With more than 400 student-athletes at Ohio, it can be complicated to remember every name and match them with the right sport. To not be completely thrown off in conversations about Bobcat sports, however, you should know about these 10 Bobcats:
Just more than a year after Bayern Munich lost the Champions League Final to FC Chelsea in penalty shootouts, the German Bundesliga champion returned to the final – this time against fellow German rival Borussia Dortmund.
The Bobcats earned their best finish at the Mid-American Conference Championships since 2011 this weekend, finishing ninth with 33.5 points.
While many students relaxed at home after the semester came to a close last Friday, the track and field team shifted their focus from academics to athletics, primarily the most important meet of the year: the Mid-American Conference Championships in Akron.
While many students will make the journey to Alden Library this weekend to study for the upcoming week of exams, Ohio will travel to Oxford to compete in the RedHawk Invitational.
Rome wasn’t built in one day, and after a year of setbacks and constant groundbreaking rescheduling, the multipurpose center hasn’t been either.
When Ohio State’s Michelle Thomas passed Ohio’s Juli Accurso in the 10,000-meter race at the All-Ohio Championships, Accurso looked at her for a second before deciding to turn the attention back on her watch. It wasn’t time yet to run faster.
At Pruitt Field, the only recent Mid-American Conference title banners sidelining the track are the ones of cross-country and field hockey — for Ohio’s track and field team, a banner hasn’t been added since 1994.
Ohio coach Clay Calkins stood on the track last week in hot, humid weather when he said he hoped for a good meet at the Jesse Owens Track Classic in Columbus.
After Ohio State traveled to Athens for the All-Ohio Championships last week, the Bobcats will return the favor Friday and Saturday as they take part in the renowned Jesse Owens Classic in Columbus.
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