Sports Schedule Highlights National and College Actions
The listing details multiple games across basketball football and golf with dates times and networks. Notable men and women college basketball matchups include Penn State Wake Forest and Ohio State North Carolina among others while NBA NHL and golf events fill the evening with televised coverage across NBC Sports ESPN Fox Sports and The Golf Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBA LA
Cleveland State
Whk-Am
South Carolina
Massachusetts
CBS Sports
Green Bay
Xavier
Fox Sports
Florida A&m
Tennessee
SEC
Virginia
Purdue
ESPN2
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
ESPNU
Notre Dame
Maryland
Espn Wooster
Allegheny
Wokt-Fm
Texas Tech
DePaul
Jacksonville
Marquette
Wisconsin
North Carolina State
Wake Forest
Penn State
Ohio State
North Carolina
ESPN
Wenr-Am
Whbc-Am
Wakr-Am
Wier-Fm
California
San Francisco
CBS Sports Network
Utah State
San Jose State
Duquesne
Akron
Warf-Am
Duke
Big Ten
Clemson
Iowa
GOLF
PGA
Golf Channel
Australasia
AfrAsia Bank
Unclear sports schedule and standings items from multiple leagues
Fragmented OCR lists basketball and football games with times and teams Canton South Aquinas Lake Center Rootstown Lake Jackson Glen Oak Hiland Glendak Perry Copley Green Hoover Alliance Gentral Catholic Carrollton Dover Tuiway Northwest Malvern Sandy Valley Tuslaw Fairless Manchester Orrville Poland Cardinal Mooney Louisville Bowling Central Catholic Marlington Minerva standings for American Conference East West New England Buffalo NY Jets Miami Texans etc. Includes NFL results and NHL and NBA games with dates and scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton South
Aquinas
Lake Center
Rootstown
Lake
Jackson
Glen Oak
Mckinley
Hiland
Glendak Perry
Copley Green
Hoover Alliance
Gentral Catholic
Carrollton
Dover
Tuiway
Northwest Malvern
Sandy Valley
Tuslaw
Fairless
Manchester
Orrville
Swimming
Poland
Cardinal Mooney
Louisville
Central Catholic
Marlington
Minerva
New England
Buffalo
NY. Jets
Miami
South Wolt
Houston
Tennessee TS
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
North Wolt
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Oakland
Denver
LA Chargers
Dallas
Philadelphia
Washington
NY. Giants
New Orleans
Tampa Bay
Carolina
Atlanta
Green Bay
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
West Wolt
Seattle
San Francisco
Rams
Arizona
Sundsay
N.Y. Giants
Tennessee
N.Y. Jets
L.A. Chargers
Jets
Chargers
L.A. Rams
Giants
Ohio High School All-Ohio Football Teams Named
The Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association released Division I and II All-Ohio football teams chosen by a statewide panel. First team offense includes quarterbacks Mason Alberts and Aidan Longwell among others. defense features Dontrez Brown and Darryl Peterson III. numerous backs receivers linemen and special teams selections from Massillon to Hoban and DeSales across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association
Il! Al-Ohio
Tatewide
Mason Alberts
Whitehouse
Anthony Wayne
Aidan Longwell
Massillon
Washington
Connor Ashby
North Canton
Dimitri Mitsopoulos
Toledo
St. John’s
Cale Potts
DeSales
Nolan Barker
Cale Jones
Jake Burns
Akron
Hoban
Joe Svec
Avon
Gavin Gerhardt
Xenia
Kickers
Jake Seibert
Cincinnati
la Salle
Noah Murry
Warren Harding
Dontrez Brown
Fremont Ross
Darryl Peterson Ill
