The Washington University baseball team has gone 10-6 since the start of spring break, bringing their season record over .500. The Bears are now 13-11 on the season after sweeping a doubleheader against the University of Wisconsin-Platteville Thursday at Kelly Field.

A two-year home winning streak and the regular-season career of one of the most decorated senior classes in the history of the Washington University women’s basketball program ended in a rare disappointment on Saturday. In a battle of top-10 teams, the No. 9 Bears fell to No. 8 Unversity of Chicago in the regular season finale for both programs.

With its athletes spread across two meets in Illinois, the Washington University track and field team put forth a pair of strong efforts on Friday in the North Central College Classic and the Illinois College Classic.

The top ranked Washington University women’s volleyball team fell to arch-rival and No. 3 Emory University in the University Athletic Association Championships for the second consecutive year.

Junior Ben Harmon racked up 36 his team’s 125 points to help the Washington University men’s indoor track & field team capture its 10^th University Athletic Association Indoor Championship and the first since 2007. Harmon, competing on a tender ankle, set the pace for the Bears by earning points in all six events he raced. Harmon won in the long jump with a leap of 6.

Two national championships. Three consecutive Final Four appearances. Two University Athletic Association championships. Yes, the past three years for the Washington University men’s basketball program have been fruitful, to say the least.

Despite holding an undefeated streak dating back to Sept. 5, the Washington University women’s soccer team (14-3-1, 5-1-1 UAA) could not overcome the University of Chicago on Saturday, Nov. 7. The Bears, who entered the game one point ahead of the University of Rochester, failed to secure an outright University Athletic Association (UAA) title with the 3-0 loss.

The Washington University women’s volleyball team lost a match this past weekend for the first time in nearly a month and a half as it dropped the final match of the University Athletic Association (UAA) Championship in a sweep to Emory University (25-18, 25-19, 25-21) in Chicago.