With two outs and the tying run on third base in the ninth inning, Ohio pitcher Seth Streich fell behind in the count 3-1. As he had done all game, Streich reared back and came up with the out he needed.
Trading pom-poms and megaphones for hoses and towels, the most spirited group of Bobcats added a glimmer of sunshine to an otherwise cloudy afternoon yesterday to give a final cheer for a fallen football player.
Outside of Halloween parties and Foot Locker stores, referees generally are not highly esteemed — sometimes for good reason. But before throwing (another) temper tantrum and/or beer at that TV you can’t afford to replace, take a moment to think about what you can expect from the men in stripes, navy blue or, in the NBA’s case, gray.
After mounting one magical comeback after another throughout the weekend, there were no rabbits left for the Bobcats to pull out of their hats in the deciding games Sunday afternoon.
Annie Beecham’s individual performances were not enough to elevate the Bobcats in the standings.
As she has numerous times before, Annie Beecham provided leadership in an
With only six Mid-American Conference games remaining on the schedule, the Bobcats are running out of time to solidify a postseason berth.
It should have been the proudest performance of Central Michigan pitcher Kari Seddon’s career.
Grant Balfour, Joaquin Benoit, Randy Choate, Brad Hawpe and Chad Qualls are not exactly household names for the casual baseball fan.
Grant Balfour, Joaquin Benoit, Randy Choate, Brad Hawpe and Chad Qualls are not exactly household names to the casual baseball fan.
Now that the big meet has arrived on the schedule, Ohio is able to put all of its focus on its strengths.
Running can offer people many things: a chance to exercise, a chance to escape reality, or a chance to find one’s identity. Sophomore Erica Toussant comes from a family where running is customary.
Just before the first pitch of Wednesday’s first-round tournament match-up, Miami starter Jessica Simpson was named Mid-American Conference Pitcher of the Year. Apparently the Bobcats didn’t get the memo.
Again and again, a chain gang of green-clad players emerged from the third-base dugout, engulfing Ohio’s latest run in a sea of high fives and head pats.
On the tail of a winning weekend against Toledo and Bowling Green, the Ohio softball team is headed into the Mid-American Conference Tournament as the top team in the East Division.
For Bobcats who find they spend more time in the dugout than on the field during games, there is hope.
The Bobcats continued their tradition of winning the Ohio Open this year.
After watching his team lose countless games in the final innings this season, Joe Carbone and his team finally felt the joy of stealing a win from their opponent.
Field hockey coach Neil Macmillan set several goals for the Bobcats this spring. One goal the players can now check off is finishing a triathlon.
There was no liftoff in Toledo this weekend. Emily Wethington grounded more Rockets than NASA.
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