Vinny Sciury
Perry
Marco Tramiontano
Mayfield Heights
Mayfield
Ben Blevins
Daylan Long
Winton Woods
Damien Ollison II
Irs
Marshawn Mankins
Walnut Ridge
Melvin Tinsley
Whitehall
Yearling
Jakobe Crowell
Central Catholic
Bryce Boyer
Devin Hightower
Jack Grice
Wadsworth
Devin Hibbit
Bedford
Aidan Johnson
Amherst Steele
Inter Warner
Fairborn
Qian Magwood
Todd Bumiphis
St. Francis
Uke Murphy
Delonte Hall
Maple Heights
Mitchell
Shane Hamm
Trent Maddox
Lewis Center
Olentangy
Brayden Siler
Troy
Connor Kinnett
Harrison
Joe Lahas
Brecksville- Broadview Heights
Terrance Keyes Jr
Dion Cuniff
Sir Wyatt Gregory
Mount Vernon
Dom Loparo
Christian Gordon
Whitehall Yearling
Rashaun Broomfield
Whetstone
Charles Rosser
Cleveland
Jacob Lewis
Delaware
Olentang
Berlin
Jake Vidmiar
Hudson
Carter Fouty
Brandon Taylor
Lima
Cullen Woullard
Andrew
Bam" Booker
Nick Marsh
Avon Lake
Isaiah Kammer
Parma Heights
Valley Forge
Daniel Bucknavich
Grafton
Midview
Preston Hodlges
Clay Cunningham
Terrance Hollow
Benedictine
Dalton Norris
Oxford
Talawanda
Semaj Cross
eVonte Armstrong
Billy Guzzo
Zac Gill
Jaylen Johnson
Darren Taborn
Sidney
Alex Dragas
Madison
Jacob Paltani
Danny Zeh
Nikai Cameron
Whitehall-Yearling
Thomas Zsiros
St. Johns
Jake Coleman
Tae’Shauin Johnson
Ty Artis
Austin Bauer-Jones
West Carrollton
Joey Lance
Rice Small
Willoughby South
Jarmarius Dinkins
Patrick Peterson
Westerville South
David Rhodes
Uniontown Lake
Nick Chifield
Alliance
Ben Wyatt
Hoover
Collin McConahey
Nordonia
Josh Henderson
Wooster
Luke Kirin
Brecksville
Broadview Heights
Aiden Thompson
Riley Hill
Piqua
Jarrett Puckett
Harry Hebert
Deron Pulliam
Dublin
Scioto
Jerrell Lewis
Elijah Willis
Anderson
Luke Thiemiann
Blaine Riley
Canal Winchester
Nate Leskovac
Youngstown
Austintown Fitch
Brayden Taylor
Bobby Miller
Josh Vlasak
Jaymar Hargrove-Mundy
Ji Devonta Smith
Jeremy Janozzo
Andrew Wilson-Lamp
Brayden Fox
Akron Hoban
Kaveon Ross
Jacob Moorman
Paul
Hunter Allen
Connor Caretta
St. Charles
Ryan Cagle
Leyton Wheeldon
Kobe Crowell
Kendal Marshall
Demetrios Rousos
Sylvania Northview
Emarion Perkins
Braidyn Hartsee
Eman Alfred
Tony Calovini
Watkins Memorial
Mitchell Grubb
Jake Hill
Olentangy Berlin
Mitch Myers
Marion Harding
Cade Williams
Chillicothe
James Camden
Weston Smith
Jonathan Banks
Macedonia
Ryan Watkins
Barberton
Aaron Clark
Owen Faulkner
Pete Hrelec
Ryan Tiell
Tyler Toledo
Riely Weiss
Teays Valley
Colten Castle
Logan
Tucker Raskay
Matt Paull
Baron May
New Philadelphia
Jon Tomcufclk
Chagrin Falls
Kenston
Braden Woods
Franklin
J.T. Keith
Plain City
Jonathan Alder
Ryan Minor
Dayton
Chaminade Julienne
St. Barks
Jalan January
Hartley
Hamilton Badin
Nathan Ravine
Dover
Carl
PISTONS rout CAVALIERS as DETROIT tops CLEVELAND 127 94
DETROIT 127 CLEVELAND 94. Snell, Griffin, Drummond lead Pistons with 127 points to 94 for the Cavaliers. Sexton and Love pace Cleveland with double digit scoring while Detroit dominates rebounding and assists. Team totals show Detroit 51 of 94 shooting and 9 three pointers to Cleveland 8 of 27.
Canton South Edges Northwest In Tight High School Duel
Canton South defeated Northwest 61 to 59 as three Wildcats reached double figures. Brayden Brooks led with 19 points, Luke Hattery 16, and Tyler Karovic 11 while Kyle Luhring paced Northwest with 18 points. Daltons 65 Lake Center Christian 62 saw Jalen Wenger score 20 for Dalton.
