Physical education
Soccer scoreboard
Men's soccer claimed its first UAA title with a 14-4 overall record (5-2 in the UAA). The team made it to the NCAA Division III regional semifinals before being defeated by Ohio Wesleyan. Women's soccer posted a 6-11 overall record. Several players earned honors. Fourth-year midfielder Pat Barry was the first men's soccer player to be named to a NCAA Division III All-America Team, with a position on the Third Team. Fourth-year defender Liz Gimson was selected for the NCAA Division III All-Central Region Team.

Football finals
Chicago football posted a 6-3 overall record, its fifth straight winning season. The Maroons were 1-3 in UAA play. Sixteen players were named to the All-University Athletic Association First and Second Teams. First Team selections included defensive tackle Arlen Wiley, tackle Rick Lloyd, tight end Adam Cushing, and wide receiver Brian Gutbrod, all fourth-years, as well as third-year quarterback Josh Dunn and second-year wideout Jim Raptis.

Cross Country
Three U of C runners competed in the NCAA Division III Men's and Women's Cross Country Championships in November, and two earned All-America recognition. Second-years Tom Haxton and Patrick Sullivan finished 29th and 81st, respectively, earning Haxton an All-American citation. Third-year Wendy Sullivan merited All-American status by placing 25th.

Wrestling with rankings
The wrestling team ranked fifth out of 25 in the NCAA Division III in a January poll conducted by the National Wrestling Coaches Association. At 141 pounds, fourth-year J. R. Moore ranked eighth in his weight class.

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