Baseball: Ohio picks up 7-2 win against Shawnee State
Ohio picked up its first midweek win of the season against Shawnee State on Tuesday night. Mitchel Hemmen picked up his first win of the year in relief for the Bobcats with a final score of 7-2.
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Ohio picked up its first midweek win of the season against Shawnee State on Tuesday night. Mitchel Hemmen picked up his first win of the year in relief for the Bobcats with a final score of 7-2.
Ohio will get another chance at a Tuesday night victory with a matchup against Shawnee State at Bob Wren Stadium. The Bobcats have been unable to win a single midweek game all season and are now presented with their best opportunity to do so versus an NAIA school.
Ohio will be faced with one of its biggest challenges all season this weekend when it heads to Bloomington, Indiana, to take on Indiana (27-11, 9-3 Big 10).
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