Gallery: Ohio State softball team beats Bobcats, 12-4 April 22, 2015Jon McAllister Fans gather at Buckeye Field to watch the Ohio State Buckeyes take on the Ohio University Bobcats on April 21. OSU beat OU, 12-4. Credit: Leah Alexander / Lantern Photographer OSU sophomore pitcher Lena Springer (26) delivers a pitch against OU on April 21 at Buckeye Field. OSU won, 12-4. Credit: Matt Wilkes / Lantern Photographer OSU sophomore infielder Alex Bayne (2) connects for a home run against OU on April 21 at Buckeye Field. OSU won, 12-4. Credit: Matt Wilkes / Lantern Photographer OSU redshirt-freshman infielder Maddie Marotti (18) hits a single during their game against OU on April 21 at Buckeye Field. OSU beat OU, 12-4. Credit: Leah Alexander / Lantern Photographer OSU redshirt-junior shortstop Maddy McIntyre (30) throws the ball to first base against OU on April 21 at Buckeye Field. OSU won, 12-4. Credit: Matt Wilkes / Lantern Photographer OSU sophomore infielder Anna Kirk (47) runs past second base during a game against OU on April 21 at Buckeye Field. OSU beat OU, 12-4. Credit: Leah Alexander / Lantern Photographer OSU senior utility Keelia Nester (10) slides into second base as OU junior infielder Amanda Dalton (5) attempts to stop her during an April 21 game at Buckeye Field. OSU beat OU, 12-4. Credit: Leah Alexander / Lantern Photographer OSU redshirt-junior shortstop Maddy McIntyre (30) runs past first base after a home run during a game against OU on April 21 at Buckeye Field. OSU beat OU, 12-4. Credit: Leah Alexander / Lantern Photographer OSU sophomore infielder Alex Bayne (2) runs toward home plate after hitting her second home run of the game against OU on April 21 at Buckeye Field. OSU won, 12-4. Credit: Matt Wilkes / Lantern Photographer OSU sophomore second baseman and shortstop Alex Bayne (2) runs toward home plate during a game against OU April 21 at Buckeye Field. OSU beat OU, 12-4. Credit: Leah Alexander / Lantern Photographer
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