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Northern Michigan University has unveiled its 2026 men’s soccer recruiting class, featuring 16 student‑athletes from across the United States and abroad. Head coach Alex Fatovic highlighted the group’s talent and the program’s ambitious schedule as the Wildcats look to defend their recent GLIAC and NCAA Tournament successes.
The American Hockey Coaches Association has revealed its tenth‑annual Krampade All‑American Scholars, honoring varsity ice‑hockey players who combine athletic commitment with top‑tier scholarship. Among the honorees are 13 members of the Michigan Tech Wildcats, three of whom repeat the distinction.
Team Royal defeated Team White 28‑19 in the 18th annual Upper Peninsula Football All‑Star Game at the Superior Dome in Marquette, with standout performances from Tanner Theuerkauf, Owen Baij and others.
Three Marquette Marauders were recognized on the All-District team after strong performances in the MHSAA Division 1 district tournaments, finishing the season with notable stats and a close loss in the championship game.
After a setback against Traverse City West, the Gaylord High School girls soccer team rallied with a 4‑0 win over Petoskey, securing their first Big North title since 2002 and turning coach Chris Adams’ praise into a springboard for the playoffs.
Ferris State University's men's ice hockey team has released its 2026‑27 Central Collegiate Hockey Association schedule, highlighting 14 home games at the Ewigleben Ice Arena and a season that culminates with the CCHA Quarterfinals in March.
Northern Michigan University’s Wildcats hockey team launches its 50th anniversary season with a home series against Miami University, marking the start of a year-long celebration of the program’s rich history and future ambitions.
The university revealed a full season of 34 games, including 26 CCHA matchups and 16 home contests, with the season opening against the Minnesota Golden Gophers and culminating in the NCAA Tournament’s Frozen Four in Washington, D.C.