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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Following two successful years at the helm of the men’s basketball team, Chris Weakley has been hired as Pennsylvania Highlands Community College’s women’s basketball coach. Weakley will lead the women’s basketball program into its first season of competition in more than 25 years.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – Penn State men's basketball coach Mike Rhoades announced the signing of veteran guard Jay Rodgers ahead of the 2026-27 season. Rodgers, who spent the past four seasons at Central Connecticut State, comes to Happy Valley for his final year of eligibility. The 6-foot-3 Ohio na
Knicks head coach Mike Brown doesn’t think about the ramifications his team will face if they don’t make it to the NBA Finals this season — as owner James Dolan mandated in a rare media appearance on WFAN radio in early January. But the Knicks know the expectations are real, and Brown, after practic
Coach Álvaro Arbeloa said it was "obvious" that Eduardo Camavinga's red card was crucial in Real Madrid's Champions League quarterfinal elimination by Bayern Munich on Wednesday, while midfielder Jude Bellingham called the decision "a joke."
Frustration mounts for Columbus Blue Jackets fans as their team once again fails to make the playoffs. Jackets coach Rick Bowness wants culture change – but what else has to change?
Coach Vincent Kompany will not be present for Bayern’s semifinal first leg clash against PSG.
The Bayern coach spoke after eliminating Real Madrid
Frankfort senior Jeremy Phillips was voted Potomac Valley Conference Division 1 Player of the Year, and his coach Scott Slider is the league’s top coach as part of the All-PVC awards that were released this week. Phillips, a Frostburg State commit, was second in the state averaging 23.8 points per g
Led by junior Bibs Felton’s Player of the Year honor, Keyser swept the All-Potomac Valley Conference Division 1 awards released this week. Felton, a junior guard/forward, averaged 19.6 points per game in leading the Golden Tornado to an 18-4 finish. Keyser, making its third straight Class AAA state