After a considerable delay, the St. Olaf softball team finally played their first home game of the season Wednesday afternoon, falling to Gustavus in both games of a doubleheader.
The St. Olaf men's tennis team needed something, anything to end its four-game losing streak. The remedy for the team's latest woes came in the form of the last-place Hamline Pipers.
Finally, it's over. No more Billy Packer. No more flurry of Stephen Curry three-pointers. No more bandwagoners picking Memphis because "they are just so athletic" or North Carolina because Tyler Hansbrough is "just such a tough competitor."
The St. Olaf women's tennis team returned from a nearly three-week layoff to open its outdoor season in a nonconference match versus University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Unfortunately, the women stumbled in the opener, losing 8-1 Friday morning in Rochester, Minn.
This spring, the St. Olaf women's golf team looks to maintain its momentum from the fall season. In October's MIAC championships, the women set an all-time team scoring record on the way to a third-place finish.
The St. Olaf men's golf team tees up its spring season this weekend. The Oles are coming off a strong fall season, where they won the Knights/Oles Fall Invitational and two smaller tournaments.
With nearly two-thirds of the season completed and the playoffs fast approaching, the men's tennis team will rely on their core of veteran players to carry them through the remaining weeks.
Though the first meet of the spring outdoor season was cancelled, the women's track and field team will begin competition next weekend in the Lee Krough Invitational at Gustavus.
