SLU's Koerkenmeier named A-10 women's basketball rookie of the year SLU's Alyssa Koerkenmeier, who went to Breese Mater Dei, was named the Atlantic 10 Conference women's basketball rookie of the year

SLU's Koerkenmeier named A-10 women's basketball rookie of the year (updated with quotes from Koerkenmeier). www.stltoday.com/sports/colle...

SLU's Koerkenmeier named A-10 women's basketball rookie of the year SLU's Alyssa Koerkenmeier, who went to Breese Mater Dei, was named the Atlantic 10 Conference women's basketball rookie of the year

A few other honors, third team all-conference, all-defensive team, all-rookie team, as well for the pride of Clinton County www.stltoday.com/sports/colle...

AJ Casey of Evansville (and briefly SLU) is the MVC player of the week after his 37-point game against Valparaiso, which included a game-tying and a game-winning 3-pointer.

At this point, they're probably safe no matter what happens.

SLU hanging on, drops to 25th in AP poll.

Teuchert has created some nice chances in limited time in the first two games, which is encouraging, but hasn't been able to finish. Which is less encouraging. Looks like he's ready for starter-level minutes now.

Slow start puts St. Louis City SC in a hole as it loses to San Diego 2-0 St. Louis City SC gave up a goal three minutes into the game and while it started to play better, couldn't score and fell to San Diego 2-0

Let's see. The team got off to a bad start and had trouble finishing. Oh, and five likely starters weren't in the lineup. So maybe a 2-0 loss for City SC wasn't as bad as it could have been. The gamer, with reaction from Damet, Teuchert www.stltoday.com/sports/profe...

Final from San Diego: San Diego 2, City SC 0. A few good moments for City SC, but nowhere near enough. Burki with 4 saves to keep the score as close as it was. Teuchert with some nice chances after he came on, but still no finishing from team. Totland leaves with injury.

Totland leaves in the 72nd minute with an injury. Made a run defensively, pulled up in immediately signaled to bench he was hurt. MacNaughton comes on, so no Mbacke tonight for City SC

McSorley, Pompeu on for Jeong, Perez in the 58th minute

Ingvartsen in the 54th minute puts San Diego up 2-0 on City SC. Dreyer with the assist this time.

Totland in for Santos at the half

It's all Becher, incidentally.

At the half, San Diego 1, City SC 0. Looked really bad for City SC at the start, but after about 13 minutes, they settled down and even had some scoring chances that Becher couldn't finish. Shots 5-2 in favor of SD; neither City SC shot required a save City actually with lead on xG, .8-.7

3 minutes in, San Diego scores to take 1-0 lead on City SC Dreyer scores for San Diego

Damet on Perez: "He's grown a lot in six weeks and it gave me a lot of confidence in terms of what he can do. He's still a young player that has a lot to develop but I thought he was ready (vs. Charlotte), and there wasn't a doubt for me he should be on the pitch and he should participate."

Five things to know about St. Louis City SC at San Diego on Sunday St. Louis City SC makes its first West Coast trip of the year to face San Diego, the league's newest expansion team which broke most of City SC's records for

Among these five things is Miguel Perez talking about getting back in the lineup with the first team for the first time since 2023. He used the word "joy" multiple times. He's starting tonight www.stltoday.com/sports/profe...

Roster notes: Hartel is home on baby watch, so not on roster today. Perez moves into starting lineup, which should change how team sets up. Yaro on bench this time instead of Hiebert. Mbacke on the bench, we'll see if he plays.

Starting 11 for City SC: Burki; Orozco, Baumgartl, Polvara; Wallem, Santos; Durkin, Edelman; Jeong, Perez, Becher. Bench: Lundt, Joyner, MacNaughton, Mbacke, McSorley, Pompeu, Teuchert, Totland, Yaro.

SLU closes in on Atlantic 10 title with win over Duquesne as Robbie Avila scores 23 Robbie Avila scored 23 points, 21 of them in the second half, as SLU came back from 12 points down to beat Duquesne and move within a win of the

Otieno gets physical, Dunlap sinks a miracle, McCottry watches from the bench and Avila goes wild in the second half as SLU looks like its old self, for the most part. The final gamer, with reaction from Schertz, Avila www.stltoday.com/sports/colle...

SLU wins 91-76. 23 points for Avila, 21 in the second half

3:11 to go, SLU up 79-74 and has the ball.

Amari McCottry has not played in the second half

SLU 61, Duquesne 56 with 11:41 to go, Thames at the line for two free throws. SLU had a stretch where Avila scored 15 consecutive points for SLU as it went up 60-50

Nine straight points by Avila and SLU goes up 54-45 and Duquesne takes another time out, with 15:32 to go. Avila had two points in the first half, now has 11. SLU up 15-4 in second half

SLU with 5-0 start to the second half to take 44-41 lead and Otieno at the line for one after this Duquesne timeout

Otieno instead of McCottry to start the second half

Fourth straight game SLU has trailed at the half

At the half, Duquesne 41, SLU 39. SLU had a take the lead at the half but Jones missed a 3. Jones with 8, Dunlap, Sharma, Green with 6. SLU ended up shooting better on 3's than Duquesne, 47% to 45.5%. McCottry played just 6 minutes

Duquesne 26, SLU 23, 7:56 to go in first, Avila going to the line to shoot 2. Duquesne has made 1 of its last 9 shots