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Huskies soccer drops second game to Wildcats

MARQUETTE — The Michigan Tech Huskies soccer team fell 4-0 at rival Northern Michigan Sunday. The Wildcats scored three goals in the first half and one in the second. Sole Corley found the back of the net 1:53 into the game from Irene Kiilunen to get the home team on the board. Izzy ...

Purple Hornets football puts late sting to Bulldogs

L'ANSE — It was the battle of the “three-and-fours” in Friday night football in L'Anse. Either the L'Anse Purple Hornets or the Hancock Bulldogs were going to break even at the .500 mark (4-4) at the end of Week Eight of high school football. While the Bulldogs carried the lead for more ...

College Athlete of the Week

Michigan Tech defenseman Luke Shipley scored twice in the third period to help lift the Huskies to a sweep of the Alaska Nanooks with a 4-2 win Saturday. Michigan Tech won 3-0 Friday. The sophomore transfer from Massachusetts-Lowell scored just two goals his freshman year with the Redhawks ...

Sweet 16

HOUGHTON — The No. 14 Michigan Tech Huskies football team had one goal in mind, not have a letdown after defeating the Grand Valley State Lakers two weeks ago at Kearly Stadium. Saturday, the Huskies gave up some late scores and yardage, but in the end, they earned a 56-33 win over the ...

Huskies hockey sweeps Nanooks to improve to 5-1

HOUGHTON — With a 3-0 shutout win Friday and a 4-2 win Saturday, the No. 14 Michigan Tech Huskies hockey team swept the visiting Alaska Nanooks this season at the MacInnes Student Ice Arena. With the wins, the Huskies improved to 5-1 overall, and finished with non-conference play until the ...

Huskies volleyball plays well, but drops two of three at Crossover

HAMMOND, Ind. — The Michigan Tech Huskies volleyball team split a pair of matches at the 18th annual Midwest Region Volleyball Crossover Tournament, then dropped another Saturday. The Huskies swept Findlay, 3-0, in the morning and fell in five to Missouri-St. Louis in the afternoon. They followed that up with a five-set loss to No. 22 Indianapolis Saturday afternoon. With the results of the weekend, the Huskies are now 10-11 on the season overall, and remain 5-5 in GLIAC play. Michigan Tech, 3 Findlay 0 The Huskies took down Findlay, 25-21, 25-23, and 25-23, to begin the day ...