Ohio State Athletics Year-In-Review

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1 Ohio State Athletics Year-In-Review

2 BASEBALL 2016 RESULTS DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Feb. 19 Toledo# W, 7-1 Feb. 20 Niagara# W, 10-7 Feb. 20 Pittsburgh# W, 11-8 Feb. 21 Toledo# T, 5-5 Feb. 26 Duke## L, 8-1 Feb. 27 Coastal Carolina## W, 6-4 Feb. 28 Liberty## L, 5-4 Feb. 29 Coastal Carolina## L, 3-2(10) March 4 Seton Hall### W, 9-3 March 5 Illinois State### L. 5-4 March 6 Boston College### L,6-2 March 11 at UNLV L, 5-2 March 12 atunlv W, 20-3 March 13 at UNLV L, 8-7 March 15 at UNLV W, 8-7 March 18 Hofstra W, 12-1 March 19 Hofstra W, 4-2 March 20 Hofstra W, 2-1 March 22 Xavier W, 11-6 March 25 Northwestern* L, 6-5 March 26 Northwestern* W, 5-2 March 27 Northwestern W, 5-4 March 29 at Ohio W, 6-3 March 30 Toledo W, 9-8 April 1 Bethune Cookman W, 6-2 April 2 Bethune Cookman W, 11-2 April 3 Bethune Cookman W, 13-5 April 5 at Kent State L, 8-3 April 8 at Maryland* L, 3-0 April 8 at Maryland* L, 2-1 April 10 at Maryland* L, 5-4 April 12 Morehead State W, 1-0 April 13 Morehead State W, 7-3 April 15 Rutgers* L, 7-4 April 16 Rutgers * W,11-3 April 17 Rutgers* W, 2-1 April 19 Cincinnati W, 9-0 April 22 at Illinois* L, 1-0 (15) April 23 at Illinois* W, 9-1 April 24 at Illinois* L, 5-3 April 29 at Purdue* W, 3-1 April 29 at Purdue* W, 3-2 May 1 at Purdue* W, 5-1 May 3 UAB L, 6-3 May 4 UAB W, 12-3 May 6 Iowa* W, 6-0 May 7 Iowa* L, 12-0 May 8 Iowa* W, 3-0 May 10 Florida Atlantic Cancelled May 11 Florida Atlantic W, 10-2 May 13 Michigan* W, 3-2 May 14 Michigan* W, 7-3 May 15 Michigan* W, 8-2 May 17 Eastern Michigan W, 2-0 May 19 Minnesota* W, 3-2 May 20 Minnesota* L, 4-3 May 21 Minnesota* W, 6-5(10) May 25 Michigan& W, 8-3 May 27 Iowa& L, 5-4(10) May 28 Michigan& W, 11-4 May 28 Michigan State& W, 3-2(10) May 29 Michigan State& W, 7-3 May 29 Iowa& W, 8-7 June 3 Wright State! W, 7-6 June 4 Louisville! L, 15-3 June 5 Wright State! L, 7-3 CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON The Buckeyes finished overall and 15-9 in Big Ten play. The team won its ninth Big Ten tournament title in school history and first since The Scarlet and Gray advanced to their 20th overall NCAA tournament and first since HONORS AND AWARDS RONNIE DAWSON Third Team ABCA/Rawlings All-American Second Team All-American by d1baseball.com Third Team All-American by Baseball America Third Team Louisville Slugger All-American First Team All-Big Ten First Team All-Mideast Region Big Ten Tournament MVP Big Ten All-Tournament Team NICK SERGAKIS First Team All-Big Ten OSU Sportsmanship Award Winner First Team All-Mideast Region TANNER TULLY First Team All-Big Ten SecondTeam All-Mideast Region TROY MONTGOMERY Big Ten All-Tournament Team JALEN WASHINGTON Big Ten All-Tournament Team CRAIG NENNIG Big Ten All-Tournament Team TROY KUHN Big Ten All-Tournament Team MLB DRAFT PICKS Ronnie Dawson - Houston Astros (2nd Round) Troy Mongtomery - Los Angeles Angels (8th Round) Jacob Bosiokovic - Colorado Rockies (19th Round) Michael Horejsei - Chicago White Sox (21st Round) Nick Sergakis - New York Mets (23rd Round) Tanner Tully - Cleveland Indians (26th Round) 2016 B1G FINAL STANDINGS BIG TEN OVERALL TEAM Record Pct. Record Pct. Minnesota Nebraska Ohio State Indiana Michigan Michigan State Maryland Illinois Iowa Penn State Rutgers Northwestern Purdue * Big Ten Conference game; #HistoricDogertownClassic - Vero Beach, Fla. ## Coastal Carolina Tournament-Myrtle Beach, S.C. ### Snowbird Classic - Port Charlotte, Fla. & Big Ten Tournament - Omaha, Neb.! NCAA Baseball Championship - Louisville, KY Year In Review

3 BASEBALL Record: Home: 23-4 Away: Neutral: Big Ten: 15-9 Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Sergakis, Nick Dawson, Ronnie Montgomery, Troy Bosiokovic, Jacob Ratcliff, Zach Kuhn, Troy Nennig, Craig Gantt, Tre' Washington, Jalen Cherry, Brady Leffel, Ryan Mosbarger, Daulton Davis, L Grant Brobst, Jake Barnwell, Jacob Winand, Ridge Fishel, Andrew McDonough, Jordan Murray, Shea Totals Opponents LOB - Team (528), Opp (491). DPs turned - Team (51), Opp (39). CI - Team (0), Opp (1). IBB - Team (13), Montgomery 5, Sergakis 5, Washington 1, Bosiokovic 1, Davis 1, Opp (1). Picked off - Washington 4, Montgomery 3, Dawson 3, Nennig 3, Brobst 2, Sergakis 2, Bosiokovic 1. (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha Tully, Tanner / Havird, John / Feltner, Ryan / Niemeyer, Adam / Murray, Shea / Kinker, Seth / Michalik, Kyle / Horejsei, Michael / Mosbarger, Daulton / Curlis, Connor / Pavlopoulos, Yianni / Stoll, Joe / Woodby, Austin / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (17), Washington 14, Fishel 3, Opp (20). Pickoffs - Team (6), Washington 1, Woodby 1, Pavlopoulos 1, Michalik 1, Kinker 1, Havird 1, Opp (18). SBA/ATT - Washington (46-63), Feltner (11-14), Woodby (8-11), Havird (5-9), Tully (3-9), Niemeyer (6-9), Kinker (5-7), Mosbarger (5-5), Pavlopoulos (3-3), Fishel (0-2), Michalik (1-2), Horejsei (0-1), Barnwell (1-1). OhioStateBuckeyes.com 3

4 MEN S BASKETBALL Record: 21-14, 11-7 Big Ten (7th) National Invitation Tournament Second Round Ohio State made its ninth appearance in the National Invitation Tournament in 2016, the 11th-consecutive trip to postseason play for head coach Thad Matta in 12 years at Ohio State. With no seniors and a depleted lineup, the Buckeyes recorded a overall record. The win total was the 12th consecutive season in which Ohio State has posted 20 or more wins, a record streak in Columbus. Matta teams have won 20 or more games in 16-consecutive years, every year he has been a head coach (1 at Butler, 3 at Xavier and 12 at Ohio State). With the 21 wins, Matta has 320 career victories at Ohio State, the most wins all-time in Ohio State history, passing the 297 wins amassed by Fred Taylor from The Buckeyes also reached 10 or more wins (11) in Big Ten Conference regular-season competition for the 11th-consecutive season, also an Ohio State record accomplishment. Matta moved to No. 13 (t) alltime in Big Ten history with 143 career regular-season wins. Individually, redshirt junior Kam Williams led he Big Ten during conference play a year ago in 3-point shooting percentage, knocking down 51.5 percent of his long-range attempts (34-66). Last year, Jae Sean Tate is No. 2 nationally in field goal percentage by a player 6-feet-4 or shorter when he connected on from the field (.521) HONORS Marc Loving * 2016 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten-Media (3/7/16) Keita Bates-Diop * 2016 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten-Media (3/7/16) Jae Sean Tate * 2016 Honorable Mention All-Big Ten-Media (3/7/16) JaQuan Lyle * Big Ten Co-Freshman of the Week (1/18/16) (Averaged 12.5 pts., 7.5 rebs., 7.5 assts., vs. Rutgers and Maryland) FINAL BIG TEN STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL W L Pct PF PA W L Pct PF PA Indiana# Michigan State& Maryland Purdue Iowa Wisconsin Ohio State Michigan Northwestern Penn State Nebraska Illinois Minnesota Rutgers # Big Ten Champions // & Big Ten Tournament Champions Year In Review

5 MEN S BASKETBALL Men s Basketball By the Numbers Individual 3 Players with 40+ blocks-giddens (50), Thompson (42), Keita Bates-Diop (41). Only B1G team w/ 3 at Blocks vs. UT-Arlington (11/20/15) credited to Daniel Giddens, FR single game No. 6 all-time in Ohio State history 10 Made free throws by Marc Loving vs. MSU (2/23/16) in 10 attempts to set Value City Arena record for FT Pct. (1.000) 11 Assists vs. Rutgers (1/13/16) by JaQuan Lyle, single game No. 10-t in Ohio State history 13 Assists vs. Minnesota (12/30/15) by JaQuan Lyle, single game No. 5-t in Ohio State history 29 Points scored by JaQuan Lyle, single game No. 6 all-time for a freshman in Ohio State history 31 Made 3-pointers by JaQuan Lyle, single season No. 8-t for a freshman in Ohio State history 50 Blocks credited to Daniel Giddens, single season No. 5 alltime in Ohio State history point shooting percentage by Kam Williams, No. 4 all-time in Ohio State history 94 Free throws made by JaQuan Lyle, single season No. 6 for a freshman in Ohio State history 147 Assists credited to JaQuan Lyle, single season No. 4 for a freshman in Ohio State history 391 Points scored by JaQuan Lyle, single season No. 9 for a freshman in Ohio State history Team 9 Matta teams own 9 of Top 10 (1 through 9) Ohio State single season made 3-pointer records 10 Matta teams own the Top 10 Ohio State single season 3-pointers attempted records 12 Consecutive years with at least 20 wins, an Ohio State record 21 Home games in , an Ohio State record (15-6) 57 Rebounds vs. Akron (3/15/16), which ties an Ohio State Value City Arena record 203 Home wins since 2005, most nationally in NCAA Division I 219 Made 3-pointers, single season No. 9 all-time in Ohio State history 655 Attempted 3-pointers, single season No. 7 in Ohio State history 5,072,997 All-time attendace at Value City Arena (18 years). OhioStateBuckeyes.com 5

6 MEN S BASKETBALL OVERALL STATS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 02 Loving, Marc Bates-Diop, Keita Tate, Jae'Sean Lyle, JaQuan Williams, Kam Thompson, Trevor Grandstaff, Austin Giddens, Daniel Harris, A.J Mitchell, Mickey Bell, David Lane, Joey Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Buckeyes Opponents Year In Review Date Opponent Score Att. 11/15/15 MOUNT ST. MARY'S W /17/15 GRAMBLING STATE W /20/15 UT-ARLINGTON L /24/15 LOUISIANA TECH L /27/15 vs MEMPHISLot /01/15 VIRGINIA L /05/15 VMI W /08/15 AIR FORCE W /12/15 at UCONN L /16/15 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W /19/15 vs Kentucky W /22/15 MERCER W /27/15 SCSU W * 12/30/15 MINNESOTA W * 01/03/16 ILLINOIS W * 01/06/16 at Northwestern W * 1/10/16 at Indiana L * 01/13/16 RUTGERS W * 1/16/16 at Maryland Terrapins L * 01/21/16 at Purdue L *] 01/25/16 PENN STATE W * 01/28/16 at Illinois Wot * 01/31/16 MARYLAND TERRAPINS L * 02/04/16 at Wisconsin L * 02/09/16 NORTHWESTERN W * 02/13/16 at RUTGERS W * 02/16/16 MICHIGAN W * 02/20/16 at Nebraska Wot * 02/23/16 MICHIGAN STATE L * 02/28/16 IOWA W * 3/5/2016 at Michigan State L /10/16 vs Penn State W /11/16 vs Michigan State L /15/16 AKRON Wot /20/16 FLORIDA L

7 MEN S BASKETBALL CONFERENCE STATS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 02 Loving, Marc Tate, Jae'Sean Lyle, JaQuan Bates-Diop, Keita Williams, Kam Thompson, Trevor Harris, A.J Giddens, Daniel Mitchell, Mickey Bell, David Lane, Joey Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct POINT FG-ATT point FG pct pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-avg/game Neutral site-avg/game Date Opponent Score Att. * 12/30/15 MINNESOTA W * 01/03/16 ILLINOIS W * 01/06/16 at Northwestern W * 1/10/16 at Indiana L * 01/13/16 RUTGERS W * 1/16/16 at Maryland Terrapins L * 01/21/16 at Purdue L *] 01/25/16 PENN STATE W * 01/28/16 at Illinois Wot * 01/31/16 MARYLAND TERRAPINS L * 02/04/16 at Wisconsin L * 02/09/16 NORTHWESTERN W * 02/13/16 at RUTGERS W * 02/16/16 MICHIGAN W * 02/20/16 at Nebraska Wot * 02/23/16 MICHIGAN STATE L * 02/28/16 IOWA W * 3/5/2016 at Michigan State L * = Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Buckeyes Opponents OhioStateBuckeyes.com 7

8 WOMEN S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS DATE OPPONENT... RESULT NOVEMBER Sun. 1 Ursuline (exhibition)... W, Fri. 13 at #2/2 South Carolina...L, Mon. 16 #1/1 CONNECTICUT...L, Thur. 19 BELMONT... W, Sun. 22 WAGNER 1... W, Fri. 27 vs. Liberty 2... W, Sat. 28 vs. #10/9Texas A&M 2... W, DECEMBER Wed. 2 at #3/3 Notre Dame 3...L, Sun. 6 at Cincinnati... W, Sun. 13 NC A&T... W, Fri. 18 PRINCETON... W, Mon. 21 VIRGINIA... W, Thur. 31 #24/22 MICHIGAN ST.*... W, JANUARY Sat. 2 at #6/5 Maryland*... W, Thur. 7 INDIANA*... W, Sun. 10 RUTGERS*... W, Thur. 14 at #-/24 Northwestern*...L, Sun. 17 PURDUE*... W, Thur. 21 at Michigan*... W, Sun. 24 at Rutgers*... W, Thur. 28 NORTHWESTERN*... W, FEBRUARY Mon. 1 at Illinois*... W, Thur. 4 WISCONSIN*... W, Mon. 8 #5/5 MARYLAND*... W, Thur. 11 at Iowa*... W, Sun. 14 at Penn State*... W, Thur. 18 NEBRASKA*... W, Sun. 21 ILLINOIS*... W, Wed. 24 at Minnesota*...L, (ot) Sat. 27 at #20/21 Michigan St.*...L, (3ot) MARCH Fri. 4 vs. Rutgers 4... W, Sat. 5 vs. #19/19 Michigan State 4...L, Fri. 18 BUFFALO 5... W, Sun. 20 #23/25 WEST VIRGINIA 5... W, Fri. 25 vs. Tennessee 6... L, Home Games in BOLD played at Value City Arena (1) in St. John Arena (2) South Point Shootout (Las Vegas, Nev.) (3) ACC/Big Ten Challenge (4) B1G Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.) (5) NCAA Tournament (St. John Arena, Columbus, Ohio) (6) NCAA Tournament (Sioux Falls, S.D.) NOTING THE BUCKEYES Ohio State finished third in the country in scoring at 86.0 ppg. The 86.0 ppg shattered the school s single-season scoring record of 83.2 ppg which was set by the program s only Final Four team of The Buckeyes schedule was ranked the third-hardest in the NCAA this season. Ohio State was seventh in the country in shooting percentage at The team set four single-season school records: Points -- 2,925 Scoring average Field goals made -- 1,066 3-point field goals made The Buckeyes won 16-straight home games to close out the season after losing the opener to UConn. The Buckeyes scored over 90 points 14 times this season and are 13-1 in those games. That was also the most 90-point games in school-history. Kelsey Mitchell was a consensus All-American, claiming first team honors from the AP, USBWA, WBCA, ESPNW and the Wooden Award. Mitchell broke her own OSU single-season scoring record, notching 889 points this season after scoring 873 last season. Mitchell made 126 three-pointers this season which was one shy of her NCAA single-season record of 127 from last year. Alexa Hart shot a conference-best 68.0 percent in Big Ten play. Senior Ameryst Alston and sophomore Kelsey Mitchell were each named to the Late-season Wooden Top 20 as well as Naismith Award Semifinalists. Mitchell earned first team AP All-America honors while Alston was an honorable mention AP All-American. Mitchell was third in the country at 26.1 ppg and was tied for second in the country with 126 made three-point field goals. Mitchell scored an OSU NCAA Tournament record 45 points in the win over West Virginia. Mitchell scored a Big Ten Tournament single-game record 43 points in the win over Rutgers in the quarterfinals. Alston finished her career fourth in school-history with 2,165 career points. She was just the sixth Buckeye to reach the 2,000 point milestone. In just two seasons, Mitchell is already 9th on OSU s career scoring chart at 1,762 points. Mitchell is also second in OSU history with 253 career three-point field goals. Shayla Cooper had a team-high 10 double-doubles this year. The Buckeyes scored over 90 points 14 times this season and were 13-1 in those games. OSU scored a school and Big Ten record 2,925 points on the year. The 290 three-point field goals the Buckeyes made were not only a school record but also bested the single-season Big Ten record of 274. The team scored 80 or more points in all but nine games this season. The Buckeyes had their school-record streak of 11-straight games of 80 or more points stopped in a win at Rutgers on Jan. 24. The previous longest streak was eight games set at the start of the season. The team also topped the 90-point mark 14 times this season. CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICAN Kelsey Mitchell was named a first team All-American by every outlet this season, making her a consensus All-American. Below is a list of awards she either earned or was nominated for: AP First Team All-American USBWA First Team All-American WBCA First Team All-American ESPN First Team All-American John R. Wooden First Team All-American Nancy Lieberman Award Finalist Dawn Staley Award Finalist John. R. Wooden Award Finalist Naismith Award Finalist Wade Watch List Ann Meyers Drysdale Mid-season watch list Unanimous first team All-Big Ten Big Ten All-Tournament Team SHE S DID IT AGAIN Kelsey Mitchell made an NCAA single-season record 127 three-point field goals last season and this season, she only made 126. That was tied for secondmost in the country. Her 127 threes last season and her 126 this season are the two highest single-season totals in school and Big Ten history. Mitchell is already second in school history with 253 career three-pointers. The NCAA career record for three-pointers made is 393 by Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis of UConn. She also led the country in scoring last year as a freshman at 24.9 ppg and this year, she finished third at 26.1 ppg Year In Review HIGHEST SCORING SEASON Ohio State averaged 86.0 points per game this season which was third-best in the country. That mark shattered the school s single-season scoring record of 83.2 ppg which was set by the Final Four team.

