After tasting revenge against No. 3 Thomas More in the Sweet Sixteen, the No. 11 women's soccer squad defeated No. 18 Pomona-Pitzer to advance to the Final Four.
Despite solid offensive performances from the entire squad, the men's basketball team lost on a last-second bucket to start the year against North Park. They have an opportunity to rebound this weekend against Lake Forest.
After solid finishes from a slew of runners, the men's and women's cross country teams were able to snatch fourth and first place, respectively, at the Illinois Intercollegiate meet this weekend.
This year has been full of excitement for Chicago athletics, as ten of the 17 varsity teams made their respective NCAA Championships. The women contributed six of these berths while the men's side chipped in four NCAA bids.
Fourth-year softball star Jordan Poole is approaching her final days on the mound for the Maroons and is certainly going out in style. The pitcher set records just last week, throwing a no-hitter against Hope College to lead UChicago to victory. Even more impressive was that the no-hitter was not her first: she also allowed...
The softball team has embarked on a 12-game home stand, and they will have completed half of it by the end of this weekend. The squad faces two double-headers against two CCIW teams: North Park and North Central (IL).
Playing four games in two days, the softball team bounced back after being swept by Lake Forest last week. The Maroons defeated Kalamazoo easily, but split with UW-Whitewater, finishing 3–1 on the weekend.
From a top 25 ranking to joining a new conference, fourth-year wide receiver Sam Coleman recently finished his collegiate career with one of the most exciting seasons in the history of UChicago football. In the squad’s first year playing in the Southern Athletic Association, Coleman led the team to a 6–4 overall record, 5–3 in...
A four-year starter, Nicole Mullen has been the cornerstone to building a nationally-ranked soccer program and led the squad to three NCAA tournaments.
Catt Young, fourth-year All-American cross country runner, has proven to dominate her collegiate career on and off the course. The Women's Athletic Association president will leave women's athletics at the University better than the way she found it. .
Both the men's and women's cross country teams did extremely well at the extremely competitive AAE Invite, with the women finishing in third place. The men held their own; striding into 14th place out of 45 teams.
Before most UChicago students even arrived on campus, the men's and women's tennis squads have found extreme success against Division I competition in their fall seasons.
After beating the defending champion Amherst College, the Maroons fell in two consecutive matches to bring their historic season to an end. In the NCAA DIII National Championship semifinals, the No. 8 South Siders lost to No. 6 Middlebury College 5–1. Chicago came into the match at a disadvantage after its previous match against Amherst...
With just a week to go before the NCAA DIII National Championships, the men's and women's track and field squads competed among a field of talented athletes at North Central College in a last chance effort to qualify and hone their skills.
The men's tennis squad defeated Coe and Gustavus Adolphus this weekend to earn the program's first invitation to the DIII National Championship. Led by first-year Nick Chua, the squad will face Amherst in their first match.
The men's and women's swimming and diving team will look to make their final adjustments and qualifying times for Nationals this weekend in the Midwest Invitational. The meet will be hosted by Chicago.
The men's and women's swimming and diving squads suffered decisive losses to DI UW-Milwaukee this weekend. It was both team's first loss since early November.
The wrestling team had a solid showing at the Concordia Open last weekend in Wisconsin with three wrestlers placing in the top eight of their weight classes.
Women's soccer dropped its last regular season game to Wash U 1–0. The squad ended the season ranked second in the UAA and earned a NCAA tournament bid.
This weekend, volleyball (19–8) hosts the second UAA Round Robin, hoping to bounce back from a mediocre performance last week at the Tiffany Robinson Memorial.
Chicago cross country candidly cruises to conquests over competitors as men finish third, and women take fourth
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