Freshman John Young tied for first to lead the men’s golf team to a fourth place finish out of 20 teams Sunday at the Twin Cities Classic.
Weather cut the 54-hole tournament down to a single 18-hole round, and Young’s score of 70 topped a 120-man field.
The men’s cross country team took first place out of three teams Saturday at the St. Kate’s Invitational. St. Thomas placed five runners in the top eight to beat Luther and Hamline.
Goals by junior Lexie Fisher and sophomore Ale Wicka led the women’s soccer team to a 2-1 win over St. Olaf Saturday on South Campus.
After weeks of trash talk and club promotion, the first business club kickball tournament kicked off Friday afternoon at Merriam Park in St. Paul.
With a traveling trophy and bragging rights on the line, the table was set for serious kickball and inter-club competition.
Members from the Financial Management Association (FMA), American Marketing Association (AMA), Accounting Club, Delta Sigma Pi, Entrepreneurial Society and Real Estate Society played in the round robin tournament.
Monday/Wednesday league’s top 10
1. Team Bro’s
2. Zulu Nation
3. Pimpin Ain’t Brees-y
4. The Southern Renegades
5. Cherry Po
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The day began cold and snowy but ended on a high note as the red-hot St. Thomas football team (5-0, 4-0) beat Concordia-Moorhead 31-17 at O’Shaughnessy Stadium.
The St. Thomas athletic department is doing some fall cleaning Friday afternoon. Equipment manager Willy McCoy will be selling old Tommie gear in garage sale fashion from 4 to 8 p.m., Oct. 9, in the third-floor gym in O’Shaughnessy Hall.
St. Thomas volleyball continued MIAC dominance at home Wednesday night. The N0. 10-ranked Tommies (16-4 overall, 5-0 MIAC) cruised to a win in straight sets over Macalester (6-10, 0-4) at Concordia’s Gangelhoff Center.
If last year’s game is any indication, Saturday’s homecoming game against Concordia College (2-2) should be a tough, tight game.
Every time I turn on SportsCenter while I eat my morning Honey Bunches of Oats, it seems like a battle to get any news about Minnesota sports teams.
At the top of the hour, Boston, New York and other major market teams dominate the news lines. All while the Twins, Vikings, Timberwolves and Wild slide into obscurity.
Many St. Thomas students may be finding creative ways to go to class and watch the game.
Senior Amy Anderson led the women’s golf team to a third place finish at the MIAC championships Monday at Bunker Hills in Coon Rapids.
Anderson received All-MIAC honors after finishing in a three-way tie for second place and recording a 240.
Junior Sean Barrett took second place in a field of 50 players to lead St. Thomas to a second place tie with Gustavus at the MIAC Championship Monday.
St. John’s repeated as champions at the 54-hole tournament played at Bunker Hills in Coon Rapids.
