Nobody expected the Huskies’ men’s basketball team to score 90 points against Tiffin like in their first match-up, but tonight’s GLIAC game fell on the other end of the spectrum. Even though Tiffin is winless over a year and a half in GLIAC games, the Dragons held Michigan Tech to just 19 first-half points, while scoring 24 of their own. Michigan Tech rallied, and even though it was ugly at (many) times, the Huskies escaped with a much-needed 58-52 win.

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The Huskies new that if they slowed down Tiffin’s Mandy Jaeb, the leading scorer in the GLIAC, they would have a very good chance of winning on Thursday night. Not only did they do that, limiting Jaeb to seven points on 2-of-10 shooting, but they held every other Tiffin Dragon under seven points en route to a dominant 88-39 victory over Tiffin in front of 1,088 fans at the SDC Gym.

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Six of the final eight regular season games for Michigan Tech will be at home, and all eight games will be against teams that they have already defeated earlier this year.

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Michigan Tech scored 90 points against Tiffin on the road not even one month ago, and with a healthy lineup, the team is confident heading into Thursday’s match-up against the 1-18 Dragons. Ashland comes to town on Saturday looking for the season sweep after a 73-62 victory against Tech on Jan. 9.

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After a tough 70-68 loss at the hands of the Bulldogs, the Michigan Tech men’s team will take to the road once again, this time with two games at the St. Cloud State Invitational.

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When Tiffin’s David Singleton hauled in a four-yard touchdown run not even five minutes into Saturday’s contest between the Dragons and the visiting Huskies, and the Huskies threw an interception on the following drive, Michigan Tech fans must have been thinking, “here we go again.” Michigan Tech had given up the first points in a game five times this year, losing all but one of them . Fortunately for the Huskies, Tiffin was a far weaker team than recent opponents, and Tech’s comeback was successful in a 21-14 victory in the last road match of the year.

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With no playoff hopes for the Michigan Tech Huskies (1-7, 1-7 GLIAC) or the Tiffin Dragons (0-9, 0-8 GLIAC), pride alone is on the line. Tiffin has won only one game since entering the GLIAC last year, that coming in a four overtime affair against Northern Michigan last year. Only once this year has Tiffin been within two touchdowns of opponents, but that came last week in a 21-17 loss at Indianapolis (the Greyhounds beat the Huskies 38-20 earlier this year).

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With a 6-3 win to close the season over the Lake Superior State Lakers, the women’s tennis Huskies have guaranteed at least a second place tie in the GLIAC Standings.

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Needing a strong showing to salvage what was quickly becoming a disappointing GLIAC campaign, the men’s tennis Huskies grabbed two big wins over the Tiffin Dragons and the Findlay Oilers to pick up their first GLIAC wins of the season.

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Frustrating could be a word used by head coach Mike Axford to describe the men’s tennis Huskies, especially since they started the season with such promise only to drop their first four GLIAC matches. The Huskies fell 6-3 on Saturday to the Ferris State Bulldogs and 9-0 on Sunday to the Grand Valley State Lakers.

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