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HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER Parkersburg South 4, Capital 0 PS (4-0) 2 2 – 4 Capital (1-3) 0 0 – 0 Scoring PS: G. Silvis from M. Silvis 12th min PS: Mack Moles from Averee Cross 15th min PS: G. Silvis from Natalee Epperly 48th min PS: M. Moles from Berkley Elschlager 59th min Team Stats Corner kicks: South 9, Capital 0. Shots on Goal: South 16, Capital 3. Keeper saves: South (Alivia Goff 3); Capital (Eliza Clark 12) Next match: St. Albans at Parkersburg South, 6 p.m. Tuesday HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS Marietta 5, Vinton County 0 Singles Olivia Vessels (M) def. ...

Steelers drop preseason finale to Bills

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Buffalo Bills rookie head coach Joe Brady closed a perfect preseason with a come-from-behind victory and the opportunity to get Josh Allen's insights as a play-caller on the sideline. Now comes the next challenge for Brady, as the 36-year-old enters the season as ...

Gabriel, Green makes cases for Browns’ 3rd QB spot

CLEVELAND (AP) — Dillon Gabriel and Taylen Green are leaving Cleveland Browns coach Todd Monken with a difficult position on who will get the third quarterback spot on the 53-man roster. Gabriel threw three touchdown passes and Green directed a 98-yard touchdown drive to help the Browns ...

Schwesinger went from walk-on to Defensive ROTY

BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Carson Schwesinger walked on at UCLA, was passed up in the first round of the draft and ended up winning the AP NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year award with the Cleveland Browns in 2025. He's already being compared to Hall of Famer Luke Kuechly. "Every time you get ...

Lee shoots 62 in Tour Championship debut

ATLANTA (AP) — Min Woo Lee made his first trip to the Tour Championship a memorable one, playing bogey-free on a rain-softened East Lake for an 8-under 62 that matched his career low on the PGA Tour and gave him a two-shot lead Thursday. A pair of runner-up finishes this year, at Pebble ...

After being out four months, Alcaraz expects to be himself at U.S. Open

NEW YORK (AP) — After sitting out more than four months nursing an injured right wrist that caused him to miss the French Open and Wimbledon, Carlos Alcaraz didn't decide to return for the U.S. Open to be anything less than his Grand Slam-winning self. "You're going to see Carlitos playing the way he always has," Alcaraz said. The 23-year-old from Spain is set to play his first competitive singles match Monday since getting sidelined by the wrist injury in mid-April. He insists he has not changed anything about his mechanics and expressed confidence about physically feeling ...