Junior pitcher Kendall Hopkins and senior pitcher Kierstin Anderson-Glass led St. Thomas to quickly take down Hamline University with shutouts, winning both games by an eight-run mercy rule on Sunday at South Field. Olivia Paradise has the story.
Senior forward Alyssa Wallace brought the Tommies within one goal with just under seven minutes remaining in the game, but it was not enough to give the St. Thomas women’s hockey team the win, as they lost 4-3 against Hamline University Wednesday night at Saint Thomas Ice Arena. Justin Amaker, Cam Kauffman and Olivia Paradise have the story.
Concordia takes down Carleton and Augsburg defeats Hamline. Assignment Editor Kat Barrett has this week’s MIAC Roundup.
St. John’s shuts out Hamline 70-0 and Bethel dominates Augsburg 63-6. University Affairs Editor Abby Sliva has this week’s MIAC Roundup.
Concordia pulled off the upset of the MIAC season against St. John’s and Bethel dominates Hamline. Assignment Editor Kat Barrett has this week’s MIAC Roundup.
St. Johns defeats Bethel and Gustavus scrapes by Concordia-Moorhead in week six’s MIAC games.
St. Olaf, St. John’s and Bethel came out victorious in week five’s MIAC games.
Tommie running back Josh Parks scored four times in the first half Saturday to help St. Thomas take a 54-14 halftime lead over the Hamline Pipers at Klaus Field.
St. Thomas Volleyball defeated St. Olaf, St. Thomas men’s soccer lost to Gustavus, and St. Thomas football heads to Hamline. Reporter Rae Beaner has today’s Sports in :60
Pinch-hitter Sam Birling bunted home pinch-runner Maria O’Leary with the winning run in the 11th inning to lead St. Thomas to a 1-0 victory over Hamline in the MIAC tournament championship game Sunday at South Field.
The St. Thomas softball team advanced to the MIAC championship by defeating the Hamline Pipers 3-0 Saturday at South Field. Reporter Jacob Schneider has the full story.
The No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey team lost to No. 4 Hamline University 3-0 Saturday in the Frozen Four at a sold out St. Thomas Ice Arena in Mendota Heights.
The No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey team prepares to host the program’s second Division III Frozen Four.
The No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey team shut out the No. 5 Hamline Pipers 2-0 to claim the MIAC championship title Saturday at St. Thomas Ice Arena.
The No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey team will compete against the No. 5 Hamline Pipers in the MIAC championship Saturday at St. Thomas Ice Arena.
