Chicago will look to slow Simpson’s high paced attack to advance to Saturday’s second round.
Ryan Tryzbiak, Chicago Maroon
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Women’s basketball prepares to meet Simpson in first round of NCAA play
Swimming posts all-time best results at UAAs
With high hopes for the UAA tournament, the Maroons took home second place on the women’s side and third place for the men, both best-ever finishes at the conference championships.
Women’s basketball’s road wins keep UAA title within reach
First-place Wash U keeps winning, but so do the Maroons. Chicago kept pace this weekend, topping NYU and Brandeis in the final road games of the season.
Offense shines in women’s basketball’s wins over Rochester, Emory
Chicago got back on track this weekend, dominating both the visiting Eagles and Yellowjackets in the second half of the home-and-home series.
Overtime loss caps difficult weekend for men’s basketball
The Maroons bounced back from a lopsided loss at Emory on Friday, but the comeback Sunday fell one point short as Rochester prevailed 76–75.
Offense fires women’s basketball to two road wins
Since scoring 34 points against Wash U, the Maroons have averaged over 36 points per half in four UAA games since, including two victories this weekend over Carnegie and Case.
Men’s basketball hopes to prove team’s talent doesn’t match its record
Sitting at .500, the Maroons are looking to flex their muscles for two road wins at Carnegie and Case this weekend.
Defending champ UW–Oshkosh spoils track season opener
The men’s and women’s track teams lost their season openers at Oshkosh, where the men fell 109–48 and the women lost 82–60.
Men look for consistency entering conference play
With six wins already, men’s basketball hopes to limit turnovers and shoot well for the full 40 minutes as the UAA schedule begins.
Can’t-miss Carthage upsets Maroons, delivers first loss of season
Women’s basketball makes second-half run, but can’t overcome early deficit.
Women’s basketball takes dominant Midway Classic win
Chicago beat St. Mary’s 76-34 on Saturday, and 64-57 in the title game.
Seasoned women’s basketball boasts wealth of playmakers
Chicago opens home schedule tomorrow against St. Mary’s.
Wartburg hangs onto slim lead to end season for men’s soccer
Wartburg scores on defensive lapse in 62nd minute, then bunkers down for 2–1 win.
In NCAA, women’s soccer welcomes back familiar opponents
Maroons play Aurora at home today in the first round of the NCAA tournament.
After besting seventh-ranked Bears, Chicago to host NCAA Regional
Chicago wraps up NCAA berth with 3–0 win over Wash U; will host Aurora in NCAA match Friday.
Wins against Wash U could clinch NCAA bids
Men’s and women’s soccer play the Bears tomorrow in their regular-season finales.
Men, women slog to disappointing UAA results
Men’s cross country finishes seventh and women finish sixth at conference meet.
Loss to Brandeis raises stakes of season finale
Women’s soccer won 2–1 at NYU, then fell 2–0 to Brandeis in Boston
Visit from unbeaten Case to open UAA season
7–0 Case is led by QB Dan Whalen, one of DIII’s most efficient passers
Women’s soccer soaks La Crosse
Three Maroons score in convincing win.
Women’s soccer buries Anderson 7–0 in non-conference tune-up
Bontz, one of five Maroons to score, nets two goals in first 10 minutes.
Anderson rarely threatens as men’s soccer cruises to win
Wiercinski gives 21 players minutes in 3–0 victory.
After difficult loss, Maroons take out troubles on Case
Rochester takes a surprising 3–1 over highly-ranked Maroons, but no such luck for Case
Marshall’s goal clips Emory
One goal is good enough as Maroons clamp down on Emory’s attack
Comeback win keeps Chicago on track
A first-half penalty kick gave Emory the lead, but the Maroons scored twice after halftime for the win
Carnegie comes back to force a tie in conference opener
Tartans get draw after scoring off a corner in the 87th minute
Carnegie drops Chicago on strength of early goals
Carnegie finds the net three times in the first eleven minutes, but Maroons play them even after that
Flurry of goals buries fourth-ranked Wheaton
After a win over Wheaton, Chicago is undefeated in its last five games
Ray, Omueti return from nationals as All-Americans
Two track and field athletes capped their seasons by earning All-American honors at last weekend’s National Championship meet.
Tracking NCAA gold: Track and field standouts put months of training to test
For a few select members of women’s track and field, the season ends this weekend in the best possible way: a trip to Nationals.
Time is running out for Maroons seeking NCAA bids
After a welcome respite from competition last weekend, the pressure is back on for Chicago’s track and field teams this weekend.
Chicago comes up short in quest for second at UAAs
At the UAA Championships, the women’s track and field team narrowly fell short of their goal for the second time in two weeks.
At outdoor UAAs, Maroons look to top indoor showing
Men’s track was so close to gold at the UAA Indoor Championships in March, they could smell it.
A couple of seconds here, a couple of inches there, and three points wound up separating the Maroons from the conference crown.
As teams travel to Eagle Invite, thoughts will be on preparing for UAA meet
Despite the season having started only two weeks ago, the track and field teams are already feeling the pressure to produce peak performances with the UAA Championship meet looming on the horizon just one week away.