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Fans react to Bowling Green's 100-yard kick return TD to start the season
The Bowling Green Falcons have started their 2024 football season in the best way imaginable:. A 100-yard, kick return touchdown. Running back Justin Pegues, who was previously at Tennessee Tech, caught the kickoff in the end zone and took 12 seconds to run it all the way to the other end of the field.
Football roundup: Lima Senior gets last-second win over Findlay
Aug. 31—Lima Senior (2-0) snapped its six-game losing streak to Findlay on Friday night with a 35-31 last-second victory thanks to Amari Addy who caught the game-winning touchdown with 14 seconds left. Addi finished the game with 4 catches for 55 yards. Isaiah Wilson caught seven balls for 141 yards and one touchdown. Quarterback JaNaius Hall went 25 of 49 for 319 yards and four touchdowns. It ...
High school football: Liberty Center pulls away from Napoleon
LIBERTY CENTER, Ohio — Waylon Rentz rushed for 177 yards and a pair of touchdowns to lead Liberty Center to a 31-6 victory Friday over Henry County rival Napoleon. The Tigers (2-0) blanked the Wildcats 25-0 in the second half. Garrison Kruse also scored two rushing touchdowns. Owen Espinoza went 11-of-25 for 171 yards and a touchdown for the Wildcats (1-1).
Women’s cross country: Bronze for the Orange and Brown in season opener.
The Bowling Green’s women’s cross-country team began their 2024 season on Friday at Akron’s Tommy Evans Invitational. Placing 3rd as a team, the Falcons were led by familiar faces in Graduate Student Kailee Perry (2nd overall) and Junior Kylee Cubbison (7th overall) and Junior Regina Rosa 19012 (27th). Sophomore Rachel Withrow followed up with a 37th-place finish and Madison Foster’s 40th-place finish rounded out scoring for the Falcons.
Bowling Green dominates Fostoria in convincing showing
Bowling Green handled Fostoria 49-6 in an impressive showing in Ohio high school football action on Aug. 30. The first quarter gave Bowling Green a 26-6 lead over Fostoria. Bowling Green roared to a 49-6 lead heading into the final quarter. Offense was nothing but a rumor in the second...
WATCH: Bowling Green takes opening kickoff back 100 yards for TD to open 2024 season in dazzling fashion
Bowling Green got its 2024 season started off with a considerable bang as Falcons running back Justin Pegues returned the opening kickoff of Bowling Green's Thursday night game against Fordham 100 yards for a touchdown. Pegues also set a school record for the longest kick return in program history in the process. Also of note is the fact that this was the first time Pegues touched the ball in a Bowling Green uniform after transferring in from Tennessee Tech.
Illinois volleyball kicks off the 2024-25 season on the road
CHAMPAIGN, IL (Chambana Today) – Illinois volleyball kicks off the season with the Best Western Invitational from August 30-31 at the Stroh Center in Bowling Green, Ohio. They play Cincinnati on Friday at 2 p.m. The second match is scheduled for Saturday at 5 p.m. This season, Illinois volleyball...
Cougars Volleyball Drop Season Opener at Bowling Green
Box Score The Chicago State volleyball team opened the 2024 season with a 3-0 loss (25-20, 25-18, 25-23) to Bowling Green Thursday night in both team's first match of the season in the first match of the Best Western Invitational hosted by the Falcons at the Stroh Center in Bowling Green, Ohio. The Cougars had chances in each of the three sets, trailing by just two (21-19) late in the first set, by five late in the second (22-17) and tied 22-22 in third.
After heat delay, Anthony Wayne outmans St. John's 34-0
A half-hour delay due to high field temperatures did not ruin Anthony Wayne’s night. Once the festivities got underway at Lyden Field, the Generals advanced, whether by land or air, turning the game into a 48-minute torture chamber for St. John’s Jesuit. Grant Kinnee threw for two touchdowns and ran for two, Braden Gardner caught two touchdown passes and ran for another, and Anthony Wayne rolled past the host Titans 34-0. “Braden and Grant get a lot of credit because they’re the two back there,” AW coach Andy Brungard said, “but we’re trying to be a well-balanced offense.”
