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Michigan Tech Football vs Grand Valley State - 10/10/26
High School Sports · Sat Oct 10, 2026
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Now to the press box for the high school football game of the week.
Good afternoon everyone and welcome back to Warner Athletic Field in
beautiful Lakeland in
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Today a crucial week 7 MHSAA 8 on 8 football matchup between the visiting.
Forrest Park Trojans who sit at five and one, and the home team, the undefeated six and oh, Lake Lindenhubble Lakes.
Jake Conda
filling in for Jimmy Young today, looking forward to an
exciting matchup between
two
of the best eight on eight teams here in the UP.
Both likely playoff teams jockeying for positioning in the field.
Lakes still in contention
to lock up home field advantage throughout the
entirety
of the Division II playoff bracket, so a
lot on the line for both of these teams.
in today's game.
Going to be an exciting matchup coming up, and our pre-game show today is brought to you by Houghton Building Supply, thanks
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The two coaches of these programs, Brett Shirve for the Lakes, Brian Fabri for the Trojans.
are ready to go in this week's matchup.
The second to last home game here at Warner Field of the season.
They'll see Antonage
in the final week of the season.
That'll be their senior day celebration.
And boy, the lakes have developed quite the crop of senior talent this year.
And a lot of those players are a big reason why they tout that 6-0 record right now.
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Welcome
back everybody pre-game show continuing here on WMPL.
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We're going to start first with the visiting Forest Park Trojans.
Take
a look at their
roster
today.
The two players that stand out, particularly on
offense, players they're thankful to have back in tip top shape for this game.
Starting with the quarterback, number 12, the senior Vic Giuliani.
He's shown himself to be an incredible
dual
threat.
A big priority
in the Trojan offense
is getting
Giuliani involved in the rushing attack.
At least that's what we've seen over the past
few weeks, particularly in that big
game against Delch North Dickinson, where the Trojans defeated them by a score of 59 to 52.
So a shootout there, a lot of points needed to be put on the board.
And Vic Giuliani, a big way that the Trojans were able to put that 59-point
mark up on their home
scoreboard.
Dax Hukie, also a big player
for them, a running back, also a senior, wearing number 12 today.
Sorry, apologies, wearing number 13 today.
Coming out of the backfield behind the quarterback Giuliani most
of the time.
And he is another big impact player.
He
is one of the speedier backs you'll see at this level of football.
going to be a tough case for the Lakes defense to keep those two players contained in the backfield over the course of this game.
Take a look over at the Lake Lindenhubble Lakes.
We've got, of course, number five Brady Axford as our key player, particularly on offense.
He's been the heart of this team, takes a lot of snaps of quarterback, otherwise he's involved in running back
behind Lake Lebo, the full quarterback, and Josh Davatella, the usual fullback.
Axford has been the bulk of this team scoring offense over the course of the season.
Other players like Tyler Axford, Alfred Mielke getting
involved on the back a little
bit more over the course of
the season.
But Brady
still the beating heart of this offense.
On
the
defensive side,
for the first
time in a while, we should see a fully healthy Josh Davutella out there as an edge rusher and linebacker for the Lakeland and Hubble Lakes.
If he can be out there at full force today with the defense that's kind of shaped up around him,
during the course of his time injured
over the past few weeks.
If he
could come back to full strength and the rest of the defense plays just as well, this is going to be an incredible lakes defense over the course of the rest of this season.
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We're going to take a quick break and our coaches interviews will be coming up just after this here on WMPL.
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Welcome back everybody pre-game show here on WMPL and for our first superior service coaches interview of the afternoon I have Lake London Hufflehead coach Brett Sherbet with me coach.
Thanks again for your time.
Yeah, thanks for your time.
All right.
Well the season has continued to be fantastic for you so far.
You're still undefeated now at 6-0.
You had a 44 to 27 win two weeks ago here against Powers North Central and a 58 to 16 win on the road against Rapid River.
Are there any key aspects of the game that have really impressed you coming out of the players of the course of the season just like something they've stepped into or developed over the course of the year that really speaks out to you?
I've been impressed with their ability to just double down.
You know, they've been pretty steady through the year with their commitment to everything that we're doing.
And, you know, even at times where there's a lot of preparation that goes into this, I've gotten tired, you know, and as I look at them, I don't really think they're tired at all.
You know, we, we warn them of
Obviously the the things that happen when you keep winning games.
There's more pressure.
I'm not so sure they feel that they just want to play football They they love the game they like playing for each other and so I've been really proud of that
All right, and taking a look at the flip side of that I mean obviously no team is perfect But are there any key aspects of your game?
You're really hoping to shape up as the regular season wraps up and postseason football looms for you
I would say every aspect of our game could be better and even as as the coaching staff sits together, you know
If you sat with us on a Sunday into a Monday, we're doing nothing right.
You know, there's so many things that we could do better.
Our inside run game our defensive backs are sloppy at times Our quarterback is not faking all that efficiently at times There's things that could get a lot better and I keep telling the guys you know eventually if we make some of these mistakes It could cost us if we're playing a team.
That's you know playing their a game that day.
So we're trying to improve on everything We like the drills we run every week at practice and we're trying to get better at the little things And we're trying to just advance as the season goes on and getting more elaborate offensively showing
teams different looks defensively.
So
yeah.
And a key part of both sides of the ball for you has been Josh Davatella who lines up so full back very often on offense.
He's usually a middle linebacker or edge rusher for you on defense.
He's been playing through an injury the past couple of games we've been able to cover for you here at home.
So is he still doing okay?
Are you thinking that he's back to at least near 100% for you?
Yeah, and against Rapid River, he had said pre-game, this is the best I've felt.
Week two, you know, first play of the game, he sprained his ankle.
And I don't know if you've ever sprained your ankle, but it is very painful.
It seems like kind of a minor thing sometimes, you know, you talk about like a fracture, something like that.
But a sprain can be very debilitating, and for him, he's dealt with it for a couple years, you know, just recurrent sprains, so...
He's feeling good again.
He's a key piece to what we do offensively and defensively.
So it's good to finally get him back.
You know, we've kind of been asking other guys to step up to fill his role.
So that's been tough on us.
But now hopefully those guys that did step up can now serve another role.
You know, they can rise up and be a little bit better.
But my large Josh is, you know, he's a huge player for us.
He's worked his tail off for this senior year.
He's been playing for us since freshman year.
So there's nothing that's going to stop him.
He'll keep trying even if he is
in pain, so we're not really worried
about that.
And finally, you have the Forest Park Trojans coming to town here.
They're sitting at 5-1-1 right now.
They're always one of the top teams in the UP for 8-on-8 football.
What have you learned to expect from the Trojans in all the matchups you've seen them with over the years, and how are you hoping to keep your undefeated record after this week?
Yeah, a lot of the things that I say about North Central, they apply to Crystal Falls.
They're smart.
Their kids are football kids.
They're athletic.
They have the Giuliani brothers that are fast, athletic.
tall, they make plays.
Um, Dax Hook, he's been a little bit banged up with his knee, but, you know, he's been fighting through it kind of the way that Josh is.
And then the Bennett kid that stepped in at tailback has done a really nice job.
So we know that their coaching staff is, you know, some of, some of the best coaching you're going to see in the state of Michigan.
They know what they're doing.
They know what the plan of attack is.
They know what our weaknesses are.
Um, we're just looking to hopefully play our best game.
All right.
Lakeland and Hubble coach, Pretcher Bay.
Thank you so much for your time.
Good luck in this week's matchup.
Yeah.
Thanks a lot.
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Welcome back everybody pregame show continuing here on WMPL our second superior service coaches interview today is with Forrest Park head coach Brian Fabry coach.
Thank you so much for your time.
Thank you for having me
So taking a look at your season so far, you're sitting at 5-1 overall.
You're coming off of two big wins in the past two weeks at home.
You beat Norway 34-26 last week, week before that, a shootout at home for you beating Feltgenorth Dickinson by a score of 59-52.
How are you feeling about your team's performance in those two big wins?
I feel very good at that.
In our Dickinson game, we put together three and a half quarters, let them storm back in the fourth, but we made enough plays to keep that one all to reach from them.
And in our Dickinson at that,
played a Norway I thought we played a complete game so happy with the kids it was kind of a big win for us knowing that this this one was on deck here Ironwood and then North Central the end of the year so we really felt like we had to get that Norway game as well
yeah it's fair and your loan loss so far has been a week four against the Ishweming hematites it was a great game by Ishweming but what did you learn that you needed to shape up on in that game
to get ready for the rest of your regular season?
Sometimes they say a loss is the best thing for a team especially in the middle of a season or in the regular
season so it's not the pole season so you still have another chance.
Definitely showed us we had to show up our line play.
It should be in control of the line of scrimmage from the onset to the end of the game and they didn't make any mistakes and it was it was tough for us to do anything against them you know a couple turnovers and they played mistakes free football.
So it showed us that we have a lot to work on which we've improved since that game and to keep us level headed and it's week by week no matter what but definitely got to improve the line play and
And it was good to play in a big game and for the kids to get that experience.
And Vic Giuliani, your quarterback over the course of the season, he's been fantastic as a dual threat for you.
Are there any other players on your roster on either side of the ball that you think have really stepped up this year that you want to give some praise to?