9 WOMEN S BASKETBALL OVERALL STATS Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 03 Kelsey Mitchell Ameryst Alston Shayla Cooper Alexa Hart Kianna Holland Asia Doss Kaylan Pugh Cait Craft Makayla Waterman Lisa Blair Kalpana Beach Chelsea Mitchell Theresa Ekhelar Team Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING /13/15 at South Carolina L Points per game /16/15 UCONN L Scoring margin /19/15 BELMONT W FIELD GOALS-ATT /22/15 WAGNER W Field goal pct /27/15 vs Liberty W POINT FG-ATT /28/15 vs Texas A&M W point FG pct /02/15 at Notre Dame L pt FG made per game /06/15 at Cincinnati W FREE THROWS-ATT /13/15 NC A&T W Free throw pct /18/15 PRINCETON W F-Throws made per game /21/15 VIRGINIA W REBOUNDS * 12/31/15 MICHIGAN STATE W Rebounds per game * 01/02/16 at Maryland W Rebounding margin * 01/07/16 INDIANA W ASSISTS * 01/10/16 RUTGERS W Assists per game * 01/14/16 at Northwestern L TURNOVERS * 01/17/16 PURDUE W Turnovers per game * 01/21/16 at Michigan W Turnover margin * 01/24/16 at Rutgers W Assist/turnover ratio * 01/28/16 NORTHWESTERN W STEALS * 02/15/16 at Illinois W Steals per game * 02/04/16 WISCONSIN W BLOCKS * 02/08/16 MARYLAND W Blocks per game * 02/11/16 at Iowa W ATTENDANCE * 02/14/16 at Penn State W Home games-avg/game * 02/18/16 NEBRASKA W Neutral site-avg/game * 02/21/16 ILLINOIS W * 02/24/16 at Minnesota Lot Score by Periods 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T OT2 OT3 Totals* 02/27/16 at Michigan State Lo Ohio State /04/16 vs Rutgers W Opponents /05/16 vs Michigan State L /18/16 BUFFALO W /20/16 WEST VIRGINIA W /25/16 vs Tennessee L = at St. John Arena (Columbus, Ohio) 2 = South Point Shootout (Las Vegas, Nev.) 3 = ACC/Big Ten Challenge 4 = Big Ten Tournament (Indianapolis, Ind.) 5 = NCAA Tournament (Columbus, Ohio) OhioStateBuckeyes.com 9

10 MEN S CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS Date Meet Location Distance Finish Sept. 5 Flyer 5k Challenge Dayton, Ohio 5k 2nd Sept. 19 Commodore Classic Nashville, Tenn. 6k 2nd Oct. 2 All-Ohio Championships Cedarville, Ohio 8k 1st Oct. 17 Pre-Nationals Louisville, Ky. 8k 21st Nov. 1 Big Ten Championships Chicago, Ill. 8k 9th Nov. 13 NCAA Great Lakes Regional Madison, Wis. 10k 10th CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Chicago, Ill. - 8k Team Results Michigan OHIO STATE INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Kevin Blank 26:13.2 Commodore Classic 8k 58th 25:24.5 All-Ohio Championships 8k 37th 25:16.5 Pre-Nationals 8k 32nd 25:36.2 Big Ten Championships 8k 85th 34:00.2 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 10k 155th Clayton Bowie 15:34.1 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 1st 24:59.3 Commodore Classic 8k 7th 24:36.3 All-Ohio Championships 8k 4th 24:25.4 Pre-Nationals 8k 121st 32:20.1 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 10k 63rd Michael Brajdic 25:01.7 All-Ohio Championships 8k 16th 24:32.9 Pre-Nationals 8k 138th 24:20.3 Big Ten Championships 8k 36th 33:21.5 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 10k 129th Nick Elswick 26:28.2 Commodore Classic 8k 73rd 25:42.2 All-Ohio Championships 8k 57th 25:16.1 Pre-Nationals 8k 30th 25:43.1 Big Ten Championships 8k 88th 32:33.7 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 10k 77th Jared Fleming 16:34.3 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 36th 25:40.22 Bluegrass Invitational 8k 55th 26:35.2 Big Ten Championships 8k 98th 26:35.7 Pre-Nationals Open Race 8k 26th Nick Jarrell 16:03.9 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 10th 28:10.8 Commodore Classic 8k 163rd 26:15.4 All-Ohio Championships 8k 124th Patrick Kunkel 15:52.6 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 6th 25:30.8 Commodore Classic 8k 27th 25:05.7 Pre-Nationals 8k 232nd 26:58.1 Big Ten Championships 8k 98th Luke Landis 15:49.2 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 5th 25:23.9 Commodore Classic 8k 22nd 25:05.8 All-Ohio Championships 8k 20th 25:02.8 Pre-Nationals 8k 219th 27:40.4 Big Ten Championships 8k 101st Mitch Leitch 24:54.7 All-Ohio Championships 8k 10th 24:44.7 Pre-Nationals 8k 170th 24:53.9 Big Ten Championships 8k 67th 32:13.0 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 10k 58th Francesco Maiorca 16:40.9 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 29th 26:22.9 Commodore Classic 8k 67th 26:17.9 All-Ohio Championships 8k 129th Adrian Ross 25:49.4 All-Ohio Championships 8k 74th 25:20.0 Pre-Nationals 8k 35th Evan Stifel 24:59.7 Commodore Classic 8k 8th 24:47.8 All-Ohio Championships 8k 6th 24:07.9 Pre-Nationals 8k 69th 24:08.4 Big Ten Championships 8k 24th 31:29.7 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 10k 30th Steven Weaver 16:22.5 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 21st 26:24.0 Commodore Classic 8k 93rd 25:38.7 All-Ohio Championships 8k 51st 26:12.8 Pre-Nationals 8k 80th Ohio State Scorers 24. Evan Stifel...24: Nick Elswick...24: Michael Brajdic...24: Clayton Bowie...24: Mitch Leitch...24:53.9 NCAA GREAT LAKES CHAMPIONSHIPS Madison, Wis. - 10k Team Results Michigan OHIO STATE Ohio State Scorers 30. Evan Stifel...31: Nick Elswick...31: Mitch Leitch...32: Clayton Bowie...32: Jared Fleming...32:33.7 Academic All-Big Ten Kevin Blank, Michael Brajdic, Evan Stifel Year In Review

11 WOMEN S CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS Date Meet Location Distance Finish Sept. 5 Flyer 5k Challenge Dayton, Ohio 5k 2nd Sept. 19 Commodore Classic Nashville, Tenn. 5k 2nd Oct. 2 All-Ohio Championships Cedarville, Ohio 6k 1st Oct. 3 Greater Louisville Classic Louisville, Ky. 5k 8th Oct. 16 Wisconsin adidas Invitational Madison, Wis. 6k 31st Nov. 1 Big Ten Championships Chicago, Ill. 6k 7th Nov. 13 NCAA Great Lakes Regional Madison, Wis. 6k 8th INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Brittany Atkinson 18:53.8 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 8th 18:26.7 Commodore Classic 5k 84th 17:59.0 Greater Louisville Classic 5k 71st 21:48.8 Wisconsin adidas Invitational 6k 191st 21:41.7 Big Ten Championships 6k 65th 21:51.9 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 5k 58th Lexi Aughenbaugh 19:56.6 Commodore Classic 5k 184th 23:26.2 All-Ohio Championships 6k 102nd Tammy Berger 18:55.6 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 9th 17:53.0 Greater Louisville Classic 5k 58th 21:28.1 Wisconsin adidas Invitational 6k 153rd Izzy Farmwald 20:33.5 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 45th 19:51.0 Commodore Classic 5k 183rd 23:29.7 All-Ohio Championships 6k 110th Christine Frederick 19:40.3 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 24th 18:14.3 Commodore Classic 5k 62nd 18:02.0 Greater Louisville Classic 5k 77th 21:28.1 Wisconsin adidas Invitational 6k 22nd 21:09.3 Big Ten Championships 6k 37th 21:29.8 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 6k 41st Rachel Hahn 18:21.4 Commodore Classic 5k 75th 18:23.4 Greater Louisville Classic 5k 120th 22:54.0 Wisconsin adidas Invitational 6k 68th Jill Kanney 19:22.3 Commodore Classic 5k 155th 23:20.5 All-Ohio Championships 6k 89th Andrea McArdle 18:43.1 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 5th 18:08.8 Commodore Classic 5k 57th 17:58.2 Greater Louisville Classic 5k 67th 22:04.4 Wisconsin adidas Invitational 6k 207th 21:36.0 Big Ten Championships 6k 60th 21:45.2 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 6k 53rd Minori Minagawa 18:30.6 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 3rd 17:50.3 Commodore Classic 5k 37th 18:03.9 Greater Louisville Classic 5k 82nd 21:24.5 Wisconsin adidas Invitational 6k 147th 20:54.8 Big Ten Championships 6k 27th 21:42.5 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 6k 51st Sakiko Minagawa 18:51.5 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 7th 17:30.0 Commodore Classic 5k 16th 17:47.5 Greater Louisville Classic 5k 52nd 20:50.8 Wisconsin adidas Invitational 6k 84th 21:28.4 Big Ten Championships 6k 55th 21:25.6 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 6k 35th Jessica Passwater 19:22.8 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 14th 22:33.2 All-Ohio Championships 6k 32nd Rebecca Rings 20:49.8 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 47th Kelsey Sandlin 21:04.3 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 51st 19:06.5 Commodore Classic 5k 135th 22:47.1 All-Ohio Championships 6k 50th Lilly Saniel-Banrey 18:40.1 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 4th 17:49.1 Commodore Classic 5k 33rd 17:39.5 Greater Louisville Classic 5k 38th 21:42.4 Wisconsin adidas Invitational 6k 179th 22:18.8 Big Ten Championships 6k 85th Emily Stoodley 18:47.0 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 6th 21:46.2 All-Ohio Championships 6k 7th 22:05.2 Wisconsin adidas Invitational 6k 44th 21:23.5 Big Ten Championships 6k 50th 22:13.1 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 6k 80th Rachel Weber 22:19.7 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 59th 18:16.8 Commodore Classic 5k 67th 18:53.1 Greater Louisville Classic 5k 154th 23:07.1 Big Ten Championships 6k 104th Claire Wiles 19:25.6 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 15th 22:16.1 All-Ohio Championships 6k 15th Kaitlyn Willette 19:40.1 Commodore Classic 5k 174th 23:55.8 All-Ohio Championships 6k 169th Helen Willman 19:13.6 Flyer 5k Challenge 5k 11th 18:01.7 Commodore Classic 5k 48th 17:53.8 Greater Louisville Classic 5k 60th 21:36.7 Wisconsin adidas Invitational 6k 167th 21:20.1 Big Ten Championships 6k 49th 22:05.5 NCAA Great Lakes Regional 6k 73rd CHAMPIONSHIP FINISHES BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Chicago, Ill. - 6k Team Results Penn State OHIO STATE Ohio State Finishers 27. Minori Minagawa...20: Christine Frederick...21: Helen Willman...21: Emily Stoodley...21: Sakiko Minagawa...21:28.4 NCAA GREAT LAKES CHAMPIONSHIPS Madison, Wis. - 6k Team Results Michigan OHIO STATE Ohio State Finishers 35. Sakiko Minagawa...21: Christine Frederick...21: Minori Minagawa...21: Andrea McArdle...21: Brittany Atkinson...21:51.9 Academic All-Big Ten Tammy Berger, Christine Frederick, Andrea McArdle, Minori Minagawa, Sakiko Minagawa, Rachel Weber, Helen Willman OhioStateBuckeyes.com 11

12 FENCING The Ohio State fencing team finished in second place at the 2016 NCAA Championships, marking the 15th-consecutive Top-10 finishes for the Buckeyes at the event. Junior Eleanor Harvey, women s foil, and sophomore Maximilien Chastanet, men s foil, both earned their first individual NCAA Champion titles. The Buckeyes earned six medals overall. In all, 27 members of the Scarlet and Gray squad earned OSU Scholar Athlete accolades DUALS SCHEDULE 2015 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Oct. 4 OSU Duals Columbus, Ohio m: 8-0; w: 8-0 Nov. 21 Elite Invitational Philadelphia, Pa. m: 3-2; w: 4-2 SCHOOL TOTAL MS MF ME WS WF WE Jan. 30 Northwestern Duals South Bend, Ind. m: 6-3; w: 8-2 Feb MFC Champs Columbus, Ohio 1. Columbia March 12 NCAA Midwest Regional Columbus, Ohio 2. OHIO STATE March NCAA Champs Waltham, Mass. 3. Princeton St. John s Notre Dame HONORS & AWARDS ALL-AMERICANS First Team Marc-Antoine Blais Belanger Maximilien Chastanet Eugenia Falqui Eleanor Harvey Alanna Goldie Lewis Weiss Second Team Fares Arfa Honorable Mention Stas Sudilovsky Emma von Dadelszen ALL-MIDWEST CONFERENCE First Team Alexa Antipas Fares Arfa Marc-Antoine Blais Belanger Ameen Borojerdi Maximilien Chastanet Eugenia Falqui Hector Florencia Alanna Goldie Ashley Hahn Eleanor Harvey Frederick Koch Nicolas Pouliquen Julian Raul Nicola Sirito Stas Sudilovsky Lewis Weiss Second Team Julien Baneux Matt Bogard Haley Cloyd Kyjah Coryat Iñaki de Guzman James Hu Andrew Kubisty Oliver Shindler Nina Stackhouse Emma von Dadelszen Honorable Mention Jax Diaz-Miranda Shawn Marshman Ally Micek Rebecca Rutan Sterling Streb Ryan Tomlinson OSU SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Ahmed Al-Tayeb Julien Baneux Marc-Antoine Blais Belanger Ameen Borojerdi Robert Caldwell Maximilien Chastanet Abraham Coull Iñaki de Guzman Jax Diaz-Miranda Eugenia Falqui Alanna Goldie Eleanor Harvey James Hu Elizabeth Kirk Allan Kofman John Lazzari Celina Merza Nicolas Pouliquen Julian Raul Rebecca Rutan Michael Saari Oliver Shindler Nicola Sirito Sterling Streb Stas Sudilovsky Ryan Tomlinson Emma von Dadelszen Lewis Weiss 2015 MIDWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS SCHOOL TOTAL MS MF ME WS WF WE 1. OHIO STATE 1, Northwestern 1, Michigan 1, Lawrence 1, Michigan State 1, Year In Review

13 FIELD HOCKEY JOHNSON GARNERS ALL-AMERICA ACCOLADES This past fall, Johnson became the 14th All-American in program history when the National Field Hockey Coaches Association announced its teams. She is the first Buckeye to be so honored since Jenn Sciulli took home first team honors in I am honored and humbled to be on the All-America team, said Johnson. When you look at the other names on the list, it makes you realize just how special it is. I ve been blessed with outstanding teammates and coaches at Ohio State, and without them none of this would be possible. I couldn t have asked for a better experience wearing the Scarlet and Gray and this is certainly a great way to end my career. Johnson will graduate with her name prominent throughout the Ohio State record book, finishing 12th all-time in points with 93 (36 goals, 21 assists), 10th in goals and 13th in assists. Her career resume includes three All-Big Ten honors and three All-Region selections. After leading the Buckeyes in assists last year with 11, Johnson, a Dayton, Ohio native and Oakwood High School graduate, set a career high this past fall with 12 goals. She had four multi-goal games, including fivepoint performances against Ball State, Ohio and Iowa. In Ohio State s regular season home finale, she collected the second hat trick of her career with a three-goal, one assist effort in a 6-3 win over California. On Sept. 15, she was named the Big Ten s Offensive Player of the Week and also played in the NFHCA Senior All-Star Game on Nov. 21. Johnson ranked fourth in the Big Ten in both goals (12) and goals per game (0.67). She was also fifth in total points (29) and points per game (1.61). She registered multiple points in eight games this year, and the Buckeyes were 7-1 in those contests. JOHNSON, ROYCE MAKE ALL-REGION TEAM A pair of Buckeye seniors Peanut Johnson and Emma Royce earned Longstreth/NFHCA All-West Region honors, the National Field Hockey Coaches Association announced in November. Johnson earned first team honors while Royce was selected to the second team. After leading the Buckeyes in assists last year with 11, Johnson, a Dayton, Ohio native and Oakwood High School graduate, set a career high this past fall with 12 goals. She had four multi-goal games, including fivepoint performances against Ball State, Ohio and Iowa. In Ohio State s regular season home finale, she collected the second hat trick of her career with a three-goal, one assist effort in a 6-3 win over California. On Sept. 15, she was named the Big Ten s Offensive Player of the Week and also played in the NFHCA Senior All-Star Game on Nov. 21. Johnson ranked fourth in the conference in both goals (12) and goals per game (0.67). She was also fifth in total points (29) and points per game (1.61). She registered multiple points in eight games this year, and the Buckeyes were 7-1 in those contests. Royce, a two-time team captain, earns her first career all-region honor. A mainstay in the defensive backfield, she has started 72 of 73 career games. This year she had four goals and five assists for 13 points to go along with a defensive save. The London, England native was largely responsible for leading a defense that had three shutouts to its credit and has allowed 14 less goals than last year. In a 3-0 win against Rutgers last month, Royce did a little bit of everything with one goal, one assist and one defensive save. In her career, she finished with 13 goals, 12 assists, one game-winning goal, two penalty stroke goals and one defensive save. Royce was selected as an alternate for the NFHCA Senior All-Star Game. TRIO OF BUCKEYES EARN ALL-BIG TEN HONORS Three members of the Ohio State field hockey team seniors Peanut Johnson and Emma Royce along with sophomore Maddy Humphrey earned All-Big Ten honors, the conference announced in November. Johnson earned first team honors while Royce and Humphrey were selected to the second team. Sydney Stype, a fifth-year senior goalkeeper from nearby Upper Arlington, is Ohio State s Sportsmanship Award honoree. Stype is a three-time Academic All-Big Ten and four-time NFHCA National academic Squad selection. Last year, she earned Big Ten Distinguished Scholar accolades for having a grade-point average or 3.70 or better during the academic year. TWELVE NAMED TO ZAG FIELD HOCKEY/NFHCA DIVISION I NATIONAL ACADEMIC SQUAD The Ohio State field hockey program, under the direction of head coach Anne Wilkinson, placed 12 players on the ZAG Field Hockey/NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad. It marks the 10th-consecutive season the Buckeyes have had nine or more members named to the national academic list. In addition, the Buckeyes were recognized by ZAK Field Hockey and the National Field Hockey Coaches Association with the National Academic Team Award for sporting a team grade-point average above 3.0. The Buckeyes honorees were: Lauren Archibald (sociology), Courtney Daniels (marketing), Natalie Faust (sport industry), Rachel Gaines (microbiology), Erin Hoover (biology), Chelsea Quinn (early childhood education), Maggie Reddecliff (communication), Megan Rossi (sport industry), Hanna Scherpbier (consumer and family financial services), Sydney Stype (sport industry), Liz Tamburro (Spanish), Carolina Vergroesen (international business administration). Stype, who graduated in December, is a four-time recipient. The National Academic Squad recognizes studentathletes who have achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.30 or higher through the first semester of the academic year. FOUR EARN ZAG FIELD HOCKEY/NFHCA DIVISION I SCHOLAR OF DISTINCTION HONORS On the heels of having 12 members of the ZAG Field Hockey/NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad, four student-athletes were also named as Scholars of Distinction. To be eligible, they had to of achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.90 or higher through the first semester of the academic year. Ohio State s honorees are Natalie Faust, Rachel Gaines, Courtney Daniels and Carolina Vergroesen. OhioStateBuckeyes.com 13

