Wrestling: Brotherly love motivates, betters Bobcat sibling duo on the mat
By Chad Lindskog | Mar. 5, 2012Bonds between teammates are often described as strong as that of brothers, but for some, the bond goes beyond a comparison.
Bonds between teammates are often described as strong as that of brothers, but for some, the bond goes beyond a comparison.
When Delaware scored in double overtime to beat Ohio in the quarterfinals of the American Collegiate Hockey Association national tournament Sunday, it ended a season full of heartbreak rather than joy for the Bobcats.
A hard-fought season came to a hard-fought end when Nelsonville-York was eliminated from the Ohio Division III District Basketball Tournament, losing to Lucasville Valley 61-40.
The Bobcats will take the field at Bob Wren Stadium for the first time this season when West Virginia State comes to town Tuesday.
Ohio had to stay an extra night in Oxford, but a win the following afternoon meant one less night in Cleveland.
Who would have thought a fight between a Hen and a Bobcat would last more than an hour?
Despite inconsistency in play and a record of only 2-3, the Ohio softball team wrapped up its fourth straight weekend of tournaments at the Georgia Bulldog Invitational on some high notes.
As a redshirt senior, Tenishia Benson had plenty of reasons to be nostalgic after Ohio’s win against Kent State in the final home game of the season Saturday.
The Bobcats will try to protect home court during their first-round Mid-American Conference tournament game. Follow all of the action here.
OXFORD, Ohio, -- With a pass to T.J. Hall in the first half of Saturday’s game, Ohio point guard D.J. Cooper became the school’s all-time leader in career assists, but the only record that mattered to him after the game was 24-7.
With a trip to Cleveland on the line, Ohio made the most of its last game in The Convo this season in a dominant win against Kent State.
After six months of practice, 40 contests, 2,415 minutes and 33 seconds of in-game action and the numerous cuts, scrapes, bruises, breaks and sprains that went with it all, the weekend the Ohio hockey team has been waiting for is finally here.
As good as the Bobcats have been at home this season, playing another game at The Convo is the last thing on the team’s mind heading into the regular-season finale at Miami.
After two weeks of rest and preparation, the Ohio wrestling team is ready to host and compete in the Mid-American Conference Championships on Sunday in The Convo.
The Flashes have already dealt the Bobcats one blow this season, but Ohio is hoping lightning doesn’t strike twice.
Many banners hang from the rafters above The Convo floor, listing names such as Trent and Snyder as well as championship years. But one important name is missing.
The Bobcats will try to get back in the win column this weekend after being swept by Middle Tennessee State last weekend.
As competition continues to intensify for the Bobcats, coach Jodi Hermanek is optimistic that her team is ready to compete with the best of the best in this weekend’s University of Georgia Tournament.
Ohio arrived at Kent State on Tuesday, but its offense never showed up.