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Until recently, the men's and women's golf teams had no place to call their own during the long Minnesota winters. When temperatures dipped and snow piled up outside, the teams would have to utilize a number of different facilities around the Twin Cities metro area to practice.
The No. 19-ranked Gophers' softball team wants to be seen as a powerhouse. But not just one in the Big Ten, where the team has finished 84-11 over the past five seasons, but in all of college softball. So far in 2019, their record and schedule have accomplished that.
Last year's Big Ten Championships in Ann Arbor, Michigan didn't not go as the Minnesota Gophers men's gymnastics team had planned. The No. 2 ranked Gophers were the favorites heading into an event the team had prepared for all season.
Junior Amir Coffey announced his intention to declare for the NBA Draft. He could still return to the team for his senior season with full eligibility if he is not drafted.
Khalid Hussein, a freshman on the Gophers men’s track and field team, recently represented the United States at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships in Denmark.
Drew Hmielewski came to the University of Minnesota two years ago as one of a select category of athlete: a two-sport Division I athlete.
Since the Minnesota women's tennis team (10-7, 3-2 Big Ten) concluded their 2018 season last spring, senior Bita Mancera realized her tennis career was near its end. Now in her final season, she's put everything she has into each shot.
Minnesota got another Division III victory on Tuesday, this time it was against St. Scholastica. The Gophers scored early and often and powered to a 14-4 victory in head coach John Anderson's 1,300th win.
After a weekend of year-end competition, six members of the Minnesota’s men’s swimming and diving team returned home from the NCAA Championships with several top place finishes and four broken school records.
The game was tied and the bases were loaded. Minnesota first baseman Cole McDevitt swung at a wild pitch for his third strike in the bottom of the ninth inning. However, the ball got away from the Nebraska catcher, and Minnesota's pinch runner Riley Smith scored the winning run in walk-off fashion when he beat the throw home and jumped into his teammates who met him on the field.
Although the No. 35 Minnesota men's tennis team (12-5, 1-4 Big Ten) began the season on fire, the momentum from their non-conference schedule has not transferred over after dropping their fourth consecutive match.
Gophers' guard Isaiah Washington intends to transfer to another university. Washington announced his intentions via a Twitter statement on Monday.
One week ago, Lexy Ramler was honored as the Big Ten Gymnast of the Year. The next afternoon, Ramler competed at the Big Ten Championships, claiming the Big Ten beam title and a share of the all-Around title. Four days later, she became an All-American.
Now that their season has ended, players from the Gophers' women’s basketball team are beginning to unpack the memories from their time playing under head coach Lindsay Whalen.
When Minnesota needed runs, first baseman Hope Brandner provided the Gophers with an offensive spark.
On a cold, Sunday afternoon at Jane Sage Cowles Stadium, the Gophers entertained the home crowd with 13 runs in a Big Ten doubleheader.
Minnesota catcher Eli Wilson was the hero on Friday when he hit a 3-run, walk-off home run in the 10th inning to give the Gophers a 5-2 victory. The team is back against Nebraska on Saturday at 1 p.m.
Minnesota started its home season with a dominant victory over Big Ten foe Purdue 5-1. The two teams reconvene Saturday for the second game of the series.
Minnesota opened its home schedule with a single game against Division III Augsburg on Wednesday. The Gophers won 9-3 over the Auggies.
After the Gophers' men's tennis team lost both their No. 1 and No. 2 singles players to graduation a year ago, Josip Krstanovic knew his role during his senior season was going to increase drastically.
