The summer is typically time off for Ohio State student-athletes and fans alike. With no Buckeye sports, these groups can take a break, or as much of a break as any of them ever take, in preparation for the new school year in the fall and the next season. This summer is different, however, with the postponed Olympic Games taking place in July. And there will be Scarlet and Gray representation in Tokyo. On Monday, it was announced that former Ohio State track and field athlete Christina Clemons will take part in the Olympics this summer. Clemons qualified in the 100-meter hurdles on Sunday and will now be a part of Team USA. Below is more information on Clemons and her qualification for the 2020 Olympics. COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio State track and field has a U.S. Olympian. Christina (Manning) Clemons, one of the great sprinters/hurdlers in Ohio State history, qualified for…
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