Jacob is the oldest player on the court and has been dominant on the hardwood for the Bears. “When he gets in his mode, he’s basically unstoppable,” said freshman Yogi Oliff.

Casey Cromwell joined the WashU softball program as the head coach this year after the departure of Michelle Venturella. She previously coached at neighboring Fontbonne University for five years.

Senior Maggie Brett, soccer’s leading scorer, tore her three ACLs. In her first full season for WashU, she’s been a key part of the Bears’ offense.

Baseball lost 12-2 to Fontbonne to conclude their season. “We didn’t meet our standards, and we’re far from where we want to be as a program, and far from where we’ve been,” head coach Pat Bloom said.

The team’s ERA slots them in the top 25 of all Division III pitching staffs. Opponents have a .208 batting average against WashU’s pitchers and have scored 81 runs in comparison to WashU’s 231. 

WashU baseball beats out the North Park Vikings in two blowout victories.

The weekend left the Bears 7-4 on the season.

Despite a year of repeated frustrations, sophomore Abayomi Awoyomi still has hope for the future of track and field.

With the loss to University of Chicago on Saturday, the Bears gave up sole possession of first place in the UAA.

The men’s and women’s track teams both won the UAA Championships this weekend.