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Huskies football returns home ready to battle Grand Valley

HOUGHTON — After a week off between their non-conference play and the start of the GLIAC season, and a decisive 57-28 victory over Roosevelt, the No. 19 MIchigan Tech Huskies football team returns home Saturday to face their toughest opponent yet, the No. 6-ranked Grand Valley State ...

Huskies volleyball hits the road for last trip before the crossover

HOUGHTON — With sweeps of Lake Superior State and Purdue Northwest in the SDC Gym, the Michigan Tech Huskies volleyball team improved to 9-7 on the season and 5-3 in GLIAC play. They have won their last three matches by 3-0 scores. Unfortunately, at the same time, the Huskies cannot seem ...

Huskies hockey hits the road to face St. Cloud State

HOUGHTON — For all but five minutes at the start of the game Saturday night, the then-No. 19 Michigan Tech Huskies hockey team was the better of the two teams on the ice during their weekend series with the then-No. 14 Minnesota Golden Gophers. After the Huskies stopped turning the puck ...

Huskies soccer stays home trying still searching for first win

HOUGHTON — For 25 minutes Sunday, the Michigan Tech Huskies soccer team held their own with the Northern Michigan Wildcats. Then, in 38 seconds, everything changed. The Wildcats struck twice, and from there, the Huskies struggled to find offense. “The first, say 25 minutes, we ...

Prep Athlete of the week

Hancock’s Romey Koskela was a big part of their win last Thursday over Houghton in volleyball. She had a run of three straight serves in the second set as the Bulldogs defeated the Gremlins in three sets. Hancock is 17-2-1 on the season and sit atop the Division 4 U.P. rankings after ...

Blue Bolts volleyball drops match against Ironwood

DOLLAR BAY — The Dollar Bay-Tamarack City Blue Bolts were looking to build on a strong week last week, but in hosting the Ironwood Red Devils, the Blue Bolts slipped up, falling in three sets, 25-21, 25-21, and 25-15. For Dollar Bay, Hannah Keranen led the offense with nine kills. Sylvie Kentala had 11 assists and 22 digs. Kiya Kemppainen had seven assists and 17 digs. Ellie Keranen added 19 digs to the defense.