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Synchronized Swimming Finishes Third at 2007 U.S. National Championships


Scarlet squad finishes second in team finals


April 30, 2007

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio State synchronized swimming team tallied 23 points en route to a third-place finish at the 2007 U.S. National Championships April 26-28 at the IU Natatorium on the campus of IUPUI in Indianapolis, Ind. Three of the four Buckeye routines entered advanced to the finals.
The Santa Clara Aquamaids finished first with 48 points and Stanford was second with 35 points. The Scarlet team averaged a 94.501 to finish second in the team competition. Team Scarlet is comprised of Michelle Benzie (El Cajon, Calif.), Jayme DeLancy (Hamden, Conn.), Ellen Hacker (Newark, Ohio), Carmen Moraes (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil), Barbara Nesbitt (Riverside, Calif.), Leah Pinette (Bristol, Conn.), Hannah Shively (Westerville, Ohio) and Caitlin Stewart (Huntington Beach, Calif.).

More; http://ohiostatebuckeyes.cstv.com/sports/w-syncs/recaps/043007aaa.html
 
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April 6, 2007 COLUMBUS, Ohio - Former Ohio State women's volleyball setter Katie Virtue (St. Charles, Ill.) has been added to the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Training Team and began training on April 2. A four-year starter at Ohio State University, Virtue left the school as the Buckeye's all-time assist leader with 5,648. She compiled a school-record 13.88 assists per game throughout her career. Virtue was an All-Big Ten honorable mention pick as a senior in 2002. She was selected as an Asics/Volleyball Magazine Honorable Mention All-American in 2001 during her junior campaign. As a sophomore, Virtue was an American Volleyball Coaches Association All-Mideast Region selection and was tabbed to the All-Big Ten team to follow-up a Big Ten Freshman of the Year season in 1999. In addition to her assist number, Virtue completed her collegiate career with 238 kills (0.58 per game), a .211 individual attack percentage, 101 service aces (0.25 per game), 895 digs (2.20 per game) and 244 blocks (0.60 per game). Prior to Ohio State, Virtue was a member of the U.S. Women's Junior National Team that won a gold medal at the 1998 NORCECA Women's Junior Championship in Mexico.

More; http://ohiostatebuckeyes.cstv.com/sports/w-volley/spec-rel/040607aaa.html
 
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scooter1369;826381; said:
We've had a thread in the baseball forum about the softball team all year.

I haven't had a chance to keep up now that I'm coaching again, but at least its there for someone to update.
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Thanks ever so much scooter, you are a dear.

SUPPORT THE
LADY BUCKEYES !!
 
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http://ohiostatebuckeyes.cstv.com/sp...052407aab.html

COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio State rowing team, including the fifth-ranked first varsity eight crew, travels to Oak Ridge, Tenn., for its eighth-consecutive NCAA championships appearance. The 2007 national championships are hosted by the University of Tennessee on Melton Hill Lake May 25-27.
About the NCAA Championships
The NCAA championships are comprised of three races: first and second varsity eight and first varsity four. Twelve teams were named to the field May 15 with four first varsity eight boats receiving at-large bids.
Along with Ohio State, the teams selected include Brown, California, Harvard, Minnesota, Notre Dame, Princeton, Southern California, Tennessee, Virginia, Washington and Yale. Dartmouth, Stanford, UCF and UCLA received the 1V8 at-large bids.
Schedule of Events
The NCAA championships begin Friday morning with heats for all three boats. The first varsity eight repechage will take place Friday afternoon.
Semifinal races for the first varsity eight as well as repechages for the second varsity eight and first varsity four will be held Saturday morning. Both the Petite Finals and Grand Finals for all three events will be Sunday.
Broadcast Information
Results from the NCAA championships will be posted live by CSTV. The link is available at both CSTV.com and Ohio State rowing schedule on ohiostatebuckeyes.com.
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Of the 86 Division I rowing teams, only 12 are selected to compete in the NCAA championships. Ohio State is making its eighth appearance, all since 2000, in the NCAA championships.
 
