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Gremlins football earns first win

The Houghton football team lines up for a play in the red zone during the first half of a game against L’Anse Friday at Alumni Field in Houghton. The Gremlins earned their first win under first-year head coach Eli Luoma, 54-8, over the Purple Hornets. (Paula Porter/For the Gazette)

Lakes football stays undefeated with win over Mustangs

MUNISING — With scores in all four quarters, the Lake Linden-Hubbell Lakes football team improved to 3-0 with a 50-12 win over the host Munising Mustangs Friday, The Lakes scored eight points in the first quarter, 20 in the second, 14 in the third, and closed with eight more in the fourth to seal the win. Brady Axford continued his strong senior season, going 2-for-4 through the air for 21 yards. He also ran 16 times for 108 yards on the ground and a two-point conversion. He made two catches for 33 yards and a touchdown. Blake Lebo went 4-for-6 through the air for 142 yards, three ...

College Athlete of the Week

Michigan Tech volleyball sophomore setter Madelynn Kreider racked up 45 assists in both matches the Huskies played this past weekend as they split to open the GLIAC schedule. She also had 11 digs Friday against Davenport, along with two kills, and 15 digs along with four kills Saturday against ...

Huskies hockey debuts fresh faces along with veteran lineup

HOUGHTON — Saturday morning, fans of the Michigan Tech Huskies hockey program had a chance to see a sneak peek into the upcoming college hockey season as the Huskies took part in their second annual McCarthy “Meet the Hockey Huskies” Community Mixer at the John MacInnes Student Ice ...

Special moment in Calumet

Prior to the Calumet Copper Kings football game Friday against the Negaunee Miners, a Blackhawk helicopter landed near Agassiz Field in Calumet and fans in attendance had a chance to see it up close. The Copper Kings won the game, 21-18, to improve to 3-0 on the season. (Paula Porter/For the ...

Huskies football drops top 25 matchup to Hornets

EMPORIA, Kansas — The No. 20-ranked Michigan Tech Huskies football team fell 34-20 at the No. 24 Emporia State Hornets Saturday afternoon. The Huskies led 20-17 at halftime, but were outscored by 17 in the second half. "Getting shut out in the second half isn't going to win you games," Huskies coach Dan Mettlach said. "I loved our effort on both sides of the football, but we need to execute the offense a little better, and we need to capitalize on some of those key defensive plays. "We couldn't get in an offensive rhythm in the second half. They had a plan, and they executed it ...