Season opener blowout catapults Falcons to 1-0 start
BGSU football opened up its 2024 football season against the Fordham Rams in the first matchup ever between the two programs. The Falcons concluded last season with a final record of 7-6, while the Fordham Rams finished with a 6-5 record. This game was an offensive masterclass by the Falcons, dominating the Rams scoreboard.
Bowling Green Falcons 2024 Team Preview | The College Football Experience (Ep. 1739)
The College Football Experience (@TCEonSGPN) on the Sports Gambling Podcast Network continues its 134 college football team preview series with the Bowling Green Falcons 2024 Season Preview. Pick Dundee aka (@TheColbyD) & Alex Scheer (@ascheer90) the Host of MAC Sports Connection Podcast as the duo break down the 2024 Bowling Green Falcons offense, defense and special teams and key in on every game on the Bowling Green Falcons 2024 schedule. Is this the year Scot Loeffler and the Bowling Green Falcons win the MAC? What should the expectations be for Bowling Green Falcons fans heading into the new year?
BGSU men’s cross country: Falcons place 8th at Tommy Evans Invitational
It was a tough start to the season for BGSU men’s cross country. They landed in last place in today’s Tommy Evans Invitational in Norton, Ohio. The lead runners for Bowling Green were the two sophomores, Micah Bentley (47th) and Luke Woolard (74th). Bentley earned 37 points, while Woolard tallied 47.
The PaSean Way: Wimberly's impact substantial for BGSU football
BOWLING GREEN — “The PaSean Way” has become a way of life for Bowling Green State University’s football program. It shows just how much one player can impact an entire team. The rallying cry, named after BGSU senior running back and 2019 Whitmer High School graduate PaSean Wimberly, has been something that Falcons’ coach Scot Loeffler has used frequently with his team. What does it mean, according to the man himself? “I would say playing ‘The PaSean Way’ is basically having the grit and attitude on the field, giving your all, 100 percent, because that’s what I did to earn my scholarship a couple years ago,” Wimberly said. “I just gave it all, whether I was given a scout rep, a first-team rep, whatever it was.
Anthony Wayne pulls away from St. Ursula in matchup of volleyball powerhouses
In what served as an early measuring stick for two of the top volleyball programs in northwest Ohio, visiting Anthony Wayne knocked off St. Ursula 3-1 in an action-packed match Thursday. The Generals won the first set 27-25 and the second set 25-17 before St. Ursula took the third set 25-23. AW then pulled away late in the fourth set, taking it 25-14. Anthony Wayne remained undefeated (5-0) and avenged a loss to the Arrows early last season. St. Ursula, which reached the state final four last season, fell to 4-3 in the early going. AW junior sisters Leah Pike (middle hitter) and Mallory Pike (outside hitter) took control at different points. Leah had 17 kills and Mallory had 14. Sophomore hitter Charley Gardner, who had 11 kills, also chipped in at crucial moments.
Football Opens Season at Bowling Green
The Fordham University football team started their 2024 season against a formidable Bowling Green squad, falling 41-17. Senior running back Julius Loughridge led the offense with 112 rushing yards, while junior quarterback CJ Montes threw for 159 yards and a touchdown. The Rams struggled defensively, allowing a 100-yard opening kickoff return and a 27-3 halftime deficit. Although they improved in the second half, the Falcons maintained control, sealing the victory with a strong rushing game.
Falcons' Match at IU Indy Postponed; Will Resume Saturday Morning
The Bowling Green State University men's soccer team's match at Indiana University Indianapolis on Friday evening (Aug. 30) has been postponed. The match will be resumed on Saturday morning (Aug. 31) at 9:30 a.m. at Michael A. Carroll Stadium in Indianapolis. The Falcons took a 2-1 halftime lead on goals...
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