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Canton South
Northwest
Wildcats
Brayden Brooks
Luke Hattery
Tyler Karovic
Kyle Luhring
Trey Militich
Nick Leeders
Indians
Dalton
Lake Center Christian
Adam Nowak
Tigers
Matt Starcher
Lake Center
Caleb Bower
Jalen Wenger
USA Today
Smith
Miletich
Woodruff
Hume
Luhring
Leaders
McClung
Karovic
Brooks
Hattery
Ickes
Blackmon
Moreland
Central Catholic and East Canton Boys Bowl, Claymont Women Fall
Central Catholic edges East Canton 1,921 to 2,134 in bowling with top performances from Witter and Helwig. Claymont dominates Massillon 2,152 to 1,571 as Milburn and Groach post solid scores. Northwest beats Canton South 61-59 in a tight basketball showdown. Dalton upends Lake Center 65-62 in a separate boys game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Catholic
East Canton
McDonald
Beadwell
Snyder
Stubblefield
Wacker
Ehret
Barbuto
Schilling
Compton
Gawlak
Parsons
Baker
Claymont
Massillon
Brady
Cecil
Cleveland
Look
Stahlman
Stokes
Milburn
Beckley
Gailbraith
Groach
Robin
Claymot
Witter
Wolfe
Townsend
Knepper
McKaiyn Helwig
Gillingham
McKenna Helwig
Stebbins
Varacky
A. Vargo
Colucy
Sieber
B. Vargo
Pistons Rout Cavaliers Behind Griffin and Drummond
Detroit defeated Cleveland 127-94 as Blake Griffin scored 24 points in 24 minutes and Andre Drummond added 17 points and 14 rebounds. The Pistons hit 10 first half threes to build a 57-38 lead, with Collin Sexton leading Cavaliers scoring at 22. Cavs coach Beilein pulled starters late in the third as Detroit pulled away, securing a second straight win after a prior victory over San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Griffin
Andre Drummond
Detroit Pistons
Cleveland Cavaliers
Griffin
Drummond
Detroit
Cleveland
Collin Sexton
Tristan Thompson
John Beilein
Cavaliers
Pistons
San Antonio
Svi Mykhailiuk
Langston Galloway
THE
Associated Press
College Basketball Scores From Notable Men's Games
East region results show American U 85 over UMBC 61 and Fairleigh Dickinson 78 over Quinnipiac 77. Iowa beat Syracuse 68 54. Lafayette down Saint Josephs 11 94. Northwestern defeated Boston College 82 64. Rider 89 over Bucknell 69. St Johns 79 over St Peter's 69. Midwest and Southwest results feature Cincinnati 82 over Vermont 73 and Baylor 78 over Md Eastern Shore 48. Weston columns summarize the day’s college scores across divisions.
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East American U
UMBC
Fairleigh Dickinson
Quinnipiac
Iowa
Syracuse
Lafayette
Saint Josephs
Northwestern
Boston College
Rider
Bucknell
St. John's
St. Peter's
South Appalachian
St. Andrews
Belmont
Lipscomb
Butler
Mississippi
Coppin
East Carolina
Gardner-Webb
Coker
George Mason
Jacksonville
Georgia St
Dartmouth
Louisville
Indiana
N. Kentucky
Miami
Ohio
Oakland
Lehigh
Bloomsburg
Missouri
Toledo
Sam Houston
Jarvis Christian
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New Jersey
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Boston
Florida
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Nashville
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Vancouver
San Jose
Colorado
Edmonton
Islanders
Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Rangers
Calgary
Blanton Jr
Trotwood-Madison
Richard Geib
London
Jake Skelly
Garrison Smith
Norwalk
Ben Souls
Tipp City
Tippecanoe
Anthony Parks
Mason Graney
Watterson
Gyle Bradshaw
Dresden
Tri-Valley
AJ Barnet
Aurora
Mason Henry
Kettering
Alter
Bangally Kamara
Akron East
