Oakland University Women’s Volleyball took on three teams over the weekend in the Golden Grizzly Invitational, where they fell 3-1 in both matches on Friday and 3-1 in their match on Saturday, bringing their season record to 0-9. The Grizzlies took on Southern Illinois in set one. Oakland started the game off strong with two straight kills from sophomore Delany Stern, bringing … [Read more...] about Golden Grizzlies fall short at Home Invitational
Oakland ties ranked Michigan in men’s soccer home opener
On Friday September 5th, Oakland University’s men’s soccer team held their home opener against the Michigan Wolverines. The Golden Grizzlies came into the home opener at 0-2-2, so they needed a win to get some momentum going, especially coming off a season where they were the champions of the Horizon League. From the introductions of the game, the crowd was excitedly … [Read more...] about Oakland ties ranked Michigan in men’s soccer home opener
Sports after high school: only for D1 babies?
Taking part in the beautiful thing we call “sport” is one of the most impactful yet enjoyable forms of personal development known to mankind. Sports boost physical and emotional health, and they develop life skills — sports create discipline, require teamwork and provide opportunities to persevere. Sports allow participants to ride the emotional roller coaster of winning and … [Read more...] about Sports after high school: only for D1 babies?
Lions stumble in Canton: What does it mean for the 2025 Season?
For the Detroit Lions, the 2025 NFL Hall of Fame Game was less about the scoreboard and more about spotlighting the players fighting for jobs, roles and relevance. Still, after a 34-7 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers in Canton, Ohio – Detroit is left sorting through a mess of early turnovers and looming questions about its depth chart. The night began with what was a surprise … [Read more...] about Lions stumble in Canton: What does it mean for the 2025 Season?
Tigers leaders of the clubhouse at All-Star Break — But the hunt’s not over
The MLB All-Star break marks the halfway point of the regular season. For both the teams and the players, the break provides some much-needed rest — for you and me, it provides the perfect opportunity to take a breath and reflect on the season thus far. Going into the 95th All‑Star Game in Atlanta, the Detroit Tigers sit at 59–38, the best record in baseball. They also hold a … [Read more...] about Tigers leaders of the clubhouse at All-Star Break — But the hunt’s not over