E-Newsletter – All Sports – 3/11/2009 – Ohio State Buckeyes
3/11/2009 12:00:00 AM | General
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MHKY: No. 14 Buckeyes Advance to CCHA Quarterfinals with 7-1 Win over Bowling Green to Complete Sweep
Behind a hat trick and four-point game from senior Corey Elkins, the No. 14 Ohio State men’s hockey team defeated Bowling Green, 7-1, in the OSU Ice Rink to advance to the quarterfinals of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association tournament. Ohio State, the tournament’s No. 5-seed, will travel to Fairbanks, Alaska, next weekend for a best-of-three series with the No. 4-seed Nanooks. The Buckeyes, now 22-12-4 on the year, beat the Falcons, 5-4, in the series opener. The No. 12 seed Falcons end their season 11-24-3. – MORE –
UPCOMING EVENTS
WEDNESDAYDAY, MARCH 11
Women’s Lacrosse vs. Cincinnati at 7 p.m. – Admission is FREE!– Register to win a FREE Snuggie
Men’s Volleyball vs. Ball State at 7 p.m. – International Volleyball Night- A celebration of volleyball across the globe – Register to win a FREE iPod Shuffle
FRIDAY, MARCH 13
Men’s Tennis vs. Purdue at 4 p.m. – Admission is FREE!
Men’s Lacrosse vs. Robert Morris at 7 p.m. – FUNday Friday! For $7 receive a ticket, hotdog, soda and popcorn!
MHKY: Bartkowski and Dalpe Selected to CCHA All-Rookie Team Defenseman Matt Bartkowski and forward Zac Dalpe were voted to the CCHA All-Rookie Team, the Central Collegiate Hockey Association announced Monday. – MORE –
BASE: Audio Double Play with Brad Hallberg and D.J. Hanlin A couple young Ohio State Buckeyes – sophomore catcher D.J. Hanlin and freshman infielder Brad Hallberg – offered some comments on seeing their first collegiate action and more good stuff on the 2009 Buckeyes in the audio double play this week. – MORE –
ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
Alayna Markwordt Lacrosse
Corey Elkins Hockey
Hard Work Paying Off Ohio State’s Kevin Heine understands what hard work and dedication means. The redshirt sophomore has put in his time to become a better volleyball player and a better overall athlete. – MORE –