SOCCER

Soccer: Ohio falls 1-0 to Kent State in MAC opener

By Matthew Butcher | Sep. 22

Final third woes dooms Ohio against Kent State

Soccer: Scout Murray is a leader of Ohio's offense

By Ben Wilk | Sep. 20

One of the biggest positives from Ohio’s season has been watching the improvement of sophomore Scout Murray from her true freshman season in 2022.

Soccer: Ohio wraps up non-conference play with a defeat against James Madison

By Ben Wilk | Sep. 10

Ohio soccer falls 1-0 against James Madison.

Soccer: Ohio falls 4-1 to Ohio State in Columbus

By Matthew Butcher | Sep. 8

Ohio falls to Ohio State 4-1 in Columbus.

Soccer: Ohio travels to Ohio State for penultimate non conference matchup

By Ben Wilk | Sep. 6

Ohio looks for power-five road win as its conference play approaches.

Soccer: Ohio and Northern Kentucky draw, heat wins

By Matthew Butcher | Sep. 4

Ohio draws 0-0 with Northern Kentucky on a hot day at Chessa Field.

Soccer: Ohio suffers first defeat to Marshall 1-0

By Ben Wilk | Sep. 2

Ohio’s second-half effort falls short in 1-0 loss to Marshall.

Soccer: Everything you need to know about Marshall

By Matthew Butcher | Aug. 30

What to know ahead of Ohio’s Thursday match against the Marshall Thundering Herd.

Soccer: Ohio draws with Navy to keep unbeaten streak alive

By Matthew Butcher | Aug. 28

Ohio soccer draws with Navy to keep unbeaten season alive through three games.

Unknown completion date for ACSD soccer fields

By Paige Fisher | May 30

Athens City School District Superintendent, Tom Gibbs, said the timeline for the finished soccer fields is unknown because the only thing done so far is basic groundwork. He added that the land still needs to be seeded and a fence needs to be installed.

Soccer: A look back on the 2022 season

By Dylan Pohovey | Nov. 9, 2022

Ohio earned the first place spot in pre-season voting, though came up short for the season.

West Elementary School school to be demolished, replaced with soccer fields

By Madalyn Blair | Nov. 2, 2022

“It's sad I won’t be able to come back and feel nostalgic about (West Elementary School’s) building,” Great Hibbard, a sophomore studying math and physics, wrote in an email.