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The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference recognized outstanding performances from Roosevelt University’s Fynn Mewes and Purdue University Northwest’s Estefano Alvear for their contributions in the 2026 men’s soccer season opener.
Roosevelt University’s soccer team reversed a 2‑0 loss to Cedarville, ending their 20-game unbeaten streak with a late second‑half goal and standout goalkeeping from Toby Edwards.
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.
The university announced a series of promotions and new hires that highlight both veteran expertise and emerging talent within the program.
The university announced new appointments that bring extensive coaching experience and operational expertise to the men’s basketball program.
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 recent Plymouth‑Canton Summer League Shootout highlighted six rising stars — Devyn Reiger, Naimah Kellum, Julia Nothstine, Stella Stotz, Riley Moyer and Lauren Scott — who are poised to shape the upcoming high school basketball landscape.
The Rockets will open the season with a home showdown against Louisiana Tech, travel to the Baha Mar Classic and face Michigan State and Cincinnati on their home courts.
The upcoming 2026 season features six home matchups, a season‑opening clash with Concordia‑St. Paul, and key returning stars Bradyn Little and Brock Wiley.
All‑time leading scorer Jackson Dzwik has pledged to play men’s basketball at Roosevelt University, linking his collegiate path with that of his brother and sister.
Cam McClellan and Bryce Irving will join nearby colleges, while flag‑football pioneer Kayla Hearns and cheerleader Elisa Augustave embark on distinct collegiate journeys.