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January 4, 2012

Thursday, January 5th, 2012

A lit­tle late, but I just got home.

Jan­u­ary 4, 2012, North­field, Minn. — St. Olaf men’s bas­ket­ball head coach Dan Kos­moski (stand­ing) watches as Char­lie Asle­sen (42) dunks the ball past Condordia’s Jesse Wixo dur­ing a game be­tween St. Olaf and Concordia-Moorhead Jan. 4, 2012 in North­field, Minn. St. Olaf won the game to im­prove to 5–6 (4–2 MIAC).

And a bonus im­age to show the re­ac­tion to the dunk.

Jan­u­ary 4, 2012, North­field, Minn. — The St. Olaf bench re­acts to a Char­lie Asle­sen (not shown) dunk dur­ing the sec­ond half of a men’s bas­ket­ball game be­tween St. Olaf and Concordia-Moorhead on Jan. 4, 2012 in North­field, Minn. St. Olaf won the game to im­prove to 5–6 (4–2 MIAC).

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Featured Photo: December 11, 2011

Sunday, December 11th, 2011
Gustavus goaltender John McLean (FY, Eagan, Minn.) watches a shot on goal during a game between the Gusties and Augsburg on December 3, 2011 in Minneapolis. McLean collected 36 saves in the 4-1 victory over the Auggies.

Gus­tavus goal­tender John McLean (FY, Ea­gan, Minn.) watches a shot on goal dur­ing a game be­tween the Gusties and Augs­burg on De­cem­ber 3, 2011 in Min­neapo­lis. McLean col­lected 36 saves in the 4–1 vic­tory over the Aug­gies. (Caleb Williams/d3photography.com)

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Featured Photo: December 7, 2011

Wednesday, December 7th, 2011
Augsburg center Cory Polta puts up a shot over Concordia-Moorhead's Aaron Lindahl during a game between the Auggies and the Cobbers on December 3, 2011 in Minneapolis. Polta had a career high 27 points in the contest, earning M.I.A.C Men's Basketball Player of the Week for his efforts. (Caleb Williams/d3photography.com)

Augs­burg cen­ter Cory Polta puts up a shot over Concordia-Moorhead’s Aaron Lin­dahl dur­ing a game be­tween the Aug­gies and the Cob­bers on De­cem­ber 3, 2011 in Min­neapo­lis. Polta had a ca­reer high 27 points in the con­test, earn­ing M.I.A.C Men’s Bas­ket­ball Player of the Week for his ef­forts. (Caleb Williams/d3photography.com)

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Featured Photo: December 6, 2011

Tuesday, December 6th, 2011

Be­low is a photo from this week­end. Un­like the last blog, this is women’s ice hockey be­tween Augs­burg and Gus­tavus. The game was a score-fest, with Gus­tavus notch­ing a 9–0 win.

Augsburg goalie Brianna Schulz was powerless to stop No. 7 Gustavus's potent offense including this goal by Mollie Carroll (left) in the third period of a NCAA Div. III women's hockey between Augsburg vs. Gustavus Adolphus. Gustavus won the contest 9-0, including 4 goals scored by forward Allie Schwab (not shown). (Caleb Williams/d3photography.com)

Augs­burg goalie Bri­anna Schulz was pow­er­less to stop No. 7 Gustavus’s po­tent of­fense in­clud­ing this goal by Mol­lie Car­roll (left) in the third pe­riod of a NCAA Div. III women’s hockey be­tween Augs­burg vs. Gus­tavus Adol­phus. Gus­tavus won the con­test 9–0, in­clud­ing 4 goals scored by for­ward Al­lie Schwab (not shown). (Caleb Williams/d3photography.com)

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Featured Photo: December 4, 2011

Sunday, December 4th, 2011
Gustavus defenseman Patrick Hurley shoots during the third period of a men's ice hockey game between Gustavus and Augsburg on December 3, 2011. Gustavus won the game 4-1 behind two second period goals by Hurley.

Gus­tavus de­fense­man Patrick Hur­ley shoots dur­ing the third pe­riod of a men’s ice hockey game be­tween Gus­tavus and Augs­burg on De­cem­ber 3, 2011. Gus­tavus won the game 4–1 be­hind two sec­ond pe­riod goals by Hur­ley. (Caleb Williams/d3photography.com)

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