The No. 18 Washington University men’s soccer team wrapped up its regular season by earning a share of the University Athletic Association Championship on Saturday. The Bears took the title with a 2-0 win against the University of Chicago.

After a commanding 9-0 victory over Case Western Reserve University and a 5-3 win over the University of Chicago, the Washington University men’s tennis team was swept by Emory University, 6-0, at the University Athletic Association Championships last weekend in Beverly, Mass.

The Washington University men’s basketball team relied on physical play, strong defense and a balanced offense to record victories this past weekend over Carnegie Mellon University and Case Western Reserve University.

After splitting a pair of University Athletic Association games over the weekend, the Washington University’s men’s soccer team ended its unbeaten streak after 14 games. The team was off to its best start to a season since 1979.

This weekend was for the Washington University women’s basketball team’s seniors. Although Stacey Niese, Zoë Unruh, Janice Evans and graduate student Jaimie McFarlin were the ones who were honored before Friday night’s game, there were plenty of points to go around come gametime.

Coming off of four straight games decided by five or fewer points, the Washington University men’s basketball team finally got some room to breathe. The Bears handed Carnegie Mellon University their 12th loss of the season with an 81-60 rout on Sunday in Pittsburgh.

For the first time in 17 years, the Washington University football team (4-6, 1-2 UAA) finished the season with a losing record.

The men’s soccer team split a pair of University Athletic Association (UAA) games on Friday and Sunday, coming away with a win over Case Western Reserve University and a loss to No. 6 University of Rochester.