Target Field hosted the 2017 Tommie Johnnie rivalry match-up as its first-ever football game, where the Tommies defeated the Johnnies 20-17, extending its record to 7-2 over the last six years. Director Lauren Andrego captured the day’s events.
Tommies of all types flooded the Minnesota Twins’ baseball stadium to watch St. Thomas defeat St. John’s 20-17. The characteristic rowdiness of Tommie-Johnnie was somewhat tamed by the organization imposed by Target Field.
Three points off the leg of kicker Bryan Steinsapir were just enough for St. Thomas to ward off a comeback against St. John’s in a 20-17 victory on Saturday at Target Field.
Quarterback Michael Veldman passed for 392 yards and four touchdowns as Gustavus routed Hamline 51-7 to go 2-0 in the MIAC and share the conference lead with St. Thomas.
Tommie quarterback Jacques Perra threw two first-half touchdowns of 31 and 61 yards Saturday at Target Field to help lead the Tommies to a 20-17 victory over archrival St. John’s.
Tommie quarterback Jacques Perra threw for touchdowns of 31 and 61 yards Saturday at Target Field to lead the Tommies to a 17-10 halftime lead over arch-rival St. John’s.
The 21st-ranked St. Thomas volleyball team defeated Carleton in three sets (25-11, 25-15, 25-10) Friday at Schoenecker Arena to advance its record to 13-2.
Design editor Carrie Tronvold looks at the ways students can get to Target Field for Saturday’s Tommie-Johnnie game.
Head football coach Glenn Caruso, running back Jordan Roberts and wide receiver Luke Iverson join director Lauren Andrego in TommieMedia’s The Locker Room.
The St. Thomas women’s soccer team dropped their first game of the season against the Hamline Pipers Thursday at home 1-0.
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.
Target Field officials are busy preparing the Minnesota Twins stadium for the annual Tommie-Johnnie rivalry matchup on Saturday. TommieMedia’s Carolyn Meyer captured the baseball to football transition.
Quarterback Jacques Perra led an offensive surge that saw St. Thomas put up nine touchdowns and 651 total yards in a 63-0 blowout of the Carleton Knights on Saturday at Laird Stadium.
After its first regular season loss since 2014, the St. Thomas football game shut out the Carleton Knights in Northfield, Minn. Saturday. Director Lauren Andrego captured the win.
