The Bears will face the University of Wisconsin-Superior in the first round of the playoffs Saturday.

Men’s Basketball won two games against Brandeis University and New York University to clinch the top spot in the UAA.

The Washington University women’s basketball team fell short twice over the weekend, losing two tight games to University Athletic Association opponents.

The script of the second game the Washington University men’s basketball team played this weekend was a complete flip of the first.

A first-set loss in the second match of Sunday afternoon’s double-header did not deter the Washington University volleyball team. The Bears stormed back against No. 15 Carnegie Mellon University to collect their second four-set victory of the day, adding to an earlier win over Brandeis University and improving to 18-6 on the season.

Despite outshooting New York University and Brandeis University this weekend, the Washington University men’s soccer team dropped both matches, falling to 6-5-1 on the year. Wash. U. has lost three straight games and has not scored in 237 minutes of game time.

The Washington University men’s basketball team bested New York University and Brandeis University this weekend, but their efforts weren’t enough to give them a chance to capture a UAA championship.

This weekend, the Washington University women’s basketball team picked up two convincing wins away from home against New York University and Brandeis. Wash. U. dominated both games from start to finish finding ways to score from both within the paint and beyond the arc.

The Bears opened the weekend against the Violets of New York University, who came into Friday night’s contest with a three game losing streak and a 6-8 record overall for the season.

At 6-6-1, the Bears entered the weekend on the cusp of the playoffs, with the opportunity to put themselves further in the hunt with wins against Brandeis and New York University. The Bears defeated Brandeis, 2-0, and tied NYU, 1-1.