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Bruce Hooley
Saturday, 16 March 2024 / Published in Features, OSU

Buckeyes Wilt Down The Stretch, Fall to Illinois

Hamstrung by foul problems and unable to get the one last break needed for yet another star on its NCAA Tournament resume, Ohio State came up just short against second-seeded Illinois in the Big Ten Tournament.
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Sonny Fulks
Saturday, 16 March 2024 / Published in Features, OSU, OSU Feature

Fateful Seventh Dooms Buckeyes In WVU Opener

WVU celebrates a 7th inning home run (above) that turned things...while the Buckeyes whiffed on a golden opportunity to extend a lead that cost them momentum, and ultimately the opener to their weekend series with West Virginia.
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Steve Blackledge
Friday, 15 March 2024 / Published in Central Ohio, Central Ohio Feature, Features

Martin Shoots Down Pick Central’s Hopes In DI State Semifinal Defeat

Junior Ms. Basketball finalist Bryn Martin scored a Division I state tournament record with 38 points as Springboro downed Pickerington Central 63-54 in a state semifinal. Dayton, OH – After Springboro junior sharpshooter Bryn Martin delivered her best impersonation of Caitlin Clark Friday night, Pickerington Central coach Chris Wallace offered no regrets or “what-ifs.”  “In
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Jeff Gilbert
Friday, 15 March 2024 / Published in Central Ohio, Central Ohio Feature, Features

Alder’s Surprising Tournament Run Ends Against Talented Alter

Jonathan Alder won its first district title since 1979 to earn a regional matchup against Kettering Alter, and the Pioneers learned from one of Ohio's most successful programs what it takes to win at this level.
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Hal McCoy
Friday, 15 March 2024 / Published in Features, UD, UD Feature

McCoy: One And Done For UD In A-10

The University of Dayton Flyers joined the other three top seeds in the Atlantic 10 tournament as losers, 65-57 to Duquesne, a team it had beaten twice during the regular season. The Flyers, the No. 3 seed, joined No. 1 Richmond, No. 2 Loyola Chicago and No. 4 UMass as losers in their first game. The Flyers now await Sunday's announcement of the 68 teams invited to the NCAA tournament, hoping their 24-7 record and resume are good enough.
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