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Ohio ended its dual meet season with a 177-120 win over Marshall. The Bobcats swam at home for the final time this season Friday night and honored their seniors before the meet.
After having lost at Buffalo last week by a score of 218-81, Ohio looked to bounce back against another MAC opponent in Ball State.
With the 2010s coming to a close, The Post wanted to take a step back and look at the 10 best teams, their respective achievements and what made them great. From near-Cinderella stories to program firsts, in no specific order, here are the 10 best teams from the last decade:
The Bobcats will head to Columbus on Thursday for its most important meet of the fall session at the Ohio State Invitational.
Sean Mondello didn’t finish where he wanted to in his final state wrestling tournament, and he knew that he wasn’t finished with wrestling after that.
Coach Joel Greenlee’s was straight to the point in expressing his confidence in the freshmen class.
Coach Mason Norman knew that going up against Akron, who’s the No. 19 team in the country, would be quite a challenge.
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Ohio lost 171-132 to rival Miami University on Saturday at the Aquatic Center, but first-year coach Mason Norman is still ecstatic about his team’s overall performance.
After numerous delays, the new Athens city pool opened Monday to crowds anxious to escape the blistering summer heat.
Mid-American Conference fans will have to watch their favorite teams a little differently beginning April 12.
Ohio has a new swim and dive coach.
Ohio swim and dive coach Rachel Komisarz-Baugh shouts instructions to swimmers during a meet against Bowling Green on Jan. 17. (FILE)
Head coach Rachel Komisarz-Baugh will not return to Ohio next season, the Ohio athletic department told The Post on Wednesday.
Eric Walker joins the show. Ohio finished seventh at home — not a good team result. But in a sport that is so individualized where you get one shot to qualify for the larger stage, how do we quantify that finish?
The Mid-American Conference Championships showed Ohio and the other teams how valuable depth can be to placing as high as possible in the standings.
Ohio had a one-point lead for sixth place over Toledo going into the final race of the Mid-American Conference Championships and, fittingly, the final race was a relay.
The last time Ohio hosted the MAC Championships meet, they won the whole thing. This year, nationally-ranked Akron will be a juggernaut to overcome. But the Bobcats still have record-setting and NCAA-qualifying aspirations.
The last time Ohio hosted the Mid-American Conference Championships was 2011. The Bobcats won the meet.
For the first time as a college athlete, junior Corrin Van Lanen was swimming the 100-yard backstroke. It's definitely not one of her favorite events and not one of her best.
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