YOUNGSTOWN — There’s an extra layer that comes once Horizon League play begins. The games have more significance for postseason hopes come March, plus there’s an added physicality and grittiness required against teams that have plenty of familiarity with one another. Youngstown State ...
Youngstown State junior quarterback Beau Brungard is one of three standout FCS quarterbacks to be invited to the Walter Payton Award ceremony on January 3 in Nashville, Tenn., as part of the Stats Perform FCS National Awards Show at the Woolworth Theatre. Joining Brungard in Nashville for the event will be North Dakota State senior quarterback Cole Payton and Western Carolina redshirt sophomore quarterback Taron Dickens. The trio have emerged from 30 finalists across 13 FCS conferences for the 39th annual Walter Payton Award, which is affectionately known as the Heisman of the FCS. ...
Youngstown State junior quarterback Beau Brungard was named the Missouri Valley Football Conference’s Offensive Player of the Year, the league announced on Monday. Brungard was one of four Penguins to garner first-team All-MVFC honors as he was joined by wide receiver Max Tomczak, defensive lineman Michael Wells and return specialist Ky “Flash” Wilson. Earning second-team accolades were offensive lineman Desmeal Leigh and punter Brendon Kilpatrick. YSU placed four individuals on the honorable-mention squad - running back Jaden Gilbert, defensive back Dayne Hodge, placekicker ...
YOUNGSTOWN — All season long, even through eight wins, Youngstown State has struggled to put together a full 60-minute game on both sides of the ball, especially on defense. On Saturday, it came back to bite the Penguins at the worst possible time. Yale completed an epic second-half ...
AKRON — On a day the outside shots weren’t falling at their usual clip, Youngstown State went to its strength in the post. Led by the forward duo of Sophia Gregory and Sarah Baker, the Penguins scored 50 points in the paint, while also dominating on the glass and at the free-throw line ...
YOUNGSTOWN — After spending most of the month of November on the road, Friday night’s return home to the friendly confines of Zidian Family Arena was welcomed with open arms by Youngstown State. The Penguins were coming off three straight tough road losses, before they finally had that ...
