Baseball Sweeps Doubleheader to Secure Series Over No. 10 Oregon |
Head coach Justin Haire and the baseball team had a big day at Bill Davis Stadium on Saturday pulling off an impressive doubleheader sweep to secure the series win over the No. 10 Oregon Ducks. In game one, the Buckeyes battled back from an early 4-0 deficit behind a clutch two-RBI single by Matthew Graveline to give Ohio State an 11-10 lead in the eighth inning. Game two followed a similar storyline with the Buckeyes battling back-and-forth before Tyler Pettorini sent a high-fly ball 358 feet over the right field fence to drive in three runs and regain an 8-5 lead. Haire and the Buckeyes continue to impress against ranked opponents with three wins over top 15 opponents this season, having previously defeated No. 12 NC State in February.
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Countdown to the Spring Showcase Game |
The name “Spring Showcase” didn’t capture what this day really means. So we’re calling it what it’s always been: THE SPRING GAME. Because this is more than a practice — it’s a game day experience built for fans. Get ready to be back in Ohio Stadium on Saturday, April 12 at noon as Ryan Day welcomes Buckeye fans back to the 'Shoe to experience the same tradition, energy and action that you’d expect from an Ohio State Spring Game.
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Men's Tennis Completes Comeback Victories vs. Wolverines & Spartans |
Despite trailing 2-0 to open both matches, the No. 3 men's tennis team rallied for a pair of 4-3 comeback victories against Michigan State and No. 20 Michigan to remain atop the conference standings at 7-0. Alexander Bernard provided the late-match heroics for the Buckeyes against the Wolverines, bouncing back from a disappointing first set to clinch match point by winning the second and third sets 6-4 and 7-5, respectively. |
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| Women's Tennis Secures a Pair of Top 25 Wins |
The No. 11 women's tennis team wrapped up a successful weekend at the Ty Tucker Tennis Center, defeating both No. 24 UCLA and No. 14 USC by a 4-1 margin. In singles competition, No. 8-ranked Luciana Perry and No.111-ranked Sydni Ratliff picked up a pair of points over the weekend defeating their opponents in two sets with Perry's wins coming against top 80 ranked opponents. With the weekend sweep of west coast opponents, the Buckeyes improve to 7-1 in conference play.
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| Men's Lacrosse Outduels Rutgers, 13-11 |
The No. 3 men's lacrosse team returned to home turf over the weekend where the Buckeyes held off a pesky Rutgers team for a 13-11 conference win. Alex Marinier led Ohio State's offensive attack recording his seventh hat trick of the season while fellow senior Jack McKenna played his best game as a Buckeye, finishing the day with two goals and three assists. Goalie Caleb Fyock had yet another impressive performance in net recording a career-high 19 saves with eight coming in the final quarter.
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Women's Golf Dominates Clemson Invitational in Record-Breaking Fashion |
The No. 24 women's golf team took the Clemson Invitational by storm, securing the team title with a tournament and program record 54-hole score of 819 (-45). Additionally, Kary Hollenbaugh, the world No. 28-ranked amateur, claimed the individual title shooting a career-best 200 (-16). The Buckeyes shot under par in all three rounds, including a 16-under 272 in round three, tying the program’s lowest 18-hole round. |
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Jankovic Wins 400 IM Silver, Sets Program Record |
Tristan Jankovics had an impressive performance at the NCAA Championships, winning silver in the 400 IM with a time of 3:34.98, breaking his own Ohio State program record (3:35.51). His second-place finish earned him First Team All-America honors. Additionally, Tomas Navikonis secured Honorable Mention All-America status with a seventh-place finish in the 200 free consolation final. |
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Softball Powers through Indiana for a Saturday Doubleheader Sweep |
The No. 21 softball team extended its nation-leading home run total with a dominant doubleheader sweep of the Indiana Hoosiers. The Buckeyes took the first game by a final score of 7-1, fueled by home runs from Hadley Parisien, Taylor Cruse, Reagan Milliken and Sami Bewick along with a complete game two-hit performance in the circle by Lorin Boutte. In game two, Ohio State needed just five innings to seal a 12-4 run-rule win coming courtesy of a trio of home runs from Kami Kortokrax, Milliken and Kaitlyn Farley in the fifth inning. With a total of nine home runs on the weekend, the Scarlet and Gray now have an NCAA-leading 89 homers on the season with five Buckeyes having hit 10 or more.
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No. 18 Men's Volleyball vs. No. 15 Ball State | 7 p.m. |
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No. 3 Men's Tennis vs. UCLA | 6 p.m. |
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No. 14 Women's Rowing | 8 a.m.
vs. Indiana, SMU, Columbia |
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Women's Volleyball vs. Western Kentucky | 1:30 p.m. Spring Scrimmage |
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No. 18 Men's Volleyball vs. No. 14 Lewis | 5 p.m.
Senior Night |
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No. 3 Men's Tennis vs. USC | 12 p.m.
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