Sports

• Dublin Coffman football's 1-5 slide puts playoff hopes in question entering Olentangy Orange week

  A 31-3 loss to Olentangy Liberty in the OCC-Central opener leaves the Rocks needing a win over Olentangy Orange on Oct. 2 to keep their playoff path realistic.

• Golf Heavyweights Commit to 50th Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village

  Dublin hotels are already booked for the June 1–7 event, which brings the deepest field in tournament history to Muirfield Village.

• Two major youth soccer tournaments are headed to Dublin in back-to-back weekends

  Darree Fields is the shared site, where nearby families, residents and businesses can expect activity Sept. 18–20 and Sept. 25–27.

• Jerome’s 10th Celtic Clash Invitational brings youth and high-school runners to Dublin

  Registration is closed, but spectators can watch racing from 3:30 to 10 p.m. Sept. 19, including high-school runs through rope-lit woods.

• Coffman, Scioto shut out in Sept. 11 road tests

  Both Dublin programs fell to 1-3, leaving the Rocks and Irish searching for footing after three defeats in their first four games.

• Former Ohio State QB Joe Bauserman takes over as SportsOhio plans major expansion

  He will oversee operations and maintenance at the 100-acre campus while helping shape its long-term direction for teams, families and recreation users.

• All Three Dublin Football Programs Sit at 1-2 as Early-Season Struggles Test Community Patience

  Consecutive blowout losses have dropped Coffman to 1-2, matching Jerome and Scioto in a three-week skid that has the community questioning all three programs' direction.

• Memorial Tournament elevated to PGA Tour's top-tier Championship Series beginning in 2028

  Dublin's flagship golf event will guarantee $20 million purses and fields of roughly 120 top players under the PGA Tour's new two-tier structure starting in 2028.

• Dublin High School Football Season Kicks Off This Week as Jerome Hosts Westerville South

  The Aug. 21 opener marks coach Mark Crabtree's second season leading Jerome and gives families a shared gathering just one day after Dublin students return to school.

• Dublin Jerome Golf Programs Dominate State Competition