Author: Noah Tong

While the Tokyo Olympics are capturing the headlines for Ohio’s—and the nation’s—prodigious superstars, there’s no shortage of up-and-comers earning attention in Cincinnati’s professional sports scene this season. 

There’s no shortage of Olympians with an Ohio connection. Between superstars and unknown phenoms, the Buckeye State can stake claim to many exciting athletes representing the Red, White and Blue in the Tokyo Olympics this summer. 

It’s still only June, but the Reds still have a lot to play for this season. The Cincinnati Reds are back in contention. Once plummeting down the NL Central standings quicker than a rock in the Ohio River, David Bell’s roster is changing the narrative—and quickly. 

Todd Frazier leads Team USA to the Olympics, high school teams are crowned state champions and Chad Johnson is boxing.

It seems the Tokyo Olympics will take place despite COVID-19 cases surging in Japan.

Joining the ranks of Paul Brown Stadium and Great American Ballpark, FC Cincinnati’s TQL Stadium is the latest installment of professional stadiums in Cincinnati.

Debate is still swirling around the Cincinnati Bengals and who they should select with the No. 5 pick in the 2021 NFL Draft.

TV availability has changed. Here’s how you can watch the Cincinnati Reds this season.

Why Ohio is at the heart of college basketball’s biggest dramas.

Xavier University is a dreaded “bubble team” ahead of the Big East Tournament this week.