After being named swimmer of the year and helping the Tommie men’s swim team win its first MIAC title since 1954, Shane Kitzman sat down with junior swimmer Peter Mullee to find out more about how St. Thomas was able to get coach Tom Hodgson his first championship in his 31-year career.
Fourth-quarter free throws put Tommie women in MIAC finals
The women’s basketball team didn’t get the memo about five seeds not belonging in the MIAC playoff finals.
The Tommies are crashing the championship game after going on the road Wednesday to win 63-60 in a barn-burner over two-seed Gustavus.
Women’s bball upsets Gustavus, plays in MIAC finals Saturday
The women’s basketball team didn’t get the memo about five seeds not belonging in the MIAC playoff finals.
St. Thomas is crashing the MIAC championship game after going on the road Wednesday to win 63-60 in a barn burner over two-seed Gustavus.
Women’s bball advances to MIAC semi-finals
The women’s basketball team went on the road to defeat Macalester 60-52 in the first round of the MIAC playoffs.
Junior Rachel Booth led the Tommies with a game-high 20 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks.
Men’s swimming wins MIAC title, first in 56 years
St. Thomas finished with 709 points as Gustavus tallied 701 in one of the closest finishes in conference history.
Tommies end Pipers’ season with road win
You can go ahead and call Rachel Booth “Scrooge.”
Hamline entered the game needing a win to get into the postseason, but after 35 points from the St. Thomas junior in a 77-69 Tommie win, the Pipers’ season was ended.
Swimmers on verge of historic victory
The men’s and women’s swim teams are still in the hunt to make historic runs at the MIAC Swimming and Diving Championships.
Swim teams could make history at MIAC championships
After one day of racing, the men’s and women’s swim teams are both poised to make historic runs at the MIAC Swimming and Diving Championships. The men’s team is in second place and the women’s team is in third place after Thursday’s races, positioning both for a potential championship bid on Saturday. The men are …
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With every winter sport competing, don’t miss St. Thomas in the playoffs
It’s getting to be that time of year. Concession stands are loading up, statisticians are warming up their fingers and St. Thomas equipment manager Willy McCoy is laying out game jerseys in numerical order.
Men’s bball avenges sole MIAC loss, tops Gustavus
With a four-game lead in the conference and the team’s fifth-straight MIAC title already in the bag, St. Thomas men’s basketball still had some business to tend to with Gustavus Wednesday night.
Winter Olympics get mixed reactions from students
An estimated 510,000 people in the Twin Cities tuned in to watch the 2010 Winter Olympics kick off Friday night in Vancouver.
According to KARE-TV, the NBC affiliate in the Minneapolis/St. Paul market, the numbers have continued to stay above 400,000 viewers since the beginning of the games.
Swimmers take peculiar steps before championships
Less than one week before the MIAC Championships, the St. Thomas swim teams face the calm before the storm.
Basketball teams facing drop in crowd numbers
Both teams have seen a drop in their average attendance, with the men’s average attendance dropping to 675, and the women’s attendance dropping to 169.
Youth, depth lead men’s tennis to win over Cobbers
Despite top singles player junior Tyler Rice falling in a tiebreaker, the St. Thomas men’s tennis team topped Concordia-Moorhead 8-1 Friday night at the University of Minnesota’s Baseline Tennis Center.
Track and field teams hope to continue tradition of excellence
When it comes to the topic of men and women’s track and field here at St. Thomas one word comes to mind: dominance. In 27 consecutive seasons the men or women have had a relay team reach the national finals.