Absolutely.
Vic coming back after missing his junior season has been...
Night and day, it changes our team.
Dax, who he missing last year, coming back this year.
Every time he touches the ball, he's on the field.
He's a threat where you have to know where he is.
You have to account for him, maybe a little more than the average player.
Then our lineman, Nick Stahovitz, the junior playing big minutes.
Brodie McBee playing big minutes.
Clay Williams playing big minutes.
As juniors this year, the last year, their sophomore is basically like a freshman season, getting thrown into the mix right away last year.
So good experience out of them.
And then Eli Bresnowski just, you know, being that three year starter for us, kind of anchoring our offense and defense align.
So a lot of good things there from a lot of players.
And Vic, Vic's a great kid.
He works his tail off, had multiple injuries he's came back from.
But every time we look at him, he's going to play and he wants to play.
And it's good to see as a coach.
All
right.
And finally, the Lakes are still undefeated this season.
6-0 so far.
What have you come to expect?
over the years from coach Dervay and this Lake Squad.
They're a solid squad.
Top to bottom of the roster.
They get their kids to play to their full potential.
No matter what they put on the field, it's going to be a good game.
They're not going to make mistakes.
They're going to run the football.
They're going to take advantage of the other team's weaknesses.
So nothing but respect for Coach Dervay and the whole Lakeland and football program.
It's been good forever, and it seems like.
And Forest Park's right there with them, but it's a
a great experience to come up here playing Saturday.
I played up here a couple times when I was in high school and it's just a cool atmosphere, a cool place to play, but it's going to be a hard-hitting football game.
Win, lose, or draw.
I think both teams are going to feel it afterwards.
And just a lot of pride, a lot of compassion is going to be on that field today.
All right, Forest Park head coach Brian
Falbury.
Thank you so much for your time.
Good luck today.
Appreciate it.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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High School Game of the Week on WMPL, our pregame show coverage continuing here from Warner Athletic Field in Lake Linden.
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to see some high school football, especially in October on a beautiful, nice, warm day like this.
It ought to be a fantastic game, and we hope the weather can hold up and not get too hot for these players out on the field for this big week seven matchup.
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Two teams that need a crucial win.
Fighting today.
A couple teams about 15 miles south of here in Houghton are putting on a show right now.
Halftime in the Grand Valley State at Michigan Tech game over in Curly Stadium.
Michigan Tech leading 21 to 14 at the half.
That's a pretty impressive start through 30 minutes of play for the Huskies in this one.
I believe it's Alex Bueno and Elliott Larner splitting time at quarterback today.
Apparently Larner was banged up a little bit in the game last week against Roosevelt.
That's why Bueno took the majority of the snaps.
But now I'd expect to be a little bit closer to 50-50 as the two quarterbacks try to carry the Huskies through a very strong number six ranked Grand Valley State team.
We'll see if they can hold that lead for the last 30 minutes of regulation.
The players on the Forest Park sideline are prepared and ready for the national anthem to begin and our PA announcer will start announcing the pregame setup pretty shortly here.
And the lakes are hitting the field now.
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to Warner Athletic Field for Week 7 Parents' Day and the Lakeland and Hubble Athletics Hall of Fame induction.
Today's matchup features a Great Lakes 8 West Conference 8-man football matchup between the visiting Ores Park Trojans and the hometown Lakeland and Hubble Lakes.
The Trojans come into Week 7 after a big win at home last week against Norway.
Forest Park is ranked number three in the UP 8-man football poll now posting a 5-1 overall record and our 4-1 at conference play as well.
Having posted their other victories over Antonogon, Municing, Gokibik and North Dickinson.
The Trojans are coached by head coach Brian Fabri and assisted by Gerard Valisano, Dan Naserini, Evan Hedkey and Riley Hendrickson.
The Lakes are entering today's contest with an unblemished 6-0 record and are currently ranked first in the U.P.
8-man poll and remain fourth in the State Division 2 rankings.
The Lakes posted a big win on the road last week against Rapid River.
The Lakes' other wins have been against Ishmoving, Ironwood, Munising, Norway, and North Central.
Your Lakes are coached by Head Coach Brett Jarvis, assisted by Bo Dupy, Casey Krause, Cody Kampala,
Danny Markop and Isaac Davatella.
Official for today's game are John Vara, Ben Larson, Alex Perra, Dave Sim and Joe
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Ladies and gentlemen, at this time we ask that you rise and direct your attention to midfield where members of the American Legion, Williams Drew, post 90, are presenting the colors.
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Let us honor and respect their efforts past and present and honor and respect our country by everyone who was able standing at attention.
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Veterans, render the appropriate salute as we all place our hands over our hearts as senior jazz band member Bernie Fortin plays our national anthem.
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Trojans Lakes kick off coming up in 30 seconds here on WMPL.
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Stands in the stands getting ready.
for a crucial week seven matchup between two top ranked teams in the
U.P.
Lakeland at Hubble Lake's ranked the consensus
number one team in the UPSSA rankings.
Forrest Park Trojan sitting at number three with their five and one record tying them with two other teams in the U.P.
in Pickford and St.
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Huddles are set up on both sidelines.
Teams ready to take the field.
Forest Park Trojan has won the toss, electing to receive.
The lakes are going to start on the north end of the field, kicking to the
south.
We'll
wait to see which of the two kickers it is for the lakes heading out there.
It looks like you'll be number eight Tyler Axford.
Teams are ready.
Fans are ready.
12 minutes on the clock.
First quarter coming up in just a moment.
The returner on the backfield for the Trojans is number 27, Devin Koga.
Devin Koga back to return for the Trojans.
Line spreads out for the kicking team.
Axford checks both sides.
Teams are ready in high school football underway here in Lake Linden.
A skip kick down to about the 25-yard line stays in bounce.
Koga will bounce on it and down the ball somewhere between the 20 and 25-yard
line.
And here comes the offense for Forrest Park.
The quarterback, number 12, Vic Giuliani leading this team, missed his entire junior season due to injury.
Coming back this year, he's been fantastic so far.
A key piece of the offense in both of the last two weeks against Norway and Feltgenor Dickinson.
He's going to start in the shotgun to begin this game.
Takes the snap steps back looking to pass over the middle of the field and that ball is over the head of his target number 42 That's his brother John Giuliani
incomplete
John Giuliani on my roster.
She listed as a six foot five freshman That ball a little too high even for his region complete on first down Having that kind of size out of a first-year player that's gonna be a problem for the rest of the UP and future seasons And you can see him out there just towering over
A lot of the other players, Brodie McBee, a junior on the squad, also listed at six foot four, so two big players out there for the Trojans in today's matchup.
And a whistle blows the play dead before it can begin.
And it's a timeout called immediately by the Trojans on second down and tenth.
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Second down after the timeout.
The quarterback, Vic Giuliani in shotgun, steps back looking to throw once again.
He's gonna overthrow John once again out to the right hand sideline and complete third and ten coming up.
Only nine seconds gone in this first quarter after two incompletions.
Still scoreless here at Warner Field.
And already the Trojans in a bit of trouble.
The ball at the 21 yard line looking to get to the 31 for a first down.
Huddle breaks.
Giuliani lined up in shotgun once again.
Three receivers and a bunch set to the left of the line.
Giuliani takes the snap, steps back.
It's a screen pass out to the left-hand side.
And his receiver's going to turn up field.
They'll get some yardage, but not enough for the first
down.
It
was number 27, Devon Koga.
Gain of four.
It's fourth and sixth coming up.
Four.
The Trojans deep in their own
territory.
And it looks like the special teams unit will be coming out of the punt this ball away.
Lakes defense holds strong on the first drive by the looks of it forcing it three and out.
Back to return the punt
for the Lakes number five.
It's going to be number five, the captain Brady Axford back to return this punt.
42 John Giuliani to punt.
While John Giuliani gets ready to kick it back to the Lakes.
And a flag on the play before the snap.
Fans of the stands are clapping.
They think it's a foul on the offense, and it looks like it will be.
It's
a false start against the Forest Park Trojans that'll back him up five further yards, fourth down and 12 coming up.
Multiple players on the left-hand side jumping across the line of scrimmage there.
Little too antsy to get this kick off cleanly.
John Giuliani snap is good kick is good up in the air that ball is skyed up and might take a favorable bounce It's gonna stay right where it is and fielded by the Trojans at roughly their own 41 yard line So not a much distance on that pot after being backed up by the fall start penalty lakes offense will take the field And we'll see what the lakes come out in to start this game We've seen Brady Axford take quite a few direct snaps
He's usually a running back.
Blake Lebo listed as the quarterback on the roster, but Axford gets involved in the passing game quite a bit on his own.
And it looks like Axford will take the first snap of the game at quarterback in shotgun with Josh Davatella lined up behind him.
Oh no, Davatella back in position now to take the snap.
He'll take it and run to the left.
Davatella trying to break through the line.
He'll get to the line of scrimmage, maybe a little bit more, but tackled shortly after.
Number 55.
Number 52, Nix to Hobbits.
In on the tackle there for the
Trojans.
Huddle break, second down and three coming up.
A gain of seven for Josh Davatella.
Got a bit further than we thought.
Brady Axford now in shotgun.
