YSU

YSU
Jugenheimersets record
YOUNGSTOWN -- Junior Kim Jugenheimer set a school single-game record with four goals and nine points as the Youngstown State women's soccer team blanked Delaware State 17-0 Friday at Stambaugh Stadium.
YSU (1-3) snapped a 21-game losing streak, while Delaware dropped to 0-2.
The Penguins tallied 10 goals in the first half and seven more in the second to break the previous school record of 14 set last year.
Katie Bollinger and Jessica Yarter each had three goals for YSU, while Corey Cardone added two, with three assists.
Kara White, Hannah Lawther, Erin Moehle, Laura Mauer and Maddie Lawther had a goal apiece.
LOCAL
Phantoms winexhibition
DETROIT -- The Youngstown Phantoms Junior-A hockey club defeated the Dayton Gems, 3-2, Friday in the North American Hockey League Showcase Tournament at the Compuware Sports Arena.
Carson Strang picked up a first-period goal for the Phantoms, and Anthony Canzoneri and Brian Moore scored the other two Youngstown goals in the second period.
All three tallies for the winners came on the power play, and John Murray picked up the victory in the nets.
The 10-team NAHL Showcase Tournament continues today with Youngstown scheduled to face the Central States League All-Star Team at 12:30 p.m.
The three-day event will conclude on Sunday when the Phantoms square off against the Toledo Ice Diggers at 11 a.m. All contests this weekend are exhibition games.
REGION
Aeros win
ALTOONA, Pa. -- The Akron Aeros scored six runs in the first inning and withstood an Altoona rally to beat the Curve 11-6 Friday night, taking a 2-1 lead in their best-of-five Eastern League division series.
The Curve scored six runs in the fifth to get within 8-6. Aeros reliever Jose Vargas struck out Brett Roneberg and Jose Castillo to end the rally.
Vargas got the win after starter Kyle Denney gave up five runs over 4 1-3 innings.
Altoona starter John VanBenschoten failed to make it out of the first, allowing six runs on six hits.
Ryan Church's three-run double started Akron's scoring, and Victor Valencia added a two-run double later in the first. Tyler Minges homered for Akron in the fifth.
Cavaliersstaying home
CLEVELAND -- The Cleveland Cavaliers canceled plans to hold training camp at the University of Toledo after the NBA ruled that a scrimmage -- with fans paying $6 to $8 to see rookie LeBron James -- would have constituted a ninth preseason game.
"Without the open scrimmage event, the University of Toledo and the Cavaliers mutually decided that it did not remain practical for us to use Savage Hall for the four days of training camp," Cavs general manager Jim Paxson said.
Only eight exhibition games are allowed under league rules.
The scrimmage was to raise money for the university, and the team plans to make an unspecified donation, Paxson said.
Players with fewer than four years of experience will report to camp at Gund Arena on Sept. 30. Veterans report Oct. 3. The Cavaliers' preseason opener is a road game Oct. 7 against Detroit.
Blue Jacketssign Rohloff
COLUMBUS -- The Columbus Blue Jackets signed defenseman Todd Rohloff to a one-year contract on Friday.
Rohloff, 29, spent the past three seasons in the Washington Capitals organization. He has played in only 16 NHL games, tallying one assist and 14 penalty minutes.
A Miami of Ohio product, Rohloff had two goals and 10 assists in 64 games last season with Portland of the American Hockey League.
NATION
Simon payssausage fine
MILWAUKEE -- Chicago Cubs first baseman Randall Simon paid $432 to close a case in which he used his bat to hit a woman dressed as a sausage during a race at a Milwaukee Brewers game.
Simon has said he did not deliberately try to knock down the woman. She tumbled to the ground and got a few scrapes.
Staff/wire reports