For the Ohio softball team, success in the classroom is a requirement, not an option. Off the field, coach Jodi Hermanek makes sure her players are always on top of their game.
Three Bowl Championship Series schools came to The Convo this weekend for the Baymont Inn and Suites Invitational. One opponent left Athens with a peaceful night’s sleep while the other two were likely restless.
If the Bobcats were looking for a miracle Sunday night, they found it between the posts in Mattie Liston. But even her outstanding play could not give Ohio the victory.
Win No. 100 in Frank Solich’s coaching career came 13 years after his first victory, but costly mistakes in Saturday night’s 30-3 win against Gardner-Webb might have caused him to age another 13 years.
With back-to-back blowout road wins to start the season, the Alexander Spartans are showing why it’s dangerous to wear white after Labor Day.
Bricks are a tradition in Athens. They are a curse in basketball.
The Trimble Tomcats (1-2) notched their first win of the season Friday, escaping 18-14 against South Gallia (2-1).
The Nelsonville-York Buckeyes displayed a balanced offensive attack en route to a convincing 57-0 non-conference win in their home opener against the Berne Union Rockets Friday night.
After facing the Bobcats this weekend, the American Eagles have officially lost their style.
In a backward game at Peden Stadium, the ’Cats beat the ’Dogs, the visiting quarterback threw nearly half of his completions to the wrong team, and in the end, Gardner got hosed.
The Trimble Tomcats (1-2) notched their first win of the season Friday, escaping with a less-than-pretty win against South Gallia High School (2-1) on their home turf by a score of 18-14.
Preparation led to wins last weekend for local Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division teams. How a team prepares dictates how it executes its game plan.
After a summer without any team meets, it is once again time for Ohio distance runners to take to the trails.
By the fourth year of a coach’s tenure, he typically is finalizing a blueprint to reach the peak of success.
Ohio and Ohio State play their home games less than 90 minutes apart, making them neighbors — not friends.
The mission of Ohio Athletics is “to inspire, develop and support students in their pursuit of academic and athletic excellence.” The women’s golf team has already completed the first half of that goal.
After most players darted for the locker room following Tuesday’s practice, Phil Bates stayed behind to catch a few more passes in front of receivers coach Dwayne Dixon.
The Trimble High School football team is no stranger to its current standing. Last season, the Tomcats fell in their first two contests before winning seven of their final eight games en route to a 7-3 finish.
Editor’s Note: This is the first in a five-part series about Ohio Athletics personnel in their fourth years at Ohio University.
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