Note: This piece initially ran in the March 21 edition of Buckeye Sports Bulletin.
Quinn Kinner looks natural, just as he always has. He’s smooth on the mat, fluid in his transition and rapidly approaching elite from the top position, which is one of the first things that Ohio State Read More
Despite not being able to go for the national championship, Ohio State fifth-year senior wrestler Kollin Moore has received major attention for his final season with the Buckeyes, becoming a finalist for the Dan Hodge Trophy, which is awarded to the nation’s best wrestler.
The other seven nominees are West Read More
Ohio State may have seen the arrival of its next star on Jan. 24 in Carver Hawkeye Arena, despite a 24-10 team score that saw the Buckeyes beaten solidly by top-ranked Iowa. In the match, No. 4 ranked Ohio State was able to find just three victories, as Iowa’s star-ridden Read More
True freshman wrestlers Jacob Decatur and Jordan Decatur and four-year junior Gary Traub came to Columbus without scholarships because they wanted to be a part of Ohio State wrestling.
The preferred walk-ons worked their tails off since arriving, and head coach Tom Ryan rewarded their dedication with scholarships. Here is Read More
With the new semester fully in session, Ohio State athletics are picking up once again. While it’s been a tough run of weeks for Ohio State’s football and men’s basketball teams, there’s still plenty of Buckeye teams that have started the new year on the right foot, as reflected by Read More
With Ohio State’s wrestling team off to a hot start to the season, Buckeye Sports Bulletin is making print features on the team available online, for fans looking to learn more about the team. This story was originally part of BSB print Vol. 39, No. 9 on Nov. 16. Features Read More
Ohio State is off for winter break, so there were no Olympic sports played to recap. Instead, this week’s Olympic Sports Recap will feature a profile on Ohio State wrestler Kaleb Romero that ran in the Dec. 21 edition of Buckeye Sports Bulletin.
Losing was never part of the equation Read More
Roughly five months after defecting from his home country of Cuba, Anthony Echemendia found himself in the United States.
One of the brightest young wrestlers the country had to offer, Echemendia wanted to the chance to hone his craft in America, not Cuba. To do so, he left in the Read More
As Ohio State enters the 2019 wrestling season, head coach Tom Ryan still has his thumb on the pulse of the recruiting world, as the Buckeyes landed a commitment on Nov. 13 from one of the nation’s top wrestling recruits, Anthony Ecehmendia.
God's plan 🙌🏾 I'm very happy to announce that I'm going to represent #Ohio #STATE #university. #go #Bucks @wrestlingbucks 👉🏾⭕ pic.twitter.com/1hILiOPvZ3
— Anthony Echemendia (@AnthonyEchemen1) November 13, 2019
Echemendia’s addition to the class came at Read More
Wrestling fans have come to know the Ohio State wrestling program as a national powerhouse and the home of world-class freestyle wrestlers like Kyle Snyder and Logan Stieber.
What fans may not realize is that Ohio State is the home of world-class Greco-Roman talent, too.
Redshirt sophomore Brady Koontz proved Read More
