The Saint Louis University (SLU) men’s soccer team earned a statement win on Aug. 15, defeating the fifth-ranked Southern Methodist University (SMU) Mustangs by a score of 1-0 at Hermann Stadium. The victory marked SLU’s first win of the season in their second match and snapped an eight-game winless streak against SMU dating back to 2005. In the 13th minute of the match, SLU … [Read more...] about SLU upsets No. 5 SMU in first win of the season
I watched every Game 1 of the first round of the NBA Playoffs
Los Angeles Lakers vs Minnesota Timberwolves The Timberwolves pushed past a sloppy start to steal Game 1. The Lakers’ small-ball lineup is not as effective due to the size the Timberwolves have on the defensive end, even with Rudy Gobert not seeing extended minutes (which seems to happen every year during the playoffs). Coaching adjustments will be the deciding factor in this … [Read more...] about I watched every Game 1 of the first round of the NBA Playoffs
Softball extends conference winning streak to 12 games
The Saint Louis University softball team extended its conference winning streak to 12 games on April 18 against the George Mason Patriots, setting a program record. The streak began on March 29 against the St. Joseph’s Hawks, with an 8-3 win. Throughout the streak, SLU outscored conference opponents 70-17, securing shutouts in half of the games. With a 14-5 conference … [Read more...] about Softball extends conference winning streak to 12 games
Unrivaled: The three-on-three Women’s Basketball League looks to the future after first successful season
The concept of three-on-three basketball is relatively new in the sports realm, first appearing in the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. The American women’s team have already proved their dominance in the sport, taking home medals at both of the two only Olympics since the sport was introduced to the Games. After the women earned gold in Tokyo and bronze in Paris, it became clear that … [Read more...] about Unrivaled: The three-on-three Women’s Basketball League looks to the future after first successful season
The most overpowered ballclub in MLB History
Freddie Freeman. Mookie Betts. Teoscar Hernandez. Tommy Edman. Yoshinobu Yamamoto. Roki Sasaki. Blake Snell. Tyler Glasnow. Clayton Kershaw. And Shohei Ohtani (the hitter and the pitcher). Let that roster sink in. Or don’t – they’ve probably burned your team at some point already. With a half-billion-dollar payroll, a lineup seemingly built on MLB the Show and a … [Read more...] about The most overpowered ballclub in MLB History