
Tynan Ewart Joins Adirondack Thunder for 2026‑27 Season
The Adirondack Thunder have announced the signing of defenseman Tynan Ewart, a move that adds depth, versatility, and a proven track record of leadership to their blue‑line.
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The Adirondack Thunder have announced the signing of defenseman Tynan Ewart, a move that adds depth, versatility, and a proven track record of leadership to their blue‑line.
The West De Pere football program enters the 2026 season with championship momentum, a new coaching leadership, and ambitions to excel in Division 1.

Josh Bouchard, a seasoned coach with extensive experience across NCAA Division II and III programs, joins Northern Michigan's women's basketball staff to bolster recruiting, defensive strategy, and player development.

As the 2026 GLIAC football season approaches, Ferris State enters as the clear favorite after back‑to‑back national titles, with a strong supporting cast and a slate of pivotal games that could shape the conference race.

After a solid 2025‑26 campaign, forward Grant Loven has re‑signed with the Adirondack Thunder, bringing his experience and offensive spark back to the lineup.

Northern Michigan University’s men’s soccer program will host a two‑day Elite ID Camp on September 12‑13, 2026, offering training, recruiting discussion, and a game for high school and college‑aged players.

The 1974 Central Michigan football team captured the nation’s attention with a dominant performance that culminated in an NCAA Division II title, a legacy that still resonates in the state’s sports history.

Ferris State’s football team enters the 2026 season as the preseason favorite in the GLIAC, riding a 30‑game winning streak and boasting a strong returning core of players and coaches.

The Admirals announced the signings of Kristóf Papp, Nick Capone and Matt Argentina, each bringing distinct experiences from Europe and North American college hockey.

The Admirals have added three forwards with diverse backgrounds and professional experience, signaling a strategic push to strengthen their offensive lineup.

After a strong showing in the postseason, Reilly Funk is back with the Toledo Walleye, ready to add depth and experience to the lineup.

The Wildcats have released their full 2026‑27 schedule, highlighting 13 home contests, a challenging non‑conference lineup, and a path that could extend their streak of NCAA Tournament appearances.

The Wildcats have released a 2026‑27 schedule that opens with a three‑game swing through Wisconsin Dells, features a Midwest Tip‑Off Challenge, and culminates with the GLIAC Tournament in March.

NMU's hockey program celebrates its 50th anniversary with a series of free public events, including a kickoff at Blackrocks Brewery, an open house, a welcome‑back reception and a charity golf outing.

The Wildcats reveal a full slate that blends home dominance with challenging road trips, highlighted by head coach Casey Thousand's fifth season and a 25‑8 record from last year.

Northern Michigan releases its 2026‑27 men’s basketball schedule, outlining a demanding non‑conference road trip, early conference matchups and a March GLIAC tournament run.

The Northern Michigan University hockey program will commemorate its 50th anniversary with a series of free public events, highlighted by a golf tournament whose proceeds will fund the team’s future.

The Northern Michigan University women's soccer program unveiled its 2026 recruiting class, featuring fifteen freshmen from seven different states and a schedule that promises early tests and a full GLIAC campaign.

Former players, families and organizers gather in Marquette for a series of events marking the 50th anniversary of NMU Hockey, highlighting fundraising efforts and the program’s lasting community impact.

From a brewery kickoff to a charity golf outing, the anniversary festivities blend nostalgia with future growth for NMU hockey.

The New York Islanders have signed forward Joey Larson to a two‑year, two‑way deal, bringing a proven AHL scorer and collegiate champion into the organization.

The New York Islanders have secured forward Joey Larson with a two‑year, two‑way contract through 2027‑28, a move that underscores his role as a depth contributor while highlighting a career path that spans Michigan roots, collegiate success, and AHL development.

Head coach Steven Jorgensen reflects on recent successes, the need to replace departing quarterback Matt Stevens and running back Brady Moon, and the competitive drive that fuels the Eagles’ pursuit of a Division 1 state title.
Mason Edwards, a standout athlete from Byron, Minnesota, has pledged to continue his football career at Northern Michigan University, where his family’s roots in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula will be just a short drive away.