UMSL Tritons weekly roundup for Nov. 27-Dec. 3 - UMSL Daily

Angela Johnson, senior on the UMSL women's basketball team

Angela Johnson, senior on the UMSL women's basketball team, scored 14 points to help the UMSL Tritons defeat Missouri Baptist University on overtime last week. (Photo by Danny Reise)

The Department of Athletics at the University of Missouri–St. Louis compiles a weekly news roundup about the UMSL Tritons. Click the headings below for more information.

MEN’S BASKETBALL
The UMSL men’s basketball team defeated Lincoln University (Jefferson City, Mo.), 81-71, last Saturday in its lone game of the week. Junior Darian Cartharn led five Triton players in double figure scoring with 18 points. UMSL improved to 5-1 and will host Maryville University (Town and Country, Mo.) on Wednesday night.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
The UMSL women’s basketball team picked up a pair of wins last week over fellow St. Louis area schools, defeating Missouri Baptist University (Creve Coeur, Mo.) in overtime, 73-70, last Tuesday and defeating Lindenwood University (St. Charles, Mo.) on the road Saturday, 67-62. The Tritons stand at 3-1 overall and host Maryville University on Wednesday.

LATEST NEWS

Aspire Software CEO Mark Tipton named UMSL’s 2024 Entrepreneur of the YearDec 2, 2024
Social work graduate Brianna Jones works to serve UMSL and the St. Louis communityDec 2, 2024
Keagan Bland set to become first graduate of UMSL’s Business Accelerated Master’s programDec 2, 2024
Eye on UMSL: A timeless holiday classicDec 2, 2024
Business and tennis alum Marina Prediger lands new position as internal auditor with Lenovo BrasilDec 2, 2024
UMSL Tritons weekly rewindDec 2, 2024
Five questions with Nathan Muchhala, associate professor of biologyNov 27, 2024
Hidden history: Theresa Coble leads a federal initiative recognizing women’s stories across national parks, lands and programsNov 26, 2024
Lester Stewart, Kaje Sanford and Melissa Laurenti receive UMSL Hero AwardsNov 25, 2024
Eye on UMSL: Turkey and taxesNov 25, 2024

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Social work graduate Brianna Jones works to serve UMSL and the St. Louis community

Social work graduate Brianna Jones works to serve UMSL and the St. Louis community

Jones is president of the Student Social Work Association, and her work on campus earned her the 2024 UMSL Student Leadership Award for Outstanding Service to the Community.

Social work graduate Brianna Jones works to serve UMSL and the St. Louis community

Jones is president of the Student Social Work Association, and her work on campus earned her the 2024 UMSL Student Leadership Award for Outstanding Service to the Community.

Social work graduate Brianna Jones works to serve UMSL and the St. Louis community

Dec 2, 2024

Jones is president of the Student Social Work Association, and her work on campus earned her the 2024 UMSL Student Leadership Award for Outstanding Service to the Community.

Business and tennis alum Marina Prediger lands new position as internal auditor with Lenovo Brasil

In her new role, the BSBA and MBA graduate performs audits focused on the internal operations of the company, providing independent insights related to risks and improvement potentials.

Keagan Bland set to become first graduate of UMSL’s Business Accelerated Master’s program

Dec 2, 2024

Bland chose to pursue information systems and technology when she transferred to UMSL, and she took a full summer course load to finish the Accelerated Master’s program this winter.

UMSL Tritons weekly rewind

UMSL Tritons weekly rewind

Savon Wykle led four UMSL players in double figures with 14 points – nine in the second half – to help the men’s basketball team secure its first win of the season in Saturday’s GLVC opener at Illinois Springfield.

UMSL Tritons weekly rewind

Savon Wykle led four UMSL players in double figures with 14 points – nine in the second half – to help the men’s basketball team secure its first win of the season in Saturday’s GLVC opener at Illinois Springfield.

UMSL Tritons weekly rewind

Dec 2, 2024

Savon Wykle led four UMSL players in double figures with 14 points – nine in the second half – to help the men’s basketball team secure its first win of the season in Saturday’s GLVC opener at Illinois Springfield.