The Bulldog football team finished the 2009 season with just one victory The Ferris football team finished the forgettable 2009 season 1-10 overall, which is the worst record for the […]
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Bulldogs Drop Exhibition Game
Ferris hangs tough with nationally ranked Division I Dayton The Bulldog basketball team came up short against the nationally ranked University of Dayton last week. Ferris held strong against Dayton, […]
Golf with a Disc
The Ferris club disc golf team defeated Western Michigan 70-49 at the Michigan Intercollegiate Disc Golf Challenge (MIDGC) third event on Sunday. The event was held at Northend Riverside Park and included four students from Ferris. Disc golf is played similarly to conventional golf in that there are 18 holes and your score is the number of strokes total. Typically, events are scored using stroke-play, which is simply based on the total number of shots a competitor takes and the lowest score wins.
This event, however, was match-play and each hole was awarded a number of points. Brad Way, a senior in the construction management program, said the winner of the hole received two points; each person was awarded one point if they tied and the loser did not receive any points. This event was unique in that players of all skill levels could play because players were handicapped to their individual average.
Volleyball Splits on the Road
The Bulldog Volleyball team is 18-9 overall this season The Ferris State volleyball team split its two road contests over the weekend. The Bulldogs dropped a competitive 3-1 decision to […]
Soccer Season Ends
The Ferris soccer team dropped its last two games of season The Bulldogs’ two-game winning streak was snapped after a 3-0 loss to the Saginaw Valley State Cardinals on Oct. […]
Gibson is the Problem
In any college sport, the turnover of athletes can cause highs and lows in the history of a program. The last four seasons of women’s soccer under the direction of […]
Regional Meet Next
The men’s and women’s cross country teams vie for regional success The men’s and women’s cross country teams look for success at the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional meet. Last […]
Tough Skating
The Bulldogs were swept at Alaska in first conference series The Bulldog hockey team was unable to keep their winning streak alive as they were swept over the weekend in […]
Bulldogs Trounced
Hillsdale racks up 59 points on Ferris in lopsided victory The Bulldog football team continued its slide this past weekend with its eighth consecutive loss. Ferris continued its dubious streak […]
Not Exactly a Vacation
The Ferris State hockey team will travel to Alaska this weekend on a trip that is longer than all of their other trips combined.
This is the second consecutive season in which the Bulldogs have had to travel to play the University of Alaska Fairbanks Nanooks on the road. The Bulldogs will leave Big Rapids early Wednesday morning and will not return until late Sunday night. Not including Big Rapids, the team will be in five cities in as many days.
The 16-hour travel time to Fairbanks is not the most difficult part of the entire trip, however. Alaska is four hours behind Michigan in terms of time. The games will be played at 7:00 p.m. local time, but to the Bulldogs it will feel like it is 11:00 p.m. Junior defenseman Scott Wietecha said it takes a few days to adjust to the time change.