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Toledo Beats Wheeling for Only Time All Season

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TOLEDO – The Wheeling Nailers wrapped up the road portion of their regular season schedule by facing the Toledo Walleye at Huntington Center on Friday night. Wheeling received goals from Mike Posma and Brayden Edwards, but the Walleye found the back of the net five times to keep their Central Division title hopes alive with a 5-2 home ice victory. Both teams turned on the red light once during the opening stanza. Toledo struck first at the 1:05 mark, when Dylan Moulton settled the puck down between the hashmarks, then shoveled a shot up and into the top-left corner of the twine. ...

Nailers Look To Close Regular Season, Record 100 Points

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\Nailers Look To Close Regular Season, Record 100 Points WHEELING – Fans in Wheeling are eager for the 2026 Kelly Cup Playoffs to begin next weekend, but there is still one more week of regular season hockey remaining in the ECHL. Last weekend, the Nailers clinched their first division title in 22 years by winning two of three games on the road against the Reading Royals. This week, Wheeling will look to put an exclamation point on the regular campaign with two final contests. The Nailers will visit the Toledo Walleye tonight, then host the Indy Fuel on Saturday night. DIVISION ...

Wheeling Central Rolls Past Madonna Softball

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NEW MANCHESTER — Sometimes, a team just seems to have a rival’s number. For the Madonna softball team, it certainly seems like Wheeling Central has theirs. The Maroon Knights defeated the Blue Dons for a second-straight meeting Thursday afternoon on the turf at the Oak Glen Field of Dreams Complex, 13-5. Wheeling Central also topped Madonna 6-0 last week in Wheeling. The two losses to the Knights are the first two of the season for Madonna after a 12-0 start to the season. Madonna was charged with four errors in the game and the Maroon Knights (11-7) drew six walks ...

Tiger Woods’ Lawyer Vows To Fight Subpoena For Prescription Records In DUI Case

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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Tiger Woods ' attorney intends to fight an attempt by prosecutors to subpoena the golfer's prescription drug records following his arrest last month in Florida on suspicion of driving under the influence. Attorney Doug Duncan said this week in a court filing that Woods has a constitutional right to privacy when it comes to his prescription medications. The attorney asked a judge overseeing the case in Martin County, Florida to hold a hearing to determine if the drug records are necessary for the criminal investigation. If the judge determines the drug records are ...