Noah Weiskopf

1 month ago | newsbreak.com | Noah Weiskopf

Ohio State Athletic Director Ross Bjork visited The Lantern’s newsroom Thursday for a year-end interview with Sports Editor Noah Weiskopf. During the conversation, Bjork discussed the possibility of a new ice arena, changes coming to the basketball game-day experience at the Schottenstein Center, potential modifications to the college football calendar and much more.

2 months ago | newsbreak.com | Noah Weiskopf

ColumbusBy Noah Weiskopf,6 minutes agoFormer Santa Clara player Christoph Tilly scored a double-double against Pacific March 1. Tilly transferred to Ohio State Thursday. Credit: Courtesy of Santa Clara Athletics The Buckeyes are adding a much-needed player to their frontcourt. Seven-foot center Christoph Tilly — who spent his first three collegiate seasons at Santa Clara — is transferring to Ohio State, according to his Thursday Instagram post .

2 months ago | 247sports.com | Noah Weiskopf

Cleveland Browns quarterback Jameis Winston has agreed to terms on a new contract with the New York Giants. FOX Sports' Jordan Schultz was the first to report the two-year, $8M deal with a max value of $16M through incentives. Winston — who was on a one-year deal with the Browns — took over the starting job in the regular season following the injury to quarterback Deshaun Watson. In 2024, Winston tallied 2,121 passing yards, 13 touchdowns and 12 interceptions.

2 months ago | cleveland.com | Noah Weiskopf

WESTERVILLE, Ohio — Kirtland’s extraordinary playoff run has ended, just one step short of the state title game. In front of 4,000 fans — most of whom were from Monroe Central — the Hornets fell to the Seminoles, 58-54, Saturday in the OHSAA Division VI semifinal game at Otterbein University. It was the first time in 34 years that Kirtland reached final four. Hornets coach Shawn McGregor summed up their historic run in one word: magical.

Mar 9, 2025 | cleveland.com | Noah Weiskopf

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Devastation for St. Ignatius in Columbus. Upper Arlington ended the Wildcats’ hopes of winning their second consecutive OHSAA ice hockey state title, 5-2, behind four third-period goals Sunday at Nationwide Arena. The Wildcats — who were seeking their ninth state championship in school history — were never able to get it going offensively as the Bears captured their school’s first-ever state championship.