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Listen to the Green & White Review, a weekly podcast featuring reporters from The Post's sports staff, for a comprehensive look at the week in Ohio Athletics — this week including a preview of Mid-American Conference postseason play for the Bobcats' wrestling and swimming and diving teams.
Ohio University junior diver Morgan Srail sits atop the five-meter diving board at the Ohio University Aquatic Center. Srail began her diving career late, but after getting over her nerves has become one of the best divers on the team. (Calvin Mattheis | For The Post)
It only takes seconds to perform a dive, but within the twists, bends and tucks, the precision of a maneuver is magnified significantly.
Teammates cheer on Rachel Stearns while she competes in the 100-yard breast stroke event during a swim meet against Xavier. Ohio won 127-74 Saturday. (CALVIN MATTHEIS | FOR THE POST)
After splitting its road trip to Xavier and Miami, Ohio will finish out its dual meet season with optimism riding high.
With four first place finishes this weekend, including a time of 55.64 in the 100-yard backstroke event against Miami, sophomore Addison Ferguson was awarded Women's Mid-American Conference Swimmer of the Week.
Ohio sophomore Ariel Hodges competes in the 200-yard breaststroke during Ohio’s meet against Bowling Green. Ohio lost to Bowling Green by a score of 155-138 Saturday. (EMILY HARGER | STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER)
After a doubleheader on Saturday, which was composed of dual meets against Iowa State and West Virginia, Ohio coach Derick Roe sat in his office slightly sweating and fatigued from the meets.
When the Bobcats compete against a trio of teams this weekend, there will be various emotions swirling inside the Aquatic Center, as it’s the final weekend of home competition this season.
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On a day in which Ohio had optimism of remaining undefeated in Mid-American Conference competition, Akron tainted the Bobcats’ once spotless record.
When the Bobcats visit the SPIRE Institute in Geneva this Saturday, the team will be testing unchartered waters.
Emily Harger | File Photo The Ohio University Women’s Swimming and Diving team cheers together before the start of their meet against University of Buffalo.
Hi, everyone.
Land or water, sand or concrete, home or away, the Bobcats just keep hurdling obstacles.
While I am extremely proud of the Ohio Swimming & Diving teams’ accomplishments during my 18+ year tenure, I cannot take credit for the league titles of my predecessor Scott Hammond, his staff and the incredibly talented teams of the late 1980s and 1990s. Those teams and staffs should be credited with seven of the 11 MAC Championships garnered by Ohio Swimming & Diving.
On Oct. 23, members of the Ohio University Swimming and Diving team met with Director of Athletics Jim Schaus to discuss their grievances with coach Greg Werner’s leadership.
Records are meant to be broken.
Solutions by The State News