Tight formation, plenty of blockers on both sides.
Axford takes the snap, rolling to the right.
He'll be brought down near or behind the line
of
scrimmage.
Number 65, that's Eli Brunnowski in on the tackle.
And we'll check the spot here.
Looks like it's going to be a game of about a yard, third and two coming up for the lakes.
Alfred Milke heads to the sideline to get the call from coach Brett Gervais.
And Brady Axford still lined up in the backfield.
Looks like he'll take the snap once again.
Third and two.
Ten and a half to go in the first quarter.
Axford takes the snap, tries to run to the middle and he is met at the line and thrown down.
Nice work there by the Forest Park Trojans on defense.
It's
going to be fourth and short a run for no game by Axford.
And
Blake Lebo will head out onto the field.
Now looks like he'll take this snap at quarterback.
Lake's intrusion territory almost certainly going to go for it here.
And they do show an offensive set.
Blake Lebo getting ready to line up under center.
I formation with Davitella and Axford lined up behind.
Alfred Milky lined up out wide.
Lebo.
Takes the snap, hands it off to Axford.
Brady Axford cuts the outside.
Will he have the distance for the first down?
Still no signal from the officials.
They may need to check the spot on this one.
First down.
First down lakes.
The lakes now have the ball.
First and 10 on the Trojan 32 yard line.
First and 10 coming up for the lakes on the 32 yard line of Forrest Park.
Axford in shotgun.
Three receivers set, steps back looking to the left to throw and he overthrows his brother Tyler.
Incomplete second and 10 coming
up.
Incomplete intended for number eight Tyler Axford.
The incomplete pass brings up second and 10.
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that dual threat prowess both teams have a capable running quarterback on their side Brady Axford taking advantage of the spread out defense cuts up field for a gain of about 15 First in 10 coming up at the 11 not quite goal to go
I
formation Blake Lebo under center it's number 17 in the backfield now.
That's Tobin Barry
Lebo takes the snap, hands it off to Tobin.
Tobin Berry up the middle, he's hit and brought down.
May have gained a few yards on that play, but it's going to be second down and about five coming up.
And
it is exactly a five yard game.
Second down and five on the Trojan six yard line.
Forest Park defense able to force the lakes to go for it on fourth down on their first set of downs in the game.
Lakes convert, keep the drive alive and now at the six yard line.
Lebo back under center at Stavotella and Axford behind.
Lebo take the snap, hands it off to Brady Axford.
Brady Axford will be met and brought down.
He'll be short of the first down, short of the goal line.
And again, we'll have to see where the official spot
is.
Looks like a run for no game, third down and five coming up.
Lakes knocking on the door.
Tyler Axford heads back to the sideline to get the play call.
About four minutes gone on this first quarter.
Still scoreless here at Warner Field.
Lakes looking to change that on this play.
Third and five at the Trojan six yard line.
Tyler Axford in position to take the direct snack.
Tyler takes it in shotgun rolls to his left looking to break through the line He'll get through the line a flag on the play in the backfield might be a holding call on the lakes.
We'll wait to see Axeward did not have the distance for the first And it is a hole going against the lakes that'll back them up a few more yards And it looks like they're gonna retry third down here
Third
down and 15 coming up after the holding call.
They're gonna be at their
at the Trojan 16 yard line.
Forest Park defense doing a nice job of keeping the lakes out of the end zone right now.
They've been in the red zone for a little bit.
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Let's see what coach Jervay cooks up on this third and
long.
Ball is moved back now after confirming the spot third and 15 the down and distance to go and Both experts look to be in the backfield to start this one.
It's gonna be Brady Lined up next to his brother Tyler ready to take the snap Tyler Axford in shotgun snap is low behind Tyler Axford Tyler is gonna be met in the backfield and brought
down
Brodie
McBee in on the tackle and a loss of yards on third and 15 puts the lakes at a tough spot here fourth and more than 20 to
go.
And the Trojan defense after letting the lake slip down field have done a great job of holding him out of the end zone.
A low snap to Tyler Axford.
He has to run back and get the ball.
Tried to scramble out of the pocket by the time he had the ball and possession.
Nowhere for him to go.
Brady Axford in shotgun for fourth and 25.
Steps back, rolling to the left, looking to throw.
He'll throw over the middle of the field and that's over the head of Alfred Milke incomplete.
Milke ran the route correctly.
Axford put it where only Milke had a chance to get it.
He had to pivot during his route to try to reach that ball and it will fall incomplete about two yards ahead of him.
Turnover on downs
for the Lakes.
Trojans will regain possession at the 25 yard line.
Nice defensive stand there by the visiting Forrest Park Trojans.
And now let's see what they can do when they have the ball back on offense.
Vic Giuliani lined up under center this time is running back.
Brodie McVee behind him.
And Giuliani will keep it himself and roll out.
Oh, handed it off, actually.
Sorry to number nine, Devin Bennett.
He'll gain a yard or two.
Actually,
Vostigard by the check of the spot.
And it will be second down and 11 coming up.
Halfway through this first quarter, still scoreless.
A three and out in the punt by the Trojans on their first drive.
Lakes get down to the six yard line, but a holding call and a tackle for loss on third down forced them to chuck the ball down field on fourth and 25 can't complete it.
Giuliani hands it off once again in the backfield and the running back will be brought down just past the line of scrimmage.
Third and long coming
up.
It was number nine again, Devin Bennett.
And now a third and ten coming
up.
Game of a yard on that play And the quarterback Giuliani lines up under center once again Bennett behind in the backfield Giuliani takes the snap looking to throw over the middle of the field that ball is caught Nice hands there
by number 65, that's Eli Brozovsky.
And that'll move the chains of the Trojans in completion
for about 15 over the middle of the field.
That'll get them to the 40 yard line on their own side of the field.
Seven minutes gone here at Warner Field.
Trojans have just picked up their first, first down of the game, looking to make it a bit more.
Giuliani, shotgun takes the snap, quick pass out, and that ball is going to fall in, completely looking for his brother, John.
Giuliani's pass intended, reported to John Giuliani, falls in complete.
Again, two
gigantic receivers
out there, taking time in John Giuliani and Brody McBee, six foot five and six foot four respectively.
John, apparently a freshman.
Vic Giuliani in shock on once again.
Three receivers and a bunch set to his left.
John Giuliani out alone to his right.
Vic takes the snap.
He's going to keep it himself.
Rolling out to the right hand side.
He's brought down in the backfield.
Josh Davatella in on the tackle.
Third and 11 coming
up.
And
that's what Josh Davatella can do for you.
He's been a game record all season long the past few weeks.
He's been playing injured despite that he's made an impact on defense.
Last week against Rapid River, he told Coach Gervais that he was feeling better than he has all season long.
And today he looks like he's ready to cause some havoc on the defensive side.
Third down at 12, ball on the Trojan 38 yard line looking to get to midfield for a first down.
Giuliani gonna line up into shotgun, two receivers out to his left, one to his right.
Takes the shot.
Snap rolls out to his left looking to throw.
Giuliani throws out of the middle of the field.
That ball is too high for his intended target.
That was Dax Huki.
We haven't seen him touch the ball yet this game.
And his first target as a receiver is going to fall in complete fourth down and 12 coming up.
And you would think the Trojans are going to have to punt here again.
It's going to be number four.
John Giuliani punting once again.
Brady Axford back to return for the legs.
Davatela showing blitz.
Snap is a little high for Giuliani.
He gets it.
Skies the kick once again and this will bounce right at where it landed at about the 39 yard line of Lake Linden.
And the ball will be downed right there.
Lakes take over now in their own territory.
Haven't been many stoppages in this game just one time out both teams being held scoreless so far And the lakes on their second drive of the game hoping they can put some points up on the
board Lakes
trying to get some water quickly before
Their next drive-on offense begins.
A lot of these players are
both
offensive and defensive players, so not many breaks for them on either side of the ball.
Looks like Davatel lets Heiler Axford.
Alfred Bilke will all be out there on this first play.
Three minutes forty-nine to go in the first quarter.
Lakes are going to start with their first and ten on their own thirty-nine.
Officials whistle, signaling the players back to the field.
And it looks like Brady Axford is going to take the snap as the quarterback on this play.
Blake Leibow also out there.
We'll see what happens when they break this huddle.
And it will be Blake Leibow lining up as a wide receiver on this play.
Brady Axford, the lone player in the backfield.
Three other receivers out to his left.
Axpert in Shaka.
Takes the snap, he's gonna keep it himself right at the middle and he is met and brought down at the line.
Eli Bresnowski again in on the tackle.
He's been great so far on the defensive line for the Forest Park Trojans.
Trojans came up here from Crystal Falls.
Looks like that time on the bus is not...
impacted them too much.
They came out here ready to play today, especially on defense.
A loss of about a yard on that play.
Axford going to go down as a tackle for loss.
He's going to take another snap here at quarterback.
Lakeshowing run.
Axford, shotgun.
Takes the snap.
He's going to go right up the middle once again, and this time he's tackled by Clayton Williams, number 40.
He'll gain a few yards before being brought down this time, but a third and long coming up regardless, about eight to go.
Again on the plate, brings on third and seven for the Lakes.
Lakes in trouble, don't want to have to pump this ball away.
