HOUGHTON — A bruised and battered No. 25 Michigan Tech Huskies football team used some Homecoming magic to their advantage in overtime to get past the Upper Iowa Peacocks thanks to an extra point from junior kicker Avery Kucharski on the game’s final play to emerge victorious, 33-32, ...
HOUGHTON — With a loss to the No. 1 Ferris State Bulldogs in three sets Friday and then a sweep of the Davenport Panthers Saturday, the Michigan Tech Huskies volleyball team returned home and earned another split weekend. With the split, the Huskies improved to 6-6 on the season overall, and ...
HOUGHTON — Six former Michigan Tech Huskies hockey players are at NHL Training Camps that began this week. Under the new Collective Bargaining Agreement, the NHL preseason has been shortened to four games to accommodate an expanded 84-game regular season, leaving teams with only about a week ...
OSHKOSH, Wis. — The Michigan Tech Huskies men's and women's cross country teams opened the 2026 season at the Oshkosh Titan Fall Classic. Both squads fought through rainy conditions to get team wins over Wisconsin-Oshkosh, Ripon, Lawrence, and Wisconsin-Stout. “We chose to mix our schedule up this year, and I'm glad we did, because this meet was a lot of fun,” said Huskies coach Robert Young. “While the course was very loopy with lots of tight turns, the fact that we got rained on throughout made it feel like real cross country. We have such a tough group. I knew we would ...
MENOMINEE — The Calumet Copper Kings football team held the Menominee Maroons to just eight points in the first half, and even knotted things up in the third quarter, but could not keep the Maroons from finding the end zone twice more in a 22-8 loss Friday night on the road. Brody Daigneau put the Maroons on the board first in the opening quarter when he caught a 21-yard pass from Dylan Beal. A two-point conversion later, Menominee led 8-0. That score held into the third quarter before Tyler Halonen got Calumet on the board with a 5-yard run. After a two-point conversion, the game ...
SOMERS, Wis. — The Michigan Tech Huskies soccer team fell 2-0 at Wisconsin-Parkside Friday afternoon. The Rangers scored a goal in each half. Kayden Schmidt found the back of the net for the home team 35:17 into the game with Kate Brown assisting. Isabel Morales made it a two-goal game with 31 seconds left in the contest. Ava Rizzatano set up the play with the assist. The Rangers led in shots 26-9, including a 9-2 advantage in shots on goal. Fifth-year keeper Bri Barrows made seven saves for the Huskies, while sophomore midfielder Braydin Noble and senior midfielder Reilly ...