14 FIELD HOCKEY 2015 BIG TEN STANDINGS Big Ten Overall Team Record Pts. Record Pct. Maryland Michigan Indiana Ohio State Northwestern Penn State Iowa Michigan State Rutgers OVERALL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Head coach: Anne Wilkinson, 20th season (Delaware, 1986) ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 28 SAINT LOUIS W Aug 30 #7 ALBANY L Sep 04 at #11 Wake Forest Lot Sep 05 vs Missouri State W Sep 11 BALL STATE W * Sep 18 at Michigan State W Sep 20 OHIO W Sep 23 at Miami L * Sep 27 at Penn State Wo * Oct 02 #8 MARYLAND L * Oct 09 RUTGERS W Oct 11 #11 LOUISVILLE L * Oct 16 INDIANA L * Oct 18 at Iowa W * Oct 23 #16 NORTHWESTERN L Oct 25 CALIFORNIA W Oct 27 at Kent State L * Oct 31 at #11 Michigan L Nov 05 vs Northwestern L TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game PENALTY CORNERS PENALTY STROKES PENALTIES Green cards Yellow cards 11 9 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/317 7/327 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw p 3 Johnson, Peanut Humphrey, Maddy Royce, Emma Kile, Morgan Hamilton, Paige Hiltz, Brooke Cole, Casey Rath, Caroline VonderBrink, Annie Daniels, Courtney Hamilton, Mercedes Archibald, Lauren Faust, Natalie Scherpbier, Hanna Pany, Hannah Vergroesen, Carolina Reddecliff, Maggie Johnson, Taylor Rossi, Megan Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T 31 Stype, Sydney 1 1: Tamburro, Liz : Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Year In Review Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents

15 FIELD HOCKEY 2015 RESULTS Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored Aug 28 SAINT LOUIS W Hiltz, Brooke (Humphrey, Maddy) Humphrey, Maddy (unassisted) Hamilton, Paige (unassisted) VonderBrink, Annie (unassisted) Johnson, Peanut (unassisted) Aug 30 #7 ALBANY L Humphrey, Maddy (Royce, Emma) Sep 04 at #11 Wake Forest LOT Humphrey, Maddy (Kile, Morgan) Johnson, Peanut (Kile, Morgan) Sep 05 vs Missouri State W Royce, Emma (penalty shot) Hamilton, Paige (unassisted) Royce, Emma (Johnson, Peanut) Humphrey, Maddy (Kile, Morgan) Hamilton, Mercedes (Archibald, Lauren) Sep 11 BALL STATE W Humphrey, Maddy (Johnson, Peanut) Johnson, Peanut (unassisted) Johnson, Peanut (Humphrey, Maddy) * Sep 18 at Michigan State W Humphrey, Maddy (Royce, Emma) Rath, Caroline (Royce, Emma) Sep 20 OHIO W Johnson, Peanut (unassisted) Royce, Emma (Johnson, Peanut;Rath, Caroline) Johnson, Peanut (unassisted) Sep 23 at Miami L * Sep 27 at Penn State WO Hiltz, Brooke (Cole, Casey) Kile, Morgan (unassisted) * Oct 02 #8 MARYLAND L Cole, Casey (Humphrey, Maddy) Humphrey, Maddy (Royce, Emma) * Oct 09 RUTGERS W Humphrey, Maddy (Cole, Casey) Royce, Emma (penalty shot) Johnson, Peanut (Royce, Emma) Oct 11 #11 LOUISVILLE L * Oct 16 INDIANA L * Oct 18 at Iowa W Humphrey, Maddy (Johnson, Peanut) Johnson, Peanut (unassisted) Johnson, Peanut (unassisted) * Oct 23 #16 NORTHWESTERN L Oct 25 CALIFORNIA W Humphrey, Maddy (unassisted) Johnson, Peanut (unassisted) Kile, Morgan (unassisted) Johnson, Peanut (Kile, Morgan) Johnson, Peanut (Humphrey, Maddy) Daniels, Courtney (Johnson, Peanut) Oct 27 at Kent State L Kile, Morgan (unassisted) * Oct 31 at #11 Michigan L Nov 05 vs Northwestern L Team Record W-L-T Overall: 9-10 Conference: 4-4 Home: 5-5 Away: 3-4 Neutral: 1-1 Overtime: 1-1 Attendance Dates Total Avg. Total: Home: Away: Neutral: OhioStateBuckeyes.com 15

16 FOOTBALL 12-1 overall; 7-1 Big Ten Big Ten East Division Co-Champion Fiesta Bowl Champion 2015 GAME RESULTS / STATISTICS DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE OVERALL CONF. TIME ATTEND Sept. 07 at Virginia Tech W : Sept. 12 HAWAI'I W : Sept. 19 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W : Sept. 26 WESTERN MICHIGAN W : Oct. 03 at Indiana W : Oct. 10 MARYLAND W : Oct. 17 PENN STATE W : Oct. 24 at Rutgers W : Nov. 07 MINNESOTA W : Nov. 14 at Illinois W : Nov. 21 #9 MICHIGAN STATE L : Nov. 28 at Michigan W : #Jan. 1 vs #8 Notre Dame W : #Battlefrog Fiest Bowl; Glendale, Ariz. RUSHING G Att. Gain Loss Net. Avg. TDs Long Avg/G Elliott, Ezekiel Barrett, J.T Miller, Braxton Jones, Cardale Samuel, Curtis Dunn, Bri'onte Marshall, Jalin Ball, Warren TEAM Total Opponents PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Jones, Cardale Barrett, J.T Johnston, Cameron Miller, Braxton Total Opponents RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Thomas, Michael Marshall, Jalin Elliott, Ezekiel Miller, Braxton Samuel, Curtis Vannett, Nick Wilson, Dontre Smith, Corey Baugh, Marcus Dixon, Johnnie Greene, Jeff Ball, Warren Dunn, Bri'onte Total Opponents TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SCORING Points Per Game Points Off Turnovers FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average KICKOFFS-Yards Average Per Kick Net kick average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game... 29: :44 3RD-DOWN Conversions...70/ /212 3rd-Down Pct...41%... 35% 4TH-DOWN Conversions...11/ /23 4th-Down Pct...58%... 39% SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES... (47-57) 82%...(25-31) 81% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS... (37-57) 65%...(19-31) 61% PAT-ATTEMPTS... (62-62) 100%...(22-23) 96% ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game...7/ /67003 Neutral Site Games... 1/ Year In Review

17 FOOTBALL 2015 STATISTICS PATs SCORING TDS FGS KICK RUSH RCV. PASS DXP SAF. PTS. Elliott, Ezekiel Willoughby, J Barrett, J.T Thomas, Michael Marshall, Jalin Nuernberger, S Miller, Braxton Samuel, Curtis Jones, Cardale Bell, Vonn Lee, Darron Dunn, Bri'onte Washington, Adolphus Total Opponents TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Elliott, Ezekiel Barrett, J.T Jones, Cardale Miller, Braxton Samuel, Curtis Dunn, Bri'onte Marshall, Jalin Ball, Warren TEAM Total Opponents FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct Lg Blk Willoughby, Jack Nuernberger, Sean Total PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I Blkd Johnston, Cameron TEAM Total Opponents KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Willoughby, Jack Total Opponents PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Marshall, Jalin Elliott, Ezekiel Total Opponents INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Powell, Tyvis Conley, Gareon Bell, Vonn Apple, Eli Bosa, Joey Lee, Darron Hubbard, Sam Washington, A Total Opponents KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Samuel, Curtis Wilson, Dontre Marshall, Jalin Total Opponents FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Bell, Vonn Apple, Eli Total Opponents FG SEQUENCE Ohio State OPPONENTS Virginia Tech 43 50,(46) Hawai'i (20) - Northern Illinois (31),(24) (38),(31) Western Michigan (30) 37,47 Indiana (23),(26),43 (34),(34) Maryland 44 - Penn State (39) (33) Rutgers - 29 Minnesota Illinois 24 (46),50 Michigan State - 43,(41) Michigan - (25),(27) Notre Dame (37),(38),(35) - Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. OhioStateBuckeyes.com 17

18 FOOTBALL 2015 STATISTICS TACKLES SACKS PASS DEFENSE FUMBLES BLKD DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/YDS No-Yards Int-Yds PBU QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf McMillan, Raekwon Perry, Joshua Powell, Tyvis Lee, Darron Bell, Vonn Lewis, Tyquan Bosa, Joey Washington, Adolphus Conley, Gareon Apple, Eli Hubbard, Sam Schutt, Tommy Booker, Dante Worley, Chris Hill, Michael Williams, Cam Hale, Joel Holmes, Jalyn Hooker, Malik Webb, Damon Ward, Denzel McLaurin, Terry Campbell, Parris Smith, Erick Lattimore, Marshon Fada, Craig Sprinkle, Tracy Dunn, Bri'onte Samuel, Curtis Baker, Jermome Burrows, Cam Willoughby, Jack Wilson, Dontre Decker, Taylor Thomas, Michael Price, Billy Burger, Joe Elflein, Pat Vannett, Nick Smith, Corey Total Opponents Year In Review

19 FOOTBALL 2015 ALL-BIG TEN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAMS COACHES VOTE OFFENSE FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM Quarterback Connor Cook, Michigan State C.J. Beathard, Iowa Nate Sudfeld Running Back Jordan Howard, Indiana Justin Jackson, Northwestern Josh Ferguson, Illinois Running Back EZEKIEL ELLIOTT, Ohio State Saquon Barkley, Penn State Jordan Canzeri, Iowa Receiver Jehu Chesson, Michigan Jordan Westerkamp, Nebraska Michael Thomas, Ohio State Receiver Aaron Burbridge, Michigan State Alex Erickson, Wisconsin Chris Godwin, Penn State Center Jack Allen, Michigan State Austin Blythe, Iowa Jacoby Boren, Ohio State Guard Jordan Walsh, Iowa Dan Feeney, Indiana Donavon Clark, Michigan State Guard Pat Elflein, Ohio State Brian Allen, Michigan State Billy Price, Ohio State Tackle Jack Conklin, Michigan State Jason Spriggs, Indiana Erik Magnuson, Michigan Tackle TAYLOR DECKER, Ohio State Alex Lewis, Nebraska Tyler Marz, Wisconsin Tight End Jake Butt, Michigan Dan Vitale, Northwestern Josiah Price, Michigan State DEFENSE FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM Line Yannick Ngakoue, Maryland Malik McDowell, Michigan St. Nate Meier, Iowa Line Shilique Calhoun, Michigan State Maliek Collins, Nebraska Chris Wormley, Michigan Line Joey Bosa, Ohio State Dean Lowry, Northwestern Austin Johnson, Penn State Line Carl Nassib, Penn State Adolphus Washington, Ohio State Anthony Zettel, Penn State Linebacker Anthony Walker Jr., Northwestern Josey Jewell, Iowa Riley Bullough, Michigan State Linebacker Joshua Perry, Ohio State Darron Lee, Ohio State Darien Harris, Michigan State Linebacker Joe Schobert, Wisconsin Raekwon McMillan, Ohio State Vince Biegel, Wisconsin Defensive Back Desmond King, Iowa Nick VanHoose, Northwestern Jordan Lomax, Iowa Defensive Back William Likely, Maryland Eli Apple, Ohio State Demetrious Cox, Michigan State Defensive Back Jourdan Lewis, Michigan Vonn Bell, Ohio State Eric Murray, Minnesota Defensive Back Jabrill Peppers, Michigan Michael Caputo, Wisconsin Matthew Harris, Northwestern SPECIAL TEAMS FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM Kicker Griffin Oakes, Indiana Marshall Koehn, Iowa Ryan Santoso, Minnesota Punter Sam Foltz, Nebraska Cameron Johnston, Ohio State Peter Mortell, Minnesota Return Specialist William Likely, Maryland Jabrill Peppers, Michigan Janarion Grant, Rutgers HONORABLE MENTION ILLINOIS: Geronimo Allison, Taylor Barton, V Angelo Bentley (return specialist), Clayton Fejedelem, Ted Karras, Mason Monheim, T.J. Neal, Austin Schmidt, Dawuane Smoot, Jihad Ward; INDIANA: Simmie Cobbs, Michael Cooper, Darius Latham, Nick Mangieri, Zack Shaw; IOWA: Cole Fisher, Jaleel Johnson, Dillon Kidd, Desmond King (return specialist), Ben Niemann, Matt VandeBerg, Sean Welsh; MARYLAND: Jermaine Carter, Michael Dunn, Quinton Jefferson; MICHIGAN: Kenny Allen, Joe Bolden, Ben Braden, Mason Cole, Amara Darboh, Graham Glasgow, Ryan Glasgow, Willie Henry, Kyle Kalis, Desmond Morgan, Blake O Neil, Jake Rudock, De Veon Smith, Jarrod Wilson; MICHIGAN STATE: Jon Reschke, R.J. Shelton, Lawrence Thomas; MINNESOTA: Briean Boddy-Calhoun, Shannon Brooks, De Vondre Campbell, Theiren Cockran, Brandon Lingen, KJ Maye, Jalen Myrick, Jonah Pirsig, Steven Richardson; NEBRASKA: Drew Brown, Nate Gerry, Andy Janovich, Joshua Kalu; NORTHWESTERN: Deonte Gibson, Solomon Vault (return specialist); OHIO STATE: Tyquan Lewis, Jalin Marshall (return specialist), Braxton Miller, Tyvis Powell, Nick Vannett; PENN STATE: Marcus Allen, Jason Cabinda, Trevor Williams; PURDUE: Anthony Brown, Markell Jones, Robert Kugler, Jake Replogle, Frankie Williams; RUTGERS: Leonte Caroo, Steve Longa, Keith Lumpkin; WISCONSIN: T.J. Edwards, Troy Fumagalli, Darius Hillary, Tanner McEvoy. Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Honorees: V Angelo Bentley, ILL; Jake Reed, IND; Drew Ott, IOWA; Andrew Zeller, MD; Jake Rudock, MICH; Darien Harris, MSU; Jon Christenson, MINN; Jack Gangwish, NEB; Max Chapman, NU; Joshua Perry, OSU; Ben Kline, PSU; Robert Kugler, PUR; Quentin Gause, RU; Derek Watt, WIS. UNANIMOUS SELECTIONS IN ALL CAPS OhioStateBuckeyes.com 19

20 MEN S GOLF Head coach Jay Moseley s first season in Columbus witnessed a program first as Tee-k Kelly won the NCAA Kohler Regional individual medalist honors. Kelly out-played 74 Regional competitors to earn individual advancement to the NCAA Championships where he tied for 30th in the 156-player national championship event. Buckeye teammate Will Grimmer joined Kelly by also qualifying for the NCAA Kohler Regional. Kelly manned a slot in the Buckeye lineup for every tournament during the campaigan, logging a total of 38 rounds overall. His stroke average paced the Buckeyes, followed very closely by Grimmer (73.38 avg - 32 rounds) and Clark Engle (73.72 avg - 29 rounds). Kelly racked up 19 rounds at or under par, including five scores dipping into the 60 s. Grimmer and Engle combined for 21 such tallies (at or under par). Top-10 Tallies One or more Buckeyes cracked the individual top-10 in eight of 10 regular season events, including an individual medalist performance from Kelly in the Lone Star Invitational. Kelly, Engle, Grimmer and Josh Wick all did so multiple times: Will Grimmer (T-8th) - Tiger Invitational (T-10th) - The Carmel Cup Tee-k Kelly (1st) - Lone Star Invitational (T-6th) - Inverness Intercollegiate (also placed 1st in the NCAA Kohler Regional) Clark Engle (T-5th) - Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational (9th) - Aggie Invitational (T-9th) Windon Memorial Josh Wick (T-4th) - Robert Kepler Intercollegiate (T-9th) - Windon Memorial NCAA Championships Individual Qualifier Tee-k Kelly NCAA Regional Individual Qualifiers Will Grimmer Tee-k Kelly All-Midwest Region Team Will Grimmer Tee-k Kelly Individual Medalist Tee-k Kelly (NCAA Kohler Regional) Tee-k Kelly (Lone Star Invitational) Academic All-Big Ten Sean Busch Clark Engle Max Rosenthal Grant Weaver Josh Wick TOURNAMENT RESULTS Date...Tournament...Result... Score...Course... Site...Top Finisher Sept The Carmel Cup (Play 6, count 5)...T-7th/8... 1,107 (+27)...Pebble Beach Golf Links... Pebble Beach, Calif...T-10. Grimmer (+1) Sept Inverness Intercollegiate...6th/ (+40)...Inverness Club... Toledo, Ohio...T-6. Kelly (+5) Sept Windon Memorial...6th/ (+4)...Lake Shore Country Club... Glencoe, Ill...T-9. Engle/Jo. Wick (-2) Oct Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational...13th/ (+6)...Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club... Portland, Ore...T-5. Engle (-9) Oct Tavistock Collegiate Invitational...13th/ (+46)...Isleworth Golf & Country Club... Windermere, Fla...T-20. Ramirez (+5) March Tiger Invitational presented by Jason Dufner...9th/ (+32)...Grand National Lake Course... Opelika, Ala...T-8. Grimmer (E) March Lone Star Invitational...T-8th/ (+39)...Briggs Ranch Golf Club... San Antonio, Texas...1. Kelly (-5) April Aggie Invitational...T-6th/ (+20)...Traditions Club... Bryan, Texas...9. Engle (E) April Robert Kepler Intercollegiate...4th/ (+26)...OSU Golf Club-Scarlet Course... Columbus, Ohio...T-4. Jo. Wick (+3) April Boilermaker Invitational...7th/ (+20)...Boilermaker Golf Complex-Kampen Course...West Lafayette, Ind...T-18. Grimmer (+1) April Big Ten Championships...8th/ (+13)...Victoria National Golf Course... Newburgh, Ind...T-12. Grimmer (-1) May NCAA Kohler Regional Black Wolf Run-Meadows Valley Course... Kohler, Wis...1. Kelly (-7) May NCAA Championships Eugene Country Club... Eugene, Ore...T-30. Kelly (+4) TEAM SCORES BY TOURNAMENT ( PLAY 5, COUNT 4 EVENTS ONLY) Tournament... Rd Rd. 2...Rd. 3...Rd. 4...Total...Avg. Inverness Intercollegiate Windon Memorial Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational Tavistock Collegiate Invitational Tiger Invitational Lone Star Invitational Aggie Invitational Robert Kepler Intercollegiate Boilermaker Invitational Big Ten Championships TOTAL STROKES... 2, , , , Rounds Average per round Low round (54 holes) Year In Review

