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Both sports have been played in Ohio for years, but recognition as an “emerging sport” means the girls and boys will be able to compete in the OHSAA state championship tournaments, according to OHSAA Director of Media Relations Tim Stried.
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Betting on sports could start in Ohio by January 1, 2023.
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They Changed the Game, created by local married artists Matthew and Ariana Broerman, uses illustrations and stories in profiles of legendary and somewhat unknown athletes who had significant impact on sports.
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The Cincinnati Bearcats are the first non-Power Five Conference team to make the College Football Playoff.
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The U.S. Men's National Soccer Team hosts Mexico once every four years in World Cup qualifying. It's one of the team's most important games, and it's happening in Cincinnati Friday.
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A delegation from international soccer's governing body, FIFA, and U.S. Soccer visited Cincinnati Friday, Oct. 22. They're vetting the city as a possible host site for the 2026 World Cup.
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Job one? Find a new head coach for the struggling MLS team.
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Cincinnati soccer star Rose Lavelle and the United States Women's National Soccer Team take on Paraguay Tuesday night in the second of four post-Olympic send-off matches for two-time FIFA World Player of the Year Carli Lloyd, who is retiring from professional soccer at the end of the 2021 NWSL season.
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The LPGA will return to Cincinnati in 2022 for a three-year partnership. The Queen City Championship will be played at Kenwood Country Club Sept. 5-11, 2022.
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Bishop Sycamore High School, the supposed school in Columbus, Ohio, is not recognized by the Ohio High School Athletic Association and the Department of Education lists no charter school with its name.