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Cowboys wrangle Ohio Hockey in weekend sweep
ATHENS, OH (WOUB) — After losing Friday night, Hockey Ohio looked to split the weekend with the Oklahoma State Cowboys on their Saturday night matchup. Just two minutes into the game the Cowboys made a statement that they would not let off the gas when Jack Budd broke away and scored sending Oklahoma State up 1-0. Later in the first period TJ Richy and Nick Mahy had to go serve time in the penalty box for Ohio, which let the Cowboys have a five on three power play. Jack Ziliotto quickly took advantage of the opportunity scoring a second goal while the Bobcats were left to look for an answer with 13:19 left in the period.
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Dover Blanks Athens 41-0 for Ninth Straight Win and a Regional Semifinal Berth
THE PLAINS — Dover did not just beat Athens on Friday night; the Crimson Tornadoes shut the Bulldogs out. Dover rolled to a 41-0 win at Athens in a Division III, Region 11 quarterfinal, a final confirmed on the scoreboards published by The Times-Reporter, The Columbus Dispatch, the Zanesville Times Recorder and High School On […]
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Ohio falls to Bellarmine 20-17 in Ohio Wrestling Showcase
ATHENS, OH (WOUB) — Wrestling returned to the Convocation Center for the Ohio Wrestling Showcase. The Bobcats open up competitive play with Bellarmine, while Ashland faces Indiana University in Indianapolis, and Wabash saw Baldwin Wallace. Ohio is coming off a Southeast Open appearance where only two Bobcats found the...
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Men’s Basketball: Ohio survives late push to win home opener
Ohio (2-0 overall) won the home opener against North Carolina A&T (1-1 overall) with a score of 80-70. A strong push from start to finish helped the Bobcats, but the Aggies made it close. However, A strong performance from redshirt senior forward Javon Simmons, freshman guard Ché Brogan and a rowdy home-opening crowd helped the Bobcats hold on.