Kellyanne Stitts

2 days ago | myfox28columbus.com | Kellyanne Stitts

2 days ago | abc6onyourside.com | Kellyanne Stitts

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — The Ohio State men's lacrosse team's historic season came to a disappointing end as they fell to the two-time defending national champions, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, in their first-ever NCAA tournament game at the Ohio State Lacrosse Stadium. The Buckeyes were defeated 15-6 in the first round. The game was tied in the first quarter until Garrett Haus scored, putting Ohio State ahead, 21-. Haus added another goal to give the Buckeyes a 3-1 lead.

1 week ago | abc6onyourside.com | Kellyanne Stitts

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Former Pickerington North defensive end Alexander Williams is patient. He really had no other option. That's what happens when you play more than six years of college football, beginning at Ohio State in 2018. "Somethings you need patience and time. Not everything will come instantly in the game of football or collegiate-level sports," Williams said. He had other offers from West Virginia and Yale, but Williams chose Buckeye leaves over ivy.

2 weeks ago | abc6onyourside.com | Kellyanne Stitts

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Reagan Millikin, a senior first baseman for Ohio State, is crushing it this season. Millikin is second on the team in RBIs and has hit 17 home runs this season, contributing to the nation's leader in homers. With every breathtaking at bat, Millikin reminds herself to breathe. A life necessity that she does not take for granted. "[I have] extreme gratitude to God," said Millikin.

2 weeks ago | myfox28columbus.com | Kellyanne Stitts

Jack Sawyer and Ty Hamilton, two standout athletes from Pickerington, Ohio, are on the brink of realizing their NFL dreams. Both players, who once faced off as rivals in high school, have since become teammates on Ohio State's defensive line and are now ready to make their hometown proud. Pickerington North head football coach Nate Hillerich recalled Sawyer's exceptional talent, noting his impressive stature as an eighth grader.