Sports

NMU hosts, MTU in NCAA soccer tournament

In a historic first for their program, the Northern Michigan University women’s soccer team has been chosen to host the initial two rounds of the NCAA Midwest Regional Championships. This marks the third occasion the Wildcats have qualified for the tournament and the first time they have the honor of hosting it. Entering the postseason as the second-ranked team in the region, the ‘Cats are set to face seventh-ranked Maryville on Friday, November 17. This match is a rematch from last season’s NCAA tournament, where the ‘Cats were eliminated by Maryville.
Read MoreNMU hosts, MTU in NCAA soccer tournament

Forensic Forest Hike at Rock River Kilns

Alger County boasts an array of natural landscapes renowned for their pristine beauty and ecological significance. One of the most striking examples of this natural splendor is the Rock River Kilns, a series of limestone kilns that played a pivotal role in the production of charcoal for the region’s mining industries during the 19th century.
Read MoreForensic Forest Hike at Rock River Kilns

Sports Briefs

Cougars win opening round of HSB Superior Central won the first game of the WNMU-TV High School Bowl for the 2023-24 season. The Cougars defeated North Central in the trivia contest, their first win since being upset in the 2021 tournament by Gladstone.
Read MoreSports Briefs

Two Bobcats honored by NLL

The coaches of the Northern Lights League have announced their all-conference teams for the 2023 volleyball season. Two local players from Munising Baptist were named to the roster, as Bobcats Eileen Veneberg and Olivia Exelby received honorable mention honors.
Read MoreTwo Bobcats honored by NLL

Sports Briefs

Munising graduate Riley Murk was named to the St. Norbert scout team players of the week on November 3. The offensive lineman was one of three players recognized for their efforts in preparing the Green Knights for their varsity games that week. It was his first collegiate accolade.
Read MoreSports Briefs