Hockey: Bobcats finish off West Virginia, take home first hardware
By Cameron Dunbar | Nov. 27, 2011Ohio's ultimate goal is to be holding a trophy in March, but picking up a couple pieces of hardware along the way is not bad, either.
Ohio's ultimate goal is to be holding a trophy in March, but picking up a couple pieces of hardware along the way is not bad, either.
LOUISVILLE, Ky — The Ohio basketball team is no stranger to knocking off giants from the Big East, and they almost did it again Friday night at No. 7 Louisville.
As the clock ticked down and the points added up in Ohio’s 65-37 win over Chicago State on Saturday, it became harder and harder to believe that the Bobcats fell to the Cougars in last season’s matchup.
Having clinched the MAC East outright with their win Tuesday over Miami, the Bobcats are guaranteed a bowl bid.
Erin Bailes probably would have been happy to skip halftime Wednesday and to keep playing for another 20 minutes. But at some point, someone might have had to call the Athens Fire Department if her shot did not cool off.
For two quarters, Miami looked as if it was the team fresh off a Mid-American Conference East Division title. But as the game wore deep into the second half, the true division champions would not be denied.
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — With Ohio in the divisional driver’s seat, Tyler Tettleton accelerated Ohio’s offense, Noah Keller applied the brake to Bowling Green’s attack, and Matt Keller proved to be Mr. Clutch.
Ohio will try to defeat the son of a legendary coach as first-year Lamar basketball coach Pat Knight leads the Cardinals into The Convo tonight.
Much like its European counterpart, the city of Geneva — in Ohio, that is — will be the neutral site of the Mid-American Conference volleyball tournament next weekend.
The last time Ohio played on ESPN, the team earned a share of the Mid-American Conference East Division lead. The next time the Bobcats take the national stage, they might claim the crown for good.
As the leaves lose color, final exams preoccupy students’ minds, and Thanksgiving nears, Ohio Athletics knows what it is thankful for.
Mid-American Conference teams are chasing Ohio and Northern Illinois, leading their respective divisions, entering the 12th week of college football.
No matter what happened in front of her this season, Ohio goalie Jen McGill kept the Bobcats in every game they played with her exceptional goaltending skills.
To stay or to go.
Two sound wins lifted Ohio to the No. 2 seed in the upcoming conference tournament.
Inconsistency reared its ugly head throughout Ohio’s 2010-11 campaign, and the new season began with more of the same.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. — After a decade without much to smile about when thinking of Central Michigan, the more experienced Bobcats took the “chip” off of their shoulders and put it back in their opponent’s mascot’s name.
Coach Willie Griffes summarized Ohio’s club-rugby team’s weekend as “a weekend where the ball did not bounce our way.”
Athens High School senior Josh Maxson said he wanted to do something this year that “people would remember.”