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MSOC Wisconsin Notes 31821.Indd OHIO STATE MEN'S SOCCER 1953 FIRST SEASON • 10 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES • 3 BIG TEN REGULARSEASON TITLES 3 BIG TEN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 11 ALL-AMERICANS 2021 SCHEDULE AND RESULTS GAME 6 February 21 OHIO STATE 311 B1G vs. WISCONSIN 051 BIG 23 1-vs. Indiana L, 0-3 3 p.m. • Fri., March 19 • Madison, Wisconsin • Dan McClimon Memorial Track/Soccer Complex 27 at Maryland W, 1-0 Live Stats: OhioStateBuckeyes.com • Television: BTN March Head Coach: Brian Maisonneuve Head Coach: John Trask 3 at Michigan State W, 2-0 Rec. at Ohio State: 11-27-4 (3) Record at UW: 78-88-34 (11) 7 Northwestern W, 4-2 Career Record: Same Career Record: 132-112-60 (16) 15 Michigan T, 2(23)-2(8) Ohio State vs. UW: 18-17-3 19 at Wisconsin 3 p.m. 23 at Penn State TBA GAME BASICS 27 Rutgers 2 p.m. Freshman Parker Grinstead scored once and assisted on another goal in a 2-all double-overtime tie with 31 at Michigan TBA Michigan Monday in Columbus. Classmate Ty Konrad April notched his career goal to tie the game at 2-all in the 4 Michigan State 2 p.m. second half. All times EDT // 1-Grand Park, Westfi eld, Ind. // 2-Jesse Owens Memorial Down a goal early, Ohio State scored four Stadium unanswered goals in a 4-2 win vs. Northwestern March 7. Freshman Parker Grinstead scored twice while redshirt freshman Sean Ryan and junior Luke Kiley each added a goal in the win. Freshman Laurence Wootton scored in the fi rst half and senior Samuel Buzzas added a goal in the second to give the Buckeyes back-to-back shutouts over league opponents with a 2-0 win at Michigan State. Wooton's goal was the fi rst of his career. It was No. 4 for Buzzas. Senior Joe Ortiz scored for the Buckeyes in a 1-0 win at Maryland last Feb. 27 to give the Buckeyes their fi rst win against the Terps in College Park in series history. The score was the fi rst of the season, second at Ohio State and his third career tally. Ohio State is 76-88-17 in Big Ten regular-season competition. Following three-consecutive wins, Ohio State earned a No. 23 national ranking in the Top Drawer National Soccer rankings last week. The Buckeyes are currently No. 21. BY THE NUMBERS 68 456 30 19 Ohio State opened season Ohio State owns 456 wins The 2021 season is No. 30 in In 2019-20 four Buckeyes earned number 68 Feb. 23 vs. Indiana all-time after a 4-2 win vs. Big Ten Conference play for degrees, 19 were named 2020 in the season opener for the Northwestern in Columbus the Buckeyes. Ohio State has Ohio State Scholar Athletes, fi ve Buckeyes. March 7. The Buckeyes have won three regular-season were named Academic All-Ohio made 10 NCAA Tournament and three Big Ten Tournament and 11 earned Academic All-Big Ten appearances all-time. titles. Honors. Game 4 vs. Michigan (3/13/21) Head Coach: John Trask The Buckeyes and Wolverines battled in a back-and- Career Record: 132-107-59 (15 yrs.) forth aff air to a double overtime 2-all tie in Columbus. Record at School: 78-83-33 (10 yrs.) Michigan scored fi rst in the 54th minute but freshman 2019 Record: 3-11-4, 1-4-3 (Big Ten) Parker Grinstead answered with this third of the OSU Series Record: 18-17-3 season in the 61st. After Michigan went ahead less (H: 10-5-2; A: 8-10-0; N: 0-2-1) than a minute later, freshman Ty Konrad tied the Last Meeting: 11/3/19, L, 0-1, Columbus, Ohio game 2-all in the 75th. It was the freshman's fi rst of Website: www.uwbadgers.com the season. THREE SELECTED IN DRAFT Game 4 vs. Northwestern (3/7/21) CC Uche (Los Angeles Football Club), Joshua Jackson- After moving the home opener vs. Indiana to a Ketchup (Columbus Crew) and Noah Lawrence (Austin neutral site just north of Indianapolis, the Buckeyes Football Club) were all selected in the Major League fi nally opened the season in Columbus with a 4-2 win Soccer SuperDraft in January. Uche and Jackson- over Northwestern. The Wildcats scored fi rst but the Ketchup went in the second round. Lawrence was the Buckeyes responded with four-consecutive goals to fi rst pick of the third round. The Buckeyes had the win 4-2. Freshman Parker Grinstead scored twice. most picks of any Big Ten school in the draft. THE BASICS Redshirt freshman Sean Ryan and junior Luke Kiley Most 2021 matches are available on BTN Plus ($) added goals in the win. MAISONNEUVE BEGINS YEAR THREE unless otherwise noted. Fans can follow the Buckeyes Ohio State