Mark Znidar comes to Press Pros Magazine after 33 ½ years at The Columbus Dispatch. From 1996 until September 2018, he staffed high school sports, Ohio colleges that included the Mid-American Conference, Ohio State’s upcoming opponents in football and Ohio State baseball. In the previous three seasons he covered the Columbus Clippers triple-A baseball team.
His other beats were Ohio State basketball (1985-88), Clippers (1985-86 and 1989-93), Cincinnati Bengals (1993-95) and NASCAR (1994-2008). He subbed on the Columbus Blue Jackets and Ohio State women’s basketball beats.
In March 2017, Znidar was inducted into the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association Hall of Fame.
Znidar was born in Cleveland and raised in Richmond Heights. He graduated from Cleveland St. Joseph High School and the University of Dayton. He also worked for The Atlantic City Press, Lake County News-Herald and Baltimore News-American.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio State won the opener of this huge, three-game series on Friday, 7-4. Michigan evened the series at one win apiece today with a 7-0 victory. Game 3 will be a nationally televised broadcast tomorrow (Sunday) at Noon on ESPN3. Ohio State, which had its five-game winning streak snapped, is now 13-8 on the season and Michigan is 14-7.
Ohio State sent national pitcher of the week Seth Lonsway to the mound for his typical Saturday start. The junior struck out 10, after striking out 17 Indiana Hoosiers last week, but gave up five hits and five walks that lead to four earned runs. He drops to 1-4 with the loss.
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Rutgers third baseman Chris Brito is off to a torrid start to the 2021 college baseball season for the Scarlet Knights.
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Chris Brito remembers the incessant clanging from the Thunder sticks, the nonstop fight songs, and the fans dancing to K-Pop songs. His first experience of professional baseball is vividly etched into his mind, and it came from watching his dad play professionally 7,000 miles from their Perth Amboy, N.J., home.
Although Tilson Briton spent two seasons in the majors playing for the Toronto Blue Jays and Oakland Athletics in 1996 and 1997 he never had the chance to bring his son to a game in America. Chris Brito, born in 1999, arrived in the world two years too late for that. After Tilson Brito’s stint in the majors ended, he played in the minors for a few years before deciding to play overseas. He bounce