Ferris State cross country opened their season with a strong performance from both their men’s and women’s teams. The meet, which took place Saturday morning at Katke golf course in […]
Posts by Dylan Rider
Women’s soccer starts perfect
Nine months removed from their defeat against Westchester in the NCAA DII national semifinals, Bulldog women’s soccer have started up hot following back-to-back wins against Maryville and Northwood. The Bulldogs […]
Ferris athletics adds eight to their hall of fame
Bulldog athletics honored eight new inductees to the Ferris State athletics hall of fame in a ceremony that took place on Wednesday. The seven athletes inducted were Jeff Blashill (hockey, […]
Volleyball victorious in new arena debut
The Bulldog volleyball team came out of their opening weekend sporting a 3 – 1 record. The team held homecourt advantage, playing in the Ferris State invitational. The Bulldogs played […]
The Alum
In 1998, one phone call from Melville, SK changed the course of Ferris State hockey history. The phone call was between Ferris State assistant coach Drew Famulak and his father. […]
What you missed: sports
Bulldog hockey attends NHL camps, Brad Marek signs with AHL Current Ferris State goaltender Noah Giesbrecht and now former forward Bradley Marek attended NHL development camps during the summer. Giesbrecht […]
Sport’s Editor’s Statement
Following the departure (and graduation) of my predecessor and friend Brody Keiser, I am fortunate enough to take on the role of the Torch’s sports editor. My name is Dylan […]
Summer of sports
Summer breaks mean different things to college students. I, for one, believe that summer is a perfect opportunity to load up on sporting events. College students use summer for so […]
Between the pipes
Despite competitition of who will start in net, junior Logan Stein and sophomore Noah Giesbrecht have formed a strong relationship on and off the ice. Since both goaltenders began their […]
Golf teams look to GLIAC Championships
The Ferris men’s and women’s golf teams have their sights set on the GLIAC championship. Following the mens’ tied-second place finish at the Bill Blazer Memorial and the womens’ finishing […]