In a recent interview, former Minnesota Golden Gophers and Memphis Tigers men’s basketball coach Tubby Smith said that the NCAA has an ongoing transfer crisis. Reporter Brady Halbmaier argues that, while a large number of transfers is concerning, the NCAA has much larger issues to worry about.
Despite a 28-point performance from center Hannah Spaulding, the women’s basketball team fell 61-58 to East Texas Baptist University in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA tournament.
The women’s basketball team begins its climb back to the national semifinal round with an NCAA Division III tournament first round matchup March 2 at Schoenecker Arena against Chapman University.
In the second Keep the Ball Rolling episode, we talk some of our favorite Olympic moments, we sit down with St. Thomas men’s basketball coach John Tauer and women’s basketball coach Ruth Sinn, and we finish with a Tommie sports update.
Today’s Sports in :60 has coverage of the St. Thomas football team’s game against Mary Hardin-Baylor and a recap of Men’s hockey. Carolyn Meyer reports.
Crusader cornerback Kris Brown intercepted Jacques Perra’s pass and returned it to the end zone in the turning point of the game, a 24-10 deficit the Tommies would not overcome.
Wide receiver Gabe Green hauled in two touchdowns and 73 yards on three receptions Saturday at O’Shaughnessy Stadium as St. Thomas shot out to a commanding 22-0 halftime lead over Berry College.
Volleyball is eliminated from the NCAA tournament, hockey wins a thriller, and football has a chance to earn sole possession of the MIAC title. Reporter Gamiel Hall has today’s Sports in :60.
Football secures an NCAA playoff berth, and volleyball falls in five in the MIAC championship. Reporter Brady Halbmaier has today’s Sports in :60.
A seven-point match set lead wasn’t enough for the St. Thomas volleyball team as they fell to St. Benedict Saturday night at Schoenecker Arena in the MIAC championship in five very competitive sets.
Columnist Jack Dodd argues: “St. Thomas football players should get a small piece of the pie from all of the profits made in the Tommie-Johnnie game at Target Field.”
The St. Thomas softball team’s 2017 season ended in consecutive NCAA Super Regional losses to St. Katherine’s, 1-0 and 8-4, on May 19 and May 21 in St. Paul.
The St. Thomas baseball team is set to compete in the NCAA tournament after receiving a bid Sunday night. This will be the team’s 19th appearance in 23 seasons.
St. Thomas’ Drew Molin pitched a complete-game shutout as the No. 2-ranked St. Thomas baseball team defeated No. 3-ranked Saint John’s 1-0 Thursday night at Cold Spring Ballpark.
St. Thomas softball was selected as an at-large team in the NCAA DIII tournament and will travel to Pella, Iowa to take on 10th-ranked Central College in the opening round of the regionals, beginning Friday at 3:30 p.m.