21 MEN S GOLF INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Name...Rds...Counted...Ind. Rds...Strokes... Avg...vs. Par... Low...High...60s... Under Par...Even Par... Over Par Tee-k Kelly (NCAA s)...2, Will Grimmer (Regional)...2, Clark Engle , Josh Wick , Addison Coll Sean Busch , Caleb Ramirez Grant Weaver , Michael Bernard Max Rosenthal INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT FINISHES Name...Yr... Hometown... Events...Wins...Top 5...Top Top Top Finish... Low 54 Michael Bernard...r-Jr... Huber Heights, Ohio T-60. Inverness Intercollegiate Sean Busch...Sr... West Lafayette, Ind T-31. The Carmel Cup Addison Coll... Jr... Arlington, Va T-38. Robert Kepler Intercollegiate Clark Engle... Jr... Springfield, Ohio T-5. Nike Golf Collegiate Invitational Will Grimmer... Fr... Cincinnati, Ohio T-8. Tiger Invitational Tee-k Kelly...Sr... Wheaton, Ill (2x) last: NCAA Kohler Regional Caleb Ramirez... Fr... Blythe, Calif T-20. Tavistock Collegiate Invitational Max Rosenthal...r-Jr... Eden Prairie, Minn T-13. Robert Kepler Intercollegiate Grant Weaver...r-Sr... Wooster, Ohio T-18. Robert Kepler Intercollegaite Josh Wick... r-so... Upper Arlington, Ohio T-4. Robert Kepler Intercollegiate HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORD ( ) Akron Arizona Arizona State Arkansas Auburn Austin Peay Baylor Bowling Green California Charlotte Cincinnati Clemson Dayton Duke East Tennessee State Eastern Michigan Florida Georgetown Georgia Georgia Regents-Augusta Georgia State Houston Baptist Illinois Indiana Iowa Jacksonville State Kansas State Kennesaw State Kent State Kentucky Lamar Liberty Little Rock Louisiana Louisville Loyola-Chicago LSU Marquette Maryland McNeese State Mercer Miami (OH) Michigan Michigan State Minnesota Mississippi State Nebraska New Mexico New Mexico State North Carolina North Florida North Texas Northern Illinois Northwestern Notre Dame Oklahoma Oklahoma State Oregon Oregon State Penn State Princeton Purdue Rice Rutgers South Alabama South Carolina Southern Illinois Southeastern Louisiana Stanford TCU Texas Texas A&M Texas State Texas Tech Toledo Troy Tulsa UAB UC Davis UC Riverside UCF UNCG UNCW UNLV USC UTEP UTSA Vanderbilt VCU Wake Forest Washington Washington State West Virginia Wisconsin Wright State Yale FREDERIK HAMMER OhioStateBuckeyes.com 21

22 WOMEN S GOLF For the 20th time since 1983 and 15th occurance under the watchful eye of Hall of Fame coach Therese Hession, the Ohio State women s golf team advanced to the NCAA Championships. Rio Watanabe earned a share of 16th place individually in the 132-player competition while the Buckeyes placed 22nd in the team standings. Ohio State booked its ticket to the NCAA Championships following a 22nd consecutive NCAA Regional qualification and Big Ten Championship three-peat. The Buckeyes shared a co-b1g title with Northwestern in 2016, marking the third straight conference crown and league-best 14th overall since Finishing atop the leaderboard also extended Ohio State s streak of 25 straight tourneys performing better than That School Up North, a stretch dating back to The Buckeyes have never placed lower than Michigan in a Big Ten Women s Golf Championships. The overall head-to-head dominance did finally cease at the 2016 NCAA Championships though, coming up five shots back from the Wolverines. For the season, Ohio State posted a team round stroke average of , the lowest in school history. Juniors Katja Pogacar and Jessica Porvasnik, each picking up All-Big Ten recognition for the third time in as many collegiate seasons. Both were constants in the Buckeye lineup, competing in all 13 tournaments and racking up 39 rounds played. The team s Player of the Year award was split three ways, however, after a late season surge by Rio Watanabe carried Ohio State into the NCAA Championships and continued with her top-20 individual performance in Eugene. Pogacar paced the Buckeyes with a season stroke average of 73.46, followed closely by Porvasnik at and Watanabe s clip. The freshman duo of Jaclyn Lee and Niki Schroeder were lineup stalwarts as well, missing just one tournament apiece while averaging and strokes, respectively. Pogacar led the squad in top-5 (two) and top-10 (four) efforts. Porvasnik notched the most top-25 finishes, doing so in eight of 13 events. Watanabe racked up a team-high 10 rounds under par and added five more at even par. In non-collegiate news, OSU alum Rachel Rohanna seized a 2016 LPGA Tour card with her top-10 finish in the Symetra Tour s Volvik Race for the Card money list. Also, Schroeder played in the LPGA s oldest major championship, the U.S. Women s Open, prior to her arrival on campus. She utilized Porvasnik as her caddie for the major after Porvasnik qualified for the 2014 U.S. Women s Open. All-Big Ten First Team Big Ten Golfer of the Week Katja Pogacar Katja Pogacar (March 10) Jessica Porvasnik Jessica Porvasnik (Feb. 10) Academic All-Big Ten Zoe-Beth Brake Katja Pogacar Jessica Porvasnik Rio Watanabe TOURNAMENT RESULTS Date... Tournament...Result...Score...Course... Site...Top Finisher Sept Dick McGuire Invitational...10th/ (+20)...UNM Championship Course... Albuquerque, N.M...T-40. Porvasnik/Watanabe (+6) Sept Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship...4th/ (+16)...Cherokee Country Club... Knoxville, Tenn...T-13. Schroeder (+4) Oct Windy City Collegiate...10th/ (+13)...Westmoreleand Country Club... Wilmette, Ill...T-28. Watanabe (+1) Oct Landfall Tradition...15th/ (+39)...Country Club of Landfall... Wilmington, N.C...T-10. Pogacar (+1) Feb Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge...11th/ (+57)...Palos Verdes Golf Club... Palos Verdes, Calif...T-13. Porvasnik (+4) Feb Westrbook Spring Invitational...2nd/ (-5)...Westbrook Village Golf Club... Peoria, Ariz...T-9. Lee/Porvasnik (-2) March SunTrust Gator Invitational...3rd/ (+36)...Mark Bostick Golf Course... Gainesville, Fla...2. Pogacar (+3) March Mountain View Collegiate...7th/ (+16)...Mountain View Golf Club... Tucson, Ariz...T-9. Pogacar (+1) April Silverado Showdown...5th/ (+21)...Silverado Resort-North Course... Napa, Calif...T-18. Lee (+5) April Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational...2nd/ (+19)...OSU Golf Club-Scarlet Course... Columbus, Ohio...5. Porvasnik (+2) April Big Ten Championships...T-1st/ (-12)...The Fort Golf Resort... Indianapolis, Ind...2. Pogacar (-8) May NCAA Stanford Regional...3rd/ (+23)...Stanford Univeristy Golf Course... Stanford, Calif...T-6. Watanabe (-1) May NCAA Championships...22nd/ (+28)...Eugene Country Club... Eugene, Ore...T-16. Watanabe (E) TEAM SCORES BY TOURNAMENT Tournament...Rd. 1...Rd. 2...Rd. 3...Rd. 4...Total... Avg. Dick McGuire Invitational Mercedes-Benz Collegaite Championship Windy City Collegiate Landfall Tradition Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge Westbrook Spring Invitational SunTrust Gator Invitational Mountain View Collegiate Silverado Showdown Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational Big Ten Championships NCAA Stanford Regional NCAA Championships TOTAL STROKES...3, , , , Rounds Average per round Low round (54 holes) Year In Review

23 WOMEN S GOLF INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Name... Rds... Counted... Ind. Rds...Strokes... Avg... vs. Par...Low...High... 60s...Under Par... Even Par... Over Par Katja Pogacar , Jessica Porvasnik , Rio Watanabe (NCAA)... 2, Jaclyn Lee , Niki Schroeder , Zoe-Beth Brake , Lina Aguillon INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENT FINISHES Name...Yr... Hometown... Events...Wins...Top 5...Top Top Top Finish... Low 54 Lina Anguillon...Sr... Bogata, Columbia T-39. Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational Zoe-Beth Brake...r-Jr... Whakatane, New Zealand T-38. Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship Jaclyn Lee... Fr... Calgary, Alberta T-9. Westbrook Spring Invitational Katja Pogacar... Jr... Ljubljana, Slovenia Gator Invitational & Big Ten Championships Jessica Porvasnik... Jr... Hinckley, Ohio Lady Buckeye Spring Invitational Niki Schroeder... Fr... Avon, Ohio T-13. Mercedes-Benz Collegiate Championship Rio Watanabe... r-so... Kamagaya City, Japan T-6. NCAA Stanford Regional HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORD ( ) Alabama Arizona Arizona State Arkansas Augusta Baylor BYU Cal State Fullerton California Chattanooga Clemson College of Charleston Colorado Colorado State Elon Denver JAN CHANPALANGSRI Duke Florida Florida International Florida State Furman Georgia Gonzaga Idaho Illinois Indiana Indianapolis Iowa Iowa State Kansas Kansas State Kennesaw State Kent State Kentucky Long Beach State Louisville LSU Maryland Miami (FL) Michigan Michigan State Middle Tennessee Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Mexico North Carolina North Carolina State Northwestern Notre Dame Oklahoma State Oregon Oregon State Penn State Pepperdine Purdue Richmond Rutgers San Diego State San Francisco San Jose State Seton Hall SMU South Carolina South Dakota State South Florida Stanford Tennessee Texas Texas State Texas Tech Toledo Tulane UC Davis UC Riverside UCLA UCF UNCW UNLV USC UTEP UTSA Virginia Virginia Tech Wake Forest Washington Washington State Wisconsin Wyoming KATJA POGACAR JESSICA PORVASNIK OhioStateBuckeyes.com 23

24 MEN S GYMNASTICS OHIO STATE MEN S GYMNASTICS 2016 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS THE SKINNY 25-6 overall (19-1 B1G) 2016 Big Ten Champions Third Place, 2016 NCAA Championships No. 3 scoring average nationally ( ) NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Senior captain Alex Johnson won a national title on high bar as Ohio State finished third as a team at the 2016 NCAA Men s Gymnastics Championships April 16 in front of a raucous crowd of 3,592 at historic St. John Arena, the best finish for the Buckeyes at the NCAA finals since Led by Johnson, six different Buckeyes were named All-Americans, the most at an NCAA championship in school history. OSU athletes collected a total of nine All- America awards at the championships. Ohio State finished second overall in its NCAA qualifying session to advance to the NCAA finals for the second time in three seasons. NCAA Champion Alex Johnson (high bar) All-Americans Alex Johnson (high bar) Alec Yoder (all-around, pommel horse, rings) Sean Melton (rings, high bar) Seth Delbridge (vault) Emeric Quade (floor exercise) Alex Wilson (vault) BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Ohio State captured the 2016 Big Ten Men s Gymnastics Championship April 1 in front of a hometown crowd at St. John Arena. The Buckeyes secured their 13th Big Ten title overall and first since 2007 with a team score of , beating Illinois by nearly five points. Melton was spectacular for the Buckeyes at the conference championships. He won the B1G all-around title with a score of and added gold medals on parallel bars and floor exercise, along with a silver medal on rings. He set an NCAA record dating back to the 2012 season on parallel bars a near-flawless score of and tied a personal-best score of to secure the title on floor. He was named Big Ten Gymnast of the Year at the conclusion of the championships. Yoder was outstanding in his conference championship debut, earning Big Ten Freshman of the Year honors, the second Buckeye in the last three years to do so after Melton collected the award in Yoder was victorious on pommel horse with a score of and was runner-up in the all-around with a score of Delbridge (vault) and Johnson (high bar) added a pair of silver medals to the Buckeyes haul and earned Second Team All-Big Ten honors. Big Ten Champions Sean Melton (all-around, floor exercise, parallel bars) Alec Yoder (pommel horse) Big Ten Gymnast of the Year Sean Melton Big Ten Freshman of the Year Alec Yoder Big Ten Coach of the Year Rustam Sharipov First Team All-Big Ten Sean Melton Alec Yoder RECORD SETTERS ohiostatemensgymnastics The Buckeyes made quite a mark in the Ohio State record book in Over the course of the season, the Scarlet and Gray set new team records in: - All-Around, at the Arnold Challenge - Rings, vs Oklahoma & Air Force - High Bar, vs. Oklahoma & Air Force - Vault, at Michigan - Parallel Bars, at the Arnold Challenge In addition, Melton set new school records in the all-around (91.600) and on parallel bars (16.175, also an NCAA record). Eleven Buckeyes - Melton, Delbridge, Quade, Evan Bluemel, Jake Dastrup, Samuel DeWitt, Evan Eigner, Jake Martin, Andrew Rickly, Cody Teaney and Meyer Williams - earned Academic All-Big Ten honors. Nineteen Buckeyes - the above mentioned, along with Yoder, Joey Bonanno, Tristan Burke, Chris Coombs, Josh Hurwitz, Paris McGee, Ethan Meister and David Szarvas - were named Ohio State Scholar-Athletes. The team was also recognized for Most Improved GPA at the Scholar-Athlete Dinner. Ohio State student-athletes won four CGA Gymnast of the Week awards, six Big Ten Athlete of the Week honors and seven B1G Freshman of the Week accolades. 2,293 fans were in attendance at St. John Arena for the Buckeyes dual meet with Penn State, a men s gymnastics attendance record at Ohio State. A crowd of 6,475 watched the Buckeyes set a school record at the Arnold Challenge in March at the Ohio Expo Center. Four Buckeyes - Burke, Johnson, Melton and Yoder - competed at the Winter Cup Challenge in February. Melton was named to the U.S. Senior National Team after a third-place finish in the all-around. Burke won the all-around title in his college debut at the Windy City Invite, the first Buckeye to win the A-A at Windy City since Second Team All-Big Ten Seth Delbridge Alex Johnson Sportsmanship Award Alex Johnson Year In Review

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26 WOMEN S GYMNASTICS The Ohio State women s gymnastics team once again qualified for postseason action and placed fifth at the 2016 NCAA Minneapolis Regional. It was the 11th straight season the Buckeyes advanced to the NCAA Regionals. The members of the squad earned second team All-Big Ten laurels - Alexis Mattern, Kaitlyn Hofland and Jamie Stone. The Buckeyes also excelled in the classroom with eight Academic All-Big Ten selections. Rachel Abrams, Maggie Dunn, Kaitlyn Hofland and Stefanie Merkle were named Big Ten Distinguished Scholars INDIVIDUAL BESTS Event Individual Score Date Location V Stone /30/16 Columbus, Ohio Stone /6/16 Piscataway, N.J. Stone /27/16 Columbus, Ohio Stone /6/16 Morgantown, W.Va. UB Hofland /19/16 Lincoln, Neb. BB Hofland /6/16 Piscataway, N.J. FX Mattern /6/16 Piscataway, N.J. Mattern /13/16 Columbus, Ohio Mattern /19/16 Boise, Idaho Merkle /6/16 Morgantown, W.Va. Merkle /12/16 Columbus, Ohio AA Harrison /27/16 Columbus, Ohio 2016 TEAM BESTS Event Score Date Location V /6/16 Piscataway, N.J. UB /19/16 Lincoln, Neb. BB /6/16 Piscataway, N.J /13/16 Columbus, Ohio FX /12/16 Columbus, Ohio TEAM /6/16 Piscataway, N.J Vault Bars Beam Floor All-Around Gymnast 2016 Career 2016 Career 2016 Career 2016 Career 2016 Career Rachel Abrams Michelle Burns Maggie Dunn Tenille Funches Taylor Harrison Kaitlyn Hofland Samantha Kent Erin Malone Alexis Mattern Janelle McClelland Stefanie Merkle Jamie Stone Jaine VanPutten Date OSU Rank Opponent (Rank) OSU Score Opp. Score Site Overall Big Ten Jan Washington Seattle, Wash Jan Michigan (No. t-1) Ann Arbor, Mich Jan Iowa Iowa City, Iowa Jan Minnesota (No. 18) Columbus, Ohio Feb. 6 - Rutgers, Yale , Piscataway, N.J Feb Penn State Columbus, Ohio Feb Boise State (No. 9) Boise, Idaho Feb Eastern Michigan, Pittsburgh , Columbus, Ohio March 6 - West Virginia (No. 25), Bowling Green , Morgantown, W.Va March 12 - Big Ten Five-Team Meet rd/5 Columbus, Ohio March 19 - Big Ten Championships t-5th/10 Lincoln, Neb. April 2 - NCAA Regional th/6 Minneapolis, Minn Year In Review