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GO LADY BUCKS!

http://bigten.cstv.com/sports/w-rowi...052207aaa.html

Big Ten Champion Minnesota and Ohio State are set to compete at the 2007 NCAA Division I Women's Rowing Championships this week. The event will be held May 25-27 at Melton Hill Lake in Oak Ridge, Tenn. The University of Tennessee, Knoxville will serve as host.
For Minnesota, this year marks the first time the Golden Gophers will participate as a team at the championships, competing with all three boats -- First Varsity Eight, Second Varsity Eight and the Varsity Four. Minnesota's rowing program has excelled every year since the start of the program in 2000-01. Under head coach Wendy Davis, the Gophers won the 2007 Big Ten Championship in April in Madison, Wis. Following their conference championship, Davis was named the Big Ten Coach of the Year for the second straight season, while Jennifer Barnes was named the Big Ten Athlete of the Year. A year ago at the 2006 NCAA Championships, the Gophers were one of four teams selected with an at-large bid, racing their First Varsity Eight.
Ohio State will make its eighth-consecutive appearance in the NCAA Championships and its ninth overall with the first Buckeyes' Varsity Four boat first competing in 1997. Ohio State recently won its fifth Central Region championship in as many years, clinching the title at the Aramark Central/South Region Sprints. The Buckeyes have had success at the site of the 2007 NCAA Championships, winning all five Central Region crowns on Melton Hill Lake. Last year, Ohio State made program history by advancing to the Grand Finals of all three races while the first Varsity Four took third in its race for the highest an OSU boat has ever placed in the national championships. The Buckeyes finished fifth in the team standings.
 
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WOOHOO Ladies! WTG!
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Becky Kim and United States Synchronized Swimming Team Win Gold at 2007 Pan American Games.
COLUMBUS, Ohio- Ohio State synchronized swimmer Becky Kim and former Buckeye Kate Hooven helped the team earn a gold medal (95.667) at the Pan American Games at Maria Lenk Aquatic Park in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 28. The performance secured the team a spot at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.
Canada finished second with a score of 95.251, while host country Brazil scored a 90.750.

Kim redshirted her senior year in 2007 to join Hooven and the U.S. Senior and World teams in international competitions. In 2004, Hooven and Kim paired up in the duet to win the collegiate national championship before combining with Lindsay Newbill for the trio title to help the Buckeyes claim the overall national team title.
It was the first time in the history of the sport the Pan American Games served as the Olympic Qualifier. Medalists were determined by combining scores from the Team Tech and Team Free routines where the USSS placed first in both events. The U.S. has won every Pan Am Team title since the inclusion of the event in 1963, with the exceptions of 1983 and 1999 in which Canada took home the gold.
2007 United States Pan American Synchronized Swimming Team
 
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More Ladies Synchronized swimming.
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Synchronized Swimmers Leah Pinette, Caitlin Stewart Compete in 2007 Swiss Open

COLUMBUS, Ohio ? Leah Pinette and Caitlin Stewart, members of the Ohio State synchronized swimming team, recently completed competition at the 2007 Swiss Open in Zurich, Switzerland.
At the 32nd-annual event, held from July 19-22, Pinette and the U.S. squad won the bronze medal in the team combo event with a mark of 91.834. Stewart and the Canadian roster followed with a fourth-place finish (90.833).
In the team event, the U.S. was fourth, scoring a 90.833, while team Canada?s 90.000 was good for fifth.
Team Combo Event Top 5 Results
1. Japan ? 94.33
2. Italy ? 92.834
3. United States ? 91.834
4. Canada ? 90.833
5. Australia ? 83.833
Team Event Top 5 Results
 
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Emma Jandel makes it the sweet 16.
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Emma Jandel Falls in Round of 16 at U.S. Women?s Amateur Championship.


Sophomore-to-be advances to third round after 21-hole victory in round two
COLUMBUS, Ohio ? [URL="http://admin.xosn.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=17300&ATCLID=1057981"]Emma Jandel[/URL] of the Ohio State women?s golf team made it to the Round of 16 at the U.S. Women?s Amateur Championship in Carmel, Ind., where she eventually fell to Maria Jose Uribe of Columbia, 2 up, Thursday evening in match play. The event is being held at the 6,497-yard, par-72 Crooked Stick Golf Club.
In the Thursday morning session, Jandel, a native of Dayton, Ohio, led once against Sydnee Michaels of Temecula, Calif. Michaels had the lead on holes 7-16, but Jandel made a final charge by making par on 17 and 18 to move to all-square. The duo then returned to No. 1 and played three extra holes. Jandel secured her trip to the next round when she took advantage of a bogey by Michaels and made par on hole 3 for the 1 up win.
In the Round of 16, Jandel stayed close to Uribe but could not gain the lead. Uribe was 1 or 2 up the majority of the round and finished the 18 holes 2 up.
 
