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Oakland women’s volleyball hosted Robert Morris University (RMU) for a two-game series beginning Friday night, Oct. 4, for their breast cancer awareness game. In front of a pinked-out crowd, the team took care of the Colonials in only three sets. “This win means a lot for us, obviously a bit of a slow start to conference play for us, but we’ve really been working hard, and … [Read more...] about Sweeping the Colonials: Oakland Volleyball beats Robert Morris Colonials for first conference win on the season

The women’s volleyball team displayed grit in their second straight win against the Robert Morris Colonials this past Saturday in a five-set match.  Set One The Golden Grizzlies were determined, and each player fed off each other while the Colonials looked to redeem themselves.  Both teams exchanged points in a tightly contested match. As the set continued, there were moments … [Read more...] about Resilient Golden Grizzlies prevail in a five-set showdown against Robert Morris 

It’s hard to believe, but it’s October, and the start of the Oakland University men’s basketball season is already around the corner. After advancing to the second round in the NCAA Division I men’s basketball tournament for the first time in school history, the Golden Grizzlies are poised to make some noise in the Horizon League once again. Team Overview and Key Players One of … [Read more...] about Season Preview: Golden Grizzlies men’s basketball looks to build on last year’s success

The Gritty Kitties did it. They walked into Houston and stole two games off the Astros to advance to the American League Divisional Series against the Cleveland Guardians. The Guardians, winners of the AL Central division title during the regular season, await to host the Tigers in a best-of-five series, with the winner advancing to take on the New York Yankees or Kansas City … [Read more...] about On Deck: How the Detroit Tigers can defeat the Cleveland Guardians in the ALDS

Reagan Reetz elevates the spirit of Oakland University swimming, electrifying the atmosphere whenever she takes the pool. Reetz started swimming at the age of five and is part of a family legacy. Both of her parents were swim coaches, and her grandfather was also a swimmer. “I’ve been surrounded by the water for as long as I can remember,” Reetz said. “My parents said that when … [Read more...] about Reagan Reetz: Making waves at Oakland University — in and out of the pool