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Swimmers, SAAC members volunteer at Special Olympics swim meet
The Student Athletic Advisory Comittee and the CSB/SJU swim and dive teams hosted a Special Olympics swim meet for two local teams, the Monticello Mavericks
Key to success for the Twins is a healthy dugout
Many look down on the Twins for their upsetting 2021 season which saw them finish last in the division. What I think is more important
Athletes play through unexpectedly cold season
Throughout this spring, both Bennie and Johnnie sports teams have had to work around the inclement weather that has come this April. Track and field,
Snowy weather does not stop softball success
The Bennies took on St. Scholastica for a doubleheader on Sunday, April 3. The team took advantage of one big inning to earn the win.
Women’s sports deserve more media coverage
Two things occurred to me when I sat down to write this. The strongest people I know are all women, and some things, even in
Outdoor season opens with broken record, personal bests
The CSB track and field team took their season outdoors this past weekend, competing against more than 20 other teams at the Hamline invite on
First-year duo tackle 13th season together
Sophia Jonas and Livi Boily have played 13 consecutive years of basketball together, begining in third grade. The duo from Hudson, Wis., are part of the young team’s six- member 2025 recruiting class. CSB will graduate one senior at the end of this year.
Bennies sweep MIAC competitor Macalester 9-0 Saturday
The CSB Tennis team completed a sweep of the Macalester team on Saturday, April 2, winning all three doubles rounds and all six singles rounds.
IWL, rugby to host women in sports panel with senior Bennies
The Institute for Women’s Leadership is partnering with the CSB rugby team this Friday, April 8, to host a student-athlete panel on women in sports
Senior goalie named an All-American
Fifth-year senior goalie Mac Berglove finished his Johnnie career on March 2 against St. Olaf. He was the third-oldest player in the MIAC this year, and he finished his season with 47 saves on goal. He ends his career with 30 wins, the eighth-most wins in program history. Berglove signed a professional contract with the Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs on March 7, only five days after finishing his career as a Johnnie.