Blake Lebo and Tyler Axford getting subbed into the unit on the field.
Let's see what's cooking on this third and seven.
Ball at the 42, need to get to the 49 for a first town.
Axford about five yards behind the center, looking to take the direct snap in shotgun.
takes the snap, rolls stepping back looking to pass.
Brady Axford off to Blake Lebo on the sideline and he'll be brought down.
I think he's about a yard short.
Nice pocket poised by Brady Axford regardless.
Checked all of his reads, looked down field for his brother Tyler, didn't have it.
Saw Lebo open on a
slant route across the field.
He'll be two yards short of the
first down.
And I would think the lakes are going to choose to go for it now that it's a fourth and short.
This Lake's team has not been afraid to go for it on fourth down this season.
We saw them go for it on a fourth and 25 just on the last drive.
Didn't have many other choices there though.
I formation, Lebo under center, Davutela and Axford behind.
Lebo hands it off to Brady Axford.
Brady Axford breaks it to the lower end.
Brady Axford cuts the field, heading down in a 20, 15, 10, 5.
Touchdown, Lake's.
Brady Axford, 53 yards.
53
yards, touchdown run.
That caps off a four-blade,
61-yard scoring drive.
And Lake's on the board first.
Both teams get stuffed on their first try.
Forrest Park has to punt on their second as well.
Lake's on a fourth at two.
Take it to the disc.
It's Brady Axford.
What a run.
Two-point conversion try coming up.
Lebo, Davatella, and number 17, Tobin Berry in the backfield.
Lebo takes the snap, hands it off to Barry.
He keeps it himself, pulls it back.
Lebo gonna get tackled short of the two-point conversion.
No good.
Lakes leads 6-0.
We'll be back in 30 seconds to see how the Trojans respond here on WMPL.
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makes nothing lead off the 53 yard touchdown run from the quarterback Brady Axford.
Lake's the only team to score and this one so far a minute 32 to go in the first quarter.
And the lakes are getting ready to kick it back off to the Trojans to see what their reply is.
Looks like number 99 landed Gibson will be kicking this ball away.
The big offensive and defensive lineman.
He's been getting some reps in as the kickoff specialist over the past few weeks.
And OB number nine, that's Kevin Bennett back to return the kick for the Trojans.
Teams have headed out onto the field, gonna take a second longer to kick this one away.
The
wind is
starting to howl here at Warner Fields.
May have trouble
keeping the ball on the kicking
tee.
We
saw that a couple times last night in the Gladstone and Houghton game.
What a game we got to see at Alumni Field last night.
A goal line stand in the final two minutes of play by the Gremlins to keep the Gladstone Braves off the board for the second time in the game.
Able to win that one 12-7.
Gibson gonna skip kick it off to the sideline.
That ball is caught by number 20 for the Trojans.
That's Isaac Williams who will quickly be brought down
afterwards.
And Crystal Falls Forest Park gonna start their first drive after the break at about the 47 yard
line.
Trojans will have the ball first in 10 just outside their own 45
Trojan offense has had one or two breakaway plays, but nothing major yet Lake's defense, especially the front unit holding strong so far in this matchup Vic Giuliani lined up under center two backs behind one of them Bennett Giuliani stepping back looking to pass rolls out to his right Giuliani in trouble signals a player downfield that ball is caught what a throw
By Giuliani finds Eli Bresnowski down the field.
The big tight end with a nice play.
Giuliani in trouble, rolled out to his right, signaled to Bresnowski, cut up, field,
bucket.
And Giuliani perfectly places that ball.
What a throw, what a catch.
First in 10 for the Trojans at the Lake's 35 yard line.
Giuliani under center.
Two backs behind, one of them, Dax Hukie.
Giuliani will hand it off to Hukie.
Dax may go up the middle.
He'll gain a few yards and be stopped after gaining about five.
Under a minute to play in the first corner.
Number 13, the ball carrier for the Trojan.
Dax Hukie in on the tackle for the Lakes.
Number 81, Charlie Hanon.
One last play going to be snapped before the end of the first period here at Warner Field.
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Josh Hila-Tello on the call.
We'll try to update you on the score of that one at halftime.
Vic Giuliani takes the snap.
He hands it off to Devin Bennett, excuse me, out of the backfield, getting my players mixed up.
He'll gain a couple of yards, but third and short going to be coming up.
Randu is right.
Got past the line of scrimmage,
but the cornerbacks come in.
Nice
tackle there.
I believe Blake Lebo getting involved on defense.
And it will be a third and two coming up at the Lakes 27 yard line looking to get to the 25.
Before that though, first quarter clock is going to wind down and hit zero through one period.
Lakes lead 6-0 over the Forest Park Trojans.
We'll be back in one minute to see what happens on third and two here on WMPL.
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Marking the ball at the 21 yard line, looking to get to the 11 for a first down now.
Dax Hoeky getting involved out of the backfield, now had a pretty quiet first quarter.
Only one or two carries, no receptions.
But Vic Giuliani, we've seen some serious passing prowess already.
A brilliant completion to the tight end.
Eli Brasnowski near the end of the first quarter.
I formation, Giuliani takes the snap, he hands it off to the fullback, that's number 40, Clayton Williams.
And
he'll be brought down near the line of scrimmage, second down at about eight and a half coming
up.
And a player down on the field appears to be injured, it's one of the Trojans.
Players taking a knee down on the field that appears to be serious.
While we let the training staff attend to the injured player, we're going to take a quick break.
We'll be back in a minute here on WMPL.
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We believe the injured player for the Forest Park Trojans is number 40, Clayton Williams.
Took the carry as the fullback on that play and down at the bottom of the pile it looks like he has some kind of injury to his leg.
We're hoping he's okay.
Players taking a knee on both sidelines as the training staff tends to the injured.
Apologies we have number five Brody McBee down on the sideline.
and he'll get up and he's walked back to the sidelines now.
Glad to see him up and walking assisted by two of the training staff.
I've got a couple of Trojan staff members recording the game for highlights and film.
Next week they are able to spot the player on the roster form.
We appreciate it guys.
Second down and nine going to be coming up once play gets reset.
Trojans have the ball on the Lake's 19 yard line.
11-08
to go in the second quarter.
Rody McBee, still being helped by the training staff.
I think it's something to do with his ankle.
We'll keep an eye on that.
We hope he's okay.
Second down and nine coming up players head back out onto the field It's gonna be Vic Giuliani in shotgun three receivers and a bunch set to his left his brother John lined up wide to his right Giuliani takes the snap rolling back to his left looking to throw over the middle of field That's complete to number 13.
That's Dax hooky hooky cuts up the field makes a tackler miss and he's into the end zone touchdown Trojans Nice work there after the pause Dax hooky finds the end zone
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And we'll see if the Trojans like to go for one or two points here on the conversion attempt.
Looks like they'll stay out on offense a two-point try coming up for Forrest Park.
Vic Giuliani and shotgun two receivers on each side motion across the field Giuliani rolls out to the left looking for John that ball is Caught two-point conversion is good and there's a holding call.
It's gonna bring it back going against the Trojans
Like
it looked like it may have been holding on John Giuliani as he tried to get around the coverage Guarded well by Tyler Axford on that play
Oh,
the ball actually fell out of Giuliani's hands on the end of that play by the looks of it.
The pass was ruled incomplete while the officials assessed the penalty.
Lakes elected to climb the call, making it 6-6.
We are tied here at Warner Field.
Lakes, due to get the ball back, they'll also get the ball to start the second half.
Trojans won the coin toss elected to receive.
11
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It looks like Brody McBee is on the sideline.
It looks like his pads are off
as
he gets medical attention.
We're gonna
hope he's all
right.
Had some of the
Forest Park training staff attend to the injured player.
The special teams units are back out on the field.
It's gonna be number 24.
Grayson Cox getting ready to kick the ball away for the Trojans.
Number 10,
Alford-Milke, back to return.
Axford, both Axford brothers, next in line for the kick return.
And Grayson Cox will kick this ball away.
It's a full-force kick, and it will go right to Tyler Axford, who gets it at the 30 yards line.
Tyler cuts the left-hand side of the field, weak side.
Tyler Axford has room coming up field, to midfield, a little bit further.
Tyler Axford makes free down the sideline, 20, 10, five.
Touchdown Lakes!
And the Lakes offense doesn't even need to head back out on the field.
Put six more on the board for Lake Lindenhubble.
Tyler Axford ball was kicked right to him at about the 30 yard line.
He was shifted over on the right hand side.
His brother, one of triplets, Brady off to his far left.
As the kicking team shifted over, trying to stop Axe for the left-hand side was wide open.
He cuts over there, burst to speed, and he takes it to the house.
Two-point try coming up.
Blake Lebo under center.
Josh Davatella and Brady Axe are in the backfield.
Lebo hands it off to Davatella, off the middle, and he is through.
Two-point conversion is good.
Lakes take a 14-6 lead.
We'll be back to see what the Trojans do with the ball in 30 seconds here on 1 0 7 3 the uber
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to send the ball back.
Landed Gibson going to kick the ball once again.
The
kickoff team getting ready to send this ball down the field.
Looks like it's going to be Devon Bennett back to return for the Trojans.
Gibson's quick kick.
Off to number 32 on the sideline that's Hayden Smith.
