Midwest Invitational loss to Chicago follows two strong wins against regional foes Denison and DePauw

The No. 13 Washington University women’s tennis team reached the championship of the Midwest Invitational before falling to No. 6 University of Chicago Saturday in Madison, Wis. The Bears dominated against Denison University and No.

Hoping to build off of its success last week against Kenyon College, the Washington University football team went into Saturday’s game hungry and determined to defeat DePauw University.

A 5-4 upset win over No. 10 DePauw University highlighted a successful weekend for the No. 13 Washington University women’s tennis team in Madison, Wis., at the Midwest Invitational. Facing off with four ranked teams, the Bears managed to win three—all with a score of 5-4, against No. 22 University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, No. 17 Denison University and No.

This wasn’t the start the Washington University baseball team was expecting. Not by a long shot. Four games into the 2012 season, the Bears are just 1-3, and in a three-game sweep at the hands of DePauw University this past weekend at home, were outscored by 24 runs, allowed 21 walks and committed 11 errors. “We didn’t see that coming.

Trailing by two goals at halftime, the No. 16 ranked Washington University’s women’s soccer team stormed back in the second half to top DePauw University 3-2 on Friday and remain undefeated.

In their victories this weekend in the WU/Asics National Invitational, the top-ranked Washington University women’s volleyball team didn’t leave much room for suspense all weekend.