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Trenton Tops Wheeling With Three Power Play Goals

TRENTON, N.J.-- The Trenton Ironhawks had their struggles on the power play to start the season, but on Friday night, it turned out to be one of the big keys to their victory. Trenton was successful on three of five trips to the man advantage, and that led to a 5-2 win over the Wheeling Nailers at CURE Insurance Arena. Ryan Pitoscia and Remy Parker were the two goal scorers for the Nailers, who saw their three-game point streak come to an end. The Ironhawks came into the contest with just one power play goal in their first six games, but they cashed in twice on the man advantage during ...

Ohio State Closes Strong To Beat Youngston State 89-65, Mobley Scores 25

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Andrija Jelavic scored a career-high 21 points and combined with Amare Bynum for a game-changing 13-0 run in the middle of the second half to propel Ohio State to an 89-65 win over Youngstown State on Friday night. John Mobley Jr., led the Buckeyes (1-1) with 25, on 7-of-9 shooting plus making all nine of his free throws. Bynum had 15 points, going 9 of 10 from the foul line. He started the run with two free throws with 10:20 to play. Jelavic followed with a 3-pointer, layup and jumper before Bynum scored twice at the rim, the last basket a dunk off a steal for ...

Texas Tech’s QB Change Adds Extra Element In WVU’s Preparation

MORGANTOWN — Texas Tech kept the college football offseason interesting. The Red Raiders bought talented Cincinnati quarterback Brendan Sorsby, but they didn’t realize the baggage he possessed. Sorsby had gambling issues and run-ins with the NCAA, where he eventually decided it’d be best if he didn’t play in 2026 and prepared for the 2027 NFL Draft. Texas Tech was out a quarterback, so it went back to junior Will Hammond. Hammond played in eight games in 2025, but had a rollercoaster season, battling with Behren Morton for the starting job. Hammond was injured, which kept him ...

Wheeling Central’s Season Closes With Tough Loss To St. Joseph Central

BECKLEY -- For 43 minutes, the Wheeling Central Catholic Maroon Knights boys' soccer team held firm to its game plan against top-seeded St. Joseph Central in the Class AA-A semifinal match in the West Virginia Secondary Schools Activities Commission state soccer championships. That changed ...