Both the men and women of the cross country squad are rolling into conference match-ups after top finishes at the Aurora Invitational and the St. Francis Invitational.
Both the No. 8 men's and no. 9 women's tennis teams earned at-large bids to the NCAA Tournament. The men host their side of Regionals at Stagg Field this weekend, while the women head to UW-Whitewater.
In the loaded UAA Championship tournament, the No. 5 men's tennis team fell to No. 8 Carnegie Mellon in the third-place match. It easily dispatched Rochester in the first round but lost to No. 7 Wash U the day before it played Carnegie.
The UChicago Men's Tennis Team faced No. 18 ranked Gustavus Adolphus over the weekend, winning in decisive fashion by taking seven matches out of nine.
A fourth-place finish of 16 teams is nothing to sniff at, and the men's track and field squad achieved just that at the Chicagoland Championships this past weekend.
Hopefully the weather doesn't rain on the baseball team's parade this weekend as they take a two-day, four-game stand against Robert Morris-Peoria and Lawrence.
Coming off an indoor season in which the women's track and field squad boasted two All-American and one National Champion performances, the ladies will look to build on this success in the great outdoors. The men's team finished in a respectable 4th place at the UAA Indoor Championship, but they have plans to improve at the Ted Haydon Invitational this weekend. .
The men's and women's tennis teams competed against DePauw this weekend with both teams coming away with 8–1 wins. The No. 4 men's team beat their No. 34 opponent while the No. 15 women upset the No. 13 Tigers.
With the men's and women's swim and dive teams coming off of first-place victories at the Midwest Invitational, both squads look to make a splash at the UAA Championship this weekend.
The Windy City Invitational provided an opportunity for the men's track and field squads to bounce back after a 9th place finish at the UW-Whitewater Warhawks Invite last weekend, while the women looked to continue their dominating streak. The women picked up where they left off, winning their side while the men finished second out of 10 teams..
While swim and dive are often mentioned in the same breath, the men's and women's diving teams head to UIC on their own to participate in the Diving Invitational. The Maroons also swept the UAA Divers of the Week last week.
The Chicago swimming and diving teams will take on Lake Forest and No. 5 Olivet this weekend. The men's team is currently ranked ninth while the women are ranked eighth.
The men's and women's swim and dive squads look to bounce back after a defeat at the hands of D1 program UW-Milwaukee. Both teams head to Indiana to take on DePauw and Calvin.
The men's basketball team went to Washington state to take on Pacific Lutheran and Puget Sound and was able to come away with two solid wins. The squad next plays on Wednesday at Wheaton.
After securing a victory in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday, a struggling Maroon offense fell in the second round on Sunday to bring the women's soccer season to an end.
The women's soccer team lost conference rivalry game against WashU by a score of 2–0, but were still selected by the NCAA Committee to compete in the post-season tournament. Although the fourth-years didn't win their last home game, they will get the chance to continue their careers against Sewanee..
After defeating Case Western 1–0 in overtime on Friday, the men's soccer squad was knocked on its heels Sunday when Carnegie earned a goal in the ninth minutes of play. Chicago was unable to convert the rest of the match, bringing their record to 10–5–2. .
The men's soccer squad faced off against Aurora this weekend during their opponent's Senior Day. Chicago made quick work of their adversary, scoring three goals in the first half of play.
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