Men's Basketball Closes Homestand Tomorrow Night vs. Northwestern |
The men's basketball team will close out its three-game homestand tomorrow night when the Buckeyes tip off against the Northwestern Wildcats at 6:30 p.m. Tomorrow's matchup against the Wildcats is one of only two remaining home games for Ohio State's 2024-25 campaign while three away games remain against UCLA (Feb. 23), USC (Feb. 26) and Indiana (March 8). Tickets to the Buckeyes' final two home games start as low as $10 so be sure to secure your seat at the Schottenstein Center before basketball season is over! |
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| Men's Hockey Breaks Out Brooms Against Badgers |
The No. 7 men's hockey team completed the weekend sweep of Wisconsin following a 4-2 win on Saturday. Goals by Patrick Guzzo, Max Montes and Damien Carfagna helped put Ohio State in the lead 3-2 with Davis Burnside sealing the win with an empty net goal. The Buckeyes' defense played a crucial role in securing the sweep blocking 16 shots in addition to goalie Kristoffer Eberly's 28 saves. With the wins, Ohio State improves to 20-8-2 overall and is now tied for second place in the Big Ten.
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Men's Lacrosse Extends Win Streak to Four |
The men's lacrosse team picked up its fourth-consecutive win on Saturday as the Buckeyes defeated Air Force by a 17-11 margin. Alex Marinier proved to be an unstoppable force for the Buckeyes, finishing the game with seven goals on eight shots. Ed Shean added to the Buckeyes' offensive attack with four goals and three assists. Ohio State shot a season-best .472, while also winning the ground ball battle 30-28. Goalie Caleb Fyock improved to 4-0 on the season with six saves on the day.
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| Women's Lacrosse Downs Louisville, Moves to 2-0 |
Despite cold and rainy weather conditions, the women's lacrosse team picked up its second big non-conference win of the season defeating Louisville, 9-6. Kate Tyack (4) and Maddy Paz (2) sparked the Ohio State offense as the two Buckeyes to find the back of the net multiple times. A strong performance from goalie Jocelyn Torres, who recorded seven saves, in addition to a three-goal run late in the fourth quarter, helped the Buckeyes put the game out of reach.
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No. 17 Women's Tennis Tops No. 14 Duke |
The women's tennis team improved to 5-1 on the season after a hard fought 4-3 victory on the road at No. 14 Duke. The singles lineup picked up Ohio State's four points with wins from Teah Chavez, Nao Nishino, Sydni Ratliff and Audrey Spencer who rallied from a set down to secure the team victory in a third set tiebreaker. Despite not capturing the doubles point, the Buckeye duo of Luciana Perry and Teah Chavez posted an upset over Duke's No. 11-ranked doubles team.
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No. 15 Men's Volleyball Earns 3-1 Home Win Over Lindenwood |
The men's volleyball team picked up its second-consecutive MIVA match win on Saturday, defeating Lindenwood 3-1 (25-12, 26-24, 22-25, 25-19). Shane Wetzel led the Buckeyes with 15 kills in the match while Stanislaw Chacinski and Kyle Teune added 13 and 11, respectively. Setter Daniel Henwood Rodriguez recorded an impressive stat line and help facilitate the Ohio State offense with 45 assists and seven digs. |
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Ohio State to Host Big Ten Women's Swimming & Diving Championships this Week |
The No. 14 women's swimming and diving team is set to compete in the Big Ten Championships this week, which are being hosted at the McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion. The four-day, seven-session event gets underway later today and concludes Saturday evening. Fans can learn more about tickets and the event schedule by visiting the championship homepage. |
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No. 8 Women's Basketball Defeats Iowa 86-78 in OT |
For the second-consecutive game, the women's basketball team found itself in a battle that needed extra time to decide a winner. The trio of Jaloni Cambridge (29), Cotie McMahon (25) and Kennedy Cambridge (16) helped guide the Buckeyes to an 86-78 victory over the Hawkeyes, but it was Ohio State's defense (11 steals, four blocks) that limited Iowa's offense to only four points during the overtime period. Up next, Ohio State will travel to Indiana to take on the Hoosiers on Thursday at 7 p.m. before returning home to the Schottenstein Center on Sunday for Senior Day against Purdue at noon. |
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Women's Swimming & Diving | 5 p.m. Big Ten Championships Session 1 |
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Women's Swimming & Diving | 10 a.m.
Big Ten Championships Session 2 |
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Women's Swimming & Diving | 5 p.m. Big Ten Championships Session 3 |
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Men's Basketball vs. Northwestern | 6:30 p.m. Fight for Literacy // Teacher & Faculty Appreciation |
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Women's Swimming & Diving | 10 a.m.
Big Ten Championships Session 4 |
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Women's Swimming & Diving | 5 p.m. Big Ten Championships Session 5 |
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No. 2 Women's Hockey vs. No. 11 St. Cloud State | 6 p.m. Ohio State Hair Clip Giveaway (first 100 fans) |
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Rifle vs. Nebraska | 9 a.m. |
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Women's Swimming & Diving | 10 a.m. Big Ten Championships Session 6 |
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Men's Lacrosse vs. No. 12 Virginia | 12 p.m. 614 Day // Pregame Buckeye Block Party (weather permitting) |
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No. 2 Women's Hockey vs. No. 11 St. Cloud State | 3 p.m. Senior Day (Pregame Senior Ceremony) |
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Women's Swimming & Diving | 5 p.m. Big Ten Championships Session 7 |
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No. 8 Women's Basketball vs. Purdue | 12 p.m.
Wear Scarlet // Senior Day (Pregame Senior Ceremony) |
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No. 17 Women's Tennis vs. No. 13 Oklahoma State | 12 p.m. Schedule Magnet Giveaway (first 150 fans) |
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