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.
Head coach Glenn Caruso, cornerback Michael Alada and wide receiver Joe Reed join sports editor Carolyn Meyer in the Locker Room.
The St. Thomas volleyball team’s 2016 season came to an end with a 3-0 loss to Wisconsin-La Crosse Thursday in the opening round of the NCAA tournament at the University of Northwestern-St. Paul.
Michael Alada and strong Tommie defense kept Gustie scoring low.
Marta Anderson’s goal 15 minutes into the game gave Augsburg a 1-0 victory Saturday over St. Thomas in the MIAC women’s soccer championship game played on the Tommies’ South Campus field.
The Cobbers dominated St. Olaf and will finish the season next Saturday at St. John’s. Both teams have on loss in the MIAC, so a potential NCAA playoff berth will be on the line.
Ball-hawking cornerback Michael Alada recovered a fumble late in the second quarter and picked off his eighth and ninth interceptions of the season to lead the fourth-ranked St. Thomas football team in a 40-6 victory over the Gusties.
The St. Thomas men’s soccer team won its first ever MIAC playoff championship with a 1-0 victory over Macalester in the conference title game on Saturday morning.
Despite running back Tucker Trettel’s absence from the game, the fourth-ranked St. Thomas football team leads Gustavus 26-3 at halftime Saturday afternoon in St. Peter.
St. Thomas is ranked second in the west region of the first NCAA Division III football playoff pairings announced this week.
The third-seed St. Thomas volleyball team fell to second-seed Gustavus 3-2 in the conference playoff semifinals despite winning the first two games Thursday night in St. Peter.
Head Football Coach Glenn Caruso, tight end Jackson Hull and defensive back Mark Dowdle join TommieMedia’s Lauren Andrego in the Locker Room.
The St. Thomas women’s soccer team weathered a tough 2-0 win over St. Kate’s to advance to the MIAC tournament championship on Wednesday afternoon.
The Pipers at 5-3 overall ensured themselves at least a break-even record after 19 losing seasons behind Justice Spriggs’ five touchdown passes.
Offensive penalties, a slippery field and ball and the undefeated St. Thomas football team all opposed the Bethel Royals in a 27-6 Tommie victory in the rain Saturday at Royal Stadium.
