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Koch and Kucharski named GLIAC Players of the Week

HOUGHTON — This week, the Michigan Tech Huskies football team had two players honored by the GLIAC in senior linebacker Chase Koch and junior kicker Avery Kucharski. They have been honored as GLIAC Football Players of the Week for the second time this season. Koch is the GLIAC Defensive ...

Rhein named GLIAC Cross Country Athlete of the Week

HOUGHTON — Michigan Tech Huskies senior Sophia Rhein has been named the GLIAC Cross Country Athlete of the Week, the conference announced Monday. Sophia Rhein won the women's 6K at the season-opening Oshkosh Titan Fall Classic on Saturday. Rhein crossed the line with a time of 21:27.3, 15 ...

Lakes football rolls to win over Norway

LAKE LINDEN — Lake Linden-Hubbell Lakes football coach Brett Gervais knows every year that his team will be in a battle whenever, and wherever, they face the Norway Knights. Saturday was no exception at Ron Warner Field. The two teams battled, but it was a strong first quarter by the host ...

Gremlins football struggles in home loss to Patriots

HOUGHTON — The Houghton Gremlins football team fell to 1-3 on the football season Friday after a 38-26 loss to the Westwood Patriots at home. It was the tale of two halves. While the Gremlins outscored their opponent 12-8 in the second half, it could not make up for a 30-14 Patriots’ ...

Keweenaw Jiu Jitsu competitors travel to Wisconsin Dells

WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. — Saturday, four competitors from Keweenaw Jiu Jitsu went to Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, to compete in the Grappling Industries Brazilian Jiu Jitsu tournament. Tom Knewtson, coach Stan Myaskovskiy, Pearl Murr, and Brett Huuki all competed and won medals in their ...

Huskies soccer plays to draw with Lakers Sunday

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. — The Michigan Tech Huskies soccer team played to a 1-1 draw against Roosevelt on the road Sunday afternoon. The Huskies dominated possession and tied the game in the second half. "It was a tough game today against a physical opponent in the pouring rain," Huskies coach Melissa Kuhar said. "I'm glad we could walk away with a point, even though I would have loved a win. I am still proud of the fight our girls had. "We came out hot and created so many chances from the first whistle. We just couldn't put the ball in the back of the net.” Kuhar felt that her ...