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November OHSAA State Championships Coming to Columbus
Nov 04Coming to Columbus this weekend is the start of both the 2011 OHSAA State Field Hockey and Cross Country Championships. These events will be played at Upper Arlington High School and the National Trail Raceway in Hebron, Ohio.
The State Field Hockey Championships will be spread over two days. The State Semifinals will be held on Saturday afternoon with Thomas Worthington taking on Cincinnati St. Ursula Academy at 12 p.m. and Gahanna Columbus Academy facing Shaker Heights Hathaway Brown at 2:30 p.m.. The winners of these two games will face off against each other on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Posted in: Cross Country, Field Hockey, OHSAA, Soccer | Tagged: Columbus, Crew Stadium, cross country state champioships, field hockey state championships, Hebron, National Trail Raceway, Ohio, Ohio High School Athletic Association, OHSAA, soccer state championships, Upper Arlington High School | Leave a comment
Columbus Clippers and Crew Off To A Strong Spring
May 02The 2010 Triple-A National Champion Columbus Clippers are in the midst of an 11-game winning streak in 2011 with Sunday’s 9-3 win over Charlotte. The Clippers used a six run sixth inning to carry them and are now 7-2 at Huntington Park. The Clippers won their eleventh game in a row, and look to extend it to twelve at 7:15 p.m. today. Columbus owns the best record in the league right now and are in first place with a three game lead in the International West division.
Posted in: Baseball, Soccer | Tagged: 2010 Triple-A National Champions, baseball, Columbus, Columbus Clippers, Columbus Crew, Crew Stadium, Eastern Conference, Emilio Rentería, Huntington Park, International West division, Ohio, soccer | Leave a comment
Ferocity of Columbus Crew-Toronto FC Trillium Cup Rivalry Heightened for Saturday’s Soccer Match
Apr 22Is it considered a rivalry if a team has not won in the series? The Columbus Crew say, “You bet it is!,” when it applies to their fiercest rival in MLS, Toronto FC.
Posted in: Events, Soccer | Tagged: Columbus, Columbus Crew, Major League Soccer, MLS, Ohio, Toronto FC, Trillium Cup rivalry | Leave a comment
GCSC Tosses Coin for 2011 Columbus Crew Home Opener
Mar 28On Saturday, March 26th, Greater Columbus Sports Commission Executive Director Linda Shetina Logan was honored by the Columbus Crew by performing the coin toss at the team’s home opener vs. the New York Red Bulls. Linda is an integral part of Crew history as she chaired the Local Organizing Committee for the opening of Crew Stadium, nationally-recognized then and now as the first stadium purposed for soccer in the country. #GCSC
Posted in: Events, Greater Columbus Sports Commission, Soccer | Tagged: coin toss, Columbus, Columbus Crew, Crew Stadium, Greater Columbus Sports Commission, Linda Shetina Logan, New York Red Bulls, Ohio, soccer | Leave a comment
Columbus Sports Pride: Crew to Paint the Town Black and Gold This Week
Mar 21In a large showing of Columbus Sports Pride, the Columbus Crew will paint the town Black and Gold this week. During the week, there will be a Fan forum, kickaround on the Statehouse lawn and a neighborhood cleanup that will highlight a series of fan-oriented, public events leading up to First Kick 2011, the club’s home opener vs. New York Red Bulls on Saturday, March 26, at Crew Stadium. Fans can read the team’s full press release and see a schedule of events below! – LL
PAINT THE TOWN BLACK & GOLD WEEK Schedule of Events
Posted in: Events, Soccer | Tagged: Columbus, Columbus Crew, Columbus Performance Academy, Crew Stadium, Fan forum, Hamilton Stem Academy, Hyatt Capitol Square, NewYork Red Bulls, Ohio, Ohio Statehouse, Statehouse lawn, Upper 90 Club | Leave a comment
Columbus Crew Youth Development Jumps Into Top 10
Dec 29U20s win National Championship (TheCrew.com)
The Columbus Crew Youth Development System was ranked among the Top 10 in Soccer America’s annual Best Boys Clubs rankings recently. The Crew ranked No. 8, jumping 15 spots from No. 23 in 2009. Only the Chicago Fire – one spot ahead at No. 7 – is ranked higher among other MLS clubs. The Crew’s impressive year was highlighted by national championships at both the Under-19 and U20 levels. After Columbus ranked #4 in World Cup viewership, this is one more reason Columbus has become a top-tier soccer market! – LL
Posted in: Soccer | Tagged: Columbus, Columbus Crew, MLS, Ohio, Soccer America, youth | Leave a comment
Columbus A Top Soccer Market
Dec 16Did You Know that Columbus was a top-ranked television market for the 010 FIFA World Cup? According to the Crew, Columbus ranked 4th in the country this summer in viewership during the World Cup and in addition, Cincinnati ranked 5th. Talk about the city (and state) loving soccer!
That’s great for the Crew going into next season, especially with the news that the team selected forward Jeff Cunningham in Stage 2 of the first-ever MLS Re-Entry Process, meaning that the prolific veteran forward could return to the club with which he spent the first seven seasons of his professional career. The 2009 MLS Golden Boot winner (17 goals) is just two goals shy of becoming Major League Soccer’s all-time goal-scoring king. He will enter 2011 with 132 career goals scored, just one behind all-time leader Jaime Moreno’s 133. The 34-year-old Cunningham remains tied with Brian McBride atop the Crew’s all-time goal-scoring list, having tallied 62 times in Black & Gold.
Posted in: Soccer | Tagged: Columbus, Columbus Crew, FIFA World Cup, Jeff Cunningham, MLS, Ohio, soccer | Leave a comment
Columbus Football and Soccer Achievements
Dec 07Congratulations to Bishop Watterson High School and Bishop Hartley High School in this year’s Ohio High School Athletic Association State Football Tournament for winning the Division III and Division IV championships, respectively, held in Massillon and Canton over the weekend. In addition to becoming State Champions, the schools made more history in becoming the first ever Franklin County and in particular, Columbus schools, to win championships in the same year!
Women’s soccer in Central Ohio had a tremendous amount of accomplishments in 2010. OSU women’s soccer concluded the season with a 17-5-2 record, tallying the second-most wins in program history and reached the College Cup for the first time. Otterbein made their first-ever NCAA Final Four appearance and Denison made the NCAA quarterfinals. The Pickerington North girls soccer team lost in the OHSAA state final. – LL
Posted in: Football, Soccer | Tagged: Bishop Hartley, Bishop Watterson High School, Buckeyes, Columbus, football, Ohio, Ohio State, Otterbein, Pickerington North, soccer | Leave a comment

