With all 15 players healthy for the first time since November, the Huskies chemistry may finally be coming together. Two road losses against Grand Valley, in which the team “lacked everything” according to coach Kevin Luke, and Ferris, in which the team was much improved, left a bitter taste in the Huskies’ mouths.

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Just two weeks removed from her school record-breaking performance of seven three-pointers, Katie Zimmerman eclipsed her own record, in making eight three-point shots, as part of a team-leading, 26-point effort over the Ferris State Bulldogs. The 75-58 Husky win marked the team’s eighth in a row, and it wraps up a four-game road stretch.

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The women’s tennis Huskies had one goal in mind when heading into the GLIAC Tournament, get to Sunday with a shot at the top-seeded Northwood Timberwolves. After a 5-2 win over the Ferris State Bulldogs and a 5-4 win over the second-seeded Grand Valley State Lakers, the Huskies are set to do just that.

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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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The men’s tennis Huskies (4-6 overall, 0-2 GLIAC) had a rough opening weekend for their first action in the GLIAC as they dropped a 9-0 match against the No. 20 Northwood Timberwolves on Thursday before falling 5-4 in a thrilling match on Friday against the Wayne State Warriors.

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It’s back on the road for the Michigan Tech men’s basketball team this week. Tech travels downstate on Thursday Feb.12 to take on the Ferris State Bulldogs and on Saturday, Feb. 14 to play the Grand Valley State Lakers. After picking up two big wins on the road last week, Tech will be looking to do the same against the two teams ahead of them in the North Division GLIAC rankings.

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In the always difficult ITA Regional Tournament, most of the women’s tennis Huskies struggled to losses in the opening round, whether in singles or doubles, but senior Silvia Oliveros nearly single-handedly eliminated the entire Northwood Timberwolves squad en route to a semi-final loss to top-seeded Darina Berkova, the eventual champion.

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Neither the women’s nor the men’s tennis Huskies could get much of anything done in what turned out to be a very disappointing weekend. The women (1-3 overall, 1-3 GLIAC) dropped their first two GLIAC home matches of the season to the Ferris State Bulldogs and the Grand Valley State Lakers by similar 6-3 scores. The men traveled to the ITA Regionals, and only two Huskies made it out of the opening round, but neither was able to advance any further.

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After falling to 3-2 after a loss to Grand Valley State, the Huskies look to rebound against yet another formidable opponent, the 4-1 Ferris State Bulldogs. The game will wrap up a fun-filled Homecoming week. After starting the season 2-0, the Huskies lost a heartbreaker to Ashland before rebounding with an enormous victory against arch rival Northern Michigan.

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There is a huge difference between a 3-3 team and a 4-2 team, especially in the difficult Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. After Saturday’s 21-7 win against the previously 4-1, 25th-ranked Ferris State Bulldogs, the Huskies are among five teams in the GLIAC with a 4-2 overall record and a 3-2 GLIAC record. “Grand Valley is above everyone else, but after that, any team can win on any week, and we’ve worked hard to be among the top teams in the conference,” said Head Coach Tom Kearly. “It was a big win for us for Homecoming, but we’re not a good football team yet. We need to show that we can go on the road, on a long trip and beat somebody. We also need to handle success better.” The team has lost twice after emotional victories: first against Ashland after a win against Hillsdale and second against Grand Valley State after a win against Northern Michigan.

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