[slidepress gallery=’connected-091009′] TommieMedia’s newscast “Connected.” for the week of Sept. 6 to Sept. 12.
First-years create sea of purple
News in :90 – Sept. 10, 2009
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Tommies down Morris in overtime
The St. Thomas men’s soccer team won a 2-1 overtime thriller at home against the University of Minnesota-Morris Wednesday afternoon.
Students ‘raid’ Roseville’s Super Target
[slidepress gallery=’target-video-090609′] Hundreds of students filed into buses leaving from Flynn Hall Sunday night for a trip to Roseville’s Target. The store opened its doors from 10 p.m. to midnight just for Tommies.
Target raid in photos
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No. 7-ranked volleyball aim for third perfect MIAC season
With 15 returners, high-set goals and players who are ready to put everything on the court, the St. Thomas volleyball team is hoping to dominate the MIAC once again with a successful season.
Although a strong class graduated last year, lone senior Kyley Crotty has confidently accepted her role and is excited about leading her team as a captain. She said that putting all expectations aside and helping her team focus on what it can control is going to be the key to winning.
The Tommies are ranked seventh nationally in the American Volleyball Coaches’ Association poll.
News in :90 – Sept. 9, 2009
This is News in :90 for Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2009.
Inside men’s soccer practice
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Perfection possible for football in Caruso’s second season
Coming into the season ranked nationally in three separate preseason polls, the following are seven reasons why St. Thomas football could go undefeated in 2009. The Tommies (1-0) started the season Sept. 4 by throttling the Scots 54-14 at Macalester.
Inside football practice
TM MEDIA COMMONS: SPORTS
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All-MIAC Hutton to lead men’s soccer
The Tommie men’s soccer team has been working hard since Aug. 18 to shape together a team that can compete and continue the success it had last season.
Defending MIAC champs add talented newcomers
Expectations are high for the 2009 women’s soccer season. The squad returns six of the eight top scorers from last season, as well as goaltenders junior Amanda Domeier and sophomore Allie Byron.
Two sophomores step into PULSE leadership roles
Former PULSE president Derek Porter will take a lesser role in the group this year to allow younger members to carry on the group’s legacy.