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Blake Elliott ‘03 selected to NFF College Football Hall of Fame
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Blake Elliott ‘03 selected to NFF College Football Hall of Fame

2003 SJU graduate Blake Elliott has been selected by the National Football Foundation to be elected to their College Football Hall of Fame this winter. Elliott was a member of the Johnnies 2003 national championship winning team, won the Gagliardi Trophy in the same year and currently holds 29 St. John’s program records.

Bennie cross country wins first meet of the season
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Bennie cross country wins first meet of the season

After their first meet, the CSB cross country team is off to a hot start, placing first out of seven teams. Now, after having their

Johnnie golf tees off into the 2025 fall season with an away stretch
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Johnnie golf tees off into the 2025 fall season with an away stretch

A new season has begun for the St. John’s University golf team, and the Johnnies are determined to make a run at the MIAC Championship.

Johnnie soccer enters new era under revamped coaching staff
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Johnnie soccer enters new era under revamped coaching staff

Tudor Flintham returns to SJU as head coach after serving in the same position at Gustavus Adolphus College for the past seven years. A 2006 graduate of SJU, Flintham also served as associate head coach for SJU from 2010-14 and an assistant coach for CSB from 2012-14. The Johnnies welcomed 18 first-years to their team.

Johnnie rugby wins first game of the season against Moorhead
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Johnnie rugby wins first game of the season against Moorhead

The SJU rugby team started their season 1-0, following a 30-12 win this past Saturday against Moorhead. With much of the season still ahead of

Bennie volleyball rolls to an undefeated start
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Bennie volleyball rolls to an undefeated start

After two tournaments, the CSB volleyball team is off to a 7-0 start to the season. They hosted a home tournament two weeks ago and

No. 3 seeded Johnnies seek more success in ‘25 playoffs than ‘24
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No. 3 seeded Johnnies seek more success in ‘25 playoffs than ‘24

The St. John’s baseball team ended their regular season with a 25-14 overall record and a 14-6 record in conference play. The Johnnies will enter

Bennies enter MIAC conference playoffs as No. 2 seed
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Bennies enter MIAC conference playoffs as No. 2 seed

The CSB softball team recently clinched the No. 2 seed in the MIAC playoffs and are currently on an eight-game win streak. With postseason play

St. John’s sets school records in 4x100m and 4x800m
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St. John’s sets school records in 4x100m and 4x800m

Two SJU relays broke school records at the Drake Relays. On April 24, the 4×800-meter relay team, comprised of junior Owen Montreuil, junior Nick St.

St. John’s announces new interim athletic director
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St. John’s announces new interim athletic director

St. John’s hired Dan O’Brien for the interim athletic director position on April 23. This comes following the announcement made on April 9 that Bob