Women's Golf: 'Cats end season with 8th-place finish
By Kelsey Surmacz | Oct. 15, 2013After two intense days of competition, the Ohio women’s golf team produced an eighth-place finish in the two-day Rocket Classic.
After two intense days of competition, the Ohio women’s golf team produced an eighth-place finish in the two-day Rocket Classic.
The Ohio women’s golf team came out the gate strong during the first day of competition Monday at the Rocket Classic, as the Bobcats finished the day in sixth place on the leaderboard.
Need some justification to go to the Bahamas during the winter? The Mid-American Conference has the answer.
David Freese was the first man to touch home plate in Game 2 of the National League Championship Series on Saturday. He was an unearned run, getting to third base on a passed ball by Los Angeles Dodgers catcher A.J. Ellis and subsequently scoring on a fly-out by teammate John Jay.
Ohio coach Aaron Rodgers still hasn’t met one of his major season goals: his team playing a complete 90-minute game.
In Ohio’s postgame news conference, redshirt senior wide receiver Donte Foster was asked how to pick up fellow redshirt senior Travis Carrie.
Momentum has shifted in the Bobcats’ favor.
When it comes to the midway point in the Mid-American Conference season, it’s all about who can crank out results.
After suffering its first Mid-American Conference loss Thursday, Ohio responded with a balanced attack to defeat Eastern Michigan and remain tied for first place in the conference.
For better or worse, a team will have a game or a series during the course of a season that changes the course of the campaign.
The pomp and circumstance that accompanies Homecoming is merely white noise for the Ohio football team.
Grove City natives Keith and Chad Moore are related by blood, and they also share a similar story on the gridiron for Ohio. Both linebackers started their Bobcats careers as walk-on redshirts during their freshman seasons.
Perhaps what caught your eye at the Presidents Cup this past weekend was the infamous Stricker streaker or the absurd amount of rain that fell, causing delays from the first to the last day of competition.
The cliché that conference play is the beginning of a new season is one that is often overused by coaches.
Football is a common bond between father and son in the Schwarzel family.
Six weeks ago, Ohio was blown out by No. 8 Louisville in front of a national television audience.
Despite entering Thursday with a four-game winning streak, the Bobcats fell to Kent State in a match against a team that brought new challenges to Ohio.
Florida Atlantic coach Carl Pelini said he still shows game film of Landon Cohen to his players — a testament to the former Ohio defensive tackle’s athletic ability.
The Bobcats are looking to bounce back during their first road trip of the season after dropping a pair of games by one goal this past weekend against Liberty.