In the sixth episode of Keep the Ball Rolling, hosts Noah Brown and Brady Halbmaier discuss playoff chances for both St. Thomas soccer teams and the football team’s rebound against Carleton. WCCO play-by-play announcer Dave Lee joins the crew in studio.
The St. Thomas volleyball team extended its win streak to three Wednesday at Schoenecker Arena after defeating St. Olaf in four sets.
The St. Thomas men’s hockey team won its seventh game in a row and gained sole possession of first place in the MIAC Saturday night at St. Thomas Ice Arena with a 6-4 win against St. Olaf.
Rachel Werdin and the St. Thomas women’s hockey team extended their win streak to six with a 6-1 victory over the St. Olaf Oles.
Women’s hockey takes on St. Olaf, the Timberwolves extend their home win streak to 11 games, and Production Editor Noah Brown and Sports Editor Gamiel Hall help you decide who to cheer on in the Super Bowl. Design Manager Christine Hastings has today’s Sports in :60.
Defender Connor Young scored in the 67th minute of play to push the fifth-ranked St. Thomas men’s soccer team past St. Olaf to a 1-0 victory Saturday afternoon at home.
One black student, Samantha Wells, found an anonymous note on her car windshield Saturday calling her a racial slur.
Protests at St. Olaf College, the elimination of St. Catherine University’s Interior Design Program and Ash tree removal lead today’s headlines. University Affairs Editor Noah Brown has the latest in the May 1 edition of News in :90.
This is News in :90 for Friday, March 10, 2017.
The St. Thomas men’s hockey team is the MIAC champion after trouncing St. Olaf 6-0 at the MIAC championship at the Northfield Ice Arena.
The fourth-ranked St. Thomas football team sealed its second-straight undefeated regular season and earned the title of 2016 MIAC champions after defeating St. Olaf 73-7 Saturday.
The St. Thomas defense held St. Olaf to less than 5 total yards in the first half to help the fourth-ranked Tommie football team to a 45-0 halftime lead Saturday afternoon at O’Shaughnessy Stadium.
Brie Bourdage netted the lone goal for the St. Thomas women’s soccer team in the 67th minute to defeat St. Olaf 1-0 Wednesday in St. Paul.
Both the St. Thomas men’s and women’s tennis teams recorded wins over St. Olaf on Saturday at Lifetime Fitness in Fridley, Minnesota.
Despite guard Grant Shaeffer’s contribution of 20 points, the St. Thomas men’s basketball team came up short on Sunday, losing to St. Olaf 72-66 at Schoenecker Arena.
