The St. Thomas men’s basketball team soared past St. Scholastica in their home opener, The Cleveland Cavaliers plan to move on from J.R. Smith, and The Timberwolves face off against the Denver Nuggets. Designer Jason Ortiz has today’s Sports in :60.
The St. Thomas men’s soccer team lost Saturday at the University of Chicago to No. 13 Luther College 1-0 in the NCAA Division III Sweet 16. The Tommies end their season with a 16-4-2 record and graduated four seniors: Will Kidd, Aidan Hogan, Andrew Stuempfig and Walter Alvarado.
Women’s soccer coach Sheila McGill, midfielder Kate Heimer and goalkeeper Olivia Elvidge visit The Locker Room with TommieMedia’s Althea Larson.
Football coach Glenn Caruso, defensive lineman David Danhauer and wide receiver Gabe Green visit The Locker Room with TommieMedia’s Sawyer Rutan.
Despite two late goals from Kate Heimer, the women’s soccer team was eliminated from the NCAA tournament Saturday with a loss in penalty kicks to Wisconsin La Crosse.
The men’s soccer team advanced to its third-straight Sweet 16 match Sunday at South Field with a dominating 5-0 win over Wisconsin Superior.
Hamline stops Augsburg to avoid a winless season, and playoff-bound St. John’s ends the regular season by drubbing Thomas More of Kentucky.
Standout performances from goalkeeper Olivia Elvidge and forward Kaley Roberts helped the women’s soccer team Saturday at Wisconsin Lacrosse to a 1-0 victory over Knox college in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
After falling 21-15 to the Bethel Royals Saturday at Royals Stadium, the St. Thomas football team has seen its chances to make the NCAA tournament greatly diminished.
The Tommies were unable to repeat last weekend’s comeback win, falling to Bethel 21-15 at Royal Stadium.
The St. Thomas women’s and men’s soccer teams both secured spots in the NCAA national tournaments. The women travel to Wisconsin LaCrosse, while the men will host the first two rounds.
St. John’s made short work of Hamline to win the MIAC title outright, and Bethel routed Augsburg to set up a showdown for an at-large spot in the NCAA Division III playoffs.
The women’s soccer team won its first outright conference championship in 10 years, downing Augsburg 3-1 Saturday at South Field.
Backup quarterback Ronnie Jones led a scoring drive late in the fourth quarter to help the St. Thomas football team escape with a 14-13 win against Gustavus Saturday at Hollingsworth Field. The win maintained a tie for second in the MIAC with Bethel.
Gustavus racked up 239 yards of total offense in the first half Saturday, giving the Tommies only their second halftime deficit this season.
