ALLIANCE — Sophomore quarterback Mikey Maloney accounted for Mount Union’s first seven touchdowns in a 70-27 win over Wilmington on Saturday in front of 1,256 fans at Kehres Stadium. Maloney ran for a career-high 156 yards and three touchdowns on 12 carries and completed 19 of 23 ...
SALINEVILLE – The United Eagles have become a model of consistency, with four straight Eastern Ohio Athletic Conference championships and seven consecutive postseason appearances. On Friday night, they capped the regular season with a 42-6 win over the Southern Indians to clinch the ...
BELOIT — The often-used phrase “defense wins championships” rang ever so true during Friday night’s Eastern Buckeye Conference title showdown between arch-rivals Salem and West Branch at Clinton Heacock Stadium — a game dominated by the Warriors, 50-0. West Branch’s first-team ...
EAST LIVERPOOL — East Liverpool had plenty of chances to put Brooke away on Friday at Patterson Field, but the Bruins kept it interesting. East Liverpool quarterback Ben Myers scored a 1-yard touchdown in the fourth overtime and Tyler Kirby knocked away Brooke's two-point conversion ...
COLUMBIANA 27, LISBON 21 COLUMBIANA — Danny Mangiarelli's interception at the Columbiana 1-yard line sealed the Clippers' 27-21 win over Lisbon on Friday. Columbiana has won five games in a row and will play at Brookfield in Division VI playoff game this Friday. The Clippers are 8-2 overall and 5-1 in the Eastern Ohio Athletic Conference, one game behind league champion United. It is the first time the Clippers won eight games in a season since 2015. Lisbon advanced to the Columbiana 30-yard line late. Grant Minor's pass was interception by Mangiarelli at the 1-yard line with 37.4 ...
SATURDAY FINALES The final two regular-season football games will be played Saturday night. East Palestine plays Valley Christian at Mineral Ridge High School, while Wellsville travels to Steubenville Catholic Central at Steubenville's Harding Stadium. Both games kick off at 7 p.m. LIVING A DREAM ATLANTA (AP) — With the Dream clicking in the WNBA Finals, so are the ticket turnstiles in Atlanta. Three years after barely averaging 3,000 fans for the 2023 season — and ranking near the bottom of the league in home attendance numbers since then — the Dream are the hottest ...