David Tuttle
Steubenville
St. Backs
Bo Buttermore
Granville
Angelo Grose
Mansfield
Darrian Lewis
Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary
Cullen Gergye
Bay Village Bay
Brice Parks
Sammy Anderson
Owen Bebie
Rocky River
Terron Stewart
Sandusky
Donte Goosby
Columbus Centennial
Chase Frankhauser
Tiffin Columbian
Ben Everson
Zanesville
Miles Fleming
Luchene Davis
Centennial
Blake Peet
Geneva
John Sample
Independence
Nick Koerper
St. Jackson
Izzard
John Papash
Tyler Mintz
Connor Morgan
Lewis Feik
Patrick Murray
St Savion Washington
St. Vincent-St. Mary
Sam Davis
St. Kicker
Keaton Ziegenfuss
Chardon
Anthony Hawkins
Isaac Meeks
Wapakoneta
Gabe Phillips
Jason Goard
Jahiem Peake
St. Vincent St. Mary
Timmy Matty
Austin Kohl
Alec Maloney
Logan Vargo
Vincent Ferrante
Ben Borszcz
Bellbrook
Ty Howell
St. Marys Memorial
Gamari Peterson
Glenville
Nick Buttari
CJ Hicks Jr
Kattering
Jake Benning
Middletown
Fenwick
Brody Stallings
Loch Cloverleaf
Jared Icenhower
Arden Hall
Cameron Todd
Ronmel Robinson
Columbus South
Jacob Hoving
Jacob Doerge
Medina Buckeye
Delshawn Petrosky
Chaney
James Pettyjohn
Garret Proxmire
Marquess Cook
Buchtel
Brandon McDonald
Archbishop Alter
Anthony Sabatino
Alliance Marlington
Zach Walsh
Jeremiah Norman
Nate Trainer
Athens
Josh Hegemann
Donovan Laleunesse
Dayton Carroll
Trevian Davis
Cortez Huckleby
Mount Healthy
Nate Ginsburg
Millersburg
West Holmes
Chase Sudzina
Niles McKinley
Logan Morris
Thornville
Sheridan
Alex Luff
Ravenna
Josh Tait
Holy Name
Taylor Jordan
Marques Henry
Chaminade
Julienne
DeHan Franks
Eastmoor Academy
Vinny Damico
Keyshaun Davis
Jack Robinson
Dame-Cathedral Latin
St. John Amate
Charlie Taylor
Syquee Womack
Martaview Johnson
Deshawn Jones
Tyler Kestranek
Gavin Casella
Vandalia Butler
Gilbert Ansu
Brandon Lanier
Dalton Mayer
Washington C.H. Miami Trace
Jordan Rucker
Bishop Fenwick
Evan Gandee
Vincent Warren
Tony Munos
Marietta
Alex Green
Lexington
Cade McQuate
Ashland
Nic Pujolas
Hunting Valley University School
Johnny Nguyen Chardon
Cathedral Latin
St. Davis Burick
Brandon Albright
Peninsula Woodridge
Davis Boone
Sam Zemis
Jent Joseph
Nick Back
Caden Barr
Ryan Pool
Bellefontaine
Kaden Rogers
Hamilton Ross
Dylan Wogerman
Joey Reynolds
Thornville Sheridan
Ty Ruckel
Dalton Ford
Chillicothe Uniato
Their Grose
Jacob Dennison
Bryan Ward
Max Craig
Beloit West Branch
Kameron Fisher
Streetsboro
Seth Arrowood
St. Dre Stevens
Hamilton Township
Joe Welsh
Larry Martin
St. Julian Jackson
Clay Gunkelman
G- Moore
Jayden Carter
Drake Devore
Richie Hofus
Canfield
Ed Reely
Buckeye Valley
Michael Robinson
Bexley
Niko Kausky
Jacob Pagas
Mitchell Stokey
Tyler Carlson
Jack DePrie
Diego Neri
Cincinnati Northwest
Evan
David Mays
Niles
AJ Barner
Zech Jones
Alhaji Sidine
Beechcroft
Keaton Hall
Nolan Little
Lane Graham
West
Cameron Long
Noah McClintock
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Snell
Brown
Kennard
Doumthouya
Maker
Mortis
Wood
Rose
Frazier
Galloway
Mykhaliuk
Osman
Love
Thompson
Garland
Sexton
McKinnie
Nance Jr
Henson
Zizic
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Iente
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Aaron Self
Jerrod Habrun
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Sian Burt
Antial
INTER
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Bidlack
Malone
Dalessandro
Wenger
Riggenbach
Green
Miliek
Jaber
Sommers
Starcher
Bower
Nowak
Ebbett
Cavaliers Report
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