Ohio State University Inducts Reggae Girl Cameron Into Their Hall Of Fame
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Cameron is being honored for being the Ohio State’s most prolific goal-scorer of all time
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio State University has included Tiffany Cameron among their latest Hall Of Fame inductees. The Reggae Girl is now an inductee in the class of 2024.
The university inducted the attacker on June 20. However, the organizers delayed the announcement in order to give her time to fix her ”hacked” Instagram account. Eventually, she was forced to create a new account.
”I’m glad to announce that I’ve been added into the Ohio State University Hall Of Fame. I couldn’t wait to make this announcement. I would like to shine a light on to my coach and mentor, Lori Walker. He played a major role in my success. I would also like to thank my Ohio State teammates,” Cameron said in her new Instagram account.
She also thanked the Reggae Girlz Foundation and the Jamaica Football Federation for supporting her football career.
Cameron is being honored for being the Ohio State’s most prolific goal-scorer of all time.
The Athletics Hall of Fame also inducted 14 other Buckeyes who have had an legendary career in the university. The Class of 2024 includes Braxton Miller (football), Kyle Snyder (wrestling), Jeff Logan (football), Matt Wilhelm (football) and Christy Blough (men’s volleyball). Others include Michael Hartfield (track and field), Gene Smith (administrator), Tony Russo (men’s lacrosse), Marisa Main (women’s volleyball), Greg Oden (men’s basketball). The list also includes Kathy Monard (women’s cross country/track), Brian Mannino (baseball) and Chase Buchanan (men’s tennis).
The athletes are expected to receive their official induction on 14th October, 2024. They will be invited to a ceremony that will hosted in the Covelli Center. Tickets will be sold at a later date. The athletes will also be recognized on Oct. 5 when Iowa faces the Buckeye football team in Ohio Stadium.
This Hall of Fame is made up of 487 athletes, administrators and coaches. It was created in 1977.
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