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Overtime victory clinches spot in national championship game
The No. 6 Washington University women’s basketball team has some unfinished business after punching its ticket to the national championship game at 2 p.m. on Saturday with an 86-75 overtime victory over No. 1 Amherst College. The Bears face No. 4 Hope College for the national title. It was a game with three different stories.
Softball unseated in UAA championships
From 2004 to 2009, the Washington University softball team was synonymous with University Athletic Association conference champion. The Bears had won the championship six years in a row. One too many losses has ended that streak, as Wash. U. tied with Brandeis University for second with a 5-3 conference record.
Wash. U. organizes women’s basketball fan bus
Washington University students can sign up for a free road trip to Bloomington, Ill., to cheer on the No. 6 women’s basketball team at the NCAA Division III national semifinals against the top-ranked and undefeated Lord Jeffs of Amherst College on Friday. The Lord Jeffs are carrying a 31-game winning streak into the semifinals.
Softball starts season with sweep
Giving up five runs in one inning might spell doom for many teams. But the Washington University softball team kept their composure and blasted open the eighth inning with five runs to defeat host Rhodes College 12-9 in Saturday’s nightcap at the Chick-fil-A Classic in Memphis, Tenn.
Student group prepares an on-campus triathlon
Ready your bikes, get set in the pool and hit the pavement running because registration for the first on-campus triathlon is open. The Washington University triathlon club has organized what it hopes will become a tradition for community members looking to spice up their exercise routines.
Women’s tennis: Bears unable to complete upset
Washington University’s women’s tennis team will have to wait for another shot at DePauw University after falling 5-4 on Saturday. The No. 11 Tigers are a familiar foe for the No. 15 Bears as they knocked out Wash. U. by the same score in the second round of the NCAA Tournament last year. The Red and Green are currently not scheduled to face DePauw again in the regular season. Wash. U.
Softball starts with murderer’s row
Residents of Nemerov and Dardick Houses should start hearing the crack of bats and the thwack of leather as the Washington University softball season begins. The Bears enter the season ranked 7th by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association. “It’s reflective of what other coaches in the country think of our program,” Coach Leticia Pineda-Boute.
Women’s basketball: Bears play great defense, sweep weekend on road
Washington University’s women’s basketball team may be known for its many offensive threats, but it was their defensive efforts that punctuated this weekend’s sweep. The Bears (20-2, 10-1 UAA) defeated New York University 58-50 on Sunday and Brandeis Univesity 50-37 on Friday to maintain their one-game lead in the University Athletic Association standings over the University of Chicago.
Ladies split pair to open season
The No. 15 Washington University women’s tennis team provided ample evidence that the University Athletic Association is one of the toughest conferences in Division III, with some hard fought battles.
The Game of Love
For several years, Student Life has relied on photo spreads of Washington University athletes to fill our pages. This year is different. The sports section conducted an informal survey with the athletes we have covered in the past.
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