Transferring colleges 300 miles apart is challenging, as is restarting a sport two years after high school. St. Thomas junior football and baseball transfer Nate Shoemaker doesn’t shy away from challenges. Reporter Mia Laube has the story.
No. 2 seed St. Thomas women’s soccer team took down No. 6 seed Bethel Royals 3-0 Wednesday afternoon in the MIAC semifinal at South Field.
St. Thomas sophomore Olivia Moll received MIAC Athlete of the Week on Sept. 16 for women’s cross country.
The No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey team lost to No. 4 Hamline University 3-0 Saturday in the Frozen Four at a sold out St. Thomas Ice Arena in Mendota Heights.
The St. Thomas women’s basketball team’s journey ended just shy of the NCAA Division III National Championship game after losing 71-60 to Bowdoin College at the Cregger Center on Friday.
The St. Thomas women’s basketball team fell just short of the NCAA Division III National Championship game after losing 71-60 to Bowdoin College at the Cregger Center.
The No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey team prepares to host the program’s second Division III Frozen Four.
The St. Thomas women’s basketball team, which faces Bowdoin (Maine) on Friday, dedicated an hour of a busy Final Four experience to visit, read and play games with third graders at West Salem Elementary School on Thursday.
Senior guard Lucia Renikoff’s 22 points led No. 2 St. Thomas to an 85-54 victory over No. 11 Wartburg College in the NCAA Elite Eight Saturday at Schoenecker Arena.
The No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey team defeated the Wis.-Eau Claire Blugolds 4-3 to advance to the NCAA Division III semifinal game.
Senior center Hannah Spaulding’s 28 points and 18 rebounds led No. 3 St. Thomas to a 61-58 overtime victory against back-to-back defending national champion No. 6 Amherst in the NCAA Sweet 16 women’s basketball tournament Friday at Schoenecker Arena.
Senior center Hannah Spaulding’s 28 points led No. 3 St. Thomas to a 61-58 overtime victory over No. 6 Amherst in the NCAA Sweet 16 women’s basketball tournament Friday at Schoenecker Arena.
The No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey will compete against No. 8 University of Wisconsin-Eau-Claire, the No. 3 St. Thomas women’s basketball team will compete against back-to-back defending national champions No. 6 Amherst, and the No. 13 St. Thomas men’s basketball team will face Guilford College will compete in the NCAA Division III tournament.
This is Sports in :60 for Friday, Sept. 9, 2016.
The St. Thomas baseball team was unable to maintain an early lead as its short-lived MIAC Baseball Playoff appearance came to an end Friday with a 4-7 loss to Hamline.