Smith gonna cut back to the left hand side.
He's brought down at about the 38 yard line.
Nice work on defense there.
It's number 15 Brody rusted on the
tackle.
Offence
retakes the field for the
Trojans.
Lake's defense has played great so far today, gave up that touchdown in the red zone on the last drive, but the first two drives very effective, especially on the defensive line.
Vic Giuliani, shotgun.
Four receivers out wide.
Giuliani takes the snap rolls out to his left, and he's looking to cut up field himself.
He shakes free of the tackle.
Vic Giuliani up field, breaks free, finally brought down by Tyler Axford, but has it up for the first down.
North wall, Vic Giuliani.
Brody Rust tried to bring him down in the backfield, got two hands on him, but Giuliani able to slip three.
Gain of 12 on the quarterback keeper.
And that'll get the Trojans up to about the 49 yard line.
Trojans looking to cross midfield, three receivers and a bunch set to Giuliani's right.
Dick Giuliani takes the snap, bubbles screen over to number 13.
That's Dax Huki, who will
be met near the line of scrimmage and brought down.
Josh Davitella, Blake Vibo.
And number seven, that's Brayden Boudette in on the tackle.
Under 10 minutes to go in the second quarter of play, lakes up 14-6, Trojans with the ball.
Trying to tie this game back up.
Giuliani is going to line up under center I formation.
Clayton Williams and Dax Huki in the backfield behind him.
Giuliani takes the snap, takes the handoff, rolling out to his left.
He finds number 10.
That's Noah Starr open in the backfield.
He's brought down.
Cooper
Mills brings him down.
A loss of a few yards, third and about 15 coming
up.
Brady Axford also in on the tackle.
And a Lakes defense doing a nice job of pushing back the
Trojans.
Third and 17 the official distance to go a big loss of yards on that play.
Giuliani feeling pressure in the pocket had to throw it to somebody.
Pretty significant loss of yardage on the play.
Third and 17.
Four receivers, two on each side for Vic Giuliani.
Giuliani in.
Shotgun takes the snap, looking left.
Staying in the pocket, throws over the middle of the field.
That is a little ahead of John Giuliani.
Incomplete fourth and 17 coming up.
Trojan's going to have to
punt.
We've seen Vic with some passing brilliance in this game, but so far just has not been able to find his brother John.
Think 0 for 3 targets and reception so far.
And the punting unit will come out for the Forest Park Trojans.
8 minutes 35 to go, O'Clock is stopped after the incompletion.
Brady Axford stepping back behind the defensive unit.
Sickly, he's ready to take this punt.
Oh, Trojans come out in an offensive set.
Giuliani in shotgun, four receivers out wide, and a timeout call by
Lakeland and Hubble.
Coach Trevay
wants to make sure his defense is set for this big play.
We'll be back in 30 seconds to see what the Trojans do on fourth down here on WMPL.
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Trojans trailing by eight they look like they were gonna go for it and Vic Giuliani is still out there in shotgun with four receivers out wide Let's see what the Trojans cook up here Motion across the field Giuliani takes the snap look he left rolling out to his left fakes the pass looking down field has his man open the ball is Incomplete Lakes force a turnover on downs That ball was just a little bit short of decks who he had to turn around to try to catch it
By the time he got there, Blake Lebo was back in his face, able to keep him from completing the pass.
Blake's get the ball back in their own territory with 8.29 to go in the second quarter.
Quick update on number five, Brodie McBee.
He went down on the previous drive for the Trojans.
I believe they're now loading him into a car to take him away and get him checked out, make sure he's all right.
Again, we really hope that he's okay.
Looks like a rather serious injury.
It's going to be Brady Axford in the backfield eye formation.
Blake Lebow under center takes the snap, pitches it out to Axford.
Brady Axford cuts the left hand side of the field, shakes one tackle, shakes two.
Brady Axford finally forced out at about the 36 yard line.
Gain of six yards.
And that's what Brady Axford does best, bouncing off defenders, shoving them away.
and then turning up the speed to burst downfield.
Gain of seven yards on that first downhand off, second and three coming up at the at the 31 yard line of the Trojans.
Lebo under center, Davutela and Axford in the backfield.
Lebo takes the snap, hands it off to Josh Davitella.
Davitella down the field and he's brought down.
After getting more than enough for the first down, a game of about seven once again.
Davitella, just one of those downhill full backs.
He's gonna charge you right off the middle.
You gotta be ready to take the hit and bring him down.
And there, Josh able to push through the line and pick up a first down.
Leaks approaching the red zone once again.
First in 10.
Ball at the 27-yard line.
I formation.
V-Bow under center.
Blake will take the snap.
Handed off to Brady Axford in the backfield.
Axford makes a man miss.
10-5.
Touchdown, Blake.
Brady Axford.
Once
again.
Touchdown.
27-yard touchdown run.
And what a way to dominate on the offensive side.
Brady Axford, two touchdowns on the ground today.
Lakes likely to go for two once again, trying to make this a 16-point game.
Three-play, 43-yard scoring drive for the Lakes.
Blake Lebo going to line up under center.
It's going to be Davatella and Axford in the backfield once again.
Alfred Milky lined up wide.
Lebo.
Takes the snap, pitches it out to Brady Axford.
Axford makes a man miss in the backfield.
He gets to the line.
He's close, but he's going to be kept out of the end zone.
Two-point conversion, no good.
Lake's lead will remain 20-6.
7-43 ago on the second quarter.
Trojans due to get the ball back in 30 seconds here on WMPL.
Lake's staying out on the field.
Getting ready to kick this ball off, landed Gibson gonna get ready to send it back to the Trojans.
Trojans are ready to head back out and return this kick on.
Looks like it's gonna be number nine Devin Bennett once again back as the returner.
We'll see if Gibson kicks it all the way back to him.
We saw Isaac Williams get it.
Actually caught the ball out of the air on the squib kick attempt about 20 yards away from a kickoff spot last time.
Gibson getting ready to send this one down the field once again.
Lakes lead 20 to 6, about 8 minutes to go in the second quarter.
And Gibson will sky this one back to the 20 yard line, bouncing back to the 10, stopping at the 5 yard line.
Trojans need to get on this ball.
They muff it.
Trojans fall on the ball, and they're going to start this drive at their 2 yard line.
The squid kick up the middle.
No Trojan in position to recover that ball.
And finally, they realize somebody's got to fall on it.
And finally they'll get the ball back, but they are starting deep in their own territory.
Safety's now in question.
And the ball is placed behind the two yard line.
Boy, this is trouble now for the Forest Park Trojans.
Gonna need to keep the ball on the ground.
Can't
risk Giuliani getting sacked in the backfield.
And a timeout being called.
I believe by
the Trojans we'll be back in 30 seconds to see how this drive kicks off here on WMPL.
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Second quarter underway here at Warner Athletic Field in Lake Linden.
Lakes leading 20-6.
And the Forest Park Trojans on offense backed up deep in their own territory.
Vic Giuliani under center takes the snap.
He's going to hand it off to number 13.
That's Dax Hookey who breaks up field.
He'll get enough for the first down.
Nice work there.
Running the ball up field.
Hookey and a few other Trojans actually wearing guardian caps out
there.
Nice to
see players adopting some newer safety measures even at the high school level.
Who he will get to the 12 yard line on that run.
It's enough for the first down.
Offence heads back out.
Take Giuliani under center once again, Huki in the backfield.
No a star, the fullback.
Giuliani takes the snap hands off the Huki.
Dax Huki breaks up field, has room.
Dax Huki down to the 40 yard line, cuts up field, and brought down to the 44.
Josh Davatella and Brady Axford finally combined to bring him
down.
Davatella took a hit to the head there.
Had something stuck in his helmet, hoping he's
OK.
All their
lakes defenders
trying to fish whatever it is out of
his helmet looks like he's all right now He's got a piece of turf stuck in part of his face mask by the looks of it And Josh will now head back to the sidelines Number 17, that's Tobin Burrible head back out to replace him on defense Giuliani under center I formation once again takes the snap
Trolling to his left looking to throw Giuliani over the field.
That's a tough throw and that ball is bobbled in it complete.
A few different players getting to the play.
For a second it looked like Alfred Milke could come down with the interception there, but John Giuliani able to come back and disrupt what would have been a pick.
Second down and 10 coming up.
Ball up now to the 49 yard line or 43 yard line of the Trojans.
Looking to gain 10 yards crossing midfield for the first down.
Six minutes 11 to go in the first half.
Lakes up by 14.
It's gonna be Vic Giuliani under center once again.
He's the only player in the backfield now.
A player emotions back to the behind the line that was Devin Bennett who took a pitch play.
And he's tackled in the backfield for a loss of a couple yards.
Third and 12 coming out.
All
seven players besides Giuliani started that play on the line Bennett actually drops back behind the backfield in motion as the ball is snapped Giuliani pitched it to him hoping to catch the lakes off guard with that motion But the lake defense read that play well third down and make it 13 coming up actually Ball now back nearly to the 40 yard line looking to cross midfield and gets to the 47 for a fresh set of downs
Giuliani and shotgun, two receivers out on each side.
Alone in the backfield.
Vic takes the snap, looking to his left to throw.
Down the field, looking for his brother, John.
