The top-seeded Michigan Tech Huskies came on strong in the second half to earn a 69-49 win over the eighth-seeded Northern Kentucky Norse in quarterfinal action at the NCAA Midwest Regional.

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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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The No. 1 Michigan Tech Huskies demolished Finlandia 100-38 on Tuesday after a successful 2-0 start to their GLIAC schedule over the weekend, but this weekend brings a unique challenge for the Huskies, as they return to GLIAC play.

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Michigan Tech’s No. 1 caliber has been evident against some quality division II NCAA women’s basketball opponents, but it was that much clearer against an average division III opponent. The Huskies took it to the Finlandia Lions right away, jumping out to an early 14-3 lead, on their way to a 46-17 halftime advantage and a final score of 100-38, marking the first time that Michigan Tech has hit triple figures since 1998.

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It was not easy this time around, as the Michigan Tech women’s basketball team shot just 36 percent from the field and got out-rebounded 41-35, but the No. 1 Huskies proved their resiliency in their first close game of the year, making crucial free throws and making strong defensive stands down the stretch on their way to a 58-54 victory over the visiting Northwood Timberwolves.

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The No. 1 Michigan Tech Huskies women’s basketball team entered their home and conference opener against Wayne State looking to dominate on the defensive end and establish its post presence on offense. Defensively, they executed almost flawlessly, limiting the Warriors to just 12 first half points on 3 of 29 shooting (including 22 consecutive missed shots at one point). They did post 30 second half points against Michigan Tech, but the Huskies scored 35 points in each half, 24 coming from the post, en route to a convincing 70-42 victory, improving their record to 4-0 overall and 1-0 in the GLIAC.

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