The St. Thomas women’s hockey team dismantled St. Olaf 8-1 in a high-scoring game Friday at Saint Thomas Ice Arena. Reporter Justin Amaker and photojournalist Maxwell Collier have the story.
The commissioners of the men’s and women’s Western Collegiate Hockey Associations are interested in adding St. Thomas to their leagues, but they caution that much work remains before that can happen.
The St. Thomas women’s hockey team tied its first home game in overtime 2-2 against the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Friday at Saint Thomas Ice Arena.
The St. Thomas football team dominated St. Olaf 56-7 on the road Saturday, the St. Thomas men’s hockey team lost on their season opener at the Milwaukee School of Engineering 5-2, the women’s volleyball team traveled to Augsburg Saturday and won 3-1, and women’s and men’s soccer both won against Saint Mary’s in Winona. Justin Amaker has today’s Sports in :60.
The St. Thomas football team dominated St. Olaf 56-7 on the road Saturday, the St. Thomas men’s hockey team lost on their season opener at the Milwaukee School of Engineering 5-2, the women’s volleyball team traveled to Augsburg Saturday and won 3-1, and women’s and men’s soccer both won against Saint Mary’s in Winona. Justin Amaker has today’s Sports in :60.
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.
After a scoreless first period, an unassisted goal by Tommie forward Estee Frantz sparked the No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey team to a 4-3 comeback victory over No. 8 UW-Eau Claire. With the win, the Tommies will advance to the NCAA Division III Frozen Four.
The No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey team defeated the Wis.-Eau Claire Blugolds 4-3 to advance to the NCAA Division III semifinal game.
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.
In the Spring 2019 premiere of Keep the Ball Rolling, new hosts Carly Noble and Alex Panos talk MIAC sports and interview Vikings play-by-play man Paul Allen.
The No. 1 St. Thomas women’s hockey team clinched the 2019 MIAC Championship title for the second year in a row after a 3-2 comeback victory over No. 4 rival Hamline Friday at St. Thomas Ice Arena.
Brett Gravelle wins MIAC weekly honors, and volleyball and both soccer teams earn NCAA tournament berths. Design Manager Christine Hastings has today’s Sports in :60.
A semi-trailer slammed into a bus carrying a youth hockey team in western Canada, killing 15 people and injuring 14 in a catastrophic collision that a doctor compared to an airstrike and left the vehicles obliterated in the snow.
Men’s and women’s hoops face off against conference rivals, and TommieMedia launches a new podcast. Designer Jonathan Westerberg has today’s Sports in :60.
