The defending champion men’s basketball team backed up its No. 1 preseason ranking by routing MacMurray College 88-53 in the season opener at the Field House on Sunday.
While the Washington University club sports program boasts strong teams across the board, the club rugby community has been flying under the radar for years.
Although most Wash. U. students do not know very much about the rugby team, there is a steady recruiting process that keeps their 25-man roster full at all times. In addition [...]
Sports reporters Kurt Rohrbeck and Daniel Kurzner talk about who will win the 2009 World Series in a discussion moderated by Steven Simon.
ALCS MVP CC Sabathia posted a 1.13 ERA over two starts in the last series, and he will enjoy seven days rest before Wednesday’s start. Cliff Lee lines up against Sabathia in Game 1, but while Lee has had a strong postseason, he is not as used as Sabathia is to the sandbox that we call Yankee Stadium. Add the fact that Sabathia is on fire right now, and the Yanks have the advantage.
Senior John Watts added another line to the already remarkable list of accomplishments in his career, capturing the ITA Division III Men’s Singles Championship for the second time in the last four years, without dropping a set.
The women’s tennis team finished up the fall season with a bang last weekend at the Wilson/ITA Regional Championships, boasting a representative in at least the semifinals for the singles, doubles and singles-consolation tournaments.
Despite rain cutting off the last day of the Washington University Invitational, the women’s tennis team had a very strong tournament, posting three finalists across the four divisions of play.
Freshman Kate Klein (A draw), freshman Paige Madora (B draw) and sophomore Luisa Errichetti (C draw) all won their first two matches. The Bears were poised [...]
The women’s golf team continued their hot streak last weekend, finishing first overall in a field of 22 teams at the Wartburg Fall Invitational with a collective score of 631. The first-place finish is the squad’s strongest performance in the program’s two-year history.
Despite a limited practice schedule, the Washington University women’s tennis team started the season off last weekend at Saint Louis University with solid results.
“I was very happy because we only had three days of practice and everybody was excited to compete,” head coach Kelly Stahlhuth said.
In the first round of the A singles flight, junior [...]
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