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Nailers open camp

WHEELING – The Wheeling Nailers announced their 2026 training camp schedule and roster. The Nailers opened their training camp on Saturday. The team is separated into two groups during training camp - Team Black and Team Gold. These groups will be reflected during practices throughout the week, as well as during the Black vs. Gold Scrimmage on Wednesday. The groups will alternate who is on the ice first each day, and the team not on the ice will be doing a workout in the gym. All practices are open to the public. Fans will enter the arena via the back door closest to the river, and ...

CCHS girls, Harrison boys, Big Red JV team earn wins at Together We Care

STEUBENVILLE - The Catholic Central girls' soccer team finished off the 15th Annual Together We Care event off in grand fashion. Five goals scored at least one goal leading Catholic Central to an 8-0 victory against Harrison Central via mercy rule in the fifth and final game of the event Saturday afternoon on Reno Saccoccia Field inside historic Harding Stadium. "They team played very well today," Catholic Central (8-5-1) head coach Jonathan Hoover said. "We were able to move the ball and get a lot of girls involved on the offensive end." Gigi Rook and Zélie Baillargeon each ...

White Sox beat Guardians 3-0 in Game 1 of ALDS

CLEVELAND (AP) — The Chicago White Sox used a major league-leading 11 bullpen games en route to their first postseason appearance since 2021. Manager Will Venable also went with that approach to win Game 1 of the AL Wild Card Series, starting a sweep at Houston. The formula ended up ...

Sayin, Smith lead No. 5 Ohio State past No. 14 Iowa

IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — Julian Sayin threw for 324 yards and three touchdowns, two to Jeremiah Smith, and No. 5 Ohio State beat No. 14 Iowa 31-14 on Saturday. Sayin was 20-of-27 passing, and his favorite target was Smith, the nation's top receiver. Smith had 11 catches for 206 yards, ...

WVU’s defense gashed in loss for second-straight week

MORGANTOWN — Defensive coordinator Zac Alley and West Virginia’s defense was in need of a bounce-back game. Oklahoma State gashed Alley’s defense for 609 yards. The defense was supposed to go back to the drawing board, and it didn't look like it improved at all against Iowa State. The Cyclones had 577 yards on the Mountaineers' defense. This was the second-straight game where Alley’s defense allowed 500-plus yards of offense and 45 points. WVU also allowed 29 first downs compared to Iowa State's 19. And it’s not like the Cyclones' offense was top-tier coming into the game. ...