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Women’s basketball back to winning ways

Chris Boots

The Maroons bounced back from last week's loss to Carroll with a pair of wins at the St. Mary's Thanksgiving Classic over the weekend.

Double-OT loss sends men’s hoops to worst start since 1950s

Youssef Kalad

Men's basketball dropped another close contest Saturday as Loras needed two overtimes to top the Maroons 64–62.

Messiah ends Maroons’ postseason

Emerald Gao

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Women's soccer fell to perennial powerhouse Messiah 4–1 in Sweet 16 action, ending the Maroons' season.

New records highlight women’s swim win

Jessica Sheft-Ason

Women's swimming continued its record-setting trends Saturday with a 161–98 win at Lewis.

Carlson shines for wrestling in solo tourney

Youssef Kalad

Third-year Troy Carlson captured the 174-pound crown at the Concordia Open, where the Maroons competed in individual tournaments Saturday.

Volleyball’s retooling, soccer’s playoff run highlighted a busy fall

A trip to the Sweet 16 for women's soccer led an active fall schedule for Maroons sports.

Average race leaves Venezia, Lawton in the cold at NCAA meet

Fourth-year Rachel Venezia and second-year Liz Lawton closed the cross country season by finishing in the middle of the pack at a cold NCAA Championship.

Men’s swimming wraps up fall with victory

In the last meet before winter break, men's swimming dominated Lewis en route to a 153–101 win.

Unranked Carroll upsets women’s hoops

Carroll shocked the 11th-ranked Maroons Saturday, capturing a 72–66 upset win.

Men’s hoops drops heartbreaker to #2 Augustana

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Jeremy Martin

The Maroons found the energy that they lacked in the Midway Classic, but Augustana snuck out of Chicago with a 58–57 win after a jumper with 2.5 seconds left.

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Long season allows time to erase what-ifs

We all knew this was going to be a long men’s basketball season. If the team continues as it has for the first five games, it’s going to get a lot longer. Fortunately, I can forgive and forget.

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