YOUNGSTOWN — For a half, it seemed like nothing would go Youngstown State’s way on Saturday. The 21st-ranked Penguins had some untimely penalties, an uncharacteristic turnover, several replay reviews that went against them, as well as the ball literally not bouncing their way on multiple ...
YOUNGSTOWN — Coming off the high of its road win at Grand Canyon on Friday, Youngstown State returned to the friendly confines of Zidian Family Arena for its home opener on Monday night. Despite a tight margin at halftime, the Penguins fought off a cold shooting start and pulled away from ...
YSU’s Jarrett to speak at Curbstone Riley Jarrett, the Youngstown State women’s volleyball head coach, will be the guest speaker at Monday’s luncheon meeting of The Curbstone Coaches at the Avion Banquet Center on Western Reserve Road in Beaver Township. The event begins at noon, and the public is welcome to attend. For those arriving early, the buffet lines will open at 11:45 a.m. Kernan named Thiel softball coach GREENVILLE, Pa. — A local softball coach is going back to college. Thiel College Director of Athletics Isaac Collins announced the hiring of Michael ...
YOUNGSTOWN — Walking off the field at the FargoDome on Saturday, Youngstown State knew it let a golden opportunity get away. The Penguins gave top-ranked North Dakota State its toughest test of the season, but three turnovers and special teams miscues cost YSU a chance at a monumental ...
During the week, Youngstown State head coach Doug Phillips reiterated the importance of minimizing mistakes if the Penguins were going to have a chance on the road at top-ranked North Dakota State. “You know what you’re going to get. They don’t make mistakes. They wait for you to make ...
YOUNGSTOWN — In addition to talent, money and resources, one of the primary contrasts between Division I college basketball and the lower divisions is the size difference on the floor. The Youngstown State women utilized their height and size advantage to great effect on Monday, as the ...