And did he catch that?
What a catch by John Giuliani.
And finally, we're seeing the big man get up there and make a play.
Double coverage, two receivers, two defensive backs in the area, and John just using his sides, leaping up and bringing that ball down.
A
gain of about 18.
And that'll place the Trojans at the Lakes 39 yard line for a first down.
And again, having just a gigantic receiver out there like that.
John Giuliani listed six-foot-five, I believe it.
And a handoff there to Devin Bennett.
Going to gain a yard or two before being brought down.
Alfred Milky
in on the tackle.
Gain of a yard.
Second down and nine coming up.
Four and a half minutes.
Clock is ticking down.
Here in the first half of play at Warner Field.
Lake's lead 20-6.
Trojans running on offense though.
Vic Giuliani in shotgun number 10.
The running back Noah Starr lined up behind him.
Giuliani takes the snap, pitches it up to number 13.
That's Dax Huki who will get out to the sideline.
A flag in the backfield behind the play though.
I would expect this is a hold and going to bring the Trojans back a few yards.
We'll wait for the call from the officiating crew.
Wind is starting to pick up here at Warner
Field enough that it may start impacting the passing
game.
Waiting for the call from the officials still.
Here it comes finally.
And the head officials actually going to head back to the sideline to talk to coach Brett Gervais.
Waiting to see what the penalty call is still.
I don't know if the team's no quite yet And it is a hold going against the Trojans that'll back them up quite a bit coach you're very accepting the penalty It's gonna be second down and quite a bit Coming up for the Trojans.
We'll see exactly where the ball is spotted after this penalty
And
after tacking on the yardage it's a spot foul at the mhsa a level so not a loss of a full 10 yards like it would be in college or the NFL
So it's going to be a second down and 15 coming up.
And the ball is at the 42-yard line of the Trojans.
Three receivers, bunch sets to the left.
Giuliani, shotgun takes the snap, rolls out to the left looking to throw over the middle of the field.
That's complete.
Two Dax Hookie.
Hookie will be brought down.
He'll gain
quite a few
yards.
I think it's going to be third and about eight coming up.
We'll check the spot.
Again, we're coming to you from the Russ Lauren fieldhouse.
here at Warner Athletic Field.
So on that
far side of the field, it's pretty difficult to see exactly where the ball lines up.
And it's going to be a gain of 10 yards actually on that play.
So third and five coming up.
Nice work there on the in route by Dax Hukie turning up field and making that a big substantial play.
Second and 15 turns into third and five.
Almost exactly what the result would have been without the holding penalty.
I formation now.
Giuliani under center.
It's Starr and Dax Hoocke in the backfield.
Pitch out to Hoocke.
Dax has room.
Cuts to the left hand side.
Dax Hoocke turns up field.
And finally brought down behind.
Alfred Milke in on the tackle, but Hoocke gets nearly down to the 10 yard line.
Nice running again by Dax.
He's woken up in this second quarter.
Two minutes 52 to go.
Two minutes, 46 and counting in this second quarter of play.
First and 10.
Ball is at the 11 yard line.
Not quite goal to go once again.
Giuliani under center, takes the snap hands and off the dachs.
Hookie met in the backfield and brought down.
Lake's defense showing up there.
Josh Davatella, Tobin Berry in on the tackle.
Stop for the lakes.
And Davatela still leading the Russian game exceptionally well today.
He's been a game wrecker all year long.
Two minutes and five seconds now on the clock.
Scoreboard shows lakes have all three timeouts still.
We'll see if they choose to start using them in the near future here trying to get one last drive on offense.
Giuliani in shotgun, hookey behind, takes the snap.
rolling out to his left looking to throw and that ball is looking to the end zone and it's too far out.
Looking for Brzeznowski once again and that ball just a little bit too far in front of him.
He's going to fall in, complete third and 12 coming up after the loss of Yardjum first down.
Clock stopped in a minute 45.
Trojans may have to pass here once again.
If they can't turn this drive into a touchdown, Lake's going to get the ball back and have a chance to run a two minute drill.
Vic Giuliani lined up under center, takes the snap, pitches it out to Dax.
Hookey, Hookey, over the middle of the field, looking for number 42.
Tried to find John Giuliani on a pass into the end zone after getting the hand off.
Pass was on target, but deflected by a Lakes defender.
Tyler Axford.
Tyler Axford.
Able to bat the ball away, fourth and 12 coming up.
Sitting at the 11-yard line, you'd be looking at a field goal of probably about 29 yards if you chose to kick one here.
Not sure if the Trojans have a kicker that they like to default to for field goal tries.
But they are also drilling by 14, may feel the urgency here to go for a touchdown.
Timeout on the field taken by the Trojans.
Timeout called by the Forest Park Trojans.
As they discuss what to do, we're going to take a quick 30 second break.
We'll be right back here to see what happens on 4th down on WMPL.
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During the timeout break but now back to the game and a big fourth down coming up here for the Trojans looks like they're gonna go for it on offense Vic Giuliani in shotgun three receivers lined up to his right his brother John out to his left
Vic takes the snap looking to his left looking for John Giuliani and that ball is actually complete the number 10 That's Noah star who breaks free touchdown Trojans It looked like the intended target was John Giuliani, but Noah star on an in route underneath actually grabs the ball I don't know if that bounced off of Giuliani or what?
Regardless it's a touchdown for the Trojans extra point pending make the score 12
to 20.
Two point try is good.
Make it 20 to 14.
A minute 32 to go in the first half.
We'll be back in 30 seconds to see what the lakes do with the time they have left here on
WNPL.
guest.
Right before we went to break got the Trojans back within set or back within six.
Excuse me after the two-point conversion was good Kickoff coming lakes get one last chance before the halftime break Number 24 Grayson Cox a squid kick off to the sideline and lakes are gonna let that one bounce out of bounds It'll go
out of
about the 40 yard line lakes gonna have the track about 60 yards of field
A minute 32 on the clock.
Blake Lebo getting ready, hearing the play from the lakes sideline.
And the lakes offense getting ready.
Davatella out there.
Brady Axford, Blake Lebo.
Looks like it'll likely be an eye formation run.
Huddle breaks.
And the Lakes head out to the line of scrimmage.
Ball is placed after the kick out of bounce penalty at the 45 yard line.
So looking to cross midfield and get to the other 45 belonging to the Trojans for a first down.
Lakes have all three timeouts on the clock.
Brady Axford going to take a direct snap behind the line of scrimmage.
Three receivers out to his right.
Axford.
Takes the snap, quarterback keeper right at the middle, and he will be met and brought down right near the line, maybe a gain of yard or two.
It's Eli Bresnowski.
He's had a fantastic game so far.
On both sides, the ball had a great reception.
And same formation here, Axford.
Stepping back, looking to pass deep.
Looking for Alfred Milke, that's way over.
Incomplete, third down and eight coming up for the legs.
A minute ten on the clock.
And all of a sudden you wonder if the Trojans might get one last chance here as well.
If Forrest Parking get the ball back and put some points on the board, suddenly the lakes getting the ball to start the second half doesn't quite seem as disastrous.
It's going to be Brady Axford taking the direct snap once again.
Two receivers out on each side.
Axford takes the snap, looking to his right, deep ball down the field.
That's way overthrown for Tyler again.
Axford feeling the pressure in the pocket.
Once again, Eli Brasdowski making his presence felt and the lakes may need to punt here.
Still in their own territory at the 47 yard line.
A minute and five seconds left on the clock.
For the moment, it looks like the lakes are going to elect to go for this.
And they will continue showing exactly that.
Axford staying in at quarterback, three receivers to his left.
It's Bodette, Lebo and Milky.
Tyler Axford out to the right.
Screen pass over to Lebo.
Lebo down field looking for...
Alfred Milke and it's well covered and shut down turnover on downs for a second time today Lakes are forced off the field on offense First intent coming up for the Trojans in Lake territory with exactly a minute to play A touchdown on the last drive for the Trojans
Vic Giuliani found Noah star on an in route that he took 14 yards to the end zone And it's gonna be four receivers out wide for Giuliani on this play three of them to his left his brother John alone to the right Vic in shotgun takes the staff at the screen pass the flag on the play It looks like a false start coming up and it's gonna back the Trojans up by five yards One of the players on the line a little too jumpy there
Be first in 15 for his partner.
Ball is now back on the Trojan side of the field at their own 48.
First in 15.
Same formation three receivers out to the left-hand side John Giuliani wide right Vickian shotgun with three blockers in front Giuliani takes the snap looking to his left rolling out to his right buying himself some time over the middle of the field and that is incomplete and a passenger fear its flag going against Tyler Axford here Stood himself in the route The DAX hooky was running in the backfield
And a crucial defensive error there by the lakes.
That's
a 15 yard penalty.
15 yard penalty will move the chains for the Trojans with 52.9 to go in the half.
Ball is moved up field.
Trojans discuss what to do next on the field in their huddle.
We'll check the exact spot here for you.
Make sure we get this right.
Looks like it's going to be at the 37, 38 yard line for this next first and 10 back in Lake Territory.
The chain crew is not moving the sticks.
I don't think the down and distance guys realize it's a first down.
It was a first and 15, a 15-yard penalty on the PI call.
This ought to be a first down for the Trojans.
