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SJU picks up first losses aganst non-DIII opponents
SJU tennis started their season with a win over conference opponent St. Scholastica on Feb. 12. St. Scholastica is a new opponent for SJU tennis
Three athletes compete at indoor nationals
This past weekend two Johnnies and a Bennie attended the NCAA Division III indoor track and field nationals in Winston-Salem, N.C. CSB sophomore Fiona Smith
Predicting the winner of the NCAA March Madness tournament
If you’ve made it to the back page of The Record, your March is almost certainly already mad. I’m from a place where we pretend
Successful spring break trip ends in 32-hour drive
The CSB softball team is off to a swinging start this season with a record of 9-1. On the first day of their spring break
Johnnies falter against tough competition in Florida
The SJU baseball team went 3-8 over the nine-day spring break. Overall, the Johnnies played nine different teams, with some stiff competition. Three teams are
Softball sweeps Wisconsin schools for a 4-0 season start in Mankato
The CSB softball team started off the season with a series of wins this past weekend in Mankato. The team went 4-for-4 with wins over
Basketball wins MIAC championship in close game
SJU won their third consecutive MIAC Championship Feb. 27 in Collegeville, defeating Macalester 75-71. In the final seconds of the Johnnies’ victory over Macalester, senior
SJU track wins first-ever indoor conference title
SJU track and field won their first MIAC Indoor Championship title in program history on Feb. 26. The Johnnies’ 185 points were enough to best runner-up Concordia’s 139 points. Senior Maguire Petersen led the team with a conference record 5,118 points in the heptathlon.
Bennies record all-MIAC finishes at conference championship
The St. Ben’s track and field team took fifth place at the MIAC conference last week to finish up their indoor season. Senior Stephanie Pickthorn
Kyler Murray: franchise QB or franchise crybaby?
Kyler Murray is without doubt one of the best young quarterbacks in the National Football League. The 5’10” 2019 first overall pick has proven the