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No. 10 softball sweeps Emory to win UAA championship

The No. 10 WashU softball team are University Athletic Association (UAA) champions for the first time since 2017 after sweeping Emory University on May 9 and 10. The Bears comfortably won their first conference title since 2017 with a record of 17-1 against UAA teams. WashU was also the only UAA team with a win percentage over .750.

| Senior Sports Editor

No. 4 women’s golf places fourth at Deb Jackson Invite against top D-III teams

The No. 4 WashU women’s golf team placed fourth with a cumulative score of 31 over par at the Deb Jackson Invitational on April 13-14 in Douglassville, Georgia. Senior Sydney Kuo led the Bears, scoring five over par across the two-day tournament to place seventh.

| Senior Sports Editor

Women’s basketball defeats Rochester and Emory for Senior Day

Coming off a loss against Carnegie Mellon University, the WashU women’s basketball team went 2-0 for their last regular season home games of the year, defeating the University of Rochester and Emory University on Feb. 21 and 23.

| Staff Writer

No. 18 men’s basketball defeats Rochester and No. 7 Emory

Despite losing three straight games two weeks ago, the No. 18 WashU men’s basketball team has found their groove again with five straight wins as they near the end of the regular season. WashU defeated the University of Rochester 78-48 and No. 7 Emory University 85-75 on Feb. 21 and 23, respectively.

and | Junior Sports Editor and Staff Writer

No. 14 men’s and No. 15 women’s swim teams place middle of the pack at UAA championships; Kyle Wolford nabs highlight win

“The secret to success in sports is 90% mentality and 10% skill.” This is a commonly touted mantra in the field of athletics, where the top level is characterized by minimal differences in physicality. And swimming, the epitome of aerobic demand, is no different.

| Junior Sports Editor

Women’s basketball turns conference form around, beating Rochester and Emory

After starting the season with a record of 1-2 in University Athletic Association (UAA) play, which saw the Bears fall from No. 13 to unranked in Division III standings, the WashU women’s basketball team fought for two straight conference victories this past weekend. On Jan. 24, the Bears defeated the University of Rochester 86-76, and two days later, they traveled down to Atlanta, beating Emory University 67-56. WashU is now 3-2 in UAA play as they reach the halfway point of their two-month stretch of consecutive conference games.

| Junior Sports Editor

No. 11 men’s basketball returns home from a challenging UAA roadtrip victorious, defeating Rochester and No. 2 Emory

The No. 11 WashU men’s basketball team traveled along the East Coast this past weekend, beating the University of Rochester 99-82 on Jan. 24 and No. 2 Emory University 81-63 on Jan 26. The win over the Emory Eagles marks the first victory for the Bears against a Top 10 team this season.

| Junior Sports Editor

No. 11 volleyball falls short in the UAA finals, look forward to NCAA tournament matchup

The No. 11 WashU volleyball team dominated the opening day of the University Athletic Association (UAA) Championship on Friday, Nov. 15, defeating New York University and No. 16 Case Western Reserve University in single-elimination matchups. These victories propelled the Bears into Saturday’s championship game against No. 6 Emory University, where they fell 3-0.

and | Staff Writer and Contributing Writer

No. 1 women’s soccer beats No. 13 Emory in UAA opener, dominates Piedmont in biggest win since 2016

On Saturday, WashU passed their first conference test, reminding the league why they’re the defending conference champions. Though the Eagles put up a fight, the Bears clawed their way to a 2-1 victory. 

| Managing Sports Editor

No. 8 volleyball goes 1-2 against elite UAA opposition

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.

| Managing Sports Editor

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