The Tokyo 2020 Olympics came to a close a Sunday, with the United States just edging our China for gold medals, 39-38 to take the top spot atop the country standings. On a much more micro scale, it was a strong Olympics for Ohio State as well, with two athletes Read More
Former Ohio State wrestler Kyle Snyder fell short of defending his Olympic gold medal, losing 6-3 to Abdulrashid Sadulaev of Russia in the men’s 97kg freestyle final.
Snyder faced off against Sadulaev for the third time in his career. Both wrestlers had defeated each other once before, and Saturday morning’s Read More
Former Ohio State women’s golfers Rosie Jones and Meg Mallon are now a part of the Ohio Golf Hall of Fame, adding another achievement to their decorated careers.
Jones golfed at Ohio State from 1978-1981, earning All-America honors as a senior. She won an individual Big Ten Championship and Read More
Hunter Armstrong helped the U.S. men’s medley relay team to the Olympic finals — now he’s a gold medalist.
The United States’ 4x100m men’s medley relay team finished first in its race Saturday evening. The four swimmers combined for a 3:26.78 swim to set an Olympic and world record in Read More
Ohio State swimmer Hunter Armstrong competed in his second race of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, helping the United States men’s 4x100m medley relay qualify for the finals on Friday morning.
Armstrong started the relay for the United States swimming the backstroke and finishing his 100m swim at 53.51 seconds. His Read More
Former Ohio State women’s rower Ilse Paulis and her partner Marieke Keijser claimed bronze for the Netherlands in the Women’s Lightweight Double on Wednesday.
Paulis earned her second Olympic medal — and Ohio State’s first — at the 2020 Tokyo Games. The Dutch pair finished the race at 6:48.03, only Read More
Five Ohio State rowers are in medal contention after the opening weekend of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, and all six Buckeyes will continue to race this week.
In the Women’s Single, incoming freshman Anneta Kyridou of Greece placed third in the quarterfinals. She finished the event at 8:02.19 to qualify Read More
Three Buckeyes competed in the individual fencing competition at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, closing their games on Monday.
Ohio State rising junior Diego Cervantes won a match in his first Olympic appearance while representing Mexico in the Tokyo Games.
Cervantes, the No. 36 seed, defeated No. 29 Mengkai Huang of Read More
Former Ohio State gymnast Alec Yoder qualified for the pommel horse finals at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics on Saturday.
Yoder competed in the third subdivision in the qualifying round, earning a total score of 15.200. His score ranked fourth-best in the competition, and he was the top scoring individual from Read More
Ohio State head coach Nick Myers announced Ian Moore would join the Buckeyes staff this spring after a three-year stint as a volunteer assistant at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania.
“We couldn’t be happier to add Ian to our staff,” Myers said. “He’ll have a positive impact on our Read More
