The Oakland University men’s and women’s cross country teams traveled to Fort Wayne for a chance to win gold in the Horizon League Cross Country Championship. On Saturday, Nov. 1, the Oakland men and women ran for a shot at cementing their teams in Horizon League immortality. The race — an 8K for the men and a 6K for the women — was hosted by Purdue Fort Wayne. Unfortunately, … [Read more...] about Oakland Cross-Country teams bring home some Horizon League hardware
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North America prepares for largest World Cup ever
The FIFA World Cup is the sporting biggest event — not just in soccer — in the entire world, pulling in billions of viewers. And now it’s coming close to home. Unfortunately, that might not equal the possibility of watching a live match for many fans, as ticket prices are poised to hit record numbers. The 2026 finals are set to be the largest in the tournament’s history, with … [Read more...] about North America prepares for largest World Cup ever
One of the NFL’s best will finish the decade in Detroit
Aidan Hutchinson didn’t just sign a contract — he signed a statement. On Oct. 29, the Lions’ defensive end signed a four-year, $180 million contract extension with $141 million guaranteed. Giving Hutchinson the most guaranteed money that a non-quarterback has ever received in a contract, the Detroit Lions have made their belief in No. 97 loud and clear. $45 million per year. 45 … [Read more...] about One of the NFL’s best will finish the decade in Detroit
Golden Grizzlies edge out scrappy duel vs. Rochester Christian
On Thursday, Oct. 30, the Golden Grizzlies faced off against Rochester Christian in a matchup that was heavily predicted to sway Oakland’s way. However, the matchup against the NAIA school was anything but easy. Although the Golden Grizzlies came out victorious, it was a gritty, unconvincing performance. The final 99–90 margin felt more like a great escape than a statement … [Read more...] about Golden Grizzlies edge out scrappy duel vs. Rochester Christian
‘For her’
Wrestling. When I think of that word, I think of so many things. I think of the 11-year-old me sitting in front of the TV, watching Helen Maroulis win gold for the United States of America during the 2016 Rio Olympics. I think of strong, powerful women who are capable of doing the most amazing throws, takedowns and pins. When I think of wrestling, I dream of becoming a … [Read more...] about ‘For her’
