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Linsly defeats Blue Dons
August 24, 2010 By FRED YOUNCE Sports writer WEIRTON — Linsly spent most of Monday’s girls soccer game in Madonna’s half of the field, earning a 5-1 victory at the J.C. Williams Complex. more »»
Bucs’ financial records leaked
August 24, 2010 PITTSBURGH — Five Major League Baseball teams fell victim to the unauthorized release of previously confidential financial information on Monday, which left them scrambling to explain the complicate... more »»
Ohlendorf lasts two batters in defeat
August 24, 2010 PITTSBURGH — Just when Ross Ohlendorf thought he had turned the corner, he ran into another immovable object at PNC Park on Monday night. more »»
The Lineup
August 24, 2010 Today Golf Toronto, Harrison Central at Cadiz C.C, 3:30 p.m. Weir, Brooke, Oak Glen at Kings Creek, 3:30 p.m. Boys Soccer Edison at Carrollton, 5 p.m. John Marshall at Brooke, 5 p.m. more »»
Milledge, Tabata rip homers as Bucs snap five-game skid
August 23, 2010 PITTSBURGH — There were two known celebrations around the world on Sunday, and Pirates rookie Jose Tabata was at the root of both of them. more »»
Going back 36 inches
August 22, 2010 It’s only 36 inches, but they could have a drastic impact on the high school softball season. The pitching rubber is moving to 43 feet from 40 feet and that will have implications all over the fiel. more »»
Coaches have concerns about rule change
August 22, 2010 Long time softball coaches — Edison’s Spencer Bendle, Catholic Central’s Jim DiCarlo and Madonna’s Chris Conti — agree on many things when it comes to the softball pitching rubber being moved from... more »»
Baird injured in Bears’ soccer win
August 22, 2010 MIDDLEBOURNE — It took the Oak Glen girls just under 10 minutes to get their soccer season off to a good start Saturday afternoon, but even though the Golden Bears recorded a victory, it may have... more »»
Alvarez rising over speculation, expectations
August 22, 2010 PITTSBURGH — In spring training, the word on Pirates prospect Pedro Alvarez was that he was very much a work in progress at third base. more »»
West Virginia gets serious about sports concussions
August 22, 2010 CHARLESTON (AP) — New regulations designed to protect student athletes from sports-related concussions are expected to take the guesswork out of whether players should be required to sit out the res... more »»
Prep lineup
August 22, 2010 Monday Cross Country Barnesville, Union Local, Indian Creek, Shadyside at Harrison Central, 4:30 p.m. Golf Edison at Catholic Central, 3:30 p.m. Toronto at Buckeye Local, 3:30 p.m. more »»
Bucs clinch 18th straight losing season
August 21, 2010 PITTSBURGH – On an otherwise gorgeous night, what had been inevitable for months became a reality at PNC Park on Friday. more »»
Jones finally gets a break
August 21, 2010 PITTSBURGH — Ask Garrett Jones where is swing is at the moment, and his one-word answer sums it up for the last eight weeks pretty much. “Woo,” said Jones, whose batting average plunged from .292 to . more »»
FUS hires Leighty to build softball program
August 21, 2010 STEUBENVILLE — He is a 2005 Greater Cleveland Slow Pitch Softball Hall of Fame inductee, multiple winner of all-city and all-world selection in softball, a member of the all-decade team from... more »»
Red Devils lead golf tourney
August 21, 2010 CADIZ — St. Clairsville’s Zach Keylor holds a three-shot lead after the first round of the Buckeye 8 Golf Championship Friday at Cadiz Country Clu. more »»
Potters top Golden Bears
August 21, 2010 CHESTER — Oak Glen senior Matt Shenton was the medalist Friday with a 37 at Mountaineer Woodview Golf Course, but the East Liverpool golf team defeated the Golden Bears, 170-189. more »»
Bucs offense has another silent night
August 20, 2010 PITTSBURGH — The Pirates offense had been on an unscheduled vacation for several days, and one of the given reasons was the number of established pitchers that their predominately young line-up had... more »»
Taillon and Heredia join the Pirates
August 20, 2010 PITTSBURGH — New Pirates young gun Jameson Taillon comes from a family of academic scholars, so maybe it comes as no surprise that his 18-year-old brain works ahead of schedule. more »» |
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