The St. Thomas women’s tennis team finished their fall season yesterday at the Drake Invitational. Men’s hockey played the Northern Michigan Wildcats over the weekend. Women’s hockey fell 4-0 to Minnesota Duluth Saturday afternoon. Chief Studio Producer Abby Madsen has today’s Sports in :60.
The St. Thomas men and women’s hockey teams took steps forward during their second seasons in Division I. Both teams showed growth and resilience as the teams await the construction of the Lee and Penny Anderson Arena.
Despite a quick goal 25 seconds into the first period by first-year forward Ryan O’Neill, the St. Thomas men’s hockey team could not surpass Alaska-Fairbanks as the Tommies fell 4-2 Friday at St. Thomas Ice Arena. Last season, the Nanooks (2-0-1) defeated the Tommies (0-3, 0-0 CCHA) in February on the road 6-1 and 7-3. …
Led by 17 new players, the St. Thomas men’s hockey team got off to a rocky start, giving up three goals to St. Cloud State in the first period. First-year defender Carson Peters scored the lone goal for the Tommies, taking “a big step forward” Saturday at St. Thomas Ice Arena. Natalie Hoepner has the story.
St. Thomas men’s hockey coach Rico Blasi joined TommieMedia’s Sam Larson in The Locker Room to discuss next year’s new recruits and how they plan to improve during the offseason.
Senior night didn’t go St. Thomas’ way as the men’s hockey team lost 5-1 against Lake Superior State University Saturday at St. Thomas Ice Arena in Mendota Heights.
Graduate student goaltender Peter Thome saved 34 of 36 shots from No. 15 Michigan Tech, but the St. Thomas men’s hockey team was unable to put points on the board and lost 2-0 Saturday night at St. Thomas Ice Arena in Mendota Heights. (Lauren Price/TommieMedia)
A come-from-behind goal by first-year forward Blaine Warnert evened the score at three-a-piece with less than five minutes remaining in regulation, forcing the St. Thomas men’s hockey team into overtime and a shootout, where the Tommies lost 4-3 to No. 15 Michigan Tech Friday night at St. Thomas Ice Arena in Mendota Heights.
After 23 years and both teams transitioning to Division I, the St. Thomas men’s hockey team faced off against Bemidji State University, where the Beavers won 5-2 Saturday at St. Thomas Ice Arena.
Senior forward Grant Loven put up the lone goal for St. Thomas in a 4-1 loss to Big Ten opponent Penn State University in the second game of the two-game series Wednesday night at St. Thomas Ice Arena in Mendota Heights.
The St. Thomas men’s hockey team scored its first goal in three games, but the Tommies couldn’t get a win, losing 5-1 to Penn State University Tuesday night at St. Thomas Ice Arena in Mendota Heights.
Junior defender Trevor was named the Central Collegiate Hockey Association’s Defenseman of the Week for the week of Oct. 25-30.
