Women’s tennis freshman Jamie Silverberg has not lost in singles play since the fall season, a streak spanning 14 matches. She hasn’t lost a set in the last five matches and helped the No. 10 Bears upset No. 7 University of Chicago, one of Wash. U.’s top opponents in the University Athletic Association.

After opening a 12-game home stand with five wins, the Washington University baseball team added three more victories over St. Norbert College to its record on Saturday and Sunday. The Bears’ eight-game winning streak improved their record to 20-6. Saturday’s doubleheader saw them eke out 3-2 and 8-6 wins over St. Norbert. The Red and Green outslugged St.

After four straight wins in the University Athletic Association by an average of 26.5 points per game, the Washington University women’s basketball team’s conference-opening loss two weeks ago to the University of Chicago suddenly feels like a distant memory.

The offense got off to a fast start, and the special teams and defense kept the team in the lead as the Washington University football team (5-2) extended its winning streak to four games with a 21-7 victory over Oberlin College (2-5). Special teams, according to senior defensive end Kyle Huber, played a huge role in the outcome.