Buckeyes Topple Robert Morris, 17-3

Sunday, March 1

Columbus, Ohio

Noon

Ohio State

4-2

Robert Morris

2-4

Robert Morris

Ohio St.

Buckeyes Topple Robert Morris, 17-3

3/1/2026 3:18:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse

Box Score

Paz leads Ohio State with four goals

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Behind hat tricks from four Buckeyes and an outstanding defensive effort, the Ohio State women's lacrosse team defeated Robert Morris, 17-3, Sunday in Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium. The Buckeyes (4-2) jumped out to a 5-1 lead against the Colonials (2-4) en route to the victory, their second of the weekend.

Maddy Paz led Ohio State with four goals and Camryn Callaghan had a hat trick and an assist for four points. Kate Tyack and Kampbell Stone each scored three goals for Ohio State. The Buckeyes limited Robert Morris to just 10 shot attempts and shut out the Colonials for a 39:41 span from the first to the fourth quarters.

The Schedule Ahead

The Buckeyes will close out a three-game homestand at 11 a.m. Saturday when they take on Vanderbilt.
Admission and parking are free for all Ohio State regular season home games in Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium.

How it Happened

Ohio State led 5-1 after the first quarter and 10-1 at the half, outshooting Robert Morris 11-2 in each of the first two quarters.
Camryn Callaghan opened the scoring with two goals in the first five minutes, the second on a free position.
After a Robert Morris score at 6:23, Ohio State held the Colonials off the board until the fourth quarter.
Maddy Paz (player up), Kampbell Stone and Brooke Vinson, assisted by Callaghan, scored before the end of the first quarter.
The Buckeyes tallied five times in the second quarter. Stone and Kate Tyack scored in the first 4:40 for a 7-1 Buckeye lead.
Paz, Stone and Tyack each scored in the final 7:48, in less than four minutes combined, for a 10-1 game through 30 minutes.
Ohio State outscored Robert Morris 4-0 in the third quarter and led in shots, 9-2.
Callaghan opened the scoring at 10:17 for an 11-1 lead and running clock.
Paz tallied back-to-back at 8:18 and 3:42 (set up by Isabelle Osborn) and Tyack closed out the quarter with a goal at 1:03.
Maeve Simonds tallied her first goal of the year to start the scoring in the fourth quarter.
Each team scored twice the rest of the way, with Osborn and Lydia Tangney finding the back of the cage for the Buckeyes.
Ohio State had 37 shot attempts in the game and limited Robert Morris to 10.
Three Buckeye goalies combined for five saves and two RMU goalies stopped 11 Ohio State shots. Jocelyn Torres led the Buckeyes with four saves on five shots in 37:00.
Ohio State recorded 15 of 23 draw controls. Abby Boyle had five, Stone had three and Delaney Harlan and Sammie Bender each had two.
Tyack, Darrien Furiness and Audrey Schoemer each caused two turnovers.
Furiness led the Buckeyes with four ground balls and Vinson and Callaghan picked up two. Ohio State had the advantage in the game, 17-12.

Buckeye This and That

Paz scored four goals to mark her career high after five career two-goal games and matched her personal best of four points set Friday vs. the Titans. She has five-straight multiple-point games and is third on the team with 11 goals and 15 points on the year.
Callaghan has a team-high 18 goals and 25 points and is second with seven assists. She now has 211 career points (175g, 36a). Callaghan has a point in each of her last 21 games, with a 56-13-69 line in the stretch.
Tyack is second for the Buckeyes with 13 goals and 22 points and is first with nine assists. She is on 12-game goal and point streaks (25g, 35p). It was her 10th career game with at least three goals. She has 71 goals and 92 points in her Buckeye career.
Stone now has seven games with at least three goals and points and is fourth on the squad with nine tallies this year.
Tangney recorded her first collegiate goal.
Furiness had a career high four ground balls and two caused turnovers.
Osborn marked her third two-point game of the season and her second straight game with a goal and an assist.
Boyle, who set the program record with 16 draw controls Friday against Detroit Mercy, now leads Ohio State with 37 this year.