The Washington University in St. Louis men’s soccer team embarked on its 2023 season with a two-game road trip over the weekend. The squad faced off against Illinois Wesleyan University and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in what proved to be a mixed start to their campaign, concluding the road trip with a commendable 1-1 record.

With its iconic past etched in the annals of Formula 1 history, Monza had witnessed the shattering of dreams before. In 1988, an all-conquering McLaren team’s pursuit of the sport’s first-ever perfect season met an abrupt end on its hallowed asphalt. The architect of that triumph? None other than the Prancing Horse, Ferrari.    

With the return of UEFA Champions League games this week, millions of fans worldwide are prepared for the drama of European football’s highs and lows. Following a thrilling Round of 16, which pitted some of the world’s best teams against one another, eight surviving clubs remain — Bayern Munich, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Manchester City, Benfica, Inter Milan, AC Milan, and Napoli.

Now, almost four years later, it’s nearly impossible to walk around Mudd Field without seeing the navy-blue and pinkish-red hues of St. Louis City SC’s (STLSC) logo on hats, sweatshirts, and more.

As the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League approach, football fans worldwide are gearing up for some of the most thrilling matches of the year.

Despite a 5-0 loss to third-ranked Arkansas in playoffs the previous year, the team has rebounded with a vengeance and commitment to return to the playoffs and compete for a spot at Nationals.

A staff writer describes his experience at his first European football match.

Despite phenomenal Grand Prixs in both Silverstone and São Paulo, much of the season was characterized by Red Bull dominance and Ferrari miscalculations.

Last weekend, the WashU women’s soccer team won both matches in their first two rounds of the DIII NCAA Championship, prevailing past St. Catherine University in the first round and Wartburg College in the round of 32. In doing so, they now look ahead to a clash with UAA for Carnegie Mellon in the Sweet 16. 

For the Mercedes Formula 1 team, George Russell’s debut race start should have resulted in a victory. This start, which came long before Russell had signed to the team, occurred during the 2020 Sakhir Grand Prix. As the reserve driver, he filled in for Lewis Hamilton’s seat as Hamilton had tested positive for COVID-19. Even […]S