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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State men’s team wanted more than a third-place finish at the Big Ten indoor championships, but team members will return home with a feeling of pride knowing they competed and performed with outstanding effort on Saturday at the SPIRE Institute, in Geneva, Ohio.
Ohio State was in sixth-place with 17 points entering the day, but the team scored 66 points to trail only Iowa, with 119 points and Indiana, with 92. Ohio State finished with 83 points. The Ohio State women finished in eighth place with 42 total points. Iowa won the men’s championships and Minnesota won the women’s.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State men’s team wanted more than a third-place finish at the Big Ten indoor championships, but team members will return home with a feeling of pride knowing they competed and performed with outstanding effort on Saturday at the SPIRE Institute, in Geneva, Ohio.
Ohio State was in sixth-place with 17 points entering the day, but the team scored 66 points to trail only Iowa, with 119 points and Indiana, with 92. Ohio State finished with 83 points. The Ohio State women finished in eighth place with 42 total points. Iowa won the men’s championships and Minnesota won the women’s.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio State men’s and women’s track and field programs will travel about three hours away this week, just northeast of Cleveland to Geneva, Ohio, to compete in the 2021 Big Ten Conference indoor track and field championships. The Thursday-through-Saturday championships will be held for the eighth time at the SPIRE Institute.
The Ohio State women are the two-time defending Big Ten champions, winning by five points over runner-up Minnesota in 2020 at SPIRE and by 29 points over runner-up Indiana in 2019 at Ann Arbor, Mich.
The Ohio State men are coming off a fifth-place finish at the 2020 indoor championships and are seeking a second Big Ten indoor crown in four years, having won the title in 2018 at SPIRE.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – A select group of Ohio State men’s and women’s racers travelled to Ann Arbor, Mich., for the Silverston Invitational Friday, a three-team event featuring the host Michigan Wolverines and Michigan State in addition to the Buckeyes. Ohio State’s competitors performed extremely well, with nine wins 11 races entered. The Buckeyes did not send any field performers to the meet.
Junior Yanique Dayle picked led the way for the Buckeyes, picking up her first two wins in a Buckeye uniform after transferring from New Mexico Junior College, where she helped the team win the JUCO national indoor championship in 2020. Dayle set two personal bests in winning the 60 in 7.37 and the 200 in 24.35.