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Concussions and their Impact on an Athlete’s Mental Health
By: Kellyanne StittsBy: Chelsea Sick
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It happens all too often, an athlete has to stop playing the game they love because of a career ending concussion. For some, the concussion can cause more than a headache, or time spent on the sidelines, it can lead to mental health issues. Ohio University’s Team Physician, Fred Soliman, says concussions can happen to… Read More
Bobcats Ground Falcons
By: Kellyanne Stitts, Mitchell Lyons
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The first time these two teams met, the Ohio Bobcats scored 50 points and just 19 in the first half. On Tuesday, Ohio (13-16, 6-11) scored 75 points and defeated the Bowling Green State Falcons (16-14, 7-10) 75-59 on Senior Night. Ohio seized control of the game early, by going to Doug Taylor early and… Read More
Gone In A Flash; Ohio Quickly Pulls Away From Kent State
By: Kellyanne Stitts, Mitchell Lyons
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Kent State was on a 9-0 run and Gavin Block was sitting on the trainer’s table with a hand injury. Then Block returned, sparking a 12-0 run to give the Ohio Bobcats (12-15, 5-10) a much-needed 88-76 victory Tuesday night over Kent State (13-15, 7-8). With about 12 minutes remaining in the game, Block had… Read More
Close Game Ends With an Ohio WBB Loss
By: Kellyanne Stitts
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ATHENS, OH- Coming down to the last 25 seconds of the game, everyone is on the edge of their seat, both benches full of energy as the two teams battle it out to the last couple points; that was the atmosphere in the Convocation Center Wednesday night. The Bobcats fought hard to make up for… Read More
Ohio Overcomes Slow First Half to Get Win
By: Kellyanne Stitts
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MACtion in the Convocation Center heated up today as the Bobcats took down Eastern Michigan 68-51, improving their record to 14-4 this season after a tough loss to Kent State last weekend but a win over Toledo on Wednesday. Even though the Bobcats (14-4, 5-2) came out on top, their play in the first half… Read More
Ohio Wins Big But Bobcats Aren’t Happy with Performance
By: Kellyanne Stitts
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Offensive struggles continue to haunt the Bobcats, giving the team a losing feeling despite a 58-41 win over Northern Kentucky on Monday night. The team struggled with half court play and putting the ball in the basket and only shot 24-65 from the floor. The Bobcats were 4-20 from 3-point range, shooting 20 percent compared… Read More
Lady Lancers Struggle With Shooting Against Southern
By: Clark Wicks, Kellyanne Stitts
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A fourth-quarter collapse, in which Southern (14-6) outscored Federal Hocking (5-16) 13 to 6, allowed the Lady Tornadoes to wiggle past the Lady Lancers 41-30. Seven of the 13 points came from the free-throw line. “At times we got lazy and used our hands and not our feet,” coach Jeremy Tolson said. “Towards the end… Read More
Lady Lancers Use Full-Court Press Against Miller
By: Clark Wicks, Kellyanne Stitts
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Despite a slow start, Federal Hocking (4-14) managed to execute a strong full-court press that forced Miller (2-13) to turn the ball over 22 times. It allowed the Lady Lancers to narrowly beat the Miller Lady Falcons 45-42 to snag their fourth win of the season. Along with the physical defense, the Lady Lancers played well… Read More
Federal Hocking Lady Lancers: Dec. 13-20
By: Kellyanne Stitts
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Federal Hocking began its week notching three losses to its record. The Lady Lancers now sit at 2-6 however, the losses showed signs of improvement from the team. The Lady Lancers opened up at South Gallia on Dec. 14. The matchup was another tight game, ending in a 53-44 loss. However the nine point deficit… Read More
Federal Hocking Lady Lancers: Dec. 6-12
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The Lady Lancers had a light schedule this past week, playing only one game at home. Federal Hocking faced Belpre on Dec. 10 and ultimately fell short losing to the Lady Golden Eagles 41-30. Despite taking another defeat, the Lady Lancers kept the game closely contested. The score gap between the two teams remained short throughout… Read More