Aaron Leibowitz, the Tufts Daily’s sports editor, and TommieMedia sports editor Hayley Schnell collaborated on a Q&A session to give fans some background information before the Sweet 16 match-up.
The St. Thomas women’s basketball team had a 51-45 victory over Coe (Iowa) College in the second round of the NCAA Division-III basketball playoffs at Steve Fritz Court Saturday night.
The victory puts the No. 10-ranked Tommies into the second round against Coe College (Iowa).
Friday will be a big day for St. Thomas basketball teams. Both the men and women will open NCAA Division III tournament play, with the women’s team playing at home and the men on the road.
Sophomore center Maggie Weiers’ 18 points and 19 rebounds guided the women’s basketball team to a 66-54 victory over Gustavus and a MIAC tournament championship Saturday, Feb. 25, at Schoenecker Arena.
The St. Thomas women’s basketball team continued its undefeated streak in the MIAC on Wednesday when it defeated Bethel 71-56 at home. Wednesday’s win extended the team’s overall winning streak to 23 games.
The St. Thomas women’s basketball team locked up its second consecutive MIAC championship with a 53-44 victory against Concordia-Moorhead Saturday at Schoenecker Arena.
The Tommies clinched a share of the MIAC championship and extended their winning streak to 21 games with a 93-52 victory against St. Kate’s.
This week’s Tommie Spotlight features sophomore forward Taylor Young who leads the team with 13.2 points per game and has been dominant on defense.
Sophomore Taylor Young led the Tommies with 16 points in their 51-46 victory against Macalester Monday night at Schoenecker Arena.The win secures a MIAC playoff spot for the team.
Sophomore Maggie Weiers scored 18 points to lead the women’s basketball team to a 62-53 win over St. Olaf Wednesday night at Schoenecker Arena.
Sophomore Maggie Weiers’s 18 points led the way for St. Thomas. The close win keeps the Tommies in first place in the MIAC.
Sophomore center Maggie Weiers posted another solid performance with 21 points and nine rebounds to spark the Tommies’ 70-48 blowout.
The St. Thomas women’s basketball team opened MIAC conference play with a 69-60 win over Gustavus Saturday in its first home game of the season.
