The WashU Ice Hockey season is a push it’s a determined quest: Nationals. With new talent, strong leadership, and the drive to succeed where they’ve fallen short in the past, the Bears are focused on making history this year.

The MLB playoffs loom right around the corner, so it is now time to speculate.

In its final non-conference game of the season, the Washington University’s men’s soccer team mauled the No. 14 Ohio Northern University, melting the Polar Bears’ ranking with a dominant 2-0 victory on a brisk Saturday afternoon.

The Bears, however, couldn’t keep their win streak alive, falling by tight margins to Emory and Case Western before bouncing back to defeat Rochester 3-0.

Here’s everything you need to know about WashU sports from the week of Sept. 23-29.

On Sept. 28, the Bears once again allowed seven Cardinals touchdowns. This year, though, the Bears tripled their score, losing to North Central 49-9. 

Every offseason, a number of players will “hold out,” but what does that mean, and why do some players do it and others don’t?

On Sept. 23, WashU faced off against Calvin once again. The match ended in a 0-0 draw, the first for WashU this season.

Susee sat down with Student Life to discuss growing up with former collegiate athlete parents, his goals for the 2024 season, and which professional player he models his game after.

With their 35-7 routing of Carroll on Sept. 21, the Bears improved to 2-0 record and maintained their undefeated streak against their conference rival in the opening game of College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin (CCIW) play.