Field Hockey: 'Cats can't overcome nation's finest
No matter what happened in front of her this season, Ohio goalie Jen McGill kept the Bobcats in every game they played with her exceptional goaltending skills.
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No matter what happened in front of her this season, Ohio goalie Jen McGill kept the Bobcats in every game they played with her exceptional goaltending skills.
For all but 16 Division I field-hockey teams, the 2011 season is now finished.
There was plenty of joy to go around at Pruitt Field Saturday.
Eight days ago, Kent State ruined the Bobcats' bout for a perfect run through the Mid-American Conference and handed them their only conference loss of the season.
At this point last year, Miami ended Ohio’s season by knocking it out of the 2010 Mid-American Conference Tournament. In the 2011 event, tournament host Ohio will have the chance to return the favor.
The presence of ESPN in Athens was enough to get more Ohio football fans at Peden Stadium than usual, but it was not enough to keep them from committing their most infamous maneuver.
Everyone knows someone who has been affected by cancer. For those wanting to do something about it, an opportunity will be available this week at Pruitt Field during the Mid-American Conference field hockey tournament.
It took nearly the entire regular season, but the Ohio field hockey club finally lost a game to a Mid-American Conference team.
With Halloween weekend set to kick off here in Athens, the odds are probably good that most students are putting the final touches on costumes and not mentally preparing for games against Mid-American Conference foes.
Neil Macmillan’s field hockey team has two games left before beginning the Mid-American Conference tournament Nov. 4.
After two one-goal tangles with conference teams this weekend, coach Neil Macmillan said he might have gained a few gray hairs because of all the tension.
Life on the field hockey pitch has been frustrating for Cathryn Altdoerffer lately, but not too much.
Jen McGill is restless.
Two more teams came to Athens last weekend hoping to hand the Bobcats their first loss of Mid-American Conference play, and two more teams left town frustrated and empty-handed.
When Ohio played — and beat — Central Michigan a week ago, the matchup featured the top two teams in the Mid-American Conference. With Kent State visiting Athens today, the teams are different but the story is the same.
As has been the case with Ohio in every defeat so far this year, the loss to No. 17 Iowa yesterday resulted from neither an inefficient offense, ineffective defense or lackluster goaltending.
After Ohio extended its winning streak to four games with a 2-0 victory against Miami last weekend, coach Neil Macmillan already had his sights set on the team’s next opponent.
Though much has been said about Ohio’s defense this year, it would be hard to win games without an effective offense.
Following her team’s shutout win against Miami yesterday, Ohio’s Taylor Brown had ice on her left wrist.