Tyler Seggerman is a sports anchor for WTOL 11 and WKYC Studios, with a focus on local sports in the Toledo, Ohio area. He covers a wide range of sports stories, from high school athletics to college and professional sports, providing in-depth coverage and analysis for viewers.
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Joe Palka has been a fixture on local high school gridiron for decades. Now, he and sons Tyler and Jeb are coaching at a higher level for Adrian Bulldogs football.
The senior captain became the Panthers' first player to score 100 career goals on Wednesday night.
The Toledo-born pro golfer served as captain for the U.S. team in Gainesville, Virginia this past weekend. Her group of Americans defeated Europe 15.5 to 12.5.
By: Tyler Seggerman
The three-time All-MAC selection chose to play his final collegiate season at the University of Louisville. His 42 career home runs set a new Rockets record in 2024.
By: Troy Gingerich Wtol, Tyler Seggerman
Damien Harrington made the eye-popping interception in the first quarter against Bowsher on Thursday.
By: Tyler Seggerman
The program became the first high school in Ohio to wear the equipment as a team in a game last month.
The senior earned his third straight NCOSA Player of the Year and stands as the program's leader in career points with 198, while also kicking for the football team.
By: Tyler Seggerman
The Express baseball team competed against the softball and women's basketball teams, dressed up in their favorite costumes.
The sophomore scored a career-high four touchdowns — 2 receiving, 1 rushing and 1 interception return — in Eastwood's 41-0 opening round playoff victory.
Many high schools held ceremonies to honor the special moment for boys and girls planning to play in college.
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