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No. 19 Ohio State Falls in Overtime to No. 5 Maryland, 12-11
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – The No. 19 Ohio State males’s lacrosse crew fell to No. 5 Maryland, 12-11, in time beyond regulation on Friday night time at Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium. The Buckeyes at the moment are 5-6 on the yr and 1-2 in Massive Ten play.
“I’m extremely pleased with our males,” Ohio State head coach Nick Myers mentioned. “It began with our households on the sector and our senior day. We have now a very particular group of seniors and I need to say thanks to them and thanks to their households. We had an unimaginable crowd; Buckeye Nation and our house video games this yr have been actually particular, and tonight was actually no totally different. Tonight was an superior sport and we’d’ve liked to get yet one more… It’ll sting for positive, but it surely’s a particular weekend. We have now quite a bit to be grateful for and we’ll get again to work and prepare to go for our subsequent one.”
The Quick Story
Ohio State stepped into the lead simply 25 seconds into the sport and held the benefit for greater than 48 minutes of the competition. The Buckeyes went on on a five-goal scoring streak and led by as many as 5 targets twice on the night time.
However, the Terrapins have been capable of chip away on the Buckeye lead and gained the fourth quarter, holding Ohio State scoreless within the last body and tying the sport at 11-11 with 2:09 to play in regulation. With simply 52 seconds on the clock within the time beyond regulation interval, Maryland’s Braden Erksa scored to push the Terrapins previous the Buckeyes, 12-11.
Cullen Brown scooped up a team-high 4 floor balls and triggered two turnovers within the sport whereas senior goalie Skylar Wahlund made eight saves on the day for the Buckeyes.
How The Targets Had been Scored
- Ohio State was on the board early, with Ed Shean scoring simply 25 seconds into the sport off an help from Jonny Cool. The Buckeyes added to their lead with a objective from Colby Smith assisted by Ari Allen on the 12:33 mark for a 2-0 benefit lower than two and a half minutes into the sport.
- Maryland tied up the sport at 2-2 as Daniel Kelly scored a few targets in a span of two:02, however Ohio State took the primary quarter lead off a objective from Ed Shean with simply eight seconds left on the clock.
- The Buckeyes went on to attain 4 extra to kick off the second quarter and string collectively 5 unanswered targets towards the Terrapins. Kyle Borda tallied two and Trent DiCicco and Shean added their very own to develop the Ohio State result in 7-2.
- Maryland stopped the Buckeyes’ run at 4:40 within the second quarter with a objective from Zach Whittier, however Shean answered again together with his third of the day at 3:23 to take again the five-goal lead.
- Shean once more discovered the again of the online with lower than 10 seconds to play within the quarter as Ohio State took a 9-5 benefit into the half.
- The second half scoring tilted in favor of Maryland because the Terrapins outscored the Buckeyes 3-2 within the third quarter and 3-0 within the fourth to tie the sport for simply the second time of the day with simply over two minutes left in regulation. Maryland secured the win with beneath a minute to play within the first time beyond regulation interval.
Sport Notes
- Ohio State acknowledged its 2023 senior class previous to Friday night time’s sport. The group of 18 gamers contains Drew Blanchard, Kyle Borda, James Cipolla, Sam Faber, Carter Hilleary, James Hogan, Caton Johnson, Jason Knox, Connor Mitchell, Jack Myers, Garrett Nilsen, Mitchell Pehlke, Carson Rainey, Colby Smith, Jake Snyder, Skylar Wahlund, Scott White and Stephen Zupicich. Of their careers at Ohio State, they’ve helped the crew to 32 wins on the sector and program report ends in the classroom.
- A record-setting attendance of two,456 followers was at Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium to look at the prime-time tilt between the Buckeyes and Terrapins. The sport marked the second sell-out crowd of the yr for Ohio State.
- Ed Shean tied his career-high with 5 targets within the sport towards Maryland. He led the crew with 5 factors on the night time. He has recorded 5 targets in three video games this yr for the Buckeyes.
- Kyle Borda recorded his sixth multi-point sport of the yr for Ohio State with three factors on Friday night time. He has recorded three factors within the final 4 video games.
- The sport marked the fourth time in sequence historical past that the matchup between the Ohio State and Maryland has been determined in time beyond regulation. The Buckeyes’ 11 targets within the contest are the second-most targets the crew has scored towards Maryland.
- Ohio State gave up a season-low 10 turnovers within the sport.
Statistically Talking
Photographs: Maryland 38, Ohio State 33
Floor Balls: Maryland 32, Ohio State 30
Faceoffs: Maryland 19-26, Ohio State 7-26
Clears: Ohio State 25-26, Maryland 15-16
Further Man: Maryland 1-2, Ohio State 1-3
Saves: Maryland (Ruppel) 9, Ohio State (Wahlund) 8
Turnovers: Maryland 14, Ohio State 10
Ohio State Scoring: Shean 5-0-5, Borda 1-2-3, DiCicco 1-0-1, Magee 1-0-1, Myers 1-0-1, Smith 1-0-1, Cool 0-1-1, Knox 0-1-1
What’s Subsequent
Ohio State closes the common season on the highway, beginning at Johns Hopkins on Saturday, April 15. The Buckeyes and Blue Jays face off at 2 p.m. ET from Homewood Subject. The sport will likely be televised on ESPNU.
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Maryland workers are owed more than $6.8M. Do you qualify?
About 5,200 Marylanders are owed a total of more than $6.8 million in unpaid wages, according to the U.S. Department of Labor.
Over the last few years, the Department of Labor has “recovered millions” of dollars owed to workers across the country, said Linamarie Martinez, an assistant district director in Maryland.
The money comes from federal investigations and enforcement into workplaces and employers who are not properly paying employees.
Anyone can use the department’s “Workers Owed Wages” or “WOW” tool online to see if the department has money that they’re owed. The tool searches by employer, and then after a worker verifies their name and submits contact information, they can fill out a claim form.
In most cases, a worker will receive a check for earned wages in about six weeks, Martinez said. The money is taxed.
Martinez said that sometimes, when employers are ordered to give back pay, they are unable to find former employees. In those situations, the money sits with the Department of Labor for three years. After that, though, the money is sent to the U.S. Treasury.
That’s why it’s important people check to see if they’re owed anything, Martinez said.
“We have these monies waiting on their behalf,” she said.
In Maryland, there are 5,243 workers owed a total of $6,811,280 in recovered wages. The national labor department’s Wage and Hour Division has recovered more than $1 billion in back wages and damages overall during the Biden administration.
That created “justice and economic relief for more than 615,000 workers,” acting Secretary of Labor Julie Su said in an October statement.
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No. 3 Notre Dame women defeat Loyola Maryland 97-54
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP/WNDU) – All-American point guard Hannah Hidalgo scored 33 points and graduate guard Olivia Miles posted the fifth triple-double of her career as No. 3 Notre Dame (10-2) beat Loyola Maryland (5-5) 97-54 on Sunday.
Hidalgo’s 33 points is two short of her career high. She also had five steals to spark a 20-0 advantage for Notre Dame in fast-break points.
Miles scored 18 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and kicked out 10 assists. She is the only player in the nation averaging at least 17 points, 6 rebounds and 6 assists a game.
Liatu King scored 18 points and had 10 rebounds for her seventh double-double of the season.
The Fighting Irish, who have now wrapped up non-conference play, are off until Virginia visits South Bend on Dec. 29. Tipoff is set for 12 p.m. EST on the ACC Network.
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