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The OHSAA State Track & FIeld Championships are taking place this weekend at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium in Columbus.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Championship Saturday is just on the horizon at the 2023 OHSAA state track and field meet at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. Several athletes have already won state championships. But many more will be crowned on Saturday. Friday’s semifinal races in the sprint events and relays offer...

COLUMBUS — For the second consecutive year, the McClain Lady Tigers 4x100-meter relay team competed on the biggest stage in high school sports, that being the 2023 OHSAA State Track and Field Championships, Friday in Columbus at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium. Three of the runners raced on the team...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — When 2025 four-star Georgia defensive lineman London Merritt released his top 12 schools earlier this week, Ohio State defensive line coach Larry Johnson must have been relieved to see the Buckeyes had made the cut for the blue chip, who has more than 35 offers. Merritt...

2025 five-star safety Jontae Gilbert attended Tennessee’s 2023 High School Camp on Wednesday. The 6-foot-1, 175-pound safety is from Frederick Douglass High School in Atlanta, Georgia. Gilbert discussed his interest and visiting Tennessee with Vols Wire. “My biggest takeaway was getting the feel of being coached up by coach...

The OHSAA Track and Field State Tournament is underway at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium in Columbus. Girls Discus Throw: Kaylee Carlisle - Salem (7th place) Girls Discus Throw: Kennedy Grace - Champion (8th place) DIVISION III:. Boys 4x800 Meter Relay:. Maplewood - Alex Donaldson, Andrew Donaldson, Brandon Calderwood, Bryson Himes...

DUBLIN, Ohio (WSYX) — Friday marked a sizzling day at the Memorial Tournament, with temperatures in the 90s and hardly a cloud in the sky. The sun only seemed to add to the atmosphere of the crowd, with fans prepared for the sunny forecast. "Find shade and drink a...

COLUMBUS − Cambridge High's spirited tournament run came to an end on Friday afternoon at Ohio Dominican University's Frank Damian Field, just one game short of earning a spot in the OHSAA's Division II Final Four. The Bobcats dropped an 10-0 decision to Washington Court House in a six-inning,...

Urban Meyer may be out of college football from a coaching perspective, but he remains close to the game as an analyst. Meyer says that there's one thing about the state of the game that concerns him, and it has to do with NIL. In an interview with Dan Dakich, Meyer discussed the emergence of NIL ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Artie, a dog at the Franklin County Dog Shelter and Adoption Center, loves the Ohio State Buckeyes and is looking for a home with fellow fans. The shelter’s Marketing and Community Relations Manager, Erin Hamill, said the “free-spirited” 1-year-old pit bull mix has plenty of spunk and loves activities like playing […]

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — NBC4 anchor Jerod Smalley is appearing in a new movie that tells the origin story of NBA champion LeBron James. Premiering on Peacock on Friday, “Shooting Stars” tells the story of James’ high school basketball career at Akron St. Vincent St. Mary. The movie features actors Dermot Mulroney, Wood Harris and […]

This year’s state track and field meet should bring plenty of excitement to Columbus in what is forecasted to be a steamy Friday and Saturday. Field events and prelims begin Friday at 9:30 a.m., and the last finals race is scheduled to begin at 6:50 p.m. Saturday. The Toledo area will be well-represented in Columbus this weekend. Here are 10 things to watch locally at the state meet: Four-event qualifiers

The Ohio State Buckeyes lost to their archrival Michigan Wolverines once again this season, falling 45-23. It was surely a disappointing result, but it sounds like head coach Ryan Day finally knows why it happened. During a press conference this week, Ryan Day explained that he thinks the team was more focused on the bigger Read more... The post Ryan Day reveals why Ohio State lost to Michigan appeared first on The Comeback: Today’s Top Sports Stories & Reactions.

COLUMBUS − Cole Miller sat in the tent next to the podium at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium with his phone in his hand. He was calling his brother, who had to work on the first day of the state track and field championships. But work could wait, Miller had good news to share. He was a state champion.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Someday, a tougher schedule and bad timing will presumably synch up for a true dip season for Ohio State football. The program has not experienced a three-loss season — including the postseason — since the weird post-Tattoo-gate 2011 season. It happened only once in the six years prior to that, as well. The Buckeyes have averaged fewer than two losses per season for the past 18 years.

Brice Sensabaugh confirmed what was long suspected on Wednesday. The breakout star of Ohio State’s 2022-23 men’s basketball season won’t be back for a sophomore campaign in scarlet and gray. One year of college basketball was all it took for Sensabaugh to be considered a first-round pick in this month’s upcoming NBA draft, and he’ll follow Malaki Branham as the second consecutive one-and-done prospect at Ohio State.

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After releasig his top 5 schools earlier in the day, Aaron Scott, a five-star DB out of Ohio (who many consider favoring OSU and Michigan), had an article released by On3’s EJ Holland if Michigan can beat out the Buckeyes. Top OL pledge had a very straightforward response:. Scott...

Youngstown State University has announced its ticket policy for the Penguins' game against the Ohio State Buckeyes on September 9. This will be the Penguins' first trip to Ohio State since 2008 and its third in university. Tickets will cost around $46 for upper level seats and $66 for lower level seats.

DUBLIN, Ohio (WSYX) — The crowds at the Memorial Tournament are only growing in size, with the biggest still to come on Friday and Saturday. Fans are gathered. Friends are here. Families are making new memories. Everyone here is celebrating community and the sport of golf. “Golf is for...