Christian Nagy figured in victories in both singles and doubles as the Carleton College men’s tennis team posted a 6-3 victory over University of St. Thomas on Wednesday evening. The triumph secured a first-round bye for the Knights in the upcoming MIAC Playoffs.

Hayden Tsutsui had two hits, scored one run, and drove home another RBI, but the Carleton College baseball team dropped a non-conference contest at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse by a 13-5 margin.

Last week, Hayden Tsutsui had a fantastic seven days at the plate and in the field, a stretch that resulted in the sophomore being selected as the catcher on the D3baseball.com national Team-of-the-Week for April 14-20.

Playing as an individual, Ned Rohrbach carded a final-round even-par 72 and tied for 11th overall out of 87 players at the Bobby Krig Invitational hosted by Gustavus Adolphus College.

In its two previous conference doubleheaders, the Carleton College baseball team let a final-inning lead slip away in game one before getting a stellar pitching performance in game two to earn a split. The script played out the exact same way on Tuesday, as the Knights yielded two runs in the bottom of the seventh inning and dropped game one to host Hamline University by a 5-4 tally. Behind a complete-game effort by Nolan Baker, Carleton bounced back and won the nightcap, 3-1.

Carleton College's Shannon Holden notched the second victory of her young career last Friday. Previously the MIAC's individual medalist at the conference championship in the fall, the Knights' rookie claimed first-place with a great performance in a head-to-head dual with conference foe Gustavus, Adolphus as her team played exactly even with the Gusties. For her performance, Holden was named the MIAC Women's Golf Athlete-of-the-Week for the second time in 2013-14.