St. John’s Women’s Basketball just unveiled a brutal non-conference slate packed with NCAA Tournament-caliber foes, including a showdown with reigning champs UCLA and a trip to face two Atlantic 10 teams over Thanksgiving. With four of their eleven games against last year’s NCAA teams, they’ll play seven home games, one true road game, and three neutrals — all while building on their strong recent non-conference record. The season kicks off with a four-game home stand featuring Lafayette, Wagner, Quinnipiac, and Rhode Island — where they’ve won their last five openers by 15+ points. They’ll then battle Oklahoma State on the road, take on UCLA at Mohegan Sun Arena (their first matchup with the champs since 2015), and close out December with Temple, Dartmouth, and New Haven. This stacked schedule sets the stage for a fierce, competitive season.

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St. John’s men’s soccer exploded onto the season with a five-goal shutout of Loyola Maryland, their biggest opener win since 1995—and their highest-scoring opener since 1996, the year they captured the National Championship. Four different scorers, including freshman sensation Brage Birkelund Eie (2 goals, 1 assist), powered the attack, while eight players contributed points. The defense was flawless—zero shots on target, clean sheet by keeper Nico Bezama. Now, they’re primed to keep rolling into their next matchup against New Hampshire on August 27.

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St. John’s women’s soccer stunned Towson with a last-minute 2-1 win on Senior Day, capped by sophomore Julia Lombardo’s first collegiate goal with 39 seconds left. Despite being outshot, the Red Storm held strong thanks to standout play from goalkeeper Kayla Bower and key contributions from Telma Steindórsdóttir’s second career goal and Sia Bharadwaj’s first assist. They’re back on the field Sunday at Columbia.

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