With winter break coming to a close, Ohio State’s Olympic sports are back. A new team’s season, men’s volleyball kicked off over the weekend, while swim and dive returned to the pool, with the Buckeyes starting off the true winter season 3-0, including an impressive first match for a new Read More
Ohio State is off for winter break, so there were no Olympic sports played to recap. Instead, this week’s Olympic Sports Recap will feature a profile on Ohio State wrestler Kaleb Romero that ran in the Dec. 21 edition of Buckeye Sports Bulletin.
Losing was never part of the equation Read More
Ohio State has just one Olympic sports result this week, and with the women’s volleyball team still yet to name a replacement from former head coach Geoff Carlston, the focus of Olympic Sports Recap this week will be entirely on the women’s hockey team’s series against Princeton.
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With quite a few teams either already on winter break or entering winter break shortly, it was a sparsely populated week in Olympic sports at Ohio State. The wrestling team took a trip to Las Vegas for the Cliff Keen invitational, while the swimming and diving team was represented well Read More
Ohio State goes into it holiday break on a somewhat positive not although spirits would be better if the No. 7 Buckeyes had been able to sweep visiting Minnesota in the series Friday and Saturday.
Instead, OSU (10-4-2, 6-3-1-0 Big Ten) earned four of six points against the Golden Gophers Read More
Ohio State’s dynamic freshman duo of Kylie Murr and Jenaisya Moore earned All-Big Ten recognition for the excellence both displayed as first-year players.
Murr was named to the All-Big Ten Second Team and the conference’s All-Freshman team, where she was joined by Moore. Additionally, senior Bia Franklin received the Big Read More
The women’s hockey team is in line for a new home while the men’s hockey team will stay put with a reduced capacity at Value City Arena in the Jerome Schottenstein Center, Ohio State Athletics Department officials said Wednesday.
The men have long been the subject of a possible new Read More
Roughly five months after defecting from his home country of Cuba, Anthony Echemendia found himself in the United States.
One of the brightest young wrestlers the country had to offer, Echemendia wanted to the chance to hone his craft in America, not Cuba. To do so, he left in the Read More
Ohio State saw the last of the non-football fall sports come to an end this week, as the women’s volleyball team closed out an up-and-down season. All-in-all, it was a good week for the Buckeyes, who went 3-2, led by a big win for wrestling.
After a tough loss Read More
Maybe it’s time to consider a two-goalie system again. Or, maybe the Ohio State defensive play was so good in allowing one goal in two games to visiting Michigan State that it doesn’t matter which netminder plays.
Freshman Ryan Snowden in his second appearance and first college start came to Read More
