Soccer: Bobcats lose finale in extra time
By Charlie Hatch | Oct. 31, 2014The Bobcat lost their final game of the year against the Golden Flashes on Thursday.
The Bobcat lost their final game of the year against the Golden Flashes on Thursday.
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Ohio will take on the MAC Championship this Saturday at Central Michigan. Both teams are expected, through coach Clay Calkins’ eyes, to at least finish top-five and maybe into the top-three.
Coach Neil Macmillan and the Bobcats will seek to make some second half adjustments and push up in the Mid-American Conference standings.
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.
Ohio is 11-0 in MAC play for the first time since 2006 when it went undefeated.
Ohio is set to kick off its 2014-15 campaign this weekend at Michigan State.
Ohio is on a bye week and will get time to gear up for the last three weeks of the season, where they will hope to finish with a non-losing record
Ohio is expected to finish fourth in the Mid-American Conference East Division, according to the conference’s 2014-15 preseason poll released Wednesday morning.
Kelly Lamberti has set new goals heading into the final few weeks of her Ohio career, which will continue Thursday in The Convo against Kent State.
Ohio will play its final game of the season Thursday at Chessa Field against Kent State
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