All-American Conference seeking new members

February 8, 2016 at 12:00a.m.

The All-American Conference is looking for new members in all sports in middle school through high school.

Any interested school can send a letter of interest to Richard King at Howland High School at 8200 High Street in Warren. The AAC currently has 21 members.

Sportsman SuperShow coming to Niles

NILES

The Sportsman’s Fishing & Hunting SuperShow and Sale is coming to McMenamy’s Banquet Center on Route 422 in Niles.

The show, which runs March 4-6, features 120 exhibitors for fishing, hunting and camping enthusiasts. The first 100 kids walking through the door on Saturday and Sunday will get a free fishing rod courtesy of the Trumbull Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs when accompanied by an adult. There also will be demos, seminars, raffles and giveaways. Show hours are Friday from noon to 8 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For more information, call 330-544-8951.

Poland-Canfield tickets on sale this week

POLAND

Tickets will go on sale today for Friday’s boys basketball contest between Poland and Canfield.

Tickets can be purchased at the Poland High School athletic office today through Thursday from 8 a.m to 3:30 p.m. No tickets will be sold Friday as the school is closed.

Anyone wishing to use a Poland activity pass must go to the athletic office to receive a ticket. Activity passes will not be accepted at the door, but AAC league passes will be accepted. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. on Friday. Contact the athletic office at 330-757-7021.

YSU women golfers win dual match vs. CSU

ORLANDO, FLA.

The Youngstown State women’s golf team took out Cleveland State in a dual match, 331-340.

The Penguins’ Christina Cooper shared the match medalist honors with the Vikings’ Rayna Oosterhuis. Both shot a match-best 81.

Mia Barchetti was one stroke behind and Emily Rohanna, Courtney Shutt and Gabby Minor all shot 84 for YSU. The team returns to action on Feb. 14-15 at the All There Challenge hosted by Texas State in New Braunfels.

Bruins’ goalie OK after taking puck to throat

BOSTON

Boston Bruins prospect Malcolm Subban is in stable condition after fracturing his larynx during an American Hockey League game on Saturday.

The Bruins say in a statement on their website Sunday that the goalie was transported to Maine Medical Center and stayed there overnight after being struck in the throat with a puck during warmups before Providence’s game against the Portland Pirates.

Subban was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston on Sunday for further evaluation.

Subban, the younger brother of Montreal Canadiens star P.K. Subban, tweeted a photo of himself from the hospital Sunday night with the caption: “Thanks for all the support!”

The 22-year-old Subban is 14-8-5 with the Bruins’ AHL team this season.

NBA reviewing intentional foul rules

NEW YORK

The NBA is reviewing whether the act of jumping on a player’s back to intentionally foul him should be interpreted as a flagrant foul.

Boston Celtics coach Brad Stevens told reporters Sunday that a memo from the NBA said that act would now be ruled as a flagrant 1 foul. But a league spokesman says there has been no rule change, only that league officials are discussing how the play should be interpreted.

If it became a flagrant 1, the team that was fouled would keep possession after the two free throws.

“Telling a guy he can’t jump on someone’s back is not that big of a rule change,” Los Angeles Clippers coach Doc Rivers said.

Staff/wire report