Football Returns to The 'Shoe Saturday for Annual Spring Game |
Don't miss your chance to get a look at the 2025 Ohio State football team when the Buckeyes return to The 'Shoe on Saturday for the program's annual Spring Game, presented by Union Home Mortgage. Fans will have the opportunity to see the Buckeyes' three quarterbacks, third-year Lincoln Kienholz, second-year Julian Sayin and true freshman Tavien St. Clair, in action. On defense, new coordinator Matt Patricia will take charge of a unit bolstered by 27 new Buckeyes and familiar faces in safety Caleb Downs and linebacker Sonny Styles.
Tickets for the Spring Game are still available, starting at just $10 for general admission with premium seating options also available. Be sure to upgrade your game day with your very own Buckeye Experience, exclusive opportunities including sideline passes, early stadium entry or a photo with the National Championship trophy.
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| Men's Volleyball Knocks Off Two Top 15 Opponents |
The men's volleyball team extended its win streak to three over the weekend after defeating No. 15 Ball State and No. 14 Lewis at the Covelli Center by 3-1 margins. Shane Wetzel and Stanislaw Chacinski led the way for the Buckeyes recording a total of 38 and 32 kills, respectively, while setter Daniel Henwood Rodriguez helped facilitate the offense with 55 assists against the Cardinals and another 41 against the Flyers. With the wins, Ohio State moves up to No. 15 in this week's AVCA Poll.
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| | Men's Tennis Sweeps Weekend vs. UCLA & USC |
After grinding through a pair of 4-3 wins on the road, the No. 3 men's tennis team returned to the Ty Tucker Tennis Center to notch a pair of 4-0 wins over UCLA and USC. The Buckeyes dominated doubles play with victories from the No. 89-ranked duo of Will Jansen and Aidan Kim as well as Alex Fuchs and Alexander Bernard. In singles play, No. 89 Jack Anthrop and Brandon Carpico picked up a singles point for the Buckeyes in each of this weekend's matches.
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Women's Tennis Picks Up a Pair of Road Wins |
The No. 10 women’s tennis team improved to 15-2 on the season and 9-1 in the Big Ten after securing a 4-0 victory over Northwestern on Friday and a 4-1 win over Illinois on Sunday. Audrey Spencer and Nao Nishino were key contributors for the Buckeyes winning their doubles matchups in both matches while No. 9-ranked Luciana Perry secured both of her singles points. Ohio State is back in action at home on Saturday for another Big Ten matchup against Penn State at noon.
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| Track & Field Wins Four Event Titles in Athens |
The track and field program had a strong showing at the Cherry Blossom Invitational with the Buckeyes picking up four wins across multiple events. On the men's side, Alex Kenish clinched victory in the 800m (1:52.39) while Colby Adams finished first in the 3000m (8:30.23). And for the Buckeye women, Zoee Lehman took home the win in the 1500m (4:30.74) in addition to Teodora Iovi's standout performance in the 5000m, finishing first and setting a personal best with a time of 16:39.39.
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Ohio State Honors 805 Scholar-Athletes |
The Department of Athletics celebrated its 805 scholar-athletes at the 2025 Scarlet and Graymies awards ceremony on Monday evening, recognizing excellence in academics, athletics and leadership. Cody Simon and Makenna Webster were named as the recipients of the prestigious Big Ten Medal of Honor for their outstanding athletic and academic achievements while other honorees, including Hayden Tobias, Megan O'Connor and Leah Sax, were awarded with postgraduate scholarships.
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Men's Lacrosse Set for B1G Showdown vs. No. 6 Maryland |
The No. 2 men's lacrosse team continued its winning ways defeating No. 17 Johns Hopkins by a score of 14-10 to extend its win streak to 11 games. The Buckeyes dominated the Blue Jays with three scoring runs of three or more goals while also holding them to just three goals in the first half. Alex Marinier led the way for the Scarlet and Gray with a career-high seven points, including six goals, while Garrett Haas added a hat trick of his own. Goalie Caleb Fyock continued his strong play between the pipes recording 15 saves, his fifth straight game with double digit saves.
The Buckeyes are back in action on Saturday for their final regular-season game at the Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium when they host No. 6 Maryland for a highly anticipated Big Ten matchup at 2 p.m. |
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Baseball vs. Kent State | 4 p.m.
Dollar Dog Night // Our Honor Defend Military Appreciation (VetTix) |
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Women's Lacrosse vs. No. 5 Johns Hopkins | 6 p.m.
Morgan's Message // Dog Day (Learn More) |
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Men's Golf | Buckeye Classic | All Day
Columbus Country Club |
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Baseball vs. Minnesota | 6 p.m. A Baseball Game Unlike Any Other (Masters Theme) // Family Friday |
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Men's Golf | Buckeye Classic | All Day
Columbus Country Club |
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No. 17 Women's Golf | Therese Hession Invitational | All Day The Ohio State University Golf Club - Scarlet Course |
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Football Spring Game | 12 p.m.
Ohio Stadium (More Info) |
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No. 10 Women's Tennis vs. Penn State | 12 p.m.
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No. 2 Men's Lacrosse vs. No. 6 Maryland | 2 p.m.
Wear Scarlet // Alumni Game |
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Baseball vs. Minnesota | 3 p.m.
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No. 17 Women's Golf | Therese Hession Invitational | All Day
The Ohio State University Golf Club - Scarlet Course |
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Baseball vs. Minnesota | 1 p.m.
Postgame Meet & Greet // Kids Run the Bases |
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Baseball vs. Wright State | 6 p.m.
Dollar Dog Night |
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