First Distance Carnival held by WashU since the beginning of the pandemic.
The Men’s Tennis team dropped two of their last four matches after close matches this weekend.
This team will go down in the annals of WashU history as a group of players who, through adversity and indescribable tragedy, showed the WashU community what it means to fight.
The Bears scored 35 points to share the national championship alongside the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.
After competing in eleven regular season matchups, the Washington University swimming and diving team is heading to the UAA championships to compete against some of the best teams in Division III.
In the face of adversity, as head coach Pat Juckem said, “our guys haven’t flinched.”
Riding sharp shooting and strong performances from their centerpieces, the Bears improved to 12-8 on the season.
The win brought the Bears to a perfect 1-0 start under second-year coach Paige Madara.
Kelley has won eight straight track heats in races ranging from 400 to 800 meters.
When Hardy first practiced with the Bears in October, he could barely jump off the ground. Now, he’s back to being an integral part of the Bears’ team.
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