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Ohio Women’s Basketball Falls To Miami In Tournament
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As if following the script of the blundered season this year, the Ohio women’s basketball team (6-23) dropped its second game to Miami (19-11) in four days, 83-61, putting an end to Ohio’s season. The RedHawks’ Courtney Osborn could not be contained by Ohio’s defense, as she put up a career-high 39 points, which included… Read More
Ohio Women Snag First MAC Win In Kent
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The Ohio women’s team can finally take the much-needed sigh of relief. After losing their last 11 games, one of the worst streaks in recent history, Ohio (6-18, 1-11 in the MAC) toppled Kent State (3-22, 1-11) 61-55, much in part due to Erin Bailes’ career-high 24 points. “It’s a sigh of relief right now,… Read More
Women’s Basketball: Ohio Drops Another MAC Contest
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Hoping to take advantage of a weeklong respite from any game play, the Bobcats took to the floor hours after an overtime thriller ravaged the Convo. Yet, Ohio (5-18, 0-11 MAC) dropped another Mid-American Conference contest to Western Michigan (9-15, 5-6 MAC), 62-49. With fiery play in the first 20 minutes, the flame was put… Read More
Ohio Softball Prepares For Weekend In Vegas
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Coming off a four-game win streak, including an 8-0 victory in five innings against Rider, Ohio travels to Las Vegas this weekend to take on its toughest opponents on paper. A 4-1 Bobcat squad, whose only loss came against Towson, will play No. 9 Oregon and No. 18 UCLA on the same day this weekend,… Read More
Lady ‘Cats Drop Ninth Straight
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The worst losing streak under head coach Semeka Randall continues after Wednesday night, as Ohio (5-16, 0-9) dropped its ninth straight contest, all of which have come from conference play. A contest that would determine either team’s first win in the MAC was thought to be a fair fight, but Northern Illinois (6-16, 1-9) pulled… Read More
Ohio Women Look To Rebound After Cold January
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It wasn’t just cold weather that swept into Athens this January. Ohio women’s basketball has been swept in MAC play in 2013 thus far, losing seven straight MAC games, the worst conference start under head coach, Semeka Randall. But despite being overwhelmed by the strongest opponents in the conference, afflicted with a plethora of injuries,… Read More
Ohio Women Close Miserable January With Seventh Straight Loss
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Concluding one of the worst Januarys under head coach Semeka Randall, in which the Bobcats won just one contest and went winless in MAC play, Ohio Women's Basketball fell to Toledo (18-2, 6-1 MAC) Thursday night, 61-42. Ohio (5-14, 0-7) struggled mightily on offense against arguably the best defense in the MAC, shooting 28 percent… Read More
Huynh, Bales Earn Academic All-MAC Team Distinction
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The 2012 Academic All-MAC Football Team was announced earlier today, with two Bobcats receiving the nod for the honor, and another six taking an honorable mention spot. After calculating votes of athletic representatives from MAC schools, 38 MAC athletes were placed on the All-MAC team, based on two main criteria: a 3.20 GPA or higher… Read More
Slow Start Plagues Lady ‘Cats
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Ohio Women’s Basketball continued to struggle in Muncie, Ind., Saturday, as Ball State (8-11, 5-1) took down the Bobcats (5-13, 0-6), 77-46. Winless in the MAC, Ohio struggled early, letting the Cardinals jump out of the gate early to a 20-4 lead, an upper hand that did not dissolve throughout the day. “It’s just very… Read More
Ohio Women’s Basketball Falls To 0-5 In MAC
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A high-energy Bobcat team came out early in the Convo Wednesday night against Central Michigan, but an Ohio team that played its starters the vast majority of the minutes could not hold the Chippewas, losing, 74-56. Another double-digit performance by Kiyanna Black, the 11th time this season, could not help a fatigued and injured Bobcat… Read More