Land-Grant Holy Land · Jun 5, 2016
Ohio State baseball eliminated from NCAA Tournament with 7-3 loss to Wright State
The Buckeyes' season came to an end at the hands of the Raiders on Sunday in Louisville.
Ohio State baseball's season has come to an end. The Buckeyes dropped an elimination game in Louisville to Wright State, 7-3, to be bounced from the NCAA tournament.
It was a good ride for Ohio State, which finished 2016 with a 44-20-1 mark, including a Big Ten tournament title and its first berth in a regional since 2009. The Buckeyes will return to Columbus with a lot to be proud of.
Wright State now moves on to the regional finals against Louisville at 4:00 p.m. ET on Sunday. It is the second straight year the Raiders will be playing in a regional final.
