OWNING THE FIELD🏅
Men's track and field gained its fifth Big Ten Outdoor title in program history Sunday.
The Buckeyes tallied 109 points, allowing a comfortable coast to the title ahead of second-place Indiana.
“I felt like it was history repeating itself...It was our time and this group of men was the one to make it happen. We had some outstanding performances with championships and personal bests" - Karen Dennis, head coach
⚡️ FUN FACT: The championship was the Buckeyes' first B1G outdoor title in 25 years after capturing the indoor championship three months ago.
🚣♀️ SWEEP TO SIXTH TITLE
Rowing raced to its SIXTH consecutive B1G championship over the Sunday.
"With 19 seniors on the roster, this really is a reflection of their leadership and their desire to leave a special legacy. They did that today and I'm really proud of this group." - Andy Teitelbaum, head coach
🔥 FYI: Ohio State racked up 192 possible points, marking the first time any program won all seven conference races.
SENIOR DAY SMASH⚾️
Sunday marked the final time the nine seniors rocked the Block O hat in a regular season game at Bill Davis Stadium
Ohio State lit up the scoreboard with 15 unanswered runs to defeat Purdue and take the series in epic fashion on Mother's Day Sunday.
At one point Purdue had a five run lead, but the Buckeyes consistently brought in runs after the 5th, including a grand slam by Noah West in the 8th ⤵️⤵️⤵️
"We maintained a competitive calmness within ourselves today. There wasn't a panic or a moment where we had an uneasy feeling. I was cheerleading that our offense was going to take over the ball game." - Greg Beals, head coach
HISTORY MADE: Coach Beals claimed his 500th career win on Friday in 4-2 victory and senior relief pitcher Seth Kinker became the programs all-time leader in career appearances.
