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St. Clairsville continues dominant run with another Buckeye 8 golf title

ST. CLAIRSVILLE – Webster’s Dictionary defines the word dynasty as a powerful group, family, or team that dominates a specific field for a long time. All of those describe the 2026 St. Clairsville boys’ golf team to a tee. The Red Devils once again flexed their muscles Tuesday on the ...

Prep Roundups

VOLLEYBALL RED RIDERS TOP CENTRAL WEIRTON — The Weir High volleyball team swept visiting Catholic Central on Tuesday night at home, 25-23, 25-20, 28-26. Liliana Ascencio tallied 30 assists, four digs and two aces, Ella Kaufman had 13 kills, 16 digsm four assists and two aces, Zoey Spencer recorded nine kills and nine digs, Gabby Sprouse had five kills, seven digs and a block and Alivia Macek finished with 14 digs. The Red Riders (2-3) visit Edison on Thursday. Central (2-3) hosts Big Red on Thursday. OAK GLEN SWEEPS UL BELMONT — The Oak Glen volleyball team swept to a ...

Columbiana tops Creek in debut of new turf

COLUMBIANA — It was a new beginning for the Columbiana soccer program on Tuesday at the Ward Athletic Complex. The Clipper girls soccer team played the first game on the new turf at the renovated stadium as the community gathered before the game to cut the ribbon on what the school ...

Steelers’ Porter is unsure he’ll play Week 1 without new deal

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Joey Porter Jr.'s balky back felt good enough to return to practice for the Pittsburgh Steelers on Tuesday. At the moment, his health appears to be the least of his concerns. The fourth-year cornerback didn't commit to playing in Pittsburgh's season opener against ...

Pirates survive wild finish for win over Giants

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Brandon Lowe scored from third when San Francisco third baseman Oseilvis Basabe short-hopped a throw to first with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning, and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Giants 13-12 on Tuesday night. Lowe led off the ninth against Carson Seymour ...

Clemson coach calls NFL players returning to college football ’embarrassing’ for the sport

CLEMSON, S.C. (AP) — Clemson's Dabo Swinney joined the list of football coaches bashing the possibility of former pros being allowed to return to play in college this season, calling it a "joke" and "embarrassing" as he prepares to play the team at the center of the controversy. "I just think it's embarrassing where we're at in college football — and we've been there for a while, so," Swinney said ahead of Clemson's season opener at No. 11 LSU on Saturday night. Former Cleveland Browns tight end Dae'Quan Wright began practicing this week at LSU under first-year head coach Lane ...