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 […]
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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.
Men’s Basketball Tipping Off
Bulldogs look to build off GLIAC Tournament appearance last season The Ferris State men’s basketball team returns four starters and looks to improve its .500 record from last season. Last […]
Youth Movement
The women’s basketball team looks to adjust to a young lineup The women’s basketball team will rely on a young lineup to try to make a run in the GLIAC […]
Ferris Sweeps Robert Morris
The Bulldogs have won four consecutive games and five out of six overall The Ferris State hockey team has raced out to its best start since the 2002-2003 season with […]
Bulldogs Fifth in GLIAC
The women’s tennis team won two matches after a first-round defeat The women’s tennis team won two of three matches over the weekend at the GLIAC Tournament. The sixth seeded […]
Bulldogs Sweep Home Opening Series
The Bulldog hockey team defended home ice by sweeping the Connecticut Huskies in the first home series of the season.
Ferris began the weekend home stand with a 2-1 come from behind victory Friday night.
The Bulldogs fell behind late in the first period when Connecticut’s Daniel Naurato shot a goal past sophomore goalie Taylor Nelson. Ferris responded early in the second period with a goal by sophomore Derek Graham, his first of the season.