And there it is.
Shane Crue is now known to advance 10 yards.
I'm not sure what the discussion was there, to be honest with you.
It was exactly 15 yards to go for the first down.
First and 10 coming up at the Trojan 38.
Vic Giuliani in shotgun.
Takes the snap, looking right.
Giuliani rolls out to his right looking deep ball down field and that ball is over the hands of his target.
Incomplete looking for Noah Starr once again.
Giuliani thought about running out of the pocket there but two defenders in his face forced him to throw the ball down field.
Bought himself as much time as he could.
Didn't make too aggressive of a throw.
Starr was the only player who had a real chance to bring that one down.
Second and ten coming up.
46.2, the time on the clock.
Giuliani and Shotgun, two receivers out to each side.
Josh Java tele looming over the field is the middle linebacker Giuliani looking to his right rolls out to his right trying to slip free Charlie Heynalt chasing him down He'll be forced out of bounds by number 10 Alfred milky after gaining maybe a yard or two
It'll
be a game of three on the play third down and seven coming up 40.6 to go Giuliani got out of bounds clock is stopped
Trojans trying to tack on some last-minute points here in the first half.
Lakes currently lead 20 to 14.
Lakeland to the Hubble due to receive the second half kickoff.
One time out of peace for both teams.
Trojan offense heads back out for third and seven.
Juliani and Shotgun, two receivers on each side once again.
Four as far it takes their third and final.
And the Trojans will like to spend their last time out with 40.6 remaining.
We'll stay here until the end of the half.
Lake's defense needs to hold strong on this play.
A big chance to show up for Lake Lindenhubble.
Meanwhile, the Trojans look into...
Tie this game up, maybe take the lead going into half, they haven't had it all game long.
Brady asks for two touchdowns today from 53 and 27 yards out on the ground.
His brother Tyler with a 70 yard kick return touchdown.
One for three on two point tries has made it 20 points to the lakes.
Two touchdowns so far for the Trojans, most recent one has been number 10, Noah Starr.
Vic Giuliani's been one of the better passing quarterbacks we've seen all season long.
See if he can keep that up for the rest of this game.
Trojans head back out onto the field.
Lakes defense already out there ready and waiting for it.
40.6 to go in the second quarter.
Third and seven.
Ball is at the Lake 32 yard line.
Vic Giuliani in shotgun.
Motion across the field he takes the snap looking left looking right now deep ball to the end zone that ball is going to fall to the ground and complete
He was looking for Isaac Williams a little bit
overthrown Had to avoid the defenders Williams might have been out of bounds while he was running up the sidelines there.
I'm not entirely sure fourth and seven coming up Children's I would think are gonna go for it here
Even with the turnover on downs, Lakes would have to go about 70 yards.
34.8, the time remaining on the clock.
Trojans using every second they can to prepare for this big play.
Same formation, two receivers on each side for Giuliani.
Vic takes the snap, rolls out to his left, buying himself some time.
Throw over the middle of the field.
That ball is caught.
Dax Hookey able to keep the ball in play and move down the field.
25 seconds clock will start rolling once the ball is spotted.
It's going to be at about the 15 yard line.
First down coming up for the Schroegens.
25 seconds of counting in the game.
Giuliani going to spike the ball.
20.9 to go once the clock
stops.
That brings up second and ten.
Trojans knocking on the door once again.
Ball is at the sixteen yard line.
Second down and ten coming up after the spiked ball.
Trojans offense heads back out.
I formation now Giuliani, Huki in the backfield Giuliani will fake the handoff looking for his man and then it's incomplete overthrown once again looking for star 16.2 to go on the clock now third and ten coming up Trojans trail by six a touchdown before halftime would be a welcome
Bonus for them.
Lake's defense trying to hold them out of the end zone.
No time for an extra drive now.
Third and 10 coming up.
Giuliani in shotgun.
Blockers on both sides of the line.
Giuliani takes the snap, looking to pass.
Over the middle of the field looking for John.
That ball is caught.
And Giuliani will get out of bounds.
Only going to gain a few yards on that play though.
It's going to be fourth and about four coming up.
11.1 on the
clock.
Not gonna
have many more chances for Dink and Dunk plays up the field.
You've got to think Coach Fabry is looking for the end zone.
Here come the Trojans, fourth down and three.
Vic Giuliani in shotgun two receivers out to his left one out to his right Motion across by that receiver to the right now Giuliani rolls out to the left takes the snap.
He's rolling and he'll be brought down picked up and shoved to the ground by Brady Axford That's gonna be our collision of the game brought to you by your collision specialist in Barriga County Mayo collision it is enough for the first down Trojan stopped the clock with 2.1 to go
One last play for Forest Park.
But Brady Axford just picked up Giuliani and brought him down to the ground.
That show of force there by number five for Lake Lindenhubble.
Having another great game so far.
And one last play, one last chance here for the Forest Park Trojans.
Ball is on the seven yard line second in goal after the spiked ball 2.1 seconds on the clock Giuliani in shotgun He'll take the snap stepping back looking to throw rolls out to his right lofts it up to the end zone that ball is caught Noa star open in the end zone if the clock hit zeros And for the moment we are tied at 20 a piece
Trojans looking for a conversion attempt.
Defense there just didn't hold.
Noah Star wide open in the middle of the end zone.
Giuliani just lofted it in right to him.
Two point conversion coming up for the Trojans looking for the lead.
It's gonna be a four receiver set, three and a bunch to his right.
Giuliani in shotgun.
Takes the snap, looking to the right.
He'll air it to the middle of the end zone, and once again, it's caught!
Dak Tuky gets the two-point conversion to bring the Trojans the lead going into halftime.
Makes in trouble here.
Central Park, sorry, Apologies, Forest Park Trojans lead 22 to 20.
Halftime show coming up next here for you on WMPL.
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It's time for our halftime show brought to you by A1 toilets going in the half the visiting Forest Park Trojans Leading the Lake Lindenhovel Lakes by a score of 22 to 20
After a last second, quite literally last second touchdown on a two-yard pass from quarterback Victor Liani to Noah Starr in the end zone, his second receiving touchdown of the game.
Quick scoring recap for you.
Lakes got on the board first on their second drive of the game, a 53-yard run by Brady Axford.
Got the Lakes on the board.
They missed their two-point conversion attempt, making it 6-0 in favor of the Lake Lindenhubble Lakes.
After that, a 14-yard... Sorry, there was a touchdown
run earlier in the game.
Unfortunately, I forgot to...
right down the player for it.
I believe it was Dax who got into the end zone for the first touchdown of the game for the Trojans.
Then the Lakes were able to quickly respond a 70 yard kick return touchdown by Tyler Axford able to put the Lakes right back in front making it 14-2.
I believe six and then two more touchdowns.
by the Trojans, a 14-yard pass to Noah Starr, and just there to end the half, a two-yard touchdown pass to Noah Starr, with Dax Huki picking up the two-point conversion in the end zone as the clock spreads zero.
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We're going to start with the results coming in from the West Pack last night, starting off with a big one, an upset in Escanaba.
Escanaba Escapot is able to defeat the Calumet Copper Kings by a final score of 21 to 20.
Escanaba improves the three and four, while Calumet stays pat at four and three.
Those last two weeks in play, now pretty significant for the Copper Kings as they look to lock up a playoff spot.
and make a last-minute push for home field advantage on their first round playoff game.
Manus V capable to defeat Gwyn by a score of 34 to 27.
Manus V can prove to 4 and 3 while Gwyn drops to 1 and 6.
Then Lawns headed to Iron Mountain.
They were shut out by Iron Mountain by a final score of 41 to nothing.
Lawns dropped three and four while Iron Mountain improves to an impressive five and two record this season.
Barker for Harris came to Hancock and got the job done against the Bulldogs.
Barker were able to put up 44 points to the Bulldogs 14, improving Barker for Harris' record to six and one.
while the Bulldogs dropped to three and four.
Ishpeming Westwood went on the road to Kingsford and put up a good fight, but fell to the flippers by a score of 15 to eight.
Kingsford remains perfect at seven and oh, while the Westwood Patriots dropped to two and five.
And finally, the Menominee Maroons headed to McGoni to face off against the Miners.
A 38 to 28 final score there means the Menominee remains perfect at seven and oh, while McGoni drops to four and three.
taking a look at the games that have happened so far in the Great Lakes 8 West.
Norway and Powers North Central played last night and...
Norway won that game.
I actually forgot to write down the final score.
My apologies, folks.
But, sorry, no, Powers North Central won that game.
They improved to 5 and 2 while Norway dropped to 4 and 3.
Ishpenming headed to Ironwood and got the job done.
Hematites improved to 5 and 2 while Ironwood dropped to 1 and 6.
And then today we have two further games in the Great Lakes 8 West.
Bessemer taking on Antonagen.
Both of those teams are 2 and 4.
That game taking place in Antonagen.
While even Junction Superior Central is 2 and 4, they had the municing to take on the 1 and 5.
squad there.
And of course today we have the current 22-20 halftime score between the Crystal Falls Forest Park Trojans and the Lake Lindenhovel Lakes.
Take a look at Michigan Tech Athletics now.
Number 19 Michigan Tech Football.
