The Houston Astros defeat the Minnesota Twins, Karl-Anthony Towns scores 24 points in last night’s game, giving the Minnesota Timberwolves a chance to clinch a playoff spot, and a Michigan State student files a lawsuit against three men’s basketball players. Ad & PR Director Keely Smith has today’s Sports in :60.
St. Thomas volleyball player Whitney Lloyd was one of 58 names announced on March 8 to receive the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship for the fall of 2017.
Former St. Thomas volleyball coach Cole Tallman passed away last week after a battle with cancer, the Minnesota Wild fell to the LA Kings in overtime, and the NCAA Division III Swim and Dive Competition begins in Indianapolis on Wednesday. Ad Sales Manager Amanda Gasow has today’s Sports in :60.
St. Thomas women’s basketball, St. Thomas softball and St. Thomas men’s golf updates are all part of today’s Sports in :60 with reporter Mark Ahern.
St. Thomas ROTC wins an award, the Super Bowl 52 crew hands off a basketball to the 2019 Final Four organizers, and the Oscars received the lowest Neilson to date last night.
The Men’s Hockey team had five players named to the All-MIAC team, Elise Barnes is named MIAC Softball Player of the Week and diver Andrew Grabowski is headed to nationals.
Women’s basketball advances to the MIAC Championship, and men’s and women’s track and field start the 20-event conference finals. Studio Producer Natalie Koerbitz has today’s Sports in :60.
Women’s basketball and women’s hockey come away with wins on Saturday, while men’s basketball falls to rival St. John’s. Reporter Mark Ahern has today’s Sports in :60.
Head dance coach Alysia Ulfers and captains Hailey Nerison and Annie Vitale join TommieMedia’s Carolyn Meyer in The Locker Room.
This is Sports in :60 for Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018.
A St. Thomas football player publishes a novel, and Matt Lauer is fired from NBC. Design Manager Carrie Tronvold has today’s News in :90.
Women’s basketball and a new concussion study for football are part of today’s Sports in :60. Solveig Rennan has the report.
Junior Bisrat Bayou, a resident adviser in Ireland, discovered Monday that the N-word had been scratched into a paper that was part of a display used to introduce himself to his residents.
Jack Goldstein’s passing and Khayleb Willis’ rushing powered St. Olaf to a victory in its annual Northfield showdown with Carleton, the Oles’ third victory in a row.
St. John’s (3-1 MIAC, 5-1 overall) scored 35 points in the second half to rout Augsburg (1-3, 3-3) 49-3 on a homecoming Saturday in Collegeville.
