Ohio swimming and diving added former North Dakota assistant swimming and diving coach Anthony Harris to the roster today.
Media members have high hopes for the Bobcats despite their losing many defensive starters and their top quarterback.
A former basketball standout for Ohio has signed to play professionally in Europe.
Former Ohio University professor and baseball historian Charles Alexander was a recent recipient of the Society for American Baseball Research's Henry Chadwick Award.
At the time of my last post, Michelle Jantsch was not able to comment on the experience of playing in France. After some time, she has gotten back to me and here is what she had to say.
Michelle Jantsch recently signed to play over in Europe. She is going to play for Toulon, a team that competes in France's National 1 League.
The 2011 recruiting class for Ohio volleyball added another member yesterday. Kelsey Nobilio will be joining the team this fall as a libero.
Ohio starting pitcher Seth Streich was named to the 2011 Mid-American Conference All-Academic Baseball Team Wednesday by the league.
Coach Calkins said that both girls, Annie Beecham and Kari Summers, had the potential to move on to the next round.
At the beginning of every school year, the Bobcats' baseball team holds open tryouts.
Seven-time MLB All-Star Al Oliver will speak in Walter Hall 135 today at a university-sponsored event. Oliver was a member of the 1971 World Champion Pirates team and a teammate of the late Roberto Clemente. Oliver was a lifetime .303 hitter and three-time Silver Slugger recipient. He is from Portsmouth, Ohio.
On where the team struggled: "We just didn’t stay consistent enough the whole season. We just weren’t quite god enough with our pitching, especially with our relievers. We weren’t quite good enough defensively and we didn’t hit the ball as well as we wanted to. We were just not quite there in all categories."
Seth Streich and Ethan Newton have been named MAC East pitcher and player of the week respectively after Ohio's series win over Miami this past weekend.
Awards seem to follow Jeremy Johnson wherever he goes.
This is the rubber match between Ohio and Miami. Ohio needs a win today along with two Bowling Green loses in order to qualify for the Mid-American Conference tournament.
Courtesy of Miami SID (sports information director) Jim Stephan, who, coincidentally, used to be the SID at Ohio, we now know the three scenarios in which the Bobcats technically could still make the MAC Tournament.
Pressure, like momentum, is one of those intangible sports terms that sometimes seems to exist only in sportswriters’ minds. But in the eighth inning of Friday’s game at Bob Wren Stadium, Ethan Newton must have been feeling some kind of stress.
On Tuesday, Ohio baseball coach Joe Carbone said the thing that he dislikes most about Miami is their mascot.
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