2 months ago
GROVE CITY, Pa. (WKBN) - The WKBN viewing area is well represented on the Grove City College football team this Fall.
A total of eight local players are on the Wolverines' 2026 roster, and all of them are shown in the attached photograph.
Front row, left to right: senior safety Peyton Ahlquist (Canfield), senior safety Johnny Ruggles (Austintown Fitch), graduate student safety Ryan Montgomery (Slippery Rock) and senior linebacker Jase Herrick (Greenville).
Back row, left to right: junior wide receiver John Perry (Howland), freshman defensive end Jacob Coulter (Wilmington), senior offensive tackle Alex Winklevoss (Reynolds) and sophomore safety Ian Odille (Warren John F. Kennedy).
Grove City will kick off the 2026 regular season on September 5 against Cortland (N.Y.).
#safety #left
A total of eight local players are on the Wolverines' 2026 roster, and all of them are shown in the attached photograph.
Front row, left to right: senior safety Peyton Ahlquist (Canfield), senior safety Johnny Ruggles (Austintown Fitch), graduate student safety Ryan Montgomery (Slippery Rock) and senior linebacker Jase Herrick (Greenville).
Back row, left to right: junior wide receiver John Perry (Howland), freshman defensive end Jacob Coulter (Wilmington), senior offensive tackle Alex Winklevoss (Reynolds) and sophomore safety Ian Odille (Warren John F. Kennedy).
Grove City will kick off the 2026 regular season on September 5 against Cortland (N.Y.).
#safety #left
3 months ago
CORTLAND, Ohio (WKBN) - Lakeview hosts Springfield Friday night as the 2026 high school football season kicks off.
Springfield currently leads 13-10 in the third quarter as of the last update.
Asa Lantz connected with Trace Goyzueta to put the first points on the board for the Bulldogs for a 7-0 1st quarter lead.
Related stories:
Game updates: Hubbard vs. Brookfield high school football
High School Football – Week 1 Primer
#springfield #cortland #lakeview #Friday
Springfield currently leads 13-10 in the third quarter as of the last update.
Asa Lantz connected with Trace Goyzueta to put the first points on the board for the Bulldogs for a 7-0 1st quarter lead.
Related stories:
Game updates: Hubbard vs. Brookfield high school football
High School Football – Week 1 Primer
#springfield #cortland #lakeview #Friday
3 months ago
The Golden State Warriors have put together their teams through a variety of ways over the years, yet few approaches have proven as successful as the NBA draft. More than anything else, the most talented players to represent the Warriors have arrived in Golden State either by being selected directly in the annual draft or through trades executed on that same night.
The Golden State Warriors have taken many of their top stars through the draft, but have also landed a number of notable players over the years as well. From tiny colleges to blue blood programs, these alumni have contributed significantly to the team's roster over the years. So, we chose to take a closer look at which Dubs came from which schools over the years.
So without further ado, let's take a look at every player who has been drafted by the Warriors out of SUNY Cortland.
Draft year and position: 12th round (3rd pick, 98th overall), 1954 NBA Draft
Seasons at SUNY Cortland: unknown
#draft #suny
The Golden State Warriors have taken many of their top stars through the draft, but have also landed a number of notable players over the years as well. From tiny colleges to blue blood programs, these alumni have contributed significantly to the team's roster over the years. So, we chose to take a closer look at which Dubs came from which schools over the years.
So without further ado, let's take a look at every player who has been drafted by the Warriors out of SUNY Cortland.
Draft year and position: 12th round (3rd pick, 98th overall), 1954 NBA Draft
Seasons at SUNY Cortland: unknown
#draft #suny
3 months ago
Megan LaMont has been hired as the SUNY Oneonta softball coach, the school announced Friday, Aug. 14.
"SUNY Oneonta Athletics is excited to announce the addition of Megan LaMont as our Head Softball Coach," Athletic Director Ryan Hooper said in a media release. "Megan has a wealth of experience and success that she brings with her. She has a deep passion for the sport and a commitment to developing student-athletes on and off the field. She also has a strong connection with the SUNYAC, having coached within the conference for several years. We're confident that Coach LaMont will be a tremendous **** et for our programs and an outstanding representative of our athletic department."
