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.
Over the span of 24 seasons, softball coach John Tschida has accumulated 902 wins, 694 of which came at St. Thomas.
Baseball, softball and tennis have upcoming games. Reporter Ava Diaz has today’s Sports in :60.
Softball has its home opener, a tennis player is named MIAC Player of the Week, and men’s tennis has matches tomorrow. Reporter Iggy Garcia-Creighton has today’s Sports in :60.
MIAC games are rescheduled due to weather and Catherine Lindsay is the MIAC Athlete of the Week for women’s tennis. Reporter Kat Barrett has today’s Sports in :60.
The No. 24-ranked St. Thomas softball team, upon returning from their trip to Arizona with a 3-3 record, head to Clermont, Florida on Friday for an eight-game stand.
St. Thomas swim and dive competes in Indianapolis, the baseball team heads to Florida, and the men’s and women’s tennis team head to South Carolina. Reporter Iggy Garcia has today’s Sports in :60.
The NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament kicked off on March 13. Design Manager Christine Hastings looks at the statistics behind March Madness.
MIAC men’s tennis athlete of the week, St. Thomas baseball defeating 6th ranked Concordia Chicago and the spring break tournaments for both men and women’s golf team are all part of today’s Sports in :60 with reporter MacKenzie Bailey.
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.
Creative Design Manager Christine Hastings recaps the weekend of sports including an update on the St. Thomas baseball team, March Madness history, Minnesota Twins, and Jimmy Butler injury news. This is Sports in :60 for Monday, March 19, 2018.
The baseball team has a weekend trip to Iowa postponed, Kirk Cousins becomes the first player in NFL history to sign a fully guaranteed, multi-year contract, and baseball and men’s hockey stop by the Locker Room. Production Editor Noah Brown has today’s Sports in :60.
March Madness is in full swing, Kirk Cousins is expected to sign with the Minnesota Vikings, and a new episode of Keep the Ball Rolling is posted today. Sports Editor Gamiel Hall has today’s Sports in :60.
Joar Leifseth Ulsom, the Norwegian winner of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, Russell Westbrook from the Oklahoma City Thunder and a conversation between psychology professor and men’s basketball coach, John Tauer and TommieMedia’s Carolyn Meyer about sports psychology are all part of today’s Sports in :60 with Emily Sweeney.
Despite a 28-point performance from center Hannah Spaulding, the women’s basketball team fell 61-58 to East Texas Baptist University in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA tournament.
