The National Football League announced that 2,860 flag players will participate in the NFL Flag Championships presented by Toyota, the world's premiere youth flag football tournament, from July 18-21, at the Hall of Fame Village in Canton.
Jonathan India should’ve been an All-Star finalist. He is the best batter in all of baseball over the last few weeks and is having the best stretch of baseball in his entire career, including his Rookie of the Year campaign.
The women's bowling program at Shawnee State had three individuals named as College Sports Communicators Academic All-District honorees as Chloe Long, Hannah Rearick and Brooklyn Foose were each named to the Women's At-Large list, as announced by CSC officials Tuesday afternoon.
For the fourth time in its history, Team USA returned to the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center for a U.S. Paralympic Team Trials - Swimming, which kicked off Thursday.
On a beautiful sunny day in Greenfield, 27 teams teed it up for a great cause at the annual Highland District Hospital Foundation Golf Outing at Buckeye Hills Country Club.
The Ohio Senate passed House Bill 147, which includes a provision championed by State Senator Shane Wilkin (R-Hillsboro) to equalize ticket prices for high school athletic events.
The four-year Academic Progress Rate national average for NCAA Division I teams remained steady at 984 this year, as the division marked the 20th anniversary of APR data collection. During those 20 years, overall student-athlete academic success has risen substantially.
State Senator Shane Wilkin (R-Hillsboro) honored Landen Eyre, an upcoming senior at Whiteoak High School, for winning the Division III State Championship in the 3200-meter run.
University of Dayton All-American forward DaRon Holmes II was the 22nd overall selection in Wednesday night's NBA draft. Holmes was selected by the Phoenix Suns, who traded his rights to the Denver Nuggets.
Cleveland is one of the next cities asking for public funding for a renovation or new NFL stadium after the city councils of Charlotte and Jacksonville each approved more than $600 million in public funding.
The Lady Mambas, a southern Ohio 13U AAU girls basketball team, represented Ohio at the 2024 National Basketball Teammate Championship Tournament in Rock Hill, S.C. and earned a national title.
The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee announced Jennifer Cohen (University of Southern California) and Mark Harlan (University of Utah) will join the USOPC Collegiate Advisory Council as new members.