27 MEN S HOCKEY NOTING THE BUCKEYES The squad finished the season and was in Big Ten action. For the third consecutive year, the Buckeyes reached at least the semifinals of the Big Ten Tournament. Junior Josh Healey was a First Team All-Big Ten selection, the first Buckeye blueliner named first team allconference since Healey tied for fourth in points among B1G defensemen, posting a career-high 21, including five goals and 16 assists. Junior Nick Schilkey was a Second Team All-B1G honoree after ranking fifth in scoring among conference players. He had a career-high 41 points, just the third 40+ point season for a Buckeye since Schilkey had a teambest 19 goals and was second with 22 assists. Mason Jobst was named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team. Jobst, who was fourth in scoring among the Buckeyes, was tied for third in points and points per game among Big Ten freshmen and ranked 12th nationally in rookie points per game. The Buckeyes ended the season eighth nationally in scoring offense, averaging 3.56 goals a game. It was the highest scoring average for a Buckeye team since the team scored 3.83 a night. Seniors Craig Dalrymple and Anthony Greco and junior Nick Schilkey all wore the captain s C during the season. Ohio State captured the Florida College Classic trophy in December with two wins over Top 10 teams. The squad rallied from an early 2-0 deficit against No. 4 Boston College to win 3-2 on a third-period goal from John Wiitala and then dominated No. 9 Cornell, 8-0, in the championship game. Ohio State played in a school record 11 overtime games during the year, with a ledger. Four consecutive games went to overtime late in the year, with the Buckeyes combined, the first time in history a Buckeye team needed the extra period four games in a row. Half of the Buckeyes B1G games went to overtime. Ohio State was in its last nine games, with its loss to Minnesota in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals ending an eight-game unbeaten streak. During the eight-game stretch, the squad averaged 5.1 goals a night, including two seven-goal outings. Eighteen of the 20 players who skated during the unbeaten streak had at least one point. On the year, 28 of the Buckeyes 36 games were decided by two or fewer goals, with 14 one-goal games. Junior goalie Christian Frey set the program record for consecutive shutout minutes (197:06) during the year. The stretch started early vs. Boston College Dec. 28 and then he posted back-to-back shutouts vs. Cornell and Wisconsin. The streak ended at Wisconsin Jan. 9. Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: Shots Penalties Goals ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% +- pen-min min maj oth pp sh fg gw gt ot ht pn ua bl 7 Nick Schilkey David Gust Matthew Weis Mason Jobst Anthony Greco Josh Healey Drew Brevig John Wiitala Dakota Joshua Luke Stork Tyler Lundey Craig Dalrymple Freddy Gerard Kevin Miller Sasha Larocque Tommy Parran Brendon Kearney Miguel Fidler Victor Bjorkung Janik Moser Christian Lampasso Matt Tomkins Mike Gillespie Christian Frey Nicholas Jones TM TEAM Total Opponents Goal average Saves Record Goals allowed ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga avg saves pct w l t sho pp sh en pen sog 30 Christian Frey : Matt Tomkins : TM EMPTY NET : Total : Opponents : OhioStateBuckeyes.com 27

28 MEN S HOCKEY RESULTS Date Opponent Score Att. Oct 09 #16 BOWLING GREEN L Oct 10 at #16 Bowling Green L Oct 16 #18 MIAMI L Oct 17 at #18 Miami L Oct 23 at #3 Providence L Oct 24 at #3 Providence L Oct 30 MERCYHURST L Oct 31 MERCYHURST W Nov 13 CANISIUS W Nov 14 CANISIUS W Nov 27 at #6 Omaha L Nov 28 at #6 Omaha L * Dec 04 at MinnesotaLot * Dec 05 at MinnesotaLot Dec 28 vs #4 Boston College W Dec 29 vs #9 Cornell W * Jan 08 at Wisconsin W * Jan 09 at WisconsinTot * Jan 15 #6 MICHIGANTot * Jan 17 at #6 Michigan L * Jan 22 #14 PENN STATELot * Jan 23 #14 PENN STATE W * Jan 29 MICHIGAN STATE L * Jan 30 MICHIGAN STATE W * Feb 12 MINNESOTALot * Feb 13 MINNESOTA L * Feb 19 at #15 Penn State L * Feb 20 at #15 Penn State W * Feb 26 WISCONSINTot * Feb 27 WISCONSIN W * Mar 04 at #6 Michigan W * Mar 06 #6 MICHIGAN Wot * Mar 11 at Michigan State Wot * Mar 12 at Michigan StateTot Mar 17 vs Michigan State Wot Mar 18 vs #20 Minnesota L TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct G o a l s / G a m e Shots/Game POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent SHORT-HANDED Goals-Shot attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Power Play S h o r t - h a n d e d 5 5 Empty net 4 7 P e n a l t y 0 0 U n a s s i s t e d 6 5 O v e r t i m e 3 4 S h o o t o u t 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 1 PENALTIES N u m b e r Minutes P e n a l t i e s / G a m e Pen minutes/game FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) BIG TEN STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL GP W L T SW Pts. GF GA W L T GF GA Minnesota Michigan Penn State OHIO STATE Michigan State Wisconsin Big Ten Tournament champion In teams received three points for a win in regulation or overtime. Conference games tied after 65 minutes advanced to a three-player shootout. If a game went to a shootout each team received one point and the shootoutwinner received an extra point BUCKEYE HONORS First Team All-Big Ten Josh Healey (Jr., D) Second Team All-Big Ten Nick Schilkey (Jr., F) Honorable Mention All-Big Ten Christian Frey (Jr., G) Big Ten All-Freshman Team Mason Jobst (F) B1G Sportsmanship Award Craig Dalrymple B1G First Star of the Week Christian Frey (Jan. 5) David Gust (Nov. 17) Nick Schilkey (March 1, March 8) B1G Second Star of the Week Nick Schilkey (Nov. 3, Feb. 23) B1G Third Star of the Week Mason Jobst (Jan. 19) Christian Frey (Feb. 2) NCAA First Star of the Week Christian Frey (Jan. 5) B1G Preseason Players to Watch Anthony Greco Nick Schilkey Team Captains Craig Dalrymple (C), Anthony Greco (C), Nick Schilkey (C) TEAM AWARDS MVP - Nick Schilkey Rookie of the Year - Mason Jobst Most Improved Player - Tommy Parran Best Defensive Player - Josh Healey Scholar-Athlete - Matt Tomkins Unsung Player - Drew Brevig Academic All-Big Ten Drew Brevig Craig Dalrymple Logan Davis David Gust Josh Healey Christian Lampasso Kevin MIller Janik Moser Nick Schilkey Matt Tomkins Matthew Weis Ohio State Scholar-Athletes Drew Brevig Craig Dalrymple Logan Davis Freddy Gerard David Gust Josh Healey Mason Jobst Brendan Kearney Christian Lampasso Sasha Larocque Kevin Miller Janik Moser Nick Schilkey Matt Tomkins Matthew Weis John Wiitala Big Ten Distinguished Scholars Nick Schilkey Matt Tomkins Year In Review

29 WOMEN S HOCKEY NOTING THE BUCKEYES Ohio State finished the season with a overall record, including a mark for 20 points in WCHA play. The Buckeyes placed seventh in the conference rankings, falling to Minnesota in quarterfinals of the WCHA Playoffs. WCHA All-Rookie Team selection Lauren Boyle finished as the league s top scoring freshman blueliner, both overall (17pts) and in conference play (12pts). Her assist total tied for fourth nationally among her peers. Both F Maddy Field (fourth with 18 points) and Boyle (tied for fifth) finished among the WCHA s top-10 freshman scorers. Field tied for second in the league (t-13th nationally) with 10 goals. Sophomore blue-liner Dani Sadek ranked 18th nationally among defensemen with an average of 0.61 points per game, tallying 22 in 36 contests (4g-18a). OSU graduated seven seniors- Kendall Curtis, Stacy Danczak, Julia McKinnon, Melani Moylan, Bryanna Neuwald, Maggie Rothgery, and Cara Zubko. Aside from Rothgery, who transferred in prior to the season, the senior class was part of 61 wins for the Scarlet and Gray. Five freshmen joined the Buckeye roster prior to the start of the season - Madison Field (Oakville, Ontario), Lauren Boyle (Los. Gatos, Calif.), Jincy Dunne (O Fallon, Mo.), Dana Rasmussen (Kasson, Minn.), and Erin Langermeier (Westlake, Ohio). Senior D Cara Zubko was one of 18 nominees for the 2016 BNY Mellon Wealth Management Hockey Humanitarian Award, presented annually to college hockey s finest citizen a student-athlete who makes significant contributions not only to his or her team but also to the community-at-large through leadership in volunteerism. Date Opponent Score Shots Overall Conf Time Att. Goalie of record Oct 02 at Lindenwood W / : Danczak, Stacy Oct 03 at Lindenwood W / : LaMere, Alex * Oct 08 at #3 Wisconsin L / : Danczak, Stacy * Oct 11 at #3 Wisconsin L / : LaMere, Alex * Oct 16 #1 MINNESOTA L / : Danczak, Stacy * Oct 17 #1 MINNESOTA L / : LaMere, Alex * Oct 23 MINNESOTA STATE W / : Danczak, Stacy * Oct 24 MINNESOTA STATE W / :55 LaMere, Alex * Nov 06 #5 BEMIDJI STATE L / : LaMere, Alex * Nov 07 #5 BEMIDJI STATE L / : LaMere, Alex * Nov 14 at North Dakota W / : LaMere, Alex * Nov 15 at #6 North Dakota L / : LaMere, Alex * Nov 20 at St. Cloud State L / : LaMere, Alex * Nov 21 at St. Cloud State L / : Danczak, Stacy Nov 28 at Vermont W / : None Nov 29 vs Boston University L / :53 None * Dec 11 MINNESOTA DULUTH L / : LaMere, Alex * Dec 12 MINNESOTA DULUTH L / : Danczak, Stacy Jan 02 PENN STATE W / : LaMere, Alex Jan 03 PENN STATE L / : Danczak, Stacy * Jan 09 at #3 Minnesota L / : LaMere, Alex * Jan 10 at #3 Minnesota L / : LaMere, Alex * Jan 15 ST. CLOUD STATE L / : LaMere, Alex * Jan 16 ST. CLOUD STATE L / : LaMere, Alex * Jan 22 at Minnesota State Tot / : LaMere, Alex * Jan 23 at Minnesota State W / : LaMere, Alex * Jan 29 at Minnesota Duluth W / : LaMere, Alex * Jan 30 at Minnesota Duluth L / : LaMere, Alex * Feb 05 #2 WISCONSIN L / : Danczak, Stacy * Feb 06 #2 WISCONSIN L / : LaMere, Alex * Feb 12 at #7 Bemidji State L / : LaMere, Alex * Feb 13 at #7 Bemidji State L / : Danczak, Stacy * Feb 19 #9 NORTH DAKOTA W / : LaMere, Alex * Feb 20 #9 NORTH DAKOTA L / : Danczak, Stacy Feb 26 at #2 Minnesota L / : LaMere, Alex Feb 27 at #2 Minnesota L / : LaMere, Alex Team Record W-L-T Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: Overtime: Attendance Dates Total Avg. Total: Home: Away: Neutral: WCHA STANDINGS Conference Games Overall Pts GP W-L-T SW GF-GA Record GF-GA 1. Wisconsin Minnesota Bemidji State North Dakota St. Cloud State Minnesota Duluth Ohio State Minnesota State OhioStateBuckeyes.com 29

30 WOMEN S HOCKEY Date Opponent Score Att. Oct 02 at Lindenwood W Oct 03 at Lindenwood W * Oct 08 at #3 Wisconsin L * Oct 11 at #3 Wisconsin L * Oct 16 #1 MINNESOTA L * Oct 17 #1 MINNESOTA L * Oct 23 MINNESOTA STATE W * Oct 24 MINNESOTA STATE W * Nov 06 #5 BEMIDJI STATE L * Nov 07 #5 BEMIDJI STATE L * Nov 14 at North Dakota W * Nov 15 at #6 North Dakota L * Nov 20 at St. Cloud State L * Nov 21 at St. Cloud State L Nov 28 at Vermont W Nov 29 vs Boston University L * Dec 11 MINNESOTA DULUTH L * Dec 12 MINNESOTA DULUTH L Jan 02 PENN STATE W Jan 03 PENN STATE L * Jan 09 at #3 Minnesota L * Jan 10 at #3 Minnesota L * Jan 15 ST. CLOUD STATE L * Jan 16 ST. CLOUD STATE L * Jan 22 at Minnesota State Tot * Jan 23 at Minnesota State W * Jan 29 at Minnesota Duluth W * Jan 30 at Minnesota Duluth L * Feb 05 #2 WISCONSIN L * Feb 06 #2 WISCONSIN L * Feb 12 at #7 Bemidji State L * Feb 13 at #7 Bemidji State L * Feb 19 #9 NORTH DAKOTA W * Feb 20 #9 NORTH DAKOTA L Feb 26 at #2 Minnesota L Feb 27 at #2 Minnesota L TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Shot pct Goals/Game Shots/Game POWER PLAYS Goals-Power Plays Conversion Percent Shot Attempts Shot Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Power Play Short-handed 1 2 Empty net 1 4 Penalty 0 0 Unassisted 4 6 Overtime 0 0 Shootout 0 0 Delayed Penalty 0 0 PENALTIES Number Minutes Penalties/Game Pen minutes/game SHOOTOUTS (Made-Att) Record: Overall Home Away Neutral ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% pen-min pp sh 24 Kepler, Claudia Curtis, Kendall Sadek, Dani McKinnon, Julia Field, Maddy Zubko, Cara Boyle, Lauren Iafallo, Julianna Spring, Lauren Matheny, Katie Ranahan, Alexa Moylan, Melani Dunne, Jessica Rothgery, Maggie Rasmussen, Dana Langermeier, Erin Grant, Breanne Danczak, Stacy Neuwald, Bryanna TM TEAM Total Opponents ## Goalie gp min ga gaavg saves save% w-l-t 30 LaMere, Alex : Danczak, Stacy : Hunter, Selena 2 40: TM EMPTY NET 19 13: Total : Opponents : Attendance Summary OSU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 16/453 19/871 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd Total Ohio State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd Total Ohio State Opponents SENIORS OHIO STATE HONORS WCHA All-Rookie Team Lauren Boyle WCHA Offensive Player of the Week Julia McKinnon (Jan. 24) WCHA Rookie of the Week Madison Field (Oct. 4) Lauren Boyle (Oct. 25) ACADEMIC AWARDS WCHA Scholar-Athletes Claudia Kepler Katie Matheny Bryanna Neuwald WCHA All-Academic Team Stacy Danczak Jessica Dunne Julianna Iafallo Claudia Kepler Katie Matheny Julia McKinnon Melani Moylan Bryanna Neuwald Alexa Ranahan Maggie Rothgery Dani Sadek Lauren Spring Cara Zubko Academic All-Big Ten (At-Large) Stacy Danczak Jessica Dunne Julianna Iafallo Claudia Kepler Katie Matheny Julia McKinnon Melani Moylan Bryanna Neuwald Alexa Ranahan Maggie Rothgery Dani Sadek Lauren Spring Kassidy Sauve Cara Zubko Ohio State Scholar-Athletes Lauren Boyle Stacy Danczak Jessica Dunne Jincy Dunne Julianna Iafallo Claudia Kepler Katie Matheny Julia McKinnon Melani Moylan Bryanna Neuwald Alexa Ranahan Margaret Rothgery Dani Sadek Lauren Spring Cara Zubko Year In Review

31 MEN S LACROSSE Ohio State finished 7-8 on the season and coming off a 10-8 loss at Maryland last Sunday. The Buckeyes faced teams ranked in the Top 20 in eight of the last nine games,, including four Top 10 opponents. Austin Shanks led the Buckeyes with 31 points and 16 assists. Carter Brown and Johnny Pearson were first with 20 goals while Eric Fannell and JT Blubaugh eached had 15 tallies. Jake Withers won 184-of-303 (.607) faceoffs and has a teambest 110 groundballs. Senior Chris Mahoney was first with 12 caused turnovers, with senior Kacy Kapinos and freshman Matt Borges tied for second with seven each. In goal, Tom Carey played in all 15 games and had a.511 save percentage, 9.04 goals-against average and stopped 141 shots. Senior Carter Brown was a finalist for the 2016 Senior CLASS Award, one of two Big Ten representatives among the final 10. Senior Robby Haus was voted the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year and junior Jake Withers was selected as the Big Ten Specialist of the Year. Haus was the third Buckeye to earn a league defensive player of the year award in the last five years, joining Matt Kawamoto (2011) and Joe Meuer (2014) who both were recognized by the ECAC. In all, Ohio State has now garnered eight conference player of the year awards since Withers, a native of Peterborough, Ontario, led the Big Ten and was 13th nationally in faceoff winning percentage, winning 60.7 percent of his draws (184-of-303). He was fifth in the NCAA and first among Big Ten players with 7.33 groundballs per game. Academically, the Buckeyes had one of the most successful years in recent history, with 32 student-athletes posting a 3.0 or better grade point average during the spring semester, helping the team to a gpa for the spring. For the year, the squad combined for a gpa. At spring commencement, six 2016 seniors earned their degrees -- Carter Brown (finance), Jarret Hassfeld (family resource management), Robby Haus (finance), Ryan Hunter (communication), Chris Mahoney (family resource management) and Tyler Pfister (communication). At the annual Ohio State Scholar-Athlete Dinner in late March, 24 members of the program were recognized. Bailey, Barger, Noah Best, Matt Borges, Brown, Lukas Buckley, Chase Bunce, Chell, Evans, Eric Fannell, Freibott, Haus, Hodgins, Kapinos, John Kelly, Carter Kistler, Brian Lang, Bo Lori, Logan Maccani, Pfister, Seiple, Smidt, Cullen Sowder and Withers were all honored. The Buckeyes had an impact in the community, volunteering more than 300 hours to numerous organizations. Carter Brown and Robby Haus were recognized as Scholar All-Americans by the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association. At the U-19 World Championships, the gold-medal winning team from the United States featured Matt Borges and Christian Feliziani as well as head coach Nick Myers, who was the head man on Team USA s staff. Jeff Henrick, Justin Inacio, and Tre Leclaire all competed for the Canadian team OHIO STATE HONORS USILA All-America Third Team Robby Haus (D) USILA Scholar All-American Carter Brown Robby Haus First Team All-Big Ten Jake Withers (M) Robby Haus (D) Senior CLASS Award Finalist Carter Brown B1G Offensive Player of the Week Carter Brown - April 19 B1G Defensive Player of the Week Brandon Barger - Feb. 10 B1G Specialist of the Week Jake Withers - Feb. 10 and March 1 Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Carter Brown Sportsmanship Award Chris Mahoney Buckeye Power Club Ryan Hunter Kacy Kapinos Michael R. Breschi Memorial Scholarship Recipient Kacy Kapinos Bice Unsung Hero Award Jake Withers Paul Hartman Most Improved Player Johnny Pearson Outstanding Freshman Matt Borges Outstanding Scholar-Athlete Lukas Buckley Offensive Most Valuable Player Carter Brown Defensive Most Valuable Player Robby Haus BIG TEN STANDINGS 1. Maryland!* Rutgers Johns Hopkins* Penn State Ohio State Michigan !B1G Tournament Champion *NCAA Tournament participant OhioStateBuckeyes.com 31

