Ohio State Downs USC In Double Overtime, 11-10

Saturday, April 11

Los Angeles, Calif.

4 p.m. ET

Ohio State

8-6, 3-4Big Ten

USC

7-9, 0-7Big Ten

Team	1	2	3	4	OT	OT 1	Final F
Ohio St.	4	3	1	2	0	1	11
USC	2	2	3	3	0	0	10

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Ohio State Downs USC In Double Overtime, 11-10

4/11/2026 9:04:00 PM | Women's Lacrosse

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Stone notches gamewinner off Tyack assist

COLUMBUS, Ohio – A Kampbell Stone goal in double overtime lifted the Ohio State women's lacrosse team to an 11-10 victory at Southern California Saturday in Los Angeles. The Buckeyes are now 8-6 on the year (3-4 Big Ten), with the Trojans 7-9 (0-7 B1G).

USC scored the game's first two goals but a five-goal run gave the Buckeyes a 5-2 lead early in the second and Ohio State led 7-4 at the half. The Scarlet and Gray held a one-goal advantage, 8-7, entering the fourth quarter. The lead stretched to 10-7 before the Trojans drew even late. After a scoreless first overtime, Kate Tyack set up the Stone's gamewinner in double overtime.

Camryn Callaghan led Ohio State with four goals and Tyack had four assists. Annie Hargraves notched a hat trick and Stone tallied twice. Jocelyn Torres had eight saves for the Buckeyes, with six in the second half, and led the squad with four ground balls. Abby Boyle was first for the Buckeyes with eight draw controls and Stone had three. Katie Kaucheck and Audrey Schoemer each caused four turnovers.

The Schedule Ahead

The Buckeyes return home to close out the regular season, hosting Kent State at 3 p.m. Wednesday and No. 1 Maryland at 4 p.m. Saturday. Admission and parking are free.

How it Happened

USC scored the game's first two goals – at 13:03 and 11:39 – but Ohio State outscored the Trojans 4-0 before the end of the quarter for a 4-2 lead.
Camryn Callaghan notched back-to-back goals at 9:55, on a free position shot, and then at 8:48 after causing a turnover deep in the USC zone.
At 5:55 Annie Hargraves converted a free position chance and Callaghan finished her hat trick with a goal off a Kate Tyack pass at 1:21.
Hargraves opened the scoring in the second quarter at 11:28 on another free position opportunity.
Each team scored twice before halftime, putting the Buckeyes up 7-4.
Back-to-back goals from USC came at 7:01 and 5:07, answered by Ohio State at 3:45 from Callaghan (on a free position shot) and with 27 seconds left by Maddy Paz with an assist from Tyack,
USC tied the game at seven after goals at 13:07, 7:06 and 2:02 of the third quarter.
Hargraves answered less than a minute later, converting a free position chance to complete her hat trick for a 9-7 lead through three quarters.
Tyack set up Zoe Coleman at 10:05 and a Kampbell Stone free position score gave Ohio State a 10-7 lead at 3:42.
With goals at 2:18, :52 and :14, the Trojans tied the game at 10 to force overtime.
Neither team scored in the first overtime.
In the second, Tyack found Stone in the middle and she was able to get a low shot past the goalie at 2:30 for the win.
Ohio State was outshot, 26-19, in the game. Jocelyn Torres had eight saves while playing all 67:30. Two USC goalies combined for five saves.
Torres led the Buckeyes with four ground balls. USC had the edge in the game, 22-15. Darrien Furiness had three, while Audrey Schoemer and Ella Wright each picked up two.
Ohio State claimed 14-of-24 draw controls. Abby Boyle had a team-high eight, with Stone and Hargraves each recording three.
Ohio State had 14 caused turnovers – Katie Kauchek and Schoemer led the Buckeyes with four each.

Buckeye This and That

The Buckeyes are 2-0 in overtime this season. The squad also won in double overtime at Louisville Feb. 10.
Boyle has a team-high 84 draw controls, the second-most in a single season in program history. She has 134 in her career to rank fifth in the Buckeye record book.
Callaghan is first on the squad with 39 goals, including a team-best 15 free position scores, and second with 50 points. It was her fourth game as a Buckeye with three or more goals. She now has 236 career points (196g, 40a). Callaghan has a point in each of her last 29 games, with a 77-17-94 line in the stretch.
Tyack leads the Buckeyes with 23 assists and 56 points, ranking second with 33 goals. She extended her point streak to 20 with 45 goals and 69 points in the stretch and has multiple points in 12 of 14 games this year. Tyack has 127 points as a Buckeye (91 g, 36a). Tyack's four assists were one off her career high and marked her third career game with four assists.
Stone is tied for fourth on the squad with 17 goals and is second with 32 draw controls. The gamewinner was her third of the year.
Schoemer has a team-best 15 caused turnovers and the four vs. USC matched her career high set vs. Oregon earlier this year.
Kaucheck's four caused turnovers were one shy of the personal best five she had vs. Cincinnati this season.
Coleman has 17 goals and 22 points on the year, with 98 points in her Buckeye career. She is tied for fourth on the team in goals and ranks fourth in points this season.
Paz has at least one point in 12 of 14 games this season and is third on the team with 36 points, ranking second with 17 assists and third with 19 goals.
Hargraves has nine games as a Buckeye with three or more goals and she now has 16 goals this year.