St. Thomas has proposed the construction of six tennis courts on the south campus at Mississippi River Boulevard and Goodrich Avenue, but some neighbors are worried about the potential loss of green space.
This is Sports in :60 for Thursday, Oct. 15, 2010.
Coach Glenn Caruso and junior Colin Tobin join TommieMedia reporter Jordan Osterman in the Locker Room to recap the game against Augsburg and to talk about the upcoming game against Hamline. Tobin talks about playing with his fellow running back Ben Wartman.
[slidepress gallery=’101014_sisshaver’] This is Sports in :60 for Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010.
The 6-0 Tommies will take their high-powered offense to Hamline’s Klas Field, where the team racked up more than 60 points against the Pipers last year.
The Tommie women’s volleyball team collected its 14th straight win Wednesday night at Schoenecker Arena after defeating Gustavus 3-1. With the win, St. Thomas remains tied for the MIAC lead with St. Olaf and Concordia.
This is Sports in :60 for Oct. 13, 2010.
The St. Thomas woman’s soccer team ended its four-game winning streak with a loss against Carleton Tuesday afternoon.
[slidepress gallery=’101012_ewen’] This is Sports in :60 for Oct. 12, 2010.
[slidepress gallery=’101011_sis’] This is Sports in :60 for Oct. 11, 2010.
Tailgating is back at St. Thomas for the first time in several years. Parents and alumni gathered Saturday to tailgate, but no St. Thomas students showed up.
With the sun shining through fall foliage and the leaves falling gently to the ground, the St. Catherine University Cross Country Invitational began Saturday.
After leading 14-10 to start the second half, St. Thomas scored 20 points in the third quarter to open up the lead. All-American Ben Wartman rushed for 118 yards and a touchdown.
As St. Thomas ran the ball over and over to run out the clock in Saturday’s win over Augsburg, it was making a total mess of things.
Sure, the Tommies were having all kinds of success pounding away at the Augsburg defensive line and stretching an already large lead, but weren’t they realizing how many yards they were gaining on the ground?
Augsburg hung around in the first half, but St. Thomas dominated the final 30 minutes to bury the Auggies 55-17 at Palmer Field Saturday.
St. Thomas led 14-10 at halftime, but the Tommies scored 20 points in the third quarter to open up a lead that would only grow from there.
