Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 6th of September.
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🏈 Sports
Michigan Tech won a 48-27 game against Midwestern State at Kearly Stadium on Saturday, improving to 2-0 with key turnovers and scoring drives.
The Huskies will travel to Emporia next weekend for a non-conference game.
The NMU volleyball team was swept by San Francisco State at the Cal State East Bay Invitational with a 1–3 record, losing three straight sets.
They will face Purdue Northwest on Friday, Sept. 11 for their first GLIAC match – a chance to bounce back.
NMU hosted the Tiffin Dragons at the Superior Dome last Saturday; Tiffin's offense scored three touchdowns in the second quarter and won with a final score of +35-7+, and the Wildcats will travel to Division I St. Thomas on Saturday, Sept.
12.
Today, nearly 1,700 runners participated in the Marquette Marathon along the Iron Ore Heritage Trail before finishing at the Superior Dome in Ishpeming — one of the fastest Boston-qualifying courses.
Michigan native Connor Vachon won the race after competing through a record-breaking turnout.
Michigan Tech volleyball swept Midwestern State 3-0 at the Mountain Lion Classic in Colorado Springs — the Huskies improved to a 4-4 record and will play GLIAC matches next weekend in Davenport and at Saginaw Valley State.
NMU Women’s Soccer beat Northwood 3 to 1 in its final non-conference match, with senior Isabella Lorens scoring two goals to keep the team unbeaten.
The Wildcats will play their first GLIAC home game against Grand Valley State on Friday, Sept. 11 at the NMU Soccer Field.
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