St. Thomas Football heads on its last road trip of the 2021 season, St. Thomas women’s basketball team hosts its first DI home game and the Minnesota Wild lost to the Vegas Knights. Reporter Elijah Todd-Walden has today’s Sports in :60.
The St. Thomas football team ended its three-game winning streak as they fell 42-15 this last weekend and the St. Thomas women’s hockey team finished the Buckeyes series with a 6-2 loss. Reporter Natalie Hoepner has today’s Sports in :60.
The St. Thomas cross country teams showed its strength at the Division I level with the men placing second and women placing fourth in the Summit League Championships, ending the teams first season in the league October 30 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
A kill by junior middle blocker Maddison Harms of the University of South Dakota in the fourth set ended the Tommies final home game of it’s inaugural Division I season 3-1 Saturday at Schoenecker Arena.
After a crushing 8-1 loss against Ohio State University Friday night, the St. Thomas women’s hockey team was unable to bounce back Saturday, finishing off the Buckeyes series with a 6-2 loss at St. Thomas Ice Arena in Mendota Heights.
The St. Thomas football team has thrived this season thanks to its defense, which led the Pioneer Football League in a number of categories heading into Saturday’s game against the PFL-leading Davidson Wildcats.
Senior leadership from setter Grace Anetipa and libero Carrie Rutledge led an unrelenting St. Thomas volleyball team through a 3-1 home loss to South Dakota State Friday that coach Thanh Pham called both encouraging and deflating.
Junior forward Luci Bianci scored the lone goal for the St. Thomas women’s hockey team as the Tommies were unable to catch up with No. 2 ranked Ohio State University’s eight goals, ending the program’s 600th overall game in an 8-1 loss Friday 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.
St. Thomas athletics department hosted “Hoops Hysteria,” the Minnesota Wild beat the Ottawa Senators and the St. Thomas football team will face the Davidson Wildcats in North Carolina. Photographer Pico Volkov has today’s Sports in :60.
The St. Thomas athletics department hosted a kick-off event titled “Hoops Hysteria” for the men and women’s basketball teams Thursday at Schoenecker Arena.
St. Thomas’ fifth-year Goalkeeper Niklas Martensson was named TicketSmarter’s Men’s Soccer Defensive Player of the Week on Oct. 25.
The Tommies football program extended its regular season home win streak to 30 games, the women’s soccer team suffered a heartbreaking loss to North Dakota State and the Dallas Cowboys beat the Minnesota Vikings 20-16 on Sunday night. Reporter Jonathan Rosario has today’s Sports in :60.
North Dakota State University broke the hearts of the Tommies off of a penalty kick in double overtime scored by senior Brookleyn Dew, ending St. Thomas women’s soccer’s first Division I season with a 1-0 loss Sunday at South Field.
St. Thomas’ standout defense held strong once again with three takeaways and three fourth-down conversion stops in a 27-7 victory over Marist College Saturday at O’Shaughnessy Stadium.
