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Huskies volleyball returns home to face tough opponents

HOUGHTON — With the opening of the GLIAC season last weekend, the Michigan Tech Huskies volleyball team continued to have some success, and make some mistakes en route to another split, losing in five sets to the Davenport Panthers Friday before defeating the Saginaw Valley State Cardinals ...

Huskies soccer hits the road still looking for first win

HOUGHTON — For 45 minutes Friday night, the Michigan Tech Huskies soccer team did something they had not done all season, they put together a half of soccer that looked like what coach Melissa Kuhar has been waiting for from her team. They had played the visiting Saginaw Valley State ...

Jeffers volleyball dominates triangular meet

PAINESDALE — In the world of geometry, an equilateral triangle is a triangle with three equal sides. In the world of volleyball, a triangular meet is when three teams come together for three games. One such meet took place on Tuesday in Painesdale, as the Jeffers Jets welcomed the Dollar ...

Prep Athlete of the Week

Hancock’s Chloe Bastian helped lead her team to the Rock Tournament championship Saturday in Gladstone. She and her teammates racked up a 5-1 set record in pool play, including wins over Iron Mountain and Carney-Nadeau. Then, they beat Gwinn in the semifinals to face Crystal Falls Forest ...

Nellis named GLIAC Defensive Player of the Week

HOUGHTON — Michigan Tech Huskies junior libero Keeley Nellis has been named the GLIAC Defensive Player of the Week, the conference announced Monday. Nellis, a transfer from Lamar University in her first season with Michigan Tech, led the Huskies with 47 digs last weekend, averaging 5.22 ...

Bulldogs volleyball takes Rock tourney title

GLADSTONE — The Hancock Bulldogs volleyball team took home the championship at the annual Rock Tournament held Saturday in Gladstone. The Bulldogs went 5-1 in pool play, splitting their opening match against host Gladstone, then went 2-0 against both Iron Mountain and Carney-Nadeau. In the semifinals, the Bulldogs dropped the first set to a scrappy Gwinn team, 24-26, but then came roaring back with convincing wins of 25-18, and 15-10. In the final, the Bulldogs faced Crystal Falls Forest Park, who went undefeated in pool play with a perfect 6-0 mark. The first set was all Forest ...