Wrestling captures 14th UAA wrestling title

by Henry Phillips

Third-year Ryan Hatten faces a Case wrestler during Saturday’s UAA championships. Hatten won an individual championship at 285 pounds.

Alex Gleckman

NYU kept things close in the title bout, but the Maroons won their second straight conference championship on their home turf.

Pawa went from armed service to service line

by Matt McCracken

After serving in the Singaporean Armed Forces and playing tennis at William and Mary, third-year Kunal Pawa is making an impact for the men's tennis squad this season.

Alper, Crown to vie for “Chairman’s Cup”

by Jordan Holliday

Alper and Crown Houses will compete in broomball for the Chairman's Cup with Andrew Alper and James Crown watching on.

Offense shines in women's basketball's wins over Rochester, Emory

by Ryan Tryzbiak

Chicago got back on track this weekend, dominating both the visiting Eagles and Yellowjackets in the second half of the home-and-home series.

Resurgent men's basketball repays last weekend’s losses

by Jake Grubman

After losing at Emory and Rochester last weekend, a pair of stunning first halves helped the Maroons to some revenge in this weekend's UAA wins.

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In Quotes 2.9.2010

“This thing laid in my bed next to me last night. I probably drooled on it.”

—Saints head coach Sean Payton, referring to the Lombardi Trophy during a press conference the morning after his team’s Super Bowl win.

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Women's basketball: Back on track

by Maroon Sports Staff

That first half against Emory was one of the most absurd halves of basketball I’ve watched at Chicago. Honestly, it was an unbelievable performance. The transition game was rolling, and the Eagles really had no solution to the Maroons’ defense. A few thoughts...

Rest for the weary (and also the mildly injured)

by Jake Grubman

In a perfect world, everything would fit into the newspaper. Until the world becomes perfect, Maroon City will be filling you in on what should have gone in the paper, but didn’t. Today: track and field.