Track and Field: Ohio looks to continue momentum as it heads on road to Kentucky
By Cameron Fields | Apr. 6, 2017The Bobcats will travel to Kentucky this weekend to compete in the Hilltopper Relays.
The Bobcats will travel to Kentucky this weekend to compete in the Hilltopper Relays.
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