Chicago-Wash U coming up NEXT

Live on Go Maroons, starting at 11 a.m. for the men and 1:30 p.m. for the women. Click the picture to the right to listen, and email us at gomaroons@gmail.com.

Tune in tonight for men’s basketball exhibition vs. UIC

With the NBA on hiatus, Go Maroons LIVE takes care of your basketball fix tonight, as Chicago takes on the University of Illinois-Chicago in an exhibition game on the West Side.

Tune in at 7 p.m. for our audio broadcast, available for free through a variety of players.

This is big time: Women’s soccer hosts Wheaton and men’s soccer takes on North Park

Two of the Maroons’ biggest and best nonconference foes come to Stagg Field today, as Chicago hosts a women’s and men’s soccer doubleheader starting at 4 p.m. Central.

It’s been raining all day, so we’ll be working our coverage around the conditions. Tune in for more on Go Maroons LIVE. It’s a day of soccer you won’t want to miss.

Men’s soccer kicks off home schedule, live on Go Maroons audio

Join us for Chicago vs. Elmhurst at 4 p.m. Central, in the home debut of the 4-1-1 Maroons.

Go Maroons LIVE: Women’s soccer hosts Aurora, Saturday at 2 p.m.

Claire Mackevicius had a lovely touch in the box to open herself for the game-winning goal last Sunday. (Photo by Dave Hilbert)

The Maroons return home for Game 4, taking on frequent postseason foe Aurora at 2 p.m. on Saturday. Don’t miss all the action on Go Maroons LIVE, starting at 1:45 p.m. Listen by computer or phone—and email us at gomaroons@gmail.com.

Kick-off: Live Chicago women’s soccer broadcast Sunday at 1 p.m. CT

Brigette Kragie will be looked upon to help lead a multi-pronged Chicago attack in 2011. (Photo by Dave Hilbert)

Go Maroons LIVE kicks off its 2011 schedule of University of Chicago soccer broadcasts with Sunday’s women’s soccer game against Dominican. Updated listen links are available by visiting the Go Maroons landing page.

Time to prove it: Chicago – Wash U III, LIVE at 6 p.m. CT

Joann Torres lit up Greensboro on several open looks. Which Maroon will step up tonight? (Photo by Chicago SID Dave Hilbert)

Having already downed Wash U twice, for the first time in program history, Chicago now looks to make it official tonight. A Final Four berth in Bloomington, Ill., is at stake.

Despite some recent injuries that have struck the Bears, there’s no doubt they’ll be as competitive as ever on the neutral court. And the Maroons themselves have a rested lineup that will look to exploit several advantages.

It’s a can’t-miss matchup tonight at 6 p.m. CT on Go Maroons LIVE!

It’s Maroons madness: Chicago vs. Greensboro, 4 p.m. CT

Morgan Herrick contributed top-notch defense against Calvin. (Photo by Chicago SID Dave Hilbert)

Live audio (by phone or computer) available shortly before 4 p.m. CT today. Chicago marches on to take on Greensboro! NEXT.

Maroons march on: Chicago-Calvin LIVE at 5:45 p.m. CT

Meghan Herrick pours in 25 vs. Hanover. (Photo by Dave Hilbert, UC SID)

No matter how much yesterday’s NCAA tournament opener marked a new start and an all-new test for the Maroons, it was the same old Chicago women’s basketball team dominating with size, athleticism, defense and shooting.

Official recap is at the official athletics site. Meghan Herrick scored 19 of her 25 points in the first half and was the dominant two-way force she often is, including keeping Hanover to a one-gun offense. Morgan Herrick and Taylor Simpson added reliable work in the post.

Yesterday’s game was one of runs, though Chicago’s came first and their answers were always larger than Hanover’s. And both Calvin and Chicago were able to run out to big leads and rest their starters in the second half yesterday.

Join us once again on Go Maroons LIVE, starting at 5:45 p.m. CT. Links for computer and mobile devices at Go Maroons LIVE. (Unfortunately, we learned that the audio is well behind the host’s video-only feed.)

Go Maroons LIVE: Chicago-Hanover at 4 CT

Go Maroons LIVE has you covered for tonight’s NCAA tournament first-round game. We’ve recently learned that Calvin is providing a video-only broadcast, so while we won’t be in sync with that feed, we will be able to provide exclusive audio.

You can listen by computer or smartphone. Listen links and other details are available by visiting the Go Maroons LIVE page.