Steve Doerschuk

1 week ago | cantonrep.com | Steve Doerschuk

Golfer pulls off rare feat at Lyons Den golf course. Course owner says he doesn't remember anything like it. Dr. Mark Tully pulled off a golf feat the likes of which a local course owner has never seen. Tully, retired from a Belden Village psychology practice, scored a hole-in-one Thursday, May 1 at Lyons Den in Canal Fulton. It came on the same No. 6 hole, on which he made a hole-in-one in his most recent round at Lyons Den, eight days earlier.

1 week ago | cantonrep.com | Steve Doerschuk

"Magic" of final four basketball in Canton probably was a one-time thing. OHSAA decides to move entire final four action to Dayton area in 2026It was fun while it lasted, but state semifinal basketball in Canton was a one-time thing. “I think it just goes down as one of those great couple of days in the history of the Field House, something I’ll always be ecstatic I got to be a part of and got to see,” Joe Bogdan said.

1 week ago | cantonrep.com | Steve Doerschuk

Super Bowl champs honored in new display at Pro Football Hall of Fame. Display features Nick Sirianni, Eagles head coach who played at Mount Union. CANTON — The Philadelphia Eagles are spotlighted in a new display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Current Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is a former Mount Union wide receiver who has risen to NFL stardom as head coach of two Eagles Super Bowl teams in the last three years. Philadelphia beat Kansas City 40-22 in Super Bowl 59 in February.

1 week ago | beaconjournal.com | Steve Doerschuk

Super Bowl champs honored in new display at Pro Football Hall of Fame. Display features Nick Sirianni, Eagles head coach who played at Mount Union. CANTON — The Philadelphia Eagles are spotlighted in a new display at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Current Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is a former Mount Union wide receiver who has risen to NFL stardom as head coach of two Eagles Super Bowl teams in the last three years. Philadelphia beat Kansas City 40-22 in Super Bowl 59 in February.

3 weeks ago | cantonrep.com | Steve Doerschuk

Intriguing points of consideration as to the Browns' No. 2 overall draft pick. Edge rushers have the brightest history among recent No. 2 picks. It seems terribly silly to suggest a team shouldn’t draft a future Hall of Famer because he isn’t a “scheme fit.”Perhaps it would have required scheme tweaking if the Browns, having already drafted edge rusher Myles Garrett at No. 1 overall in 2017, added edge rusher T.J. Watt with one of two additional first-round picks.