Five games into the fresh NHL season, the Detroit Red Wings might be the hottest team in the league. This team has brought their fans excitement and hopes of a push for the playoffs. The Red Wings have not made the playoffs in over nine years. This has to be at the top of their vision board this year. According to right wing Lucas Raymond this is a “do or die” season. The … [Read more...] about Red hot Wings off to inspiring start
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Skubal shines, but Tigers’ bats stay quiet in season’s final game
On Friday, Oct. 10, the Detroit Tigers’ season came to a close in dramatic fashion as they were eliminated from the post season, falling to the Seattle Mariners 3-2 in a 15-inning Game 5 that many fans viewed as tragic and heartbreaking. The American League Division Series was a battle, with both teams trading wins through the first four games. Detroit took Games 1 and 4, while … [Read more...] about Skubal shines, but Tigers’ bats stay quiet in season’s final game
Unity and inclusion the stars of Unified Basketball League
The sounds of basketballs bouncing and fans cheering echoing throughout Woodside Bible Church’s gyms each Saturday for six weeks aren’t an indication of fierce rivalry, but of unity and inclusion. Woodside Bible Church’s special needs ministry concluded the third season of its Unified Basketball League on Oct. 11. The Unified Basketball League, or UBL, established in 2023, is … [Read more...] about Unity and inclusion the stars of Unified Basketball League
Grizzlies Embrace the Gauntlet: A look at Oakland’s challenging non-conference schedule
Oakland University Men’s Basketball is set to embark on a non-conference slate that is as formidable as it is ambitious. Featuring road contests against the likes of Houston, UCF, Purdue, Michigan and Michigan State, this schedule positions Oakland with one of the most challenging non-conference schedules in all of mid-major basketball. It’s a path that places Oakland on … [Read more...] about Grizzlies Embrace the Gauntlet: A look at Oakland’s challenging non-conference schedule
Oakland Volleyball advances to 5-2 in Horizon League
After a slow start, Oakland University’s volleyball team extended its winning streak to five matches over the weekend, sweeping the Purdue Fort Wayne Mastodons in straight sets Friday and earning a 3-1 victory Saturday, Oct. 11, at the OU Credit Union O’Rena. On Friday, Oct. 10, middle blocker Anika Prisby led the Golden Grizzlies with 11 kills and a .476 hitting percentage — … [Read more...] about Oakland Volleyball advances to 5-2 in Horizon League