Ohio State Women's sports

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The ladies played in the Lady Northern Invitational in PA. and came back to finish 4th.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio ? The Ohio State women?s golf team concluded the Lady Northern Invitational in fourth place with a team score of 905 (303-307-295) Sunday in University Park, Pa. The two-day, 54-hole event, hosted by Penn State, was held at the par 72, 6,300-yard Penn State Blue Course. Coming away with the team title was Kent State with a score of 878 (287-298-293).

Junior Gemma Webster led the Buckeyes for the second week in a row, placing eighth for her second Top 10 finish in as many weeks. Leading Ohio State throughout the event, the native of Glasgow, Scotland carded a score of 75 (+3) in the third round for a tournament total of 223.

Junior Jessica Hauser maintained her second place standing within the squad while moving up six places to finish tied for 16th overall with a total of 228. The native of Hartland, Wis. birdied three holes to record a 74 in the final round of the tournament, her lowest round of the event.

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Women's Soccer: Collison?s Goals Lift Ohio State Over Michigan State, 3-0


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COLUMBUS, Ohio ? Ohio State defeated Michigan State, 3-0, Sunday in women?s soccer action at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium to complete a two-game weekend sweep and improve to 9-5-0 overall and 3-2-0 in the Big Ten Conference. Junior Lisa Collison scored two goals and freshman Alex Burzynski also scored while goalkeeper Lauren Robertson recorded her sixth shutout of the season. Ohio State defeated Michigan on Friday, 1-0.
The Buckeyes dominated play on a spectacular day for soccer that was dedicated to the parents of the 31 members of the team. The team fired 17 shots toward Michigan State goalkeeper Nicole Galas with 11 of those on goal. The Buckeyes also had a 6-5 advantage in corner kicks and, for the second-consecutive game, were the aggressors on the field with 15 fouls compared to Michigan State?s 11.
?Today turned into a wonderful opportunity to get some players off the bench and into the game,? Lori Walker, Ohio State coach, said. ?It was great to see some offense, but it was even better to get two shutouts on the weekend. That is what is really important.?

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The Lady Buckeyes Soccer team came From Behind to Defeat Minnesota, 2-1, in OT
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COLUMBUS, Ohio ? Ohio State?s young soccer Buckeyes ? 10 freshmen and sophomores play significant minutes every game for head coach Lori Walker ? finally got the road win they have been seeking all season and it came in dramatic fashion: a 2-1 come-from-behind win in overtime over Minnesota. The win was Ohio State?s third-consecutive and improved its records to 10-5-0 overall and 4-2-0 in the Big Ten.
Senior tri-captain Amanda Ball tied the score in the 84th minute off an assist from Lisa Collison and then freshman Courtney Jenkins scored the game-winner off her own rebound five minutes into the first overtime session. The win was Ohio State?s fourth this season in overtime without a loss. Minnesota drops to 6-7-1 overall and 2-4-0 in the Big Ten.

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Women?s Swimming and Diving (1-1; 0-0 Big Ten)
Head Coach: Jeanne Fleck
? Ohio State defeated Kenyon College, 207.00-87.00, but lost to Ohio University, 152.00-148.00, in a double dual meet Oct. 27 in Gambier, Ohio.
? The Buckeyes won seven of the 12 individual swimming events and had five second-place finishes in support. Coach Vince Panzano?s diving squad swept all three places on both the one- and three-meter boards.
Up Next: vs. Washington, 5 p.m., Nov. 9 in McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion

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Open Letter to tailgater_gal:

Please continue your great work updating BuckeyePlanet on OSU women's sports. In the future, please augment your posts with photo proof.

Best wishes,

'Bus

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Women?s Soccer (11-7; 5-4 Big Ten)
Head Coach: Lori Walker
? The 2007 Buckeyes became the first team in OSU women?s soccer history to win its first 10 games at home after they beat Indiana, 1-0, on a goal by freshman Alex Burzynski Oct. 26 in Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium.
? Ohio State then faced No. 4 Purdue at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium and dropped a 3-1 decision. Senior Keiana Mitchell scored for the Buckeyes against the Boilermakers.
? Ohio State wraps up the regular season at home at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 2 against No. 7 Penn State. The day also will serve as senior day for Lara Dickenmann, Amanda Ball, Keiana Mitchell, Carla Arbulu, Kate Linehan and Alyxandra Portier.
Up Next: vs. Penn State, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 2 at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium

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Women?s Golf
Head Coach: Therese Hession
? Ohio State concluded its fall season Oct. 28 with a seventh-place finish at the Landfall Tradition in Wilmington, N.C. The Buckeyes shot a final round team score of 311 on the par 72, 6,072-yard Jack Nicklaus Course, recording an overall score of 910 (297-302-311).
?Junior captain Gemma Webster led the Buckeyes throughout all three rounds of the tournament. The native of Glasgow, Scotland, shot a 77 in the third round to bring her tournament total to 224 (+8). Webster?s score earned her a spot in the Top 15, finishing tied for 13th overall.
? The Buckeyes open their spring schedule when they travel to Palos Verdes, Calif., to host the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge, Feb. 11-13.

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Originally Posted by 'BusNative

Open Letter to tailgater_gal:

Please continue your great work updating BuckeyePlanet on OSU women's sports. In the future, please augment your posts with photo proof.

Best wishes,

'Bus

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