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Ohio man playing football in water bitten by shark at 'shark bite capital of the world'
A 21-year-old Ohio man was bitten by a shark at Florida's New Smyrna Beach on the Fourth of July while playing football in knee-deep water, according to Beach Safety Ocean Rescue Interim Director Tammy Malphurs. The shark bit him on the right foot. The man's injuries were not life-threatening, and...
New Ohio State quarterback does not hold back
The Ohio State Buckeyes have one of the most talented and experienced rosters in all of college football, and new Kansas State transfer quarterback Will Howard has made it very clear that the mission for the Buckeyes is to win the national championship, nothing less. During a recent interview, at...
Former Ohio State basketball player Musa Jallow's second career brings him back to OSU
The ball banked off the backboard, a pass from former Tiffin guard Devaughn Munson intended for his trailing teammate. Racing down the court a few steps behind, with an eye on the rim and an opening in his path, Musa Jallow seized the opportunity. Rising as former Dayton and Akron forward Xeyrius Williams looked on, Jallow grabbed the ball with two hands, soared through the air inside Ohio Dominican’s gym and slammed it home. ...
Fireworks, Crew game, parades: See pictures from across Columbus this Fourth of July
Did you miss out on central Ohio's Fourth of July celebrations Thursday? Or are you just looking to reminisce about Independence Day as you roll into the extended holiday weekend?. Lucky for you, Dispatch photographers were on hand to help you out. We've got photo galleries and videos from some...
Alabama Beats Out OSU For Top Ohio Recruit And Buckeyes Are Not Happy
Alabama landed four-star DE/LB Justin Hill out of Cincinnati on Wednesday. Hill, the No. 60 recruit in the 2025 class, is certainly a tough loss for the Buckeyes with him out of their backyard. OSU and Alabama, which have the top two classes in the country, have certainly been on...
Ohio State football team projected to grab five-star linebacker
The Ohio State football program has hit a few bumps in the road on the recruiting trail in the last week or so. They missed out on a key four-star recruit and a five-star receiver. Despite missing out on these prospects, the Buckeyes still have the best recruiting class in the country.
Ex-Ohio State women's basketball player named an All-Star for the second time
Former women's Ohio State basketball player Kelsey Mitchell was truly an all-time great Buckeye. When she was a freshman at Ohio State, she scored the second-most points of any freshman in NCAA history. She was a three-time winner of the Big Ten Player of the Year award. Mitchell was a...
Everything’s new this year at Mid-Ohio’s Honda Indy 200 race: The track, the tires — and the hybrid engines
LEXINGTON, Ohio — A new era of IndyCar will begin at the Honda Indy 200 at Mid-Ohio on Friday as teams adopt hybrid engines for the first time in the sport’s 30-year history. In a collaboration between the series’ two power unit suppliers, Honda and Chevrolet, a shakeup...
Where to bike 20, 30 or 50 miles around Columbus
See Central Ohio from a new perspective on one of these beginner-friendly bike trails.Why it matters: Columbus has been working to shake its car-centric reputation in recent years — and is well on its way, with hundreds of miles of greenways to explore.Cycling the news: We reached out to Johnny Robinson, owner of Johnny Velo Bikes in Clintonville, for a few route recommendations.He tells us a beginner should expect to ride at about a 10 mph pace, meaning every 20 miles will take about two hours, plus stops.🥧 20 miles: Hilliard's Weaver Park to Der DutchmanWhy we love it: An Amish...
Cardale Jones Sends Heartwarming Message To Ohio State Fans
Cardale Jones will always be a beloved figure among Ohio State football fans. Ten years ago, Jones was a relative unknown when he was pressed into action following J.T. Barrett's season-ending injury. The strong-armed quarterback wound up leading the Buckeyes to the Big Ten title and first national ...
What to know | 2024 OHSAA high school football season key dates
The 2024 high school football season kicks off next month. Three weeks of practice leads up to the start of the 10-week regular season. Here's a look at the Ohio High School Athletic Association's key dates for football, including when the state championship games will be played in Canton. 2024 Ohio high school football schedule at a...
Lima brings Round Net Tournament to Star Spangled Spectacular
LIMA, OHIO (WLIO) - New to the Star Spangled Spectacular was a round-net tournament. Round-net is a sport that is growing in popularity around the country, especially in the Midwest. The Lima tournament drew teams from Kentucky, Cincinnati, and Columbus. All skill levels were invited to play in the bowl at Faurot Park. If you are wondering how you play it, the rules are pretty simple.
Devontae Armstrong Has the Physical Makeup and Experience to Develop into a High-Level Guard for Ohio State
Better Know A Buckeye is our look at every member of Ohio State’s 2024 recruiting class and how they became Buckeyes as they prepare to begin their OSU careers this fall. Devontae Armstrong has watched Ohio State every fall with his twin brother, Deontae, ever since he can remember. After dominating on the gridiron with national powerhouse St. Edward High School in Lakewood, Ohio, Devontae (No. 29 interior offensive lineman, No. 444 overall) will look to do the same in Columbus, as the pair will continue to be part of the same football team, much like they have been all their lives.
Record number of fencers go for gold in Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Before the Olympic summer games kick off in Paris later this month, thousands of athletes from across the country are in Ohio competing for gold. And with more than 6,200 people participating in the USA Fencing Championships at the Greater Columbus Convention Center, organizers said it’s the largest event in the sport’s history and is expected to infuse about $7 million into the area’s economy.
Sights and Sounds: Many of Ohio's top prospects on display at Midwest Live
SANDUSKY, Ohio – It was a great celebration of high school boys basketball in Ohio and the surrounding states with the Midwest Live event held last weekend here at the Cedar Point Sports Center. There were 130 of the top high schools from Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, West Virginia and...
Vilade's 9th-inning fireworks give Mud Hens holiday win
COLUMBUS — With the Toledo Mud Hens down to their last out in the top of the ninth, Ryan Vilade changed the game with one swing. The left fielder’s grand slam gave the Mud Hens the lead with their first runs since the first inning, and a clean bottom of the ninth wrapped up a 5-3 Independence Day win over the Columbus Clippers at Huntington Park. America loved this one ???????????? https://t.co/2joEn5m2k6 pic.twitter.com/OWWEpvWn0T Toledo’s only other run also came with two outs as Parker Meadows led off the game with a walk in the first inning before stealing second. After two batters struck out, Dillon Dingler delivered an RBI single for the 1-0 lead.
Gather your team for the 7th annual Community Cup
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — A field day for adults! The Community Cup is a one-day athletic challenge open to companies of all sizes where co-workers compete together against other Central Ohio businesses. From a 5k race, to tug of war, and even cornhole, take part in meeting the community, then beating the community in various games. Ariana Tyler from the Greater Columbus Sports Commission shares how you and your colleagues can join forces and take the trophy. The festivities kick off September 13, 2024. For more information, head to their website.
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