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Addison Ferguson had a strong day three for herself and Ohio. Even though Ohio remained in sixth, the team did exactly what was asked of them from coach Rachel Komisarz-Baugh: drop times and get more personal bests.
Ohio finished the second day of the Mid-American Conference Swimming and Diving Championships on Thursday.
Following an unfortunate series of injuries, Freshman Karissa Conner is the lone diver competing for the Bobcats swimming and diving team.
Ohio’s loss to Miami came with a silver lining, in the final meet of the regular season.
Rachel Komisarz- Baugh leads practice as swimmers practice their dives. Komisarz-Baugh is a former Olympic Gold and Silver Medalist and is the Bobcats' Swimming and Diving head coach.
Going through three coaches in three years can be hard for college athletes. Addison Ferguson, Haley Clark and Ariel Hodges all talked about how it has affected them and the team as swimmers and how they overcame the mental toughness.
The Bobcats lost a Mid-American Conference meet against Toledo this weekend.
The swimming team looks to use the same strategy it has been all season this weekend against Toledo.
The swimming team stayed in Athens for their winter training this year and looked to not only build upon their skills, but the relationships between each other as well.
Ohio’s struggles in the pool continued this past weekend, as the Bobcats finished in sixth place out of a field of seven at the H2Okie Invitational in Christiansburg, Virginia.
With the first of three days completed at the H2Okie Invitaional, Ohio showed signs of improvement from its previous meets starting in preliminaries, which took place at 10 a.m., to the finals, which took place at 6 p.m., on Thursday in Christiansburg, Virginia.
Despite losing three of its first four meets, Ohio is hoping to get its season on track with a three-day meet at Virginia Tech.
Ohio had a week off and will return to the pool against a strong Marshall team.
Rachel Komisarz-Baugh leads practice as swimmers practice their dives. Komisarz-Baugh is a former Olympic Gold and Silver Medalist and is the Bobcats' Swimming and Diving head coach.
Now under its third head coach in one year, Ohio Swimming and Diving turns to Rachel Komisarz-Baugh, whose success in the pool and as coach look to help restore the program.
The season is underway for Ohio, and the team will swim in two events this weekend, both within less than a day from each other.
Beginning the season with its third coach in a calendar year, Ohio had some first-meet jitters Saturday against Ohio State.
Under new Head Coach Rachel Komisarz-Baugh, Ohio Swimming and Diving begin a new season with a new mindset, and against a top level opponent. Ohio opens their season Saturday in Athens.
Transitioning to college life can present many challenges for new Ohio University students, but avoiding the ‘Freshman 15’ shouldn’t be one. Whether you like to walk, run, swim, skate or move in a plethora of different ways, OU has several facilities to meet your active desires:
Ohio swimming and diving writer Luke O’Roark sat down with new coach Rachel Komisarz-Baugh and talked with her about the 2004 Olympics and what she is hoping to bring to the Bobcats after a season filled with turmoil and spending the past five seasons as a coach at Louisville.
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