Former St. Thomas tight end Charlie Dowdle will be headed to Jacksonville, Florida for the Jaguars minicamp next week. Dowdle, a 2015 All-American, got a similar opportunity last year from his hometown NFL team, the Chicago Bears.
The St. Thomas women’s hockey team upset Augsburg, who lead the conference prior to tonight’s matchup, 4-2 Saturday at St. Thomas Ice Arena.
The No. 2-ranked St. Thomas women’s basketball team overcame a slow start to defeat the Hamline Pipers 61-38 Wednesday night at Schoenecker Arena.
Center Kaitlin Langer’s 23 points helped the third-ranked and undefeated St. Thomas women’s basketball team take its 20th straight win of the season by defeating St. Kate’s 62-53 Saturday at Steve Fritz Court.
Guard Grant Shaeffer sank a last-second field goal and put up 25 points Wednesday night at Steve Fritz Court to clinch the men’s basketball team’s victory over Gustavus 59-57 and extend its win streak to seven games.
After a double-digit lead at halftime, the St. Thomas basketball team slipped into a deficit it would not return from, falling to St. Olaf 62-53 and ending its five-game win streak Wednesday at Schoenecker Arena.
The St. Thomas football team fell to UW-Oshkosh 34-31 in a season-ending defeat.
The fourth-ranked St. Thomas football team sealed its second-straight undefeated regular season and earned the title of 2016 MIAC champions after defeating St. Olaf 73-7 Saturday.
Wide receiver Nick Waldvogel fought off multiple Royals on a 44-yard run late in the first quarter to score the sole touchdown of the half, giving St. Thomas (5-0 MIAC, 7-0 overall) a 7-0 lead over Bethel University (3-2 MIAC, 3-4 overall) Saturday.
Tucker Trettel and the Tommies’ 49 unanswered points highlight St. Thomas’ victory over Hamline University Saturday at O’Shaughnessy Stadium.
The Tommies’ winning touchdown in the finals seconds of the Concordia game Saturday earned quarterback Alex Fenske and wide receiver Nick Waldvogel the titles of MIAC Co-Offensive Players of the Week.
Fourth-ranked St. Thomas defeated Concordia-Moorhead in a last-second thriller.
St. Thomas defeated the Carleton Knights 62-10 Saturday and heads to Collegeville next weekend with a 3-0 record.
Taylor Skorik scored 57 seconds after kickoff and the twentieth-ranked Tommies never looked back, defeating UW-River Falls Aug. 14 at the University of St. Thomas.
Fourth-ranked St. Thomas scored a defensive touchdown on the way to dominating Wisconsin-Stout, 36-7, in the first half of the Tommie home opener at Palmer Field.