LaMont joins Oneonta after serving as an **** istant coach at SUNY Cortland from 2023 to 2026. During her time at Cortland, she **** isted with practice planning, player development, recruiting, scouting, game preparation, fundraising, community engagement and team operations.
"I'm incredibly thankful for the opportunity to become the next head coach at SUNY Oneonta," LaMont said in the release. "This is a special opportunity, and I'm excited to get to know our student-athletes, build a strong team culture, and help them grow both on and off the field. I can't wait to get to campus, get to work, and be part of the Oneonta community."
LaMont earned her bachelor's degree in physical education from SUNY Cortland in December 2023 and is pursuing a master's degree in Recreation Management and Leisure Services, with an anticipated graduation in May.
#lamont #suny #softball
"SUNY Oneonta Athletics is excited to announce the addition of Megan LaMont as our Head Softball Coach," Athletic Director Ryan Hooper said in a media release. "Megan has a wealth of experience and success that she brings with her. She has a deep passion for the sport and a commitment to developing student-athletes on and off the field. She also has a strong connection with the SUNYAC, having coached within the conference for several years. We're confident that Coach LaMont will be a tremendous **** et for our programs and an outstanding representative of our athletic department."
LaMont joins Oneonta after serving as an **** istant coach at SUNY Cortland from 2023 to 2026. During her time at Cortland, she **** isted with practice planning, player development, recruiting, scouting, game preparation, fundraising, community engagement and team operations.
"I'm incredibly thankful for the opportunity to become the next head coach at SUNY Oneonta," LaMont said in the release. "This is a special opportunity, and I'm excited to get to know our student-athletes, build a strong team culture, and help them grow both on and off the field. I can't wait to get to campus, get to work, and be part of the Oneonta community."
LaMont earned her bachelor's degree in physical education from SUNY Cortland in December 2023 and is pursuing a master's degree in Recreation Management and Leisure Services, with an anticipated graduation in May.
#lamont #suny #softball
4 months ago
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The Department of Justice filed a proposed settlement Monday to resolve its claims against Willow Bridge Property Co., one of the country's largest apartment managers. The United States et al. v. RealPage et al. federal antitrust case alleges that Willow Bridge violated the Sherman Act, which prohibits unfair monopolies, with its use of RealPage's rent price-setting software.
The agreement, filed July 6 in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina, is part of the DOJ's ongoing enforcement against algorithmic coordination, use of competitively sensitive data and other anticompetitive practices in rental markets, per a Monday press release from the agency. The deal does not include financial penalties and must still get a judge's approval.
The lawsuit alleges that six landlords used RealPage's algorithmic pricing software to fix rents by illegally collecting and sharing confidential pricing information, enabling them to unfairly set prices in tandem rather than independently as competition laws require. Multifamily Dive reached out to Willow Bridge for comment but did not hear back by publication time.
The Justice Department and eight states filed the initial civil antitrust lawsuit against RealPage on Aug. 23, 2024, and amended their complaint on Jan. 7, 2025, to add Willow Bridge and five other apartment management companies as defendants: Greystar, LivCor, Camden Property Trust, Cushman & Wakefield and its subsidiary Pinnacle Property Management Services as well as Cortland Management.
The Department of Justice filed a proposed settlement Monday to resolve its claims against Willow Bridge Property Co., one of the country's largest apartment managers. The United States et al. v. RealPage et al. federal antitrust case alleges that Willow Bridge violated the Sherman Act, which prohibits unfair monopolies, with its use of RealPage's rent price-setting software.
The agreement, filed July 6 in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina, is part of the DOJ's ongoing enforcement against algorithmic coordination, use of competitively sensitive data and other anticompetitive practices in rental markets, per a Monday press release from the agency. The deal does not include financial penalties and must still get a judge's approval.
The lawsuit alleges that six landlords used RealPage's algorithmic pricing software to fix rents by illegally collecting and sharing confidential pricing information, enabling them to unfairly set prices in tandem rather than independently as competition laws require. Multifamily Dive reached out to Willow Bridge for comment but did not hear back by publication time.
The Justice Department and eight states filed the initial civil antitrust lawsuit against RealPage on Aug. 23, 2024, and amended their complaint on Jan. 7, 2025, to add Willow Bridge and five other apartment management companies as defendants: Greystar, LivCor, Camden Property Trust, Cushman & Wakefield and its subsidiary Pinnacle Property Management Services as well as Cortland Management.
