Ohio State gymnast Alec Yoder closed his collegiate career with a national title on the pommel horse at the NCAA Individual Championship on Saturday in Champaign, Ill.
It’s official, your 2019 Pommel Horse National Champion is Alec Yoder!!! #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/U64lQvh7mi
— Ohio State Men's Gym (@OhioStateMGYM) April 21, 2019
Yoder — a 5-9 senior from Indianapolis Northpoint Homeschool — is a four-time All-American and two-time Big Ten champion in the event. Read More
Ohio State men’s volleyball coach Pete Hanson announced his retirement on Thursday morning, bringing to end a historic career that spanned more than three decades in Columbus.
Pete Hanson is retiring after 35 years as the Ohio State men's volleyball head coach.
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— OSU Men's Volleyball (@OhioStateMVB) April 18, 2019
“Reflecting back on the 35 years spent as head coach at Ohio State I would be remiss if I did not say ‘thank Read More
Ohio State’s Olympic-sport student-athletes excelled in the second week of April, with a few programs taking down Big Ten powers. The Ohio State baseball team went 4-1 on the week, including two wins in a series victory against archrival Michigan, who features the toughest pitching staff in the Big Ten. Read More
Ohio State boasts a plethora of talented student-athletes and athletic teams, many of whom are historically quite successful. While the men’s tennis team is becoming a national power, the men’s golf and men’s volleyball team put together bounce-back efforts after undergoing tough stretches. A lot happened this past week across Read More
The most accomplished program at Ohio State, the synchronized swimming team, highlighted the week by winning national championship No. 32. The baseball team and men’s tennis teams got back on track with winning weeks, and the track and field team enjoyed a great start to the outdoor season, setting four Read More
The third-seeded Ohio State men’s hockey team ended its season quietly with a 2-0 loss to second-seed Denver in the NCAA West Regional semifinal at Scheels Arena in Fargo, North Dakota, on Friday.
Les Lancaster scored late in the second for the Pioneers (23-11-5), Colin Staub scored into an empty Read More
Named after athlete director Gene Smith, Ohio State announced Tuesday its installment of the Eugene D. Smith Leadership Institute, which will “provide leadership, character and career development” to best prepare the university’s 1,000-plus student-athletes for post-graduate life.
Comprised of three pillars — REAL LIFE, LIVE LIFE and LEADERSHIP — Read More
The Ohio State women’s swimming team broke school records, the women’s tennis team won its 11th straight contest and the softball team swept Indiana for the first time in four years. The men’s lacrosse team and men’s gymnastic team both enjoyed major comeback wins, and the men’s tennis team and Read More
Ohio State men’s hockey earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament for the third straight season and will see a familiar opponent.
The Buckeyes (20-10-5) will play Denver (22-11-5) in the West Regional semifinal at Scheels Arena in Fargo, N.D. on Friday (4 p.m., ESPNU). OSU is the third Read More
While some of the Olympic-sport seasons like baseball and softball are just ramping up, other Ohio State student-athletes are vying for conference and national championships. In a busy week where the Ohio State men’s tennis team suffered its first losses of the season, other teams and student-athletes donning scarlet and Read More
