Senior running back Josh Parks continued his touchdown spree with three scores and No. 19 St. Thomas continued its dominance over St. Olaf, 56-7, Saturday afternoon at Klein Field at Manitou.
Senior Josh Parks scored three touchdowns, giving him a career total of 55 to move into second place in the MIAC record books, and No.19 St. Thomas led St. Olaf 36-0 at halftime at Klein Field at Manitou Saturday.
Football coach Glenn Caruso, junior quarterback Tommy Dolan, and first-year defensive back Julian Cavin visit The Locker Room with TommieMedia’s Carly Noble to talk about their upcoming game against St. Olaf and the player’s new roles on the team.
In episode three of Keep the Ball Rolling, hosts Carly Noble and Jacob Schneider talk Tommie-Johnnie football, NFL trades, and sit down with Grant Slavik and Jack Foley to discuss St. Thomas football and the rest of their season.
Due to a ticket limit set by the university, each grade level was allotted the same number of tickets, and each grade level sold out. Columnist True Dabill argues that by capping student ticket levels, St. Thomas lost focus of Tommie-Johnnie’s meaning to undergraduates.
Bethel shuts out Concordia, St. Johns remains undefeated and Gustavus topples Augsburg. Reporter Justin Amaker 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.
Thousands of fans walked through the gates at Allianz field to watch the 89th Tommie-Johnnie game.
After his team gave up a 14-0 first-quarter lead Saturday and lost to archrival St. John’s for the second consecutive time, Tommie senior running back Josh Parks said, “It’s tough, obviously.”
Two fourth-quarter touchdowns by St. John’s running back Kai Barber led the Johnnies to a 38-20 victory over the Tommies Saturday at Allianz Field in St. Paul. Sports Editor Carly Noble has the full story.
Neighborhood Relations Director Amy Gage has 44 dozen bagels and a goal in mind: help students host responsible gatherings before Saturday’s Tommie-Johnnie game at Allianz Field. Reporter Mia Laube has the full story.
Allianz Field is hosting the 89th annual “Tommie-Johnnie” rivalry football game this Saturday, the day before home team Minnesota United FC host a crucial home playoff match.
St. Thomas football’s future remains unclear after the commissioner of two Division I football conferences tamped down reports about the program’s potential new home. Sports Editor Carly Noble has the full story.
With just 700 tickets released per class, St. Thomas students have taken to social media to buy and sell their Tommie-Johnnie tickets for high prices. University Affairs Editor Abby Sliva has the full story.
