Ohio senior cornerback Travis Carrie welcomed the crew of The Bobcat Sports Showcase to his home, Peden Stadium, for a tour to see the ins and outs of Bobcat football. Carrie’s tour includes seeing Ohio’s meeting rooms, workout facilities and a look at its new trophy case.
In round one of the 2013 NCAA Mideast Regional, the No. 2 Marietta College Pioneers (30-12) defeated the No. 7 Penn State Behrend Lions (30-11) in decisive fashion, 11-1.
This past weekend five former Bobcat football players took part in NFL rookie mini-camps with hopes of making a career in the NFL. Working alongside other rookies, free agents and select veterans, the former Bobcats were all vying for spots on crowded NFL rosters.
The Ohio University women’s track and field team landed a local recruit Monday with the signing of discus thrower Emma Ryan.
Nine Marietta College Pioneers earned All-Ohio Athletic Conference honors Monday. Catcher Alex Toth, outfielders Jordan Grilliot and Aaron Hopper, and pitchers Jason Byers and Mike Mulvey were all selected to the first team.
The Marietta College Pioneers, despite losing the Ohio Athletic Conference Tournament as the top seed, were selected as the No. 2 seed in the Mideast Regional in the NCAA Division III Baseball Tournament.
The recruiting season is in full swing for Ohio baseball coach Rob Smith. With his first season as head coach nearly complete, Smith received two commitments Sunday for the 2013 class.
Ohio Assistant Athletic Director for Football Operations Jason Grooms announced via his Twitter account Sunday night that Seniors Tyler Tettleton, Beau Blankenship, Donte Foster, Keith Moore, and Travis Carrie were named as the team captains for the 2013 season.
The Ohio Bobcats pitching staff will be adding another arm for the 2014 season.
The Bobcats took the field at Bob Wren for the final time this season Sunday afternoon losing 16-2 to Bowling Green.
