The St. John’s men’s basketball team defeated St. Thomas 61-56 Wednesday night at Schoenecker Arena, completing a regular season sweep of the Tommies for the first time since the 1993-94 season.

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.

Junior Robbie Vannelli scored four minutes into overtime as the men’s hockey team defeated St. Olaf 2-1 victory Saturday at home.

Six players scored in double figures for the Tommies, and Wednesday night’s 89-73 win over Hamline keeps the team in first-place in the MIAC.

The team competed in the jazz and hip hop categories in the Open Division at the College Cheerleading and Dance Team Championships in Orlando, Fla., becoming the 2012 Open Jazz national champions and the Hip Hop runner-up.

St. Thomas hosted its second indoor track and field invitational following last week’s season opener in the Anderson Athletic and Recreation Center Friday

Freshman Emily Vitale lifted the No. 7-ranked Amherst College Jeffs to a 2-1 victory over the St. Thomas women’s hockey team Thursday night in Mendota Heights.

Yoga has a reputation for being relaxing and rejuvenating, but there have been documented cases of hyperextended necks, popped ribs and strokes.

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.

Bethel’s Kellan Dahlquist rebounded a missed 3-pointer and banked in the game-winning shot at the buzzer to spark the Royals (7-7 overall, 3-6 MIAC) to a 69-68 upset over St. Thomas (10-4, 7-2) Monday night in Schoenecker Arena.

Senior captain Robby Philipp led the No. 14-ranked St. Thomas men’s hockey team to a 2-1 victory against Hamline on Friday, Jan. 13 at home.

The building’s official opening is next week, but some students are excited to go to work early.

The Anderson Student Center, which officially opens its doors Tuesday, Jan. 17, let employees and workers in the building to buy items from Scooters and the Summit Market Place for the first time Monday.

Junior Will DeBerg’s team-high 15 points off the bench was the spark St. Thomas needed to snap a two-game losing streak.