The Bears enjoyed some particularly strong individual performances across the meet, setting five program records and earning 15 All-American finishes.

With a dominant win over Whitewater and a narrow loss to 2025 NCAA champions Denison University, WashU is ready to make a comeback this spring. 

With these victories, the Bears improve to 10-2 on the season, boasting a current five-game winning streak.

The Bears secured their first two wins of the season, handily defeating Benedictine University and Elmhurst University to win the tournament for the second consecutive season. 

The match against UW–Whitewater marked the Bears’ 2025 season opener, which, despite the final score, resulted in two small victories for WashU.

The No. 5 WashU women’s golf team placed sixth with a combined two-day score of 36 over par at the Historic Triangle Invitational on Oct. 20-21. After a strong third-place performance at the Hollins Cup on Oct. 12-14, WashU looked to continue its momentum heading into the last tournament of the fall season. 

North Central has also been a historically unfavorable matchup for the Bears, who have a 1-10 all-time record against the Cardinals. North Central continued their streak of dominance against the Bears in 2025, defeating WashU 41-14. 

The WashU football team defeated Carroll University 41-29 on Sept. 20, improving to 2-0 on the season. Junior quarterback Levi Moore led the Bears wire to wire, throwing for 215 years, four touchdowns, and no interceptions. Moore also led the Bears in rushing, netting 114 yards in the contest.