After his team gave up a 14-0 first-quarter lead Saturday and lost to archrival St. John’s for the second consecutive time, Tommie senior running back Josh Parks said, “It’s tough, obviously.”
Two fourth-quarter touchdowns by St. John’s running back Kai Barber led the Johnnies to a 38-20 victory over the Tommies Saturday at Allianz Field in St. Paul. Sports Editor Carly Noble has the full story.
Allianz Field is hosting the 89th annual “Tommie-Johnnie” rivalry football game this Saturday, the day before home team Minnesota United FC host a crucial home playoff match.
Men’s soccer came out victorious 3-1 in a three-way battle between St. Thomas, St. John’s and the rain Tuesday.
First-year forward Luke Radetic scored the Tommies’ only goal in a 4-1 loss to St. John’s in the MIAC semifinals Saturday at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center.
Nearly 2,000 fans watched No. 3 ranked St. John’s defeat St. Thomas 57-50 Saturday at Schoenecker Arena. The Tommies will take the fifth seed in next week’s conference tournament.
Saturday’s Tommie-Johnnie game at Target Field will mark the seventh time the two schools have played at a neutral site.
Target Field’s rules on alcohol, security and profane t-shirts are different than previous Tommie-Johnnie games on school grounds.
The No. 3-ranked St. Thomas men’s basketball team pulled off the regular season sweep of St. John’s with a 79-72 victory Saturday at Schoenecker Arena.
Forward Miles Stockman-Willis scored for the St. Thomas men’s soccer team to tie rival St. John’s, but the Johnnies held on for a 3-2 victory.
The tradition and magnitude of the Tommie-Johnnie rivalry have increased since its humble beginnings on Thanksgiving Day, 1901.
The St. Thomas baseball team earned a 7-3 victory over St. John’s University in the opening round of the MIAC playoffs.
St. Thomas men’s tennis lost two third-set tiebreakers to fall 5-4 to St. John’s University in the MIAC quarterfinals Wednesday.
The No. 4-ranked St. Thomas men’s lacrosse team fell to No. 3-ranked St. John’s University 12-10 Sunday night.
St. Thomas lacrosse lost 11-10 in overtime to St. Johns on Friday night in Collegeville.
