Zach Verdea

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Zach Verdea

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – A group of former Youngstown State football players made their way back to town for the annual Red-White Spring Game, including current NFL players Jaleel McLaughlin and Bryce Oliver. McLaughlin is entering his third season with the Denver Broncos while Oliver is preparing for his second with the Tennessee Titans. Last season, McLaughlin registered career bests with 113 carries for 496 yards and three total touchdowns in 16 games.

1 week ago | wkbn.com | Zach Verdea

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Youngstown State football held its annual Red-White Spring Game with the offense coming out on top 34-18 on Saturday at Stambaugh Stadium. Watch the video above for highlights from today’s game and to hear from head coach Doug Phillips and quarterback Beau Brungard. The scoring began when former Niles star and sophomore running back Antuan Gardner plunged his way into the end zone. “You know, this spring, this a fun time.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Zach Verdea

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Youngstown State football held its annual Red-White Spring Game with the offense coming out on top 34-18 on Saturday at Stambaugh Stadium. Watch the video above for highlights from today’s game and to hear from head coach Doug Phillips and quarterback Beau Brungard. The scoring began when former Niles star and sophomore running back Antuan Gardner plunged his way into the end zone. AdvertisementAdvertisement“You know, this spring, this a fun time.

1 week ago | wkbn.com | Zach Verdea

MINERAL RIDGE, Ohio (WKBN) – If you ask Mineral Ridge senior Dominic Pappagallo, there’s always room for more improvement. “If you think you’re working hard, you can always work harder,” Pappagallo said. He strives for more even as a four-time state qualifier in cross country while also placing top 10 three times, earning All-Ohio honors each time. To cap it all off, Pappagallo broke the school record with a 15:43 5K in his final race at the OHSAA State Meet.

2 weeks ago | wkbn.com | Zach Verdea

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WKBN) – It didn’t exactly feel like baseball weather on Tuesday at Progressive Field for the Cleveland Guardians home opener, but that didn’t stop the fans from flooding the ballpark and the players on the field. “Layer up, you know, that’s all I got, layer up and try to keep the bats warm and the hands warm,” Guardians outfielder Lane Thomas said. “They’re going to be cold, we’re going to be cold, just go do it,” manager Stephen Vogt said.