St. Thomas baseball took two wins against Carleton College Wednesday at Koch Diamond, projecting into first place in the MIAC and increasing its winning streak to four. Sam Larson and Olivia Paradise have the story.
St. Thomas men’s basketball captured its first MIAC win, women’s basketball beat Carleton 63-46, and women’s hockey tied the Blugolds. Ad/PR Representative Naomi Kans has today’s Sports in :60.
Two penalty kick goals from defender Halvor Houg helped the No. 2 St.Thomas men’s soccer team defeat No. 3 Carleton 3-0 Wednesday afternoon in the MIAC semifinal at South Field. Reporter Jacob Schneider has the story.
Concordia pulled off the upset of the MIAC season against St. John’s and Bethel dominates Hamline. Assignment Editor Kat Barrett has this week’s MIAC Roundup.
Fifth-year senior running back Josh Parks scored four touchdowns to break St. Thomas’ career touchdown mark, leading the Tommies to a 63-15 victory over Carleton in Saturday’s game at Laird Stadium.
Fifth-year senior running back Josh Parks scored four touchdowns to break St. Thomas’ career touchdown mark, leading the Tommies to a 63-15 victory over Carleton in Saturday’s game at Laird Stadium. Sports Editor Carly Noble has the story.
St. Johns defeats Bethel and Gustavus scrapes by Concordia-Moorhead in week six’s MIAC games.
St. Thomas men’s soccer battled in the 30 degree snowy weather as they defeated Carleton 1-0 on South Field Saturday.
St. Olaf, St. John’s and Bethel came out victorious in week five’s MIAC games.
The St. Thomas volleyball team balanced their attack against Carleton Saturday evening as Selena Levendoski, Kate Achenbach, and Egan Fran led the attack with eight kills each giving the Tommies a 3-0 win.
The St. Thomas women’s tennis team lost 7-2 against the Carleton Knights Saturday at University of Minnesota Baseline Tennis Center.
The St. Thomas women’s and men’s soccer teams both secured spots in the NCAA national tournaments. The women travel to Wisconsin LaCrosse, while the men will host the first two rounds.
In the sixth episode of Keep the Ball Rolling, hosts Noah Brown and Brady Halbmaier discuss playoff chances for both St. Thomas soccer teams and the football team’s rebound against Carleton. WCCO play-by-play announcer Dave Lee joins the crew in studio.
A running game highlighted by nine rushing touchdowns propelled the St. Thomas football team to a 68-0 shutout against Carleton.
The St. Thomas halfbacks carried the Tommies to a large 42-0 lead at halftime over the Carleton Knights Saturday at O’Shaughnessy Stadium. Halfback Josh Parks rushed for 198 yards and scored three touchdowns on 13 carries, his longest run being a 60-yard scamper late in the second quarter. Halfbacks Jack Foley and Tom Loeffler also …
