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NMU football beats Roosevelt for first win of Matt Janus era
MARQUETTE, Mich. (WLUC) - Complementary football was the name of the game Saturday afternoon, as the Northern Michigan offense moved the ball throughout the contest and the defense shut out Roosevelt over the final three quarters en route to a 27-10 home victory. The teams traded scoring drives in the...
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Cedarville/DeTour, Marquette Sweep Finals Wins, Rudyard Reigns with Tie-Breaker
Nine points separated the top four contenders in Division 3 with Cedarville/DeTour taking its first title as a combined program with 78 points. Cedarville had won Finals in 2003 and 2004. The Islanders also had the individual champion, senior Ethan Snyder, who retained his title at 16:51.4. Freshman Liam Bohn...
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Marquette, L'Anse Girls Extend Title Streaks, Munising Returns to Top Spot
HOUGHTON — The Marquette girls cross country team continued its winning ways Saturday, earning a fifth-straight Upper Peninsula Division 1 Finals title with 49 points at Michigan Tech. The Sentinels were followed closely by Houghton with 55 points, Sault Ste. Marie with 67 and Negaunee with 83. Marquette freshman...
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Friday Night Fever Week Nine Highlights and Scores
UPPER MICHIGAN. (WLUC) - The high school football regular season has officially come to a close, and TV6 Sports has all of the season finale action. TV6 Sports made it to ten games and has scores posted from the other games. Our TV6 Game of the Week presented by Nicolet National Bank was Marquette at Kingsford.
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Menominee's Brandt, Klann tally top-10 finishes at U.P. Finals
HOUGHTON — Saturday’s Division 1 Upper Peninsula finals may have taken place on the cross country ski trails of Michigan Tech University, but it was always going to be an uphill climb to prevent Marquette from continuing its run of dominance. With all five scoring runners finishing inside the top-10, the Marquette boys cruised to its eighth straight U.P. title, while Sault Ste. Marie settled for runner-up honors for an eighth straight year. Marquette’s 19 points set the record for the lowest score in Finals history in either the Upper or Lower Peninsula. After four years of the Soo’s Gabe Litzner finishing atop the boys’ individual leaderboard, Lucas Ballard captured the Sentinels’ first individual U.P. championship since 2021 with a pace-setting time of 16:28.9. Meanwhile, the Marquette girls racked up their fifth consecutive U.P. crown with 49 points as freshman Charlotte Jones captured the individual title in 19:42.4, nearly 40 seconds faster than runner-up Maria Murvich of Kingsford (20:02.8). Saturday marked the final chapter for a pair of Menominee runners while also offering up a glimpse of the Maroons’ tantalizing potential. Seniors Winley Brandt and Kaelyn Doubek laced up their sneakers for one final time as a Maroon as the
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Stephenson boys take sixth at D3 U.P. Finals
HOUGHTON — L’Anse repeated as girls Division 3 champions while Cedarville collected its first title since 2011 at Saturday’s cross country U.P. Finals in Houghton. L’Anse cruised to the top of the girls’ leaderboard with 38 points, more than 30 points better than Ewen-Trout Creek, who settled for runner-up honors for a second straight year with 74 points. Meanwhile, Ethan Snyder’s pack-leading time of 16:51.4 helped power Cedarville to 38 points as the Trojans captured their first boys’ U.P. crown in 15 years and second since 1981. Edye Burdett of Eben Junction/Superior Central was crowned the individual girls’ U.P. champion after clocking in at 19:55.0, more than a minute faster than Bree Besonen of Ewen-Trout Creek (20:46.7). Saturday marked the final race for Stephenson senior Gabi Putnam, who placed 35th out of 61 runners in 25:42.8. The Stephenson boys finished sixth as a team with 132 points behind a 13th-place and new personal-best time of 19:10.5 from Trenton Cairns. Landon Pivatto joined Carins inside the top-20 with a personal-best 19:32.2, good for 19th place. Isaac Starzynski was 33rd overall after crossing the finish line in 20:31.7 and Lyle Revall was 55th at 22:02.4, while Connor Swanson wrapped up the Eagles’
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UMT presents Nicolet Bank TV6 Game of the Week: Marquette at Kingsford
KINGSFORD, Mich. (WLUC) - Welcome to the final Nicolet Bank TV6 Game of the Week on Upper Michigan Today of the 2026 high school football season!. Marquette at Kingsford football starts Oct. 23 at 6 p.m. CT/7 p.m. ET. You can catch all the action of TV6’s Game of the Week through TV6+ or the TV6 livestream player.
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NMU Volleyball splits their road trip to the Lower Peninsula
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Northern Michigan volleyball hit the road for two games, facing Davenport on Friday and Wayne State on Saturday. On Friday, the Wildcats took on the Panthers. In the first set, NMU took an early lead, but Davenport pulled ahead late. The Panthers kept the score close before pulling away at 23. Davenport reached 25 points and beat NMU 25-23 in a close first set.
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Huskies Race to Exhibition Victory Over Northern Michigan
DEKALB, Ill. – The Northern Illinois University men’s basketball team shot 50.8 percent (31-of-61) from the field as the Huskies topped Northern Michigan, 78-43, in an exhibition game on Saturday afternoon (Oct. 17) at the NIU Convocation Center. The matchup marked the unofficial debut for first-year NIU head coach Matt Majkrzak as the Huskies took on a Northern Michigan program that he had led for the past seven seasons. “A lot of emotions, great to see so many people, our former players came back, it was a great way to kickoff a new chapter and close a chapter that meant…
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Maroons run down dual third-place finishes at GNC championships
MENOMINEE — Just like the United States Postal Service, a little rain wasn’t about to stop the Marquette High School cross country team from delivering at Thursday’s Great Northern Conferences championships from Riverside Country Club in Menominee. Marquette swept the team titles with dominating displays in both the boys (15 points) and girls (21) races, while Lucas Ballard captured top individual honors on the boys’ side with a blistering time of 15:49.5. Only Kingsford’s Maria Murvich prevented a complete sweep for the Sentinels after the Flivvers’ junior crossed the finish line one-tenth second faster than Marquette’s Charlotte Jones. Murvich held off a late push from Jones to win the girls’ GNC title with a new personal-best time of 19:32.7 while Jones settled for runner-up honors in 19:32.8. Six of the first top ten spots on the boys’ side were filled by a Sentinel runner. Kingsford’s Cavan Mulligan broke up Marquette’s red wave with a seventh-place time of 17:37.7 while a pair of Gladstone Braves in Charles Cameron (17:48.5) and Nicholas Moulds (18:29.6) finished ninth and tenth, respectively. Rounding out the’ top-10 was Menominee’s Brad Klann, who endured cold temperatures, a sopping-wet course and a steady downpour to deliver a personal-best