32 MEN S LACROSSE OVERALL Overall: 7-8 Conf: 2-3 Home: 6-3 Away: 1-5 Neut: 0-0 ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% to ct gw gb 11 Austin Shanks Carter Brown Eric Fannell Johnny Pearson JT Blubaugh Colin Chell Ryan Hunter Jack Jasinski John Kelly Trevor Hodgins Chris Mahoney Tyler Pfister Jarret Hassfeld Noah Best Logan Maccani Brendan Barger Bo Lori Kacy Kapinos Austin Seiple Robby Haus Jake Withers Freddy Freibott Matt Borges Tom Carey Dan Flake Mike Viera Erik Evans Lucas Bailey Bryan Lichtenauer Hank Bethke Tae Kim Brandon Barker Alex Morris Matthew Smidt Willie Klan Total Opponents OVERALL ## Player gp-gs min. ga gaavg saves pct w l t 3 Tom Carey : Matthew Smidt 2-0 4: Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Ohio State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Ohio State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Ohio State Opponents CONFERENCE gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% to ct gw gb CONFERENCE gp-gs min. ga gaavg saves pct w l t : : : Goals by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Ohio State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Ohio State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Ohio State Opponents Date Opponent Score Att. Feb 06 at Furman W Feb 13 DETROIT W Feb 20 at Massachusetts L Feb 26 UMBC W Mar 04 #19 MARQUETTE W Mar 06 BELLARMINE W Mar 12 at #14 Hofstra L Mar 15 #10 TOWSON Lot Mar 19 at #1 Denver L Mar 26 #2 NOTRE DAME L * Apr 03 #18 PENN STATE L * Apr 09 at #17 Johns Hopkins L * Apr 16 MICHIGAN W * Apr 24 at #5 Maryland L * Apr 30 #16 RUTGERS W TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists MAN-UP OPPORTUNITIES Goals-Opportunities Conversion Percent GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Man-up Man-down 0 1 Unassisted Overtime 0 1 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS FACEOFFS (W-L) Faceoff W-L Pct CLEARS Clear Pct PENALTIES Number Minutes 27:00 35:00 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/3819 6/2262 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 Attendance Summary OSU Opponent Attendance Summary OSU Opponent Year In Review

33 WOMEN S LACROSSE 2016 HIGHLIGHTS Ohio State finished 11-6 overall and 2-3 in the Big Ten, tying for fourth place. The 11 wins by the Buckeyes marked the third consecutive season with at least 10 wins, a program first. Despite posting 11 wins and two wins over ranked teams, Ohio State narrowly missed out on its third consecutive NCAA tournament, going 3-2 in one-goal games. Ohio State knocked off two ranked teams in No. 18 JHU and No. 9 Penn State. The Buckeyes opened the season 11-1, the best start to a season in program history. Ohio State enjoyed a nine-game winning streak during the regular season, the longest streak in program history. That streak included wins over No. 18 Johns Hopkins and No. 9 Penn State, catapulting the Buckeyes to No. 8 in the Inside Lacrosse Top 20 poll in early April, the highest ranking in program history. Three Buckeyes earned All-Big Ten conference honors: senior Cian Dabrowski, junior Christina Turner and sophomore Shannon Rosati. Dabrowski also was the lone Buckeye to garner IWLCA All-Region honors. Dabrowski finished the regular season ranked in the Top 5 in nearly every Big Ten offensive category. She led the Big Ten with 64 points (4.0 per game) in the regular season, tied for second with 2.9 goals per game, was fifth with 1.1 assists per game and tied for first with 12 free-position goals. She recorded nine hat tricks and had seven games with four or more goals. FINAL RESULTS, INDIVIDUAL & TEAM STATISTICS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Feb 13 DETROIT W Feb 19 at California Wot Feb 21 at #14 Stanford L Feb 28 DUQUESNE W Mar 05 #18 JOHNS HOPKINS W Mar 11 CINCINNATI W Mar 13 VIRGINIA TECH W Mar 19 CANISIUS W Mar 25 vs Binghamton W Mar 27 at Hofstra W * Apr 2 at Michigan W * Apr 09 #9 PENN STATE W * Apr 16 at #1 Maryland L * Apr 21 at Rutgers Lot Apr 23 #10 NOTRE DAME L * Apr 29 #18 NORTHWESTERN L May 05 vs Rutgers Lot TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists Free position Made-Att Free position pct GOAL BREAKDOWN Total Goals Free-position Unassisted Overtime 1 2 Goals scored average GROUND BALLS DRAW CONTROLS TURNOVERS CAUSED TURNOVERS CLEARS Clear Pct ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/448 6/599 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/402 ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Gw GB DC Dsv TO CT 14 Dabrowski, Cian Hodgson, Rainey Wood, Molly Gallagher, Kelsey Constant, Paulina Easton, Christine Sherry, Lauren Castelein, Morgan Maring, Mackenzie Mongno, Emalee Murphy, Avery Keselman, Erika Parrott, Baley Fee, Morgan McGillis, Meghan DiCarlantonio, O Dickinson, Sara Rosati, Shannon Burgee, Katie Amorison, Alyssa Nagle, Erin Postalwait, Paige Solazzo, Tess Turner, Christina Vilbig, Bridget Seanor, Anna Gantt, Hannah Castelein, Madison Keefe, Katie Camden, Meg Laubach, Courtney Bulk, Ali Mackrides, Carolin Bushell, Meredith Frederick, Katie Wise, Abigail Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T 1 Frederick, Katie : Wise, Abigail 6 95: Postalwait, Paige 1 9: Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Ohio State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Ohio State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Ohio State Opponents Shots on Goal 1st 2nd OT Total Ohio State Opponents Dabrowski scored her 100th career goal in the win at Hofstra when she recorded a careerhigh six goals in just 40 minutes of play, winning Big Ten offensive player of the week honors for her efforts. The Buckeyes finished second in the B1G with 4.5 assists and 14.2 draw controls per game. Sophomore Molly Wood recorded 79 draw controls on the season, tying for the most in program history. Senior Katie Frederick was named the Inside Lacrosse national player of the week after posting a career-high 14 saves in the win over No. 18 Johns Hopkins. The 2016 senior class recorded 45 victories, tying for the most all-time over a four-year span. Head coach Alexis Venechanos recorded her 100th career victory in March in the win at Hofstra. A total of 21 Buckeyes were named OSU scholar-athletes while 16 were named academic All-Big Ten BIG TEN STANDINGS Big Ten OVERALL Maryland Penn State Northwestern Ohio State Rutgers Michigan OhioStateBuckeyes.com 33

34 PISTOL 2016 PISTOL INTERCOLLEGIATE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Ohio State won its third consecutive national title at the Intercollegiate Pistol Championship in Ft. Benning, Ga. The Buckeyes cleared the field by a whopping 106 points during a dominating performance. The championship marks the fourth time the Buckeyes have won a national title in open team competition, as they previously claimed an open team title in 2000 and Ohio State has also earned four national championships in women s team competition, notching titles in 2000, 2003, 2004 and Irina Andrianova added two individual national crowns as well, winning the women s two-gun aggregate championship sparked by her top score in the women s sport pistol. Anthony McCollum also reached the podium, placing third in the Air Pistol. ZELENAK INDUCTED INTO OHIO STATE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME Class of 2016 Paul Zelenak s career at Ohio State set a standard that remains unequaled to this day. A four-time individual national champion and team national champion, Zelenak earned All-America honors in six events throughout his career, and he still holds to program record in the individual free pistol event (535/600). TEAM AGGREGATE TOP-3 1. Ohio State Army The Citadel 6187 WOMEN S INDIVIDUAL AGGREGATE TOP-3 1. Irina Andrianova (Ohio State) Helen Oh (Coast Guard) Jackie Wu (MIT) AIR PISTOL TOP-3 1. Alana Townsend (North Dakota State) Helen Oh (Coast Guard) Anthony McCollum (Ohio State) ALL-AMERICANS First Team Irina Andrianova (Standard) Irina Andrianova (Women s Sport) Anthony McCollum (Air) Mike Soklaski (Air) BLAKE REBURN Second Team Irina Andrianova (Air) Quentin Cauffman (Free) Mike Soklaski (Free) Elizabeth Szalajko (Women s Sport) During a two year stretch from , Zelenak was nearly unbeatable. He led his team to two free pistol national championships, a standard pistol title and an overall team national championship. During that time he earned two national titles in both the 3-gun aggregate and free pistol and he earned top-three finishes in standard and air pistol as well. All six of his All-America distinctions were awarded during this timeframe: two each for free, standard, and air pistol. He is the fifth member of the Pistol program to be enshrined. Big Ten Distinguished Scholar Seth Bearjar Academic All-Big Ten Irina Andrianova Seth Bearjar Elizabeth Buerling Nicolas Smith Elizabeth Szalajko OSU Scholar-Athletes Irina Andrianova Seth Bearjar Anthony McCollum Nicolas Smith Elizabeth Szalajko Honorable Mention Seth Bearjar (Air) Seth Bearjar (Free) Quentin Cauffman (Standard) Anthony McCollum (Standard) Elizabeth Szalajko (Air) Year In Review

35 RIFLE State Rifle Team Statistics - FINAL Event Date Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate High Ind SB High Ind Air High Ind Aggregate at Nevada 9/ Cheezum 586 Lyman 589 Lyman 1171 at Alaska (vs. Air Force) 10/ Black 582 Steinel 592 Cheezum 1172 at Alaska 10/ Lyman/Matheny 580 Matheny 592 Matheny 1172 vs. UTEP & Army 10/ Lyman/Cheezum 582 Cheezum 594 Cheezum 1176 vs. Buckeye Open 10/ Cheezum 589 Steinel 589 Cheezum 1173 at Akron 11/ Lyman 583 Cheezum 593 Lyman 1174 vs. TCU 11/ Cuozzo 583 Cuozzo/Steinel 593 Cuozzo 1176 at WVU 11/ Lyman/Cheezum 584 Lyman 592 Lyman 1176 at Air Force 12/ Lyman 587 Lyman 590 Lyman 1177 at TCU 1/ Lyman 582 Cuozzo 590 Lyman 1169 at UTEP 1/ Cheezum/Lyman 582 Matheny 594 Matheny 1173 at UTEP 1/ Binnie/ Lyman 584 Lyman 596 Lyman 1180 vs. Nebraska 1/ Lyman 582 Lyman 593 Lyman 1175 at PRC Championship 2/ Lyman 585 Steinel 593 Lyman 1176 vs. Qualifier 2/ Cheezum 589 Lyman 593 Cheezum 1181 at NCAA Championship 3/ Lyman 579 Matheny 590 Cheezum 1166 Season Highs Smallbore Air Rifle Aggregate 2016 NCAA 3 Score Average NCAA 3 Score Average History Overall Average Team Record Aggregate /20/ Qualifier Team Record Smallbore /31/15 Buckeye Open Team Record Air Rifle /24/16 at UTEP Individual Record Aggregate 1181 Drew Cheezum 2/20/ Individual Record Smallbore 590 Amanda Furrer 2/14/ Individual Record Air Rifle 596 Remington Lyman 1/24/ INDIVIDUAL HONORS All-Americans Drew Cheezum (smallbore) Remington Lyman (air rifle & smallbore) CRCA Scholastic All-Americans Deanna Binnie Joshua Black Drew Cheezum Kendal Elder Alex Kimura Remington Lyman Bailey Urbach Brendan Whitaker Academic All-Big Ten Deanna Binnie Joshua Black Drew Cheezum Kendal Elder Alex Kimura Remington Lyman Mark Matheny Big Ten Distinquiched Scholars Drew Cheezum Kendal Elder Alex Kimura OhioStateBuckeyes.com 35

36 ROWING Ohio State became the first team in NCAA history to win three consecutive national titles with a resounding victory at the 2015 NCAA Division I Rowing Championships in Gold River, Calif. The Buckeyes claimed an individual national title in the first varsity eight, a runner-up finish in the second varsity eight and fifth place in the first varsity four. Ohio State totaled 126 points at the national regatta for the third year in a row, earning 66 points from its first varsity eight win, 42 points from the second-place 2V8 performance and 18 points from the fifth-place effort by the first varsity four. No. 2 California claimed runner-up honors for the third year in row with with 114 points Ohio State secured its national team title in grand fashion as the Buckeyes second-seeded first varsity eight held off No. 1-seed and unbeaten Cal at the wire to win its second consecutive individual championship and finish the season with an unblemished 49-0 overall record (15-0 in races). Holly Norton, Catherine Shields, Sarah Davis, Ashley Bauer, Stephanie Williams, Anna Ralph, Aina Cid Centelles, Rachel Engel and coxswain Sami Jurofsky crossed the line in a time of 6:18.15, the second-fastest time ever recorded at the NCAA regatta. The 1V8 is unbeaten over the past two seasons at 83-0 overall and 27-0 in races. The second varsity eight - Kelsey Albrinck, Sandra Dinter, Anne Dietrich, Cassandra Johnson, Bridget Verdeyen, Allyson Baker, Chloe Meyer, MaryClare Stannard and coxswain Sarah Asad - won a silvr medalin a time of 6: Finishing in the top two of the 2V8 for the third year in a row, the No. 6-seed Buckeyes narrowly missed out on becoming the first team in NCAA history to win three consecutive national titles in the event. INDIVIDUAL HONORS Sarah Peffley, Annie Jachthuber, Bridget Schodorf, Anna Gackowski and coxswain Kylie Soltis turned in a time of 7:23.71 to finish fifth in the first varsity four final. Two weeks prior to the NCAA championships, the Buckeyes captured a record third-consecutive and sixth Big Ten Conference Championship overall, winning six of seven finals. Five Buckeyes earned All-Big Ten honors at the conclusion of the championships. Ashley Bauer, Holly Norton and Catherine Shields were named First Team All-Big Ten, while Aina Cid Centelles and Sarah Davis were named Second Team All-Big Ten. Bauer was voted Big Ten Athlete of the Year, while Davis claimed Freshman of the Year honors. Head coach Andy Teitelbaum once again received Coach of the Year honors. Big Ten Coach of the Year Andy Teitelbaum Big Ten Rowing Athlete of the Year Ashley Bauer Big Ten Freshman of the Year Sarah Davis Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) First Team All-Central Region Ashley Bauer Holly Norton Catherine Shields Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA) Second Team All-Central Region Sarah Davis First Team All-Big Ten Ashley Bauer Holly Norton Catherine Shields Second Team All-Big Ten Aina Cid Centelles Sarah Davis Ohio State Sportsmanship Award Anna Ralph Big Ten Boat of the Week First Varsity Eight - March 31 First Varsity Eight - April 21 First Varsity Eight - April 28 Academic All-Big Ten Sarah Asad - Public Health Allyson Baker - Health Sciences Program Claire-Louise Bode - Geography Katelyn Carson - Communication Aina Cid Centelles - Exercise Science Sarah Davis - Enviornment, Economy, Development & Sustainability Anne Dietrich - Enviornment, Economy, Development & Sustainability Emily Markham - Psychology Chloe Meyer - Neuroscience Holly Norton - Psychology Rory O Shaughnessy - Public Health Anna Ralph - Food, Agriculture and Biological Engineering Casey Schaffer - Accounting Catherine Shields - Social Sciences Air Transportation MaryClare Stannard - Accounting Stephanie Williams - Communication Year In Review

37 ROWING 2015 OHIO STATE ROWING RESULTS Big Ten/ACC Double Dual March 28, 2015 Griggs Reservoir - Columbus, Ohio Morning Session 1V8 Ohio State - 6:10.65 Notre Dame - 6: V8 Ohio State - 6:23.95 Notre Dame - 6: V4 Ohio State - 7:13.35 Notre Dame - 7: V4/3v4 Ohio State A - 7:12.90 Notre Dame - 7:16.62 Ohio State B - 7: N8 Ohio State - 6:44.04 Notre Dame - 7: N8 Notre Dame - 6:52.73 Ohio State - 7:00.16 Afternoon Session 1V8 Ohio State - 6:13.35 Louisville - 6: V8 Ohio State - 6:24.97 Louisville - 6: V4 Ohio State - 7:11.51 Louisville - 7: V4/3v4 Ohio State A - 7:15.75 Ohio State B - 7:20.02 Louisville - 7: N8 Louisville - 6:37.93 Ohio State - 6: N8 Ohio State - 6:56.95 Louisville - 7:03.55 Big Ten/ACC Challenge April 4, 2015 Lake Monticello - Charlottesville Morning Session 1V8 Ohio State - 6:06.7 Virginia - 6:10.1 2V8 Ohio State - 6:25.9 Virginia - 6:31.5 1V4 Ohio State - 7:03.2 Virginia - 7:03.8 2V4 Virginia - 7:18.1 Ohio State - 7:25.5 3V4 Virginia - 7:22.7 Michigan - 7:31.5 Ohio State - 7:45.4 3V8/N8 Virginia - 6:33.6 Ohio State - 6:46.4 4V8/2N8 Virginia - 6:58.0 Ohio State - 7:02.5 Michigan - 7:16.4 Afternoon Session 1V8 Ohio State - 6:25.0 Clemson - 6:40.2 2V8 Ohio State - 6:29.5 Clemson - 6:42.4 1V4 Ohio State - 7:28.8 Clemson - 7:46.9 2V4 Ohio State - 7:26.8 Clemson - 7:43.4 3V4 Virginia - 7:29.4 Ohio State - 7:37.9 Michigan - 7:42.1 3V8/N8 Ohio State- 6:50.0 Clemson - 7:12.5 4V8/2N8 Virginia - 6:31.0 Michigan - 6:35.5 Ohio State - 6:37.1 Big Ten Double Dual April 11, 2015 Griggs Reservoir - Columbus, Ohio Morning Session 1V8 Ohio State - 5:54.78 Minnesota - 6: V8 Ohio State - 6:04.88 Minnesota - 6: V4 Ohio State - 6:45.21 Minnesota - 6: V4 Ohio State - 6:59.88 Minnesota - 7: N8 Ohio State - 6:19.37 Minnesota - 6: N8 Wisconsin - 6:24.22 Ohio State - 6:27.77 Minnesota - 7:03.66 Afternoon Session 1V8 Ohio State - 5:58.74 Wisconsin - 6: V8 Ohio State - 6:09.25 Wisconsin - 6: V4 Wisconsin - 6:44.96 Ohio State - 6: V4 Wisconsin - 6:58.05 Ohio State - 7: N8 Wisconsin - 6:17.63 Ohio State - 6: N8 Ohio State - 6:22.57 Wisconsin - 6:25.06 Minnesota - 7:08.00 Clemson Invitational April 18-19, 2015 Lake Hartwell - Clemson, S.C. Saturday Morning Session 1V8 Ohio State - 6:25.7 Virginia - 6:29.7 Indiana - 6:31.6 Harvard - 6:37.5 Syracuse - 6:40.2 UCLA - 6:46.0 Dartmouth - 7:03.0 2V8 Virginia - 6:35.0 Ohio State - 6:38.2 Harvard - 6:38.5UCLA - 6:42.8 Indiana - 6:46.6 Syracuse - 6:51.1 Dartmouth - 7:03.1 1V4 Virginia - 7:23.7 Ohio State - 7:31.1 Syracuse - 7:33.4 Harvard - 7:36.2 UCLA - 7:39.3 Indiana - 7:47.5 Dartmouth - 7:53.0 2V4 Ohio State - 7:37.8 Syracuse - 7:41.0 Texas - 7:43.5 UCLA - 7:48.8 Dartmouth - 7:59.3 Indiana - 8:01.5 Duke - 8:09.2 3V8/1N8 Virginia - 6:44.9 Ohio State - 6:50.9 Harvard - 6:55.0 Syracuse - 6:56.3 Indiana - 6:56.6 Dartmouth - 7:18.3 Saturday Afternoon Session 1V8 Ohio State - 6:21.8 Washington State - 6:28.8 Syracuse - 6:33.6 Louisville - 6:42.5 Bucknell - 6:47.7 Tennessee - 6:52.3 Penn - 6:58.7 2V8 Ohio State - 6:32.5 Washington State - 6:32.8 Syracuse - 6:43.2 Louisville - 6:46.0 OhioStateBuckeyes.com 37

