BRISTOLVILLE — A flurry of goals around the midway point of the first half helped push Bristol in a Northeastern Athletic Conference contest on Tuesday, topping Pymatuning Valley, 5-2. After a pair of tough losses to even tougher teams, United and Kennedy, the Panthers have come out ...
YOUNGSTOWN — When Ryan Riemedio took over Youngstown State’s defensive coordinator job in January, he knew in the back of his mind what was awaiting him on Aug. 27. After 14 years strolling the sidelines in Mercyhurst’s green and blue colors at Saxon Stadium, Riemedio will find himself ...
BOYS GOLF The South Range boys golf team hosted an invitational tournament at the Youngstown Country Club on Wednesday. Tyler Guerrieri from Cardinal Mooney led all golfers with a score of 73. Guerrieri’s score helped lead Mooney (Mason McClure 79, Michael Kravec 85, Andrew Bushey 93, Christian Stamp 100) to first overall as a team with a score of 330. Canfield Black placed second, led by Danny Chaplow with a 74 and Columbiana took third place with an 80 from Trenton Hall. 19 teams competed in total. The top scorers from each team outside of the top three include: Andrew Wludgya 76 ...
At 20-years-old, Julian Hernandez is easily the youngest player on the Mahoning Valley Scrappers roster. Hernandez is also the only player on the Scrappers roster without any college baseball experience. Yet despite his youth, Hernandez came to the MLB Draft League with an impressive resume. A native of Venezuela, Hernandez and his family moved to Miami when he was 8-years-old. By then, he was already “totally in love” with baseball. He described the game as not only the national pastime of Venezuela, but “an obsession” throughout the entire country. Hernandez brought ...
NEW YORK — A day after parting ways with general manager Dana Brown, Houston Astros owner Jim Crane addressed the move and said manager Joe Espada will remain in the role for the remainder of the season. Before opening a three-game series against the Yankees on Tuesday, the Astros moved on ...
ATLANTA — LeBron James’ growing passion for golf now includes a partnership with the PGA Tour announced Tuesday that will bring a two-day tournament to Firestone Country Club in his hometown of Akron, Ohio, next summer to connect youth with aspiring professionals. The LeBron James Family Foundation Invitational will be played July 6-7 on the South course at Firestone, where the PGA Tour recently ended a 72-year run. The event is to include mentorship that connect students from James’ “I Promise” program with players who advanced through the tour’s Pathway to Progression ...
