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No. 3 women’s track secures 10th-straight UAA title, No. 13 men’s finish third

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By Anna Crook
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The WashU women’s track team celebrates their 10th straight University Athletic Association Title. (Courtesy of WashU Athletics) In the last decade, the University Athletic Association (UAA) has only known one champion in women’s outdoor track and field: the WashU Bears. On April 25 and 26, the No. 3 Bears successfully defended 10 years of history to claim the 2026 UAA title with 221 points.
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No. 11 softball sweeps UChicago in first UAA series win, improves to 16-3-1

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By Anna Crook
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Junior Maria Brooks winds up to pitch. (Max Silberg | Staff Photographer) In the bottom of the sixth inning with two outs, junior third baseman Kennedy Grippo crushed the ball over the left-center wall to walk it off for the Bears. She ran home to her teammates huddled at the plate, celebrating the Bears’ 12-4 victory in the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader against the University of Chicago. It couldn’t get any better than this.
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No. 16 women’s basketball finishes the season strong with Senior Day victory over No. 17 UChicago

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By Anna Crook
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Junior Lexy Harris led the Bears to a win over UChicago. (Bobby Kaplan | Staff Photographer) In the first two minutes of WashU women’s basketball’s matchup against the No. 17 University of Chicago, senior forward Jordan Rich racked up an impressive 4 points, two steals, and an assist. Rich’s strong start came after an emotional Senior Day ceremony, where Rich, as the sole senior on the team, was celebrated by her teammates and family before being awarded the Robert L.
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