38 ROWING 2016 OHIO STATE ROWING RESULTS vs. Brown, Yale, Princeton March 26, 2016 Lake Carnegie - Princeton, N.J. Morning Session 1V8 Brown 6:35.4 Ohio State 6:38.0 Princeton 6:38.3 2V8 Brown 6:45.1 Ohio State 6:49.7 Princeton 7:01.0 1V4 Brown 8:04.4 Ohio State 8:10.0 Princeton 8:16.2 2V4/3v4 Ohio State B 8:06.0 Brown B 8:08.6 Princeton B 8:26.7 Ohio State C 8:37.0 Brown C 9:03.1 Afternoon Session 1V8 Ohio State 6:34.1 Yale 6:38.0 2V8 Yale 6:38.5 Ohio State 6:41.2 1V4 Yale 7:20.2 Ohio State 7:22.8 2V4 Ohio State 7:25.5 Yale 7:29.0 3v4 Ohio State 7:46.5 Yale 7:48.3 Big Ten/ACC Challenge April 2, 2016 Griggs Reservoir - Columbus, Ohio Morning Session 1V8 Ohio State 6:23.9 Clemson 6:46.4 2V8 Ohio State 6:33.1 Clemson 6:51.3 1V4 Ohio State 7: Year In Review Clemson 7:39.1 2V4 Ohio State 7:24.9 Clemson 7:38.2 3V4 Ohio State 7:26.1 Virginia 7:28.2 Michigan State 8:18.0 1N8/3V8 Clemson 7:08.7 Ohio State 7:27.5 Afternoon Session 1V8 Ohio State 6:30.2 Virginia 6:35.0 2V8 Virginia 6:46.2 Ohio State 6:53.8 1V4 Virginia 7:28.4 Ohio State 7:29.7 2V4 Virginia 7:39.7 Ohio State 7:44.9 3V4 Virginia 7:34.2 Ohio State 7:49.0 Michigan State 8:36.9 1N8/3V8 Virginia 7:12.4 Ohio State 7:55.0 Big Ten Double Dual April 9, 2016 Lake Carnegie - Princeton, N.J. Morning Session 1V8 Ohio State 6:34.8 Michigan 6:42.8 2V8 Michigan 6:49.6 Ohio State 6:52.0 1V4 Ohio State 7:42.9 Michigan 7:44.7 2V4/3V4 Ohio State 2V4 7:40.1 Michigan 7:45.9 Ohio State 3V4 8:02.3 1N8 Michigan 7:14.6 Ohio State 7:24.7 Afternoon Session 1V8 Ohio State 7:00.8 Michigan State 7:23.8 2V8 Ohio State 7:37.4 Michigan 8:09.4 1V4 Ohio State 8:33.2 Michigan 9:08.7 2V4 Ohio State 8:17.3 Michigan State 9:24.4 1N8 Michigan State 7:39.6 Ohio State 7:58.3 Clemson Invitational April 16-17, 2016 Lake Hartwell - Clemson, S.C. Saturday Morning Session 1V8 Ohio State 6:37.5 UCLA 6:48.2 Louisville 6:51.5 Michigan State 6:52.6 Columbia 7:01.0 Oklahoma 7:03.0 Tennessee 7:07.0 2V8 Ohio State 6:52.1 Louisville 7:00.8 UCLA 7:03.4 Tennessee 7:12.8 Michigan State 7:15.9 Columbia 7:18.2 Oklahoma 7:18.8 1V4 Ohio State 7:50.2 UCLA 7:51.9 Oklahoma 7:55.8 Louisville 7:57.1 Tennessee 8:00.1 Columbia 8:14.1 Michigan State 8:36.3 2V4 Louisville 7:43.4 Ohio State 7:45.2 Oklahoma 7:59.6 UCLA 8:06.2 Columbia 8:25.9 Tennessee 8:41.4 3V8/1N8 Washington State 5:10.2 Syracuse 5:11.5 Clemson 5:11.8 Ohio State 5:16.8 Oklahoma 5:18.2 Indiana 5:28.2 Saturday Afternoon Session 1V8 Ohio State 6:15.4 Virginia 6:19.7 Texas 6:23.7 San Diego 6:27.8 Michigan State 6:32.5 Cornell 6:37.4 2V8 Ohio State 6:27.0 Virginia 6:29.2 Texas 6:32.3 San Diego 6:47.7 Cornell 6:52.3 Michigan State 6:57.3 1V4 Virginia 7:19.7 Texas 7:22.6 Ohio State 7:29.3 San Diego 7:31.7 Cornell 7:42.8 Michigan State 8:09.3 2V4 Virginia 7:20.1 Ohio State 7:27.0 Texas 7:29.2 San Diego 7:33.8 Cornell 7:43.4 UCF 8:34.5 1N8/3V8 Texas 6:51.3 Louisville 6:56.8 Syracuse 7:00.0 Michigan 7:07.6 Ohio State 7:12.6 Oklahoma 7:17.1 Clemson 7:23.1 Sunday Morning Session 1V8 Ohio State 6:34.7 Washington State 6:41.8 Radcliffe 6:45.1 San Diego 6:49.5 Louisville 6:50.4 UCF 6:57.0 Cornell 7:03.9 2V8 Ohio State 6:44.8 Washington State 6:53.0 Louisville 7:00.7 Radcliffe 7:01.7 San Diego 7:04.3 Cornell 7:10.4 UCF 7:24.5 1V4 Ohio State 7:36.5 Radcliffe 7:37.0 Louisville 7:41.8 San Diego 7:42.1 Washington State 7:43.2 Michigan State 8:08.2 2V4 Ohio State 7:37.3 San Diego 7:42.3 Louisville 7:44.7 Cornell 7:50.2 UCF 8:14.0 1N8/3V8 Ohio State 7:37.3 San Diego 7:42.3 Louisville 7:44.7 Cornell 7:50.2 UCF 8:14.0 vs. No. 16 Syracuse, Michigan State April 23, 2016 Griggs Reservoir - Columbus, Ohio 2N8 Michigan State 6:58.4 Ohio State 7:18.6 1N8 Syracuse 6:42.0 Michigan State 6:48.9 Ohio State 6:52.6 2V4/3V4 Ohio State 2V4 6:58.1 Ohio State 3V4 7:07.4 Syracuse 7:09.3 Michigan State 7:48.3 1V4 Ohio State 7:07.9 Syracuse 7:15.2 Michigan State 7:41.5 2V8 Ohio State 6:18.5 Syracuse 6:31.7 Michigan State 6:45.5 1V8 Ohio State 6:11.5 Syracuse 6:17.8 Michigan State 6:25.2

39 ROWING NCAA Championships May 29-31, 2015 Sacramento State Aquatic Center Gold River, Calif. Final Team Standings 1. California 129 points 2. Ohio State Virginia Stanford Washington Brown Princeton Texas Wisconsin Michigan Yale Washington State Syracuse USC Indiana Gonzaga Duke Northeastern Navy UCF Rhode Island Jacksonville 6 Scoring Breakdown First Varsity Eight 66 points Second Varsity Eight 42 First Varsity Four 18 Total 126 points First Varsity Eight Heat 3 1. Ohio State 6: Brown 6: Wisconsin 6: Duke 6: UCF 6: Jacksonville 7:14.90 Second Varsity Eight Heat 3 1. Ohio State 6: Princeton 6: Duke 6: Michigan 6: Navy 7: Jacksonville 7:33.03 First Varsity Four Heat 4 1. Washington 7: Ohio State 7: Duke 7: USC 7: Rhode Island 8: UCF 8:06.65 First Varsity Eight A/B Semifinal 1 1. California 6: Ohio State 6:21.55 Big Ten Championships May 15, 2016 Eagle Creek Park Indianapolis, Ind. 1. No. 3 Ohio State 174 points 2. No. 11 Wisconsin No. 10 Michigan No. 14 Indiana Iowa Minnesota Michigan State Rutgers 24 Scoring Breakdown First Varsity Eight 72 points Second Varsity Eight 48 First Varsity Four 24 Second Varsity Four 14 Third Varsity Four 8 First Novice Eight 8 Total 174 points 2016 Boat-by-Boat Record 1V8: 32-1/10-1 2V8: 29-4/7-4 1V4: 26-6/6-5 2V4: 29-4/7-4 3V4: 11-7/3-4 1N8: 10-20/0-9 2N8: 0-1/0-1dings 3. Virginia 6: Michigan 6: Wisconsin 6: Syracuse 6:42.16 Second Varsity Eight A/B Semifinal 1 1. Ohio State 6: Texas 6: Virginia 6: Brown 6: Wisconsin 6: Michigan 6:41.06 First Varsity Four A/B Semifinal 2 1. Virginia 7: Ohio State 7: Stanford 7: Yale 7: Wisconsin 7: Indiana 7:32.67 First Varsity Eight Grand Final 1. Ohio State 6: California 6: Stanford 6: Brown 6: Virginia 6: Princeton 6:26.19 Second Varsity Eight Grand Final POSTSEASON TEAM STANDINGS NCAA Championships May 29-31, 2015 Sacramento State Aquatic Center Gold River, Calif. 1. Ohio State points 2. California Brown Washington Virginia Stanford Texas Washington State Yale Michigan Indiana Princeton Wisconsin Harvard USC Notre Dame Gonzaga Northeastern UCF UMass Navy Jacksonville - 6 dings 1. California 6: Ohio State 6: Washington 6: Virginia 6: Texas 6: Princeton 6:41.31 First Varsity Four Grand Final 1. California 7: Washington 7: Virginia 7: Stanford 7: Ohio State 7: Michigan 7: Boat-by-Boat Record 1V8: 46-2/12-2 2V8: 43-5/9-5 1V4: 35-12/6-8 Individual Honors CRCA All-Region Honors First Team Catherine Shields Stephanie Williams Sarah Davis Sarah Asad Second Team Annie Jachthuber Pocock All-Americans Sarah Asad Sarah Davis Catherine Shields Ohio State Female Athlete of the Year - Catherine Shields B1G Rowing Co-Athlete of the Year - Catherine Shields Big Ten Boat of the Week Second Varsity Four (3/29) First Varsity Eight (4/19) First Varsity Eight (4/26) dings OhioStateBuckeyes.com 39

40 MEN S SOCCER Record: , Big Ten 2015 AWARD WINNERS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Third Team NSCAA All-American Liam Doyle, Sr., D Senior CLASS Award Winner Zach Mason, Sr., M B1G Defensive Player of the Year Liam Doyle, Sr., D B1G Goalkeeper of the Year Chris Froschauer, Sr., G First Team All-B1G Chris Froschauer, Sr., G Kyle Culbertson, Sr. M Liam Doyle, Sr. D Second Team All-B1G Danny Jensen, Jr., F B1G All-Freshmen Team Abdi Mohamed, Fr., M Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week Sept. 9 - Joao Ehlers, Jr., F Oct Danny Jensen, So., F Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week Nov. 3 - Alex Ivanov, Sr., GK B1G All-Tournament Team Yaw Amankwa, Jr., F Zach Mason, Sr., M NSCAA Scholar All-American Liam Doyle, Sr., D Academic All-B1G Tyler Kidwell, Jr., D Zach Mason, Sr., M Danny Jensen, Jr., F Kyle Culbertson, Sr., M Henry Chancy, Jr., M Christian Soldat, Jr, F Alex Ranalli, Jr., M Fikayo Idowu, Fr., M Marcus McCrary, So., F Steven Munn, Fr., M Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 28 CAL STATE FULLERTON W Aug 30 BINGHAMTON L Sep 04 at #17 UMBC L Sep 06 at Navy L * Sep 11 at Northwestern L Sep 16 at #7 Akron To * Sep 20 #13 PENN STATE To Sep 25 DAYTON W Sep 29 LOUISVILLE W * Oct 04 at Michigan State W Oct 07 BOWLING GREEN Wo * Oct 09 at Indiana Wot Oct 14 at #15 Kentucky W * Oct 18 WISCONSIN W Oct 21 CLEVELAND STATE W * Oct 25 at Rutgers L * Oct 31 MARYLAND W * Nov 04 MICHIGAN W Nov 08 PENN STATE Wot Nov 13 #18 RUTGERS W Nov 15 MARYLAND L Nov 22 DAYTON To Nov 29 at #7 Stanford L TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 2 3 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 14/1027 9/1590 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 LIAM DOYLE ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 9 Jensen, Danny Culbertson, Kyle Soldat, Christian Doyle, Liam Amankwa, Yaw Mohamed, Abdi Bergstrom, Austin McCrary, Marcus Mason, Zach Cunningham, Kenny Nichols, Alex Duska, Jacob Robertson, Hunter Kidwell, Tyler Solawa, Greg Ehlers, Joao Chancy, Henry Froschauer, Chris Swartz, Max Idowu, Fikayo Ranalli, Alex Aguirre, Diego Munn, Steven Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 24 Swartz, Max 1 3: /0 32 Froschauer, Chris : /0 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents FINAL BIG TEN STANDINGS BIG TEN OVERALL Record Pct. Pts. Record Pct. Ohio State Indiana Maryland Rutgers Northwestern Michigan Wisconsin Mich. State Penn State Year In Review

41 WOMEN S SOCCER Record: , Big Ten The Buckeyes tallied a record in 2015, earning a pair of NCAA Tournament wins to advance to the NCAA Round of 16 for the third time in the last six seasons. The 2015 senior class of Katelyn Kraft, Michela Paradiso and Marisa Wolf concluded their careers with 45 wins, a Big Ten Tournament championship and a pair of trips to the Sweet 16 in three NCAA appearances. Michela Paradiso finished her career tied for fourth in Ohio State history with 18 assists. Devon Kerr s 10 saves against Illinois were the most by a Buckeye since Katie Baumgardner made 10 saves in a 1-0 win at Michigan Oct. 21, The 10 saves also tied for the most by any Big Ten goalkeeper n NSCAA Third Team All-Great Lakes Region Michela Paradiso Nichelle Prince Big Ten All-Freshman Team Devon Kerr Sarah Roberts Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Sydney Dudley Big Ten Medal of Honor Finalist Michela Paradiso NSCAA Third Team Scholar All-East Region Michela Paradiso Nichelle Prince Big Ten Offensive Player of the Week Michela Paradiso (10/29) Nichelle Prince (8/25) OCSA First Team All-Ohio Michela Paradiso Nichelle Prince RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 21 ILLINOIS STATE W Aug 23 #8 FLORIDA Wot Aug 27 at Dayton W Aug 30 at Texas To Sep 04 FIU W Sep 11 #8 WEST VIRGINIA L Sep 13 BUCKNELL W * Sep 17 MINNESOTA L * Sep 20 WISCONSIN To * Sep 25 at IOWA W * Sep 27 at Nebraska L * Oct 02 at Illinois To * Oct 08 PURDUE W * Oct 11 MARYLAND Wo * Oct 15 at #25 Rutgers L * Oct 18 at Indiana W * Oct 24 #10 PENN STATE L * Oct 28 MICHIGAN STATE W Nov 01 at Wisconsin W Nov 06 vs #7 Rutgers L Nov 14 BUTLER Wo Nov 20 vs #14 Virginia Tech W Nov 22 at #6 Penn State L TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 1 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 12/636 9/918 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/389 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 7 Prince, Nichelle Walts, Nikki Paradiso, Michela Agnew, Lindsay Edwards, Sammy Wolcott, Morgan Roberts, Sarah Holden, Arden Skinner, Bridget Dudley, Sydney Kraft, Katelyn Miyashiro, Nicole Cason, Nya Knight, Kylie Gabriel, Eleanor Patton, Caitlyn Momburg, Taylor Wangsness, Emma Degler, Alexis Kerr, Devon McVicker, Jillian Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Kerr, Devon : /3 0 McVicker, Jillian : /3 00 Geldernick, Megan 1 45: /0 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Ohio State Opponents OCSA Second Team All-Ohio Devon Kerr Sarah Roberts OCSA All-Ohio Coach of the Year Lori Walker OCSA First Team Academic All-Ohio Michela Paradiso Nichelle Prince OCSA Second Team Academic All-Ohio Lindsay Agnew Morgan Wolcott SAMMY EDWARDS OhioStateBuckeyes.com 41