opens year three in the tenure of head with updates on twitter via @OhioStateMSOC. Links, Game 3 at Michigan State (3/3/21) coach Brian Maisonneuve in 2020. The season, including notes, live stats and more can be found on Ohio State posted back-to-back shutouts with a 2-0 altered by concerns over COVID-19, will consist of Big the OSU men’s soccer schedule page. win at Michigan State. Freshman Laurence Wootton Ten Conference games only. The Buckeyes will have notched his fi rst career goal in the fi rst half before home games vs. Northwestern (W, 4-2), Michigan NONCONFERENCE SCHEDULE CANCELED senior Samuel Buzzas tallied another in the second. (T, 2-2), Rutgers and Michigan State. Road contests The Buckeyes will not be playing in its annual early It was career score No. 4 for Buzzas. Both goals were will be against Penn State, Michigan, Wisconsin, season home event, the Wolstein Classic. The unassisted. Senior keeper Noah Lawrence record Maryland (W, 1-0) and Michigan State (W, 2-0). The Buckeyes are 21-14-7 all-time in the event. Ohio his second-consecutive shutout and seventh for his Buckeyes opened the season against Indiana (L, 3-0) State has captured the tournament title six times career. at a neutral site. (2006-2009, 2011 and 2012). In 2019, the team lost to CSU and defeated UIC in the Wolstein Classic. All Game 2 at Maryland (2/27/21) ACADEMICALLY SPEAKING nonconference games where canceled by the Big Ten Ohio State won for the fi rst time in College Park The Ohio State men's soccer program enjoyed a Conference over COVID-19 concerns. behind a goal from senior Joe Ortiz and an assist stellar year in the classroom during the 2019-20 from freshman Laurence Wootton. Senior transfer academic year. Mitch Bergman, who is entering HOME COOKING (Cincinnati) posted the shutout in goal, making three his senior season in 2020, was named a Big Ten Ohio State holds a 117-64-31 record in Jesse Owens saves. The Ohio State defense help the Terps to just Distinguished Scholar by the conference offi ce. Memorial Stadium since the facility opened in 1999. six shots for the game. Bergman, an Ohio State scholar athlete in both 2018 All-time, Ohio State is 269-192-64 at home. and 2019, played in 18 games as a junior while playing Game 1 vs. Indiana (2/23/21) 90 or more minutes in 14 of those games. The Canal NOTES ON THE BUCKEYES The Buckeyes opened the season at Grand Park in Winchester, Ohio, native is majoring in industrial • Ohio State returns four of its Top 5 off ensive players Westfi eld, Indiana, in a neutral-site game vs. Indiana. and systems engineering. As a team, the Buckeyes from 2019 led by junior Devyn Etling (13 pts.), senior The game was moved from Ohio State's campus enjoyed great success in the classroom in 2019-20. Matteo Bennati (8 pts.), junior Xavier Green (5 pts.) because of poor weather conditions in Columbus. four Buckeyes earned degrees, 19 were named 2020 and senior Joe Ortiz (3 pts.). The Hoosiers claimed the win 3-0. Ohio State Scholar Athletes and fi ve were named • The Buckeyes said goodbye to senior goalkeeper Academic All-Ohio and 11 earned Academic All-Big Parker Siegfried, who fi nished with 18 career shutouts, THE 2021 SEASON Ten Honors. No. 5 all-time in OSU history. Transfer Noah Lawrence • Ohio State is 28-30-11 all-time in season openers. (Cincinnati) along with returning keepers Xavier • Ohio State is 37-23-8 in the fi rst home game of the BRUNNER ENTERS OSU HOF Kennedy and David Abonce, both redshirt juniors, season. In games played in Columbus, Ohio State is Eric Brunner, who played for the Buckeyes from 2005- and freshman Peter Van Euwen will vie to take over 269-192-64 all-time. 07 will enter the Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame the position. Lawrence started the season. • Ohio State is 76-88-18 in Big Ten regular-season in 2020. Brunner led the Buckeyes on an historical • Ohio State, 7-11-1, 1-6-1 in the B1G a year ago, is competition. run in 2007 that culminated in an appearance in the playing its third season under head coach Brian • In 67 home openers, Ohio State is 37-24-7. In the NCAA College Cup Final after winning the Big Ten Maisonneuve. fi rst road game of the year, the Buckeyes own a 22- Conference championship. The fi rst Buckeye to earn • Last time out, the Scarlet and Gray tied Michigan 38-9 record. First Team All-America honors, Brunner was a 2007 in Columbus, 2-all.
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