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More winning by Lady Buckeyes!!:groove::osu2::osu3:

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16th Ranked Women?s Volleyball wins the Active Ankle Challenge with a 3-0 victory over Ball State


The 16th-ranked Ohio State (3-0) women?s volleyball team won the Active Ankle Challenge with a 3-0 (30-21, 30-28, 30-23) victory over host Ball State (1-2) Saturday evening in Muncie, Ind. In the earlier third round match, Southeast Missouri State (2-1) defeated Maine (0-3), 3-0 (30-22, 30-24, 30-20). OSU?s Danielle Meyer (Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio) scored a match-high 16.5 points for the Buckeyes with Briana McCarthy (Sr., Beaver Dam, Wis.) adding 15 and Kristen Dozier (So., Sandy Spring, Md.) 10.5. Meyer posted a match-high 13 kills (.212), adding an ace serve and two assist blocks. McCarthy had 12 kills (.407) with two ace serves and two assist blocks and Dozier added 10 kills (.471) and an assist block. Cardinal Brittany May scored a team-high 13.5 points for Ball State with a team-high 11 kills, a solo block and three assists.

OSU?s Meyer was named the Most Valuable Player of the Challenge with teammates Ami Stevens (Sr., Centerburg, Ohio) and McCarthy being honored as members of the All-Tournament Team. Additional members included Southeast Missouri State?s Brenna Schlader and Molly Davis, Maine?s Lindsay Allman and Ball State?s Alyssa Rio.
 
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Women's golf finishes 17 in the first tournament of the year.

Women?s Golf Finishes 17th at the Mason Rudolph Women?s Championship .

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Junior [URL="https://admin.xosn.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=17300&ATCLID=1057989"]Gemma Webster[/URL] fires final round of 70, including hole-in-one, to finish tied for 10th
COLUMBUS, Ohio ? The Ohio State women?s golf team finished their first tournament of the season, the Mason Rudolph Women?s Championship, Sunday in 17th place with a score of 913 (295-317-301). The tournament was held at the par 72, 6,305-yard Ironhorse Course at the Vanderbilt Legends Golf Club in Nashville, Tenn. Holding onto their round two position and claiming the title for the event was UCLA with a team score of 851 (281-283-287).
The Buckeyes were led by junior [URL="https://admin.xosn.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=17300&ATCLID=1057989"]Gemma Webster[/URL], who recorded a stellar performance on day three of the event shooting a 70, in a round that includes a hole-in-one on No. 3 and three birdies. Webster?s third round score brought her tournament total to 216 (73-73-70) and moved the native of Glasgow, Scotland up 12 spots in the day to tie for 10th at even par.
Also competing for Ohio State are sophomore [URL="https://admin.xosn.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=17300&ATCLID=1057981"]Emma Jandel[/URL] (T-57th, 228), junior [URL="https://admin.xosn.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=17300&ATCLID=1057979"]Jessica Hauser[/URL] (T-61st, 229), redshirt-freshman [URL="https://admin.xosn.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=17300&ATCLID=1057978"]Gina Besozzi[/URL] (T-84th, 240) and true freshman In Hong Lim (T-86th, 241).
 
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The women's soccer team places 2nd in the Duke adidas Classic !
Very Nice ladies.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio ? The Ohio State women?s soccer team dropped a 2-1 decision to host Duke in the final game of the Duke adidas Classic in Durham, N.C., Sunday. The loss was the third-consecutive for the 29th-ranked (Soccer Buzz Magazine) Buckeyes and leaves them with a 6-3 record heading into the start of Big Ten play on Friday. Duke improves to 5-1-2 on the year.
?We tried to fight our way through this game in the 90 degree heat, but we had issues in our ability to battle for 90 minutes,? [URL="https://admin.xosn.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=17300&ATCLID=1058192"]Lori Walker[/URL], Ohio State head coach, said. ?It was very difficult to bounce back after a loss in an emotionally draining game like we played against North Carolina on Friday.?
Two losses on this trip to ACC country will not be the only memories for the Buckeyes. Walker is hoping for some positives that will manifest themselves as the season goes on.
?You take a trip like this to allow the game of soccer to teach us,? Walker said. ?As long as we can gather some lessons from the weekend, it won?t be a total loss. Carolina and Duke are teams we want to see in November [in NCAA competition].
 
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