For this year’s Tommie-Johnnie game, St. Thomas faculty discouraged students attending the game not to wear any offensive shirts or other clothing following a statement by officials at St. John’s explicitly saying that anyone wearing offensive shirts would not be allowed into the stadium.
Justice Spriggs passed for 475 yards and threw six touchdown passes, but Hamline needed a free kick and a final defensive play to edge Gustavus Adolphus 42-40 at Hamline’s Klas Field.
The St. Thomas football team defeated St. John’s University 33-21 Saturday in Collegeville.
Whether it’s 1901 or 2016, the now-annual Tommie-Johnnie football rivalry promises two things: an intense game and an equally intense crowd.
St. Thomas scored in the first four minutes of the game and recovered three St. John’s fumbles in the first half on their way to a 33-21 victory over the Johnnies on Saturday afternoon at Clemens Stadium.
Fourth-ranked St. Thomas recovered three Johnnie fumbles prompting a 20-7 halftime lead over archrival St. John’s Saturday afternoon at Clemens Stadium.
Coach Glenn Caruso, wide receiver Nick Waldvogel and line backer Jesse Addo join TommieMedia’s Lauren Andrego in The Locker Room.
Reporters Peter Monahan and Noah Brown discuss the upcoming Tommie-Johnnie match up.
The volleyball captains join reporter Noah Brown in The Locker Room.
The St. Thomas volleyball team won its sixth straight match Wednesday, utilizing 11 players in a 3-0 triumph over St. Catherine’s University in its home opener at Schoenecker Arena.
TommieMedia’s Carolyn Meyer and Lauren Andrego review the most recent five years of one of Division III’s most storied rivalries.
This is Sports in :60 for Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2016.
It’s obvious by the sea of purple consuming campus on any given game day that the Tommies aren’t afraid to show school spirit, but for senior football player Luke Hermann, this color has developed a new meaning: awareness.
Jackson Erdmann hit 9 of 14 passes for 158 yards and four touchdowns to lead No. 8 St. John’s to a 44-0 victory over St. Olaf, setting up next week’s showdown with St. Thomas.
St. Thomas defeated the Carleton Knights 62-10 Saturday and heads to Collegeville next weekend with a 3-0 record.