42 SOFTBALL 2016 OVERALL STATISTICS Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Prantl, Cammi Bayne, Alex Clark, Emily McIntyre, Maddy White, Taylor Machovina, Jess Leonard, Erika Goodwin, Ashley Betschel, Bri Kirk, Anna Vargas, Alex Gavin, Becca Saibene, Jayla McCombs, Shelby Sturgeon, Bailee Clough, Cassidy Marotti, Maddie Choinacky, Megan Totals Opponents LOB - Team (368), Opp (407). DPs turned - Team (13), Opp (26). CI - Team (1), Prantl 1. IBB - Team (5), Prantl 2, Bayne 1, Clark 1, White 1, Opp (3) BIG TEN STATISTICS (All games Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha Springer, Lena / Hursh, Shelby / Duvall, Katya / Ray, Morgan / McCombs, Shelby / Totals / Opponents / PB - Team (28), Prantl 17, Clark 6, Gavin 5, Opp (10). SBA/ATT - Hursh (14-25), Prantl (19-25), Gavin (12-21), Springer (10-12), Ray (4-6), McCombs (4-4), Clark (3-3), Duvall (2-2). Player avg gp-gs ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi tb slg% bb hp so gdp ob% sf sh sb-att po a e fld% Prantl, Cammi Bayne, Alex Clark, Emily White, Taylor McIntyre, Maddy Vargas, Alex Machovina, Jess Betschel, Bri Leonard, Erika Goodwin, Ashley Kirk, Anna Gavin, Becca Saibene, Jayla McCombs, Shelby Sturgeon, Bailee Clough, Cassidy Marotti, Maddie Choinacky, Megan Totals Opponents LOB - Team (164), Opp (173). DPs turned - Team (2), Opp (11). IBB - Team (2), Bayne 1, Clark 1, Opp (2). (Big Ten games only Sorted by Earned run avg) Player era w-l app gs cg sho sv ip h r er bb so 2b 3b hr b/avg wp hp bk sfa sha Springer, Lena / Hursh, Shelby / Duvall, Katya / Ray, Morgan / McCombs, Shelby / Totals / NOTING THE 2016 BUCKEYES BUCKEYES RETURN TO NCAA TOURNAMENT Ohio State made a return to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2010, getting sent to the Knoxville Regional with host Tennessee, Arizona and Marist. The Buckeyes fell to the eventual regional champs in the first game, 2-0, but quickly came back to win an elimination game against Marist, 6-1, before their season ended against Vols. The win over Marist was the program s 13th NCAA Tournament win in school history. BUCKEYES IN A NUTSHELL At overall, Ohio State completed in fifth straight season of at least 30 wins. The Buckeyes were in the Big Ten and finished in the upper half of the conference standings for the third straight season. At the plate, five everyday starters finished with a batting average of.300, led by first team All-Big Ten and All-Region selection Cammi Prantl, who had a career year in her final campaign with the Scarlet and Gray. Prantl hit.387 with 20 doubles, nine home runs, 44 RBI and 45 runs scored, all career highs. Along the way, she broke the school s all-time hits and doubles record. Junior Alex Bayne emerged as on the nation s best power hitters, connecting on 19 home runs, second most in the Big Ten. She now shares in the single-season home run record with Sam Marder, who also hit 19 in Bayne was second on the team with a.364 average and collected a team-high 49 RBI. For her efforts, she was a first team All-Big Ten and All-Region choice. Four other pitchers saw action in 2016, led by junior Lena Springer, who was second in innings (79.2) and first in ERA (2.72). Freshman Morgan Ray (63.0 IP, 46 Ks), sophomore Shelby McCombs (31.1 IP, 28 Ks) and Kat Duvall (13.0 IP, 4-0, 3.23 ERA) completed the five-person staff. NOTING THE 2016 REGULAR SEASON As part of its 52-game regular season, Ohio State: Was ranked for five straight weeks in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Top 25 poll. Played its first 22 games away from home, winning 15 of those contests. Picked up nine wins over teams ranked in the Top 75 of the RPI. Six of those victories were either on the road or at neutral sites. Played 12 games against teams that made the 2015 NCAA Tournament with wins in four of those contests, all either on the road or at neutral sites. Opponents / PB - Team (13), Prantl 7, Clark 4, Gavin 2, Opp (4). SBA/ATT - Hursh (9-14), Prantl (9-12), Gavin (8-12), Ray (2-4), Duvall (2-2), Springer (2-2), McCombs (2-2) Year In Review

43 SOFTBALL 2016 RESULTS Date Opponent Score Inns Overall Big Ten Pitcher of record Attend Time Feb 12, 2016 at #3 LSU L McCombs (L 0-1) :50 Feb 12, 2016 vs Pacific W Hursh (W 1-0) 112 2:11 Feb 13, 2016 vs Connecticut W McCombs (W 1-1) 124 2:14 Feb 13, 2016 vs North Florida W Hursh (W 2-0) 133 1:53 Feb 19, 2016 at Georgia Tech W Hursh (W 3-0) 469 2:30 Feb 20, 2016 at Georgia Tech W 4-3 (8) McCombs (W 2-2) 577 2:38 Feb 20, 2016 vs Syracuse L McCombs (L 1-2) 105 1:44 Feb 21, 2016 vs Syracuse L Hursh (L 3-1) 101 2:02 Feb 26, 2016 at Furman W McCombs (W 3-2) 135 2:24 Feb 26, 2016 vs Virginia Tech W Duvall (W 1-0) 106 1:46 Feb 27, 2016 vs Morehead State W Springer (W 1-0) 58 1:59 Feb 27, 2016 vs Virginia Tech W Hursh (W 4-1) 65 2:32 Feb 28, 2016 at USC Upstate L Hursh (L 4-2) 117 1:43 Mar 11, 2016 vs Georgetown W Hursh (W 5-2) 274 2:45 Mar 11, 2016 vs #8 James Madison L McCombs (L 3-3) 170 2:36 Mar 12, 2016 vs #23 Nebraska L Hursh (L 5-3) 383 2:30 Mar 13, 2016 at #21 Arizona State W McCombs (W 4-3) 561 2:56 Mar 16, 2016 at San Diego State W Hursh (W 6-3) 207 2:28 Mar 17, 2016 vs Long Beach State L Ray (L 0-1) 132 2:06 Mar 18, 2016 vs San Jose State W Ray (W 1-1) 75 2:22 Mar 19, 2016 vs #24 Fresno State W Hursh (W 7-3) 512 2:15 Mar 20, 2016 vs Cal Poly W Duvall (W 2-0) 331 2:29 * Mar 25, 2016 MARYLAND W Hursh (W 8-3) 714 2:02 * Mar 26, 2016 MARYLAND W Hursh (W 9-3) :20 * Mar 27, 2016 MARYLAND W McCombs (W 5-3) 524 2:10 * Apr 01, 2016 at Wisconsin L Ray (L 1-2) 212 2:46 * Apr 03, 2016 at Wisconsin-1 W Hursh (W 10-3) 366 2:50 * Apr 03, 2016 at Wisconsin-2 T 9-9 (8) None 345 5:15 * Apr 06, 2016 PENN STATE-1 W Hursh (W 11-3) 106 2:02 * Apr 06, 2016 PENN STATE-2 W Hursh (W 11-3) 106 3:59 * Apr 08, 2016 at Rutgers W Duvall (W 3-0) 123 2:54 * Apr 09, 2016 at Rutgers W McCombs (W 6-3) 110 2:43 * Apr 10, 2016 at Rutgers W Springer (W 2-0) 267 2:20 Apr 13, 2016 DAYTON W Hursh (W 13-3) 388 1:41 * Apr 15, 2016 at #2 Michigan L Hursh (L 13-4) :20 * Apr 16, 2016 at #2 Michigan L Springer (L 2-1) :51 * Apr 17, 2016 at #2 Michigan L Hursh (L 13-5) :15 Apr 19, 2016 at Ohio-1 W Hursh (W 14-5) - 2:04 Apr 19, 2016 at Ohio-2 W Springer (W 3-1) 864 2:25 * Apr 22, 2016 PURDUE L Hursh (L 14-6) 565 2:05 * Apr 23, 2016 PURDUE W Duvall (W 4-0) 902 1:57 * Apr 24, 2016 PURDUE W Ray (W 2-2) :10 * Apr 29, 2016 at Indiana-1 L 4-5 (8) Springer (L 3-2) 273 2:58 * Apr 29, 2016 at Indiana-2 W Springer (W 4-2) 323 2:35 * May 01, 2016 at Indiana L Springer (L 4-3) 511 2:19 May 04, 2016 KENT STATE-1 L Hursh (L 14-7) 221 3:30 May 04, 2016 KENT STATE-2 W Hursh (W 15-7) 212 1:47 * May 06, 2016 MICHIGAN STATE L Hursh (L 15-8) 806 2:22 * May 07, 2016 MICHIGAN STATE W Ray (W 3-2) 874 2:08 * May 08, 2016 MICHIGAN STATE L Hursh (L 15-9) :05 ^ May 12, 2016 vs Rutgers W Springer (W 5-3) 221 1:54 ^ May 13, 2016 vs Northwestern L Springer (L 5-4) 512 2:20 # May 20, 2016 vs Arizona L Hursh (L 15-10) :00 # May 21, 2016 vs Marist W Hursh (W 16-10) :08 # May 22, 2016 at #13 Tennessee L Hursh (L 16-11) :14 () extra inning game 2016 Award Winners NFCA First Team All-Midwest Region Cammi Prantl, Sr., UTL Emily Clark, Fr., 2B Alex Bayne, Jr., OF NFCA Second Team All-Midwest Region Shelby Hursh, Jr., P First Team All-Big Ten Cammi Prantl, Sr., UTL Alex Bayne, Jr., OF Second Team All-Big Ten Maddy McIntyre, Rs.-Sr., SS Taylor White, So., OF Big Ten Sportsmanship Honoree Jayla Saibene, Sr., UTL Academic All-Big Ten Anna Kirk Shelby Hursh Alex Bayne Bailee Sturgeon Becca Gavin Maddie Marotti Erika Leonard Jayla Saibene Maddy McIntyre OSU Scholar-Athlete Alex Bayne Bri Betschel Megan Choinacky Kat Duvall Becca Gavin Shelby Hursh Anna Kirk Erika Leonard Maddie Marotti Maddy McIntyre Morgan Ray Jayla Saibene Bailee Sturgeon OhioStateBuckeyes.com 43

44 MEN S SWIMMING AND DIVING IN REVIEW 10-1 Overall; 1-1 Big Ten Conference 3rd at Big Ten Championships 15th at NCAA Championships ALL-AMERICANS Matt McHugh, Colin Zeng HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS Andrew Appleby, Mossimo Chavez, Ching Lim, DJ McDonald, Kevin Musteriat, Stephen Romanik, Dustin Tynes BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Matt McHugh Fly, 100 Back Colin Zeng - 1-Meter Diving, Platform Diving FIRST TEAM ALL-BIG TEN Matt McHugh, Colin Zeng RESULTS Date Result...Opponent Oct. 30 W, vs. Kenyon Nov. 6 W, vs. Denison Nov. 12 W, vs. Cleveland State Nov. 13 W, vs. Miami (Ohio) Nov. 14 W, at Eastern Michigan Nov nd...Ohio State Invitational Jan. 16 W, vs. Michigan State Jan. 29 W, vs. Kentucky Jan. 30 W, vs. West Virginia L, vs. Michigan W, vs. Buffalo Feb. 5 W, vs. Wright State Feb N/A...Ohio State Winter Invite Feb rd...Big Ten Championships March th...NCAA Championships BIG TEN DIVER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS Colin Zeng BIG TEN DIVER OF THE YEAR Colin Zeng ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN Andrew Appleby, Jack Barone, Nick Brodie, Nathan Christian, Chris DePietro, Jack DiSalle, Dmitry Dolgov, Michael Eaton, Charlie Fry, Jack Hendricks, Clark Jackman, Ching Lim, Andrew Lindstrom, Joey Long, Peter Lyon, DJ McDonald, Matt McHugh, Jovan Mitrovic, Greg Nymberg, Alex Rosen, Brayden Seal, Thomas Trace, Stefano Vrolijk, Stephen Watson, Clay White, Colin Zeng FASTEST TIMES Event...Time...Name...Event 50 Freestyle Matt McHugh... Big Ten Championships 100 Freestyle Matt McHugh... Big Ten Championships 200 Freestyle... 1: Andrew Appleby... NCAA Championships 500 Freestyle... 4: Brayden Seal... Last Chance Meet 1000 Freestyle... 9: Brayden Seal... Big Ten Championships 1650 Freestyle... 15: Brayden Seal... Ohio State Invitational 50 Backstroke Matt McHugh... Big Ten Championships 100 Backstroke Matt McHugh... Big Ten Championships 200 Backstroke... 1: Thomas Trace... Big Ten Championships 100 Breaststroke Dustin Tynes... Big Ten Championships 200 Breaststroke... 1: DJ MacDonald... NCAA Championships 100 Butterfly Matt McHugh... NCAA Championships 200 Butterfly... 1: Ching Lim... Big Ten Championships 200 Ind. Medley... 1: Andrew Appleby... Last Chance Meet 400 Ind. Medley... 3: Augustus Whiteman... Big Ten Championships 200 Freestyle Relay... 1: Appleby, McHugh... NCAA Championships...Trace, DiSalle 400 Freestyle Relay... 2: McHugh, Appleby... Big Ten Championships...Chavez, Hillmer 800 Freestyle Relay... 6: Hillmer, Lim... Big Ten Championships...Seal, Appleby 200 Medley Relay... 1: McHugh, MacDonald... Big Ten Championships...Lim, Chavez 400 Medley Relay... 3: Zimmerman, MacDonald... NCAA Championships...McHugh, DiSalle Year In Review

45 WOMEN S SWIMMING AND DIVING IN REVIEW 11-2 Overall; 1-2 Big Ten Conference 4th at Big Ten Championships 14th at NCAA Championships ALL-AMERICANS Lindsey Clary, Liz Li HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICANS Rachael Dzierzak, Annie Jongekrijg, Macie McNichols, Camey Rabold, Taylor Vargo BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Liz Li - 50 Free, 100 Fly Lindsey Clary - 1,650 Free, 400 IM Li, Dzierzak, Jongekrijg, McNichols Free FIRST TEAM ALL-BIG TEN Lindsey Clary, Rachael Dzierzak, Annlise Jongekrijg, Liz Li, Macie McNichols SECOND TEAM ALL-BIG TEN Hanna Thek RESULTS Date Result...Opponent Oct FGCU Swimming Classic Oct. 23 W, vs. Ohio Oct. 30 W, vs. Kenyon Oct. 31 L, at Purdue W, Notre Dame Nov. 6 W, vs. Denison Nov. 12 W, vs. Cleveland State Nov. 13 W, vs. Miami (Ohio) Nov. 14 W, at Eastern Michigan Nov nd...Ohio State Invitational Jan. 16 W, vs. Michigan State Jan. 29 W, vs. Kentucky Jan. 30 W, vs. West Virginia L, vs. Michigan Feb. 5 W, vs. Wright State Feb N/A...Ohio State Winter Invite Feb th...Big Ten Championships March th...NCAA Championships ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN Elizabeth Auckley, Meg Bailey, Amy Bopp, Kaitlyn Cerne, Lindsey Clary, Kathleen Cook, Rachael Dzierzak, Kaitlyn Ferrara, Annie Jongekrijg, Liz Li, Katie Luchansky, Macie McNichols, Amanda McNulty, Cheyenne Meek, Camey Rabold, Hannah Thek, Taylor Vargo, Chantel Wynn FASTEST TIMES Event Time Name Event 50 Freestyle Liz Li NCAA Championships 100 Freestyle Liz Li Big Ten Championships 200 Freestyle 1:46.88 Katie Luchansky Big Ten Championships 500 Freestyle 4:38.15 Lindsey Clary NCAA Championships 1000 Freestyle 9:36.26 Lindsey Clary NCAA Championships 1650 Freestyle 15:49.98 Lindsey Clary Big Ten Championships 50 Backstroke Camey Rabold NCAA Championships 100 Backstroke Zulal Zern Big Ten Championships 200 Backstroke 1:54.52 Zulal Zeren Big Ten Championships 100 Breaststroke 1:00.13 Taylor Vargo Big Ten Championships 200 Breaststroke 2:09.26 Taylor Vargo NCAA Championships 100 Butterfly Liz Li Big Ten Championships 200 Butterfly 1:58.49 Lindsey Clary Ohio State Invitational 200 Ind. Medley 1:58.69 Meg Bailey Big Ten Championships 400 Ind. Medley 4:03.61 Lindsey Clary NCAA Championships 200 Medley Relay 1:37.14 Rabold, Dzierzak NCAA Championships Li, Jongekrijg 400 Medley Relay 3:32.81 Rabold, Vargo, NCAA Championships Li, Jongekrijg 200 Freestyle Relay 1:28.29 Li, Jongekrijg Big Ten Championships Dzierzak, McNichols 400 Freestyle Relay 3:15.69 Li, Jongekrijg NCAA Championships Dzierzak, McNichols 800 Freestyle Relay 7:13.02 Luchansky, Cook Big Ten Championships DiPaolo, Norris OhioStateBuckeyes.com 45

46 SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING The Ohio State Synchronized Swimming team has become accustomed to success and the season was no exception. Seven victories, eight All- Americans, three national champions and a runner-up finish at the US Collegiate Championships are just some of the highlights. The Buckeyes started the year by sweeping the competition at both the OSU Invitational and the Jessica Beck Memorial meets. That was followed by a great weekend in Virginia with two more victories at Richmond and William & Mary. A trip to Boston produced seven more first or second place finishes and the regular season was capped by sweeping first and second in every event in a dominating performance at the North Regional Championships. The US Collegiate Championships in Florida saw three Buckeyes walk away as national champions. Junior Emma Baranski never lost a solo competition this season and became the first Buckeye since 2012 to win a solo national title. She also finished runner-up in the duet with sophomore Monica Velazquez-Stiak and the two of them went on to share the event s High Point Award. Junior Elizabeth Davidson claimed the national title in the A Technical event while Stephanie Thielemann took home the title in the B Figures. A total of eight Buckeyes were named US Collegiate All-Americans, the most of any school in the country. Baranski, Davidson, Morgan Boneberg and Lorraine Hack earned the award for the third time, Velazquez-Stiak, Noelle 2016 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS Date Opponent/Event Result Jan. 16 OHIO STATE INVITATIONAL 1st/4 Feb. 6 JESSICA BECK MEMORIAL 1st/4 Feb. 13 Richmond W Feb. 14 William & Mary W Feb. 20 Boston/Wheaton 1st/4 Feb at North Regionals 1st/7 March U.S. Collegiate National Championships 2nd/16 St. John and Alyssa Hoying won the award for the second time and freshman Wenjing Deng claimed the honor in her first season INDIVIDUAL HONORS U.S. Collegiate Championship High Point Award Emma Baranski Monica Velasquez-Stiak National Champions Emma Baranski (solo) Elizabeth Davidson (Technical) Stephanie Thielemann(Figures U.S. Collegiate All-Americans Emma Baranski Morgan Boneberg Elizabeth Davidson Wenjing Deng Lorraine Hack Alyssa Hoying Noelle St. John Monica Velazquez-Stiak USA Synchro Academic Honorees Alexa Aton Emma Baranski Tori Baron Renee Collett Elizabeth Davidson Wenjing Deng Lorraine Hack Alyssa Hoying Natalie Huibregtse Academic All-Big Ten Alexa Aton Emma Baranski Victoria Baron Quinn Connor Elizabeth Davidson Jessica Giannuzzi Lorraine Hack Elizabeth Hernandez Sarah House Alyssa Hoying Natalie Huibregtse Shea Ramsey Noelle St. John Monica Velazquez-Stiak Lizzie Welzien OSU Scholar-Athletes Alexa Aton Emma Baranski Victoria Baron Renee Collett Quinn Connor Elizabeth Davidson Wenjing Deng Lorraine Hack Elizabeth Hernandez Sarah House Alyssa Hoying Natalie Huibregtse Shea Ramsey Noelle St. John Lane Starrett Stephanie Thielemann Monica Velazquez-Stiak Elizabeth Walsh Rachel Warren Year In Review