended up defeating Catholic Central, 4-2, Monday night on Reno Saccoccia Field inside Harding Stadium. "We had two games to start the season against Dover and Wheeling Central back-to-back with a football Friday night in between," Big Red (1-1-1) head ...
ATLANTA (AP) — PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp offered a path back to a small number of LIV Golf players at the start of the year with a tight deadline to accept it and a warning that “once the door closes, there is no promise that this path will be available again.” It's a hot topic now that ...
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — RJ Luis Jr., a former St. John's standout who recently signed with LSU after spending time with two NBA clubs, was cleared by a court Monday evening to start practicing and potentially play for the Tigers this season. Luis, who briefly was under contract with the ...
AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Former president William Muse said the University of Akron was “one of the largest unknown universities in the United States” when it decided to move the football program up to Division I-A in 1987. The Zips are still fighting for relevance as they prepare for their ...
