Track and Field: 'Cats prepare for Columbus competition
By Wynston Wilcox | Apr. 16, 2014It’s the weekend and that means more track and field.
It’s the weekend and that means more track and field.
After finishing three straight tournaments within the top 10, Ohio looks to work on and fine-tune its game in the the final weekend of competition before the Mid-American Conference Tournament.
Mitch Longo has proven to be a hidden gem on and off the field for Ohio.
Coach Rob Smith never wants to see another spring like the one in 2014.
The National Hockey League postseason begins on Wednesday, which will mark the first year the playoffs will be affected by realignment.
If you were to search freshman Jake Williams’ profile on Ohio Athletics’ website, little would be found.
When he’s not in The Convo or the weight room, Deane Webb can be found hunting in the woods.
The struggles for Ohio will keep lingering over the team until it is able to start a week with an early victory before beginning another weekend series on the road.
For the third straight weekend, Ohio finished in the top ten teams of a tournament.
Since the second game of a doubleheader on March 9, Ohio has won one game.
A lot has changed in how America perceives its pastime, as there’s now a debate as to whether Major League Baseball is among the top three most popular sports in the United States.
After a string of high-scoring games in the second half of last season, many fans who watched Saturday’s Green and White game at Peden Stadium were looking for some signs of promise that they would see a more competitive defense out on the field next fall.
Ohio got its brooms out as it swept Toledo and Bowling Green this weekend to take a commanding lead atop the Mid-American Conference.
After hosting its first meet of the season last weekend, Ohio will hit the road again to participate in the All-Ohio Championships in Cincinnati this weekend.
After a month-long hiatus filled with rainfall and swamp-like conditions at Athens Country Club, the Bobcats will tee off at the NYX Hoosier Invitational in Bloomington, Ind., and search to gather momentum for the final three weeks of the season.
Series losses have been common for Ohio.
Temperatures in Athens have been on the rise during the past couple of weeks, leaving many around campus unable to get summer off their minds.
After getting shut out in the first game of a doubleheader against Ohio State on Wednesday, the Bobcats looked to be cruising to a game two victory, but could never land the knockout blow.
Editor’s note: This is the third and final article in a three-part series exploring the balance Ohio student-athletes strike between their academics, athletics and extracurricular activities.