Take you on the Grand Valley State Lakers over at Curly Stadium at the moment.
Going to check the exact score for you there as we get going here but Grand Valley State coming into that game ranked number six.
Well the Huskies are sitting at number 19 so I believe
The first time those teams have both played each other well ranked in over a decade.
Maybe 2015, the last time that happened.
But we know that Alex Bueno got a lot of the time.
Oh, folks.
As much as I love the game that we have going on right now, it is currently overtime.
The game is tied at 35 apiece.
Joshi Letello on the call over on mix 93.
That would be the biggest win for Huskies in years if they could pull that one off.
So that may be worth taking a look at while we wrap up our halftime show here.
Otherwise, number 12, Michigan Tech Hockey, playing St.
Cloud State in their second game of the weekend series.
Last night, Tech won the game three to two in overtime.
Tatum Trembekki scored two goals, including the overtime game winner.
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Welcome back everybody about two minutes left on the halftime clock here at Warner Athletic Field.
Crystal Falls Forest Park Trojans lead the Lake Lindenhubble Lakes halftime to score 22 to 20.
Lakes do to get the ball back at the start of the third quarter.
So worth keeping your eye on a very close game here.
Really the first
game that's looked like a massive test for the lakes at halftime.
I believe the first time all year long they're trailing at the halftime break.
So, the Forest Park Trojans living up to their 5-in-1 record and their building is one of the top teams in the Upper Peninsula today.
We'll see if the lakes can pull off this win.
Once we're back here in a couple minutes, still keeping an eye on the Grand Valley State Michigan Tech football game.
Josh Hila-Tello calling that one over on MIX 93 right now.
It looks like we are still in overtime.
and I believe we're going to have a. By the looks of it, Grand Valley State fumbled on their first overtime drive and Michigan Tech Huskies are knocking on the door of the end zone as we speak on their own side of the ball.
If they can punch this in for a touchdown, the Huskies will beat the Grand Valley State Lakers and improve to five and one, beating the number six ranked team in the division two national rankings by the AFCA coaches pull.
Lakes and Trojans have retaken the field.
Play will start in a couple minutes as the players get stretched out and ready to begin the second half of play.
Again, the Trojans won the coin toss, electing to receive the opening kickoff.
Looked like the Lakes were going to benefit from that for a little while as both teams stalled out on their first drives.
Lake Lindenhubble actually scored on their second drive of the game, taking the early lead.
Forest Park has been playing from behind.
I believe they tied it up at six points apiece early on.
But since then...
The lakes have slowed down a little bit and in a last second touchdown pass, the Forest Park Trojans were able to take the lead for the first time in this game.
Folks, I'm looking at my phone right now checking the score.
It looks like Michigan Tech is beating Grand Valley State.
The scoreboard currently says 41 to 35.
Grand Valley State had already taken an overtime drive.
I'm going to wait until it says final to officially clear that.
But we may have just seen the upset of the decade for the Michigan Tachkoskis.
We'll get some more info for that for you on that as soon as we can.
Maybe we want to tab over to MIX 93 and check in with my friend Josh Ilitello and see what he thinks about the final result there.
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Teams are getting stretched out, getting ready for the third quarter of action.
High school football game of the week here on WMPL for those of you just joining us, Lakeland and Huffle Lake.
Trailing the Forest Park Trojan by a score of 20 to 22, lakes are due to receive the kickoff to begin the second half of play.
Jake Todd filling in for Jimmy Young tonight as we...
Look to this week seven matchup.
Lake Lid at Hubble Lakes currently undefeated at 6-0.
Ranked the consensus number one team in 8-on-8 football in the UPSSA rankings.
They're the number four team statewide in division two.
Crystal Falls Forest Park sitting at five and one.
They're number three in the UPSSA rankings for the moment unranked in the statewide 8-on-8 division one poll.
Looking like an absolute show.
And folks, I do have confirmation from our producers in the WMPL Studios.
Michigan Tech Huskies defeat the Grand Valley State Lakers at Curly Stadium.
The final score 41 to 35 in overtime.
Huskies pull off a massive upset to beat the Lakers.
And all of a sudden, the season looks, frankly, incredible.
for the Huskies sitting at five and one their lone loss
to I believe a now top 10
team in the Emporia State Hornets down in Kansas 34 to 20 the score on that one but able to thrash Roosevelt in Chicago last week 57 to 28 I believe the final score in that game and now a 41 to 35 final score against the Grand Valley State Lakers again the number six ranked team
in D2 college football.
Huskies
likely
to get some love from the
pollsters in this upcoming week.
So congrats to the Michigan Tech Huskies.
Coach Den Metlach on one of the biggest wins for the program, maybe this century.
Clock is hitting zero for the halftime timer here at
Warner Athletic
Field.
Players ready to retake the field.
And it's going to be Alfred Milky and Brady Axford in the backfield to return the kickoff to begin this third quarter of play.
Tyler Axford and Josh D'Ovetello also in the vicinity if it's squib kick.
They are likely recipients of the ball.
12 minutes back up on the clock as the Forest Park Trojans get ready to head back out onto the field.
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What a the past couple days for local football and frankly been amazing.
Last night we saw that
Gladstone Houghton game, a great goal line stand.
We're getting a good show here today at Warner Field as well.
Number
24, that's Grayson Cox getting ready to kick it off for the Trojans.
Checks both sides of his line and the second half is underway here.
It's an onside kick attempt, fielded quietly and cleanly by number 17, that's Tobin Berry.
Nice work by Tobin to recover that ball.
As the lakes head back out on offense, I do want to mention that today is also the Hall of Fame induction ceremony for the Lake Linden Athletics Hall of Fame.
We make sure that I have the people that are being inducted into the class this year.
We have Edward Jimbury.
He's from the class of 1945.
So a legacy picked there.
John Koos, Maureen Schick, and Gary Gus Freddy, a former coach, athletic director, and educator at Lake Linden.
Blake Lebo going to take the first snap of the game, handed off to Brady Axford.
Axford up the sideline.
Brady Axford has room.
He'll get out at the Trojan 40 yard line.
After the onside kick recovery, that'll be just barely enough for the first down.
Lakes move the chains on the first play of their drive.
50-50 has been claimed.
Onside kick placed the Lakes right at midfield to start their first drive of the second half.
And 10 yards by the run on Axford on that first play.
Lebo under center, Josh Davitella, and the running back Brady Axford behind.
Lebo takes the snap, hands it off to Josh.
Josh is going to break a tackle, cutting up the middle field.
Josh Davitella has room.
10, 5, touchdown lakes.
Josh Davitella, 40
yards out, what a
run.
And just like that, the lakes are back in front, 26 to 22, pending the two-point try.
Our 50-50 winner was... Josh Davatella head is steam charging through the line.
One of the players in the defensive line and slowed him down.
Davatella shook free and nobody else knew he had the ball.
Eye formation on the two-point try.
Davatella is still out there.
Lebo under center.
Takes the step, pitches it to Brady Axford.
Axford follows his blockers and he'll get into the end zone for the two-point conversion.
Lakes in front, 28-22.
Trojan's getting the ball back in 30 seconds here on WMPL.
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High school football game of the week here on WMPL, Lakeland and Hubble Lace.
Jess took a 28-22 lead over the visiting Crystal Falls Forest Park Trojans.
Josh Davatella, a 40-yard touchdown run on a fullback dive.
And
Tyler
Axford getting ready to kick this ball away, back
to
the Trojans.
It looks like it'll be number nine, Devin Bennett back to return for Forest Park.
Lakes only took three plays to find the end zone.
Axford getting ready to kick this ball back to the Forest Park Trojans, checks both sides of his line, they're good to go, and he's gonna kick it back and...
Bennett's going to be able to catch and return this one up to the 30 yard line, breaks to the right hand side, and he's brought down, swarmed by the kicker, Tyler Axford.
Trojans
will start right at their own 30.
11
minutes, 38 to go in the third quarter, still very young second half here.
Oh, and they're going to say he actually stopped, or got tackled a few yards behind the 30.
Trojans starting at their 27 yard line.
Nice work there by Tyler Axford after the kickoff just booking it getting involved in the play The kickoff specialist for the lakes here Tyler Axford and landed Gibson.
They're more than happy to get involved in the return game It's gonna be Dax who key taking a direct snap here for the Trojans take the snap rolls out to his left has some space cuts up field and he'll be tackled after a gain of about six Raiden Baudette in on the tackle
Second down and six coming up and this lakes offense They're able to march down the field in these slower more methodical drives But it's always the 50 60 yard breakaway runs that seem to get teams when they're least expecting it Lakes capitalizing on a quick touchdown drive to open the third quarter of play Now up by six points
Looks like it's gonna be Dax Hukie taking a direct snap once again Vic Giuliani not taking any snaps a quarterback so far Hukie cuts back to the inside of the line of scrimmage and he will be
brought
down after a gain of two or three yards Number 81 Charlie Hainalton on the play third and short coming up for the
Trojans
Forest Park wants to take their time on offense, develop this drive.
They've been playing from behind most of this game, never by more than two possessions.
And it will be Hookey once again taking the direct snap at quarterback.
Dax in shotgun.
Takes the snap, he's rolling to his left.
Dax Hookie falls, Blockers breaks free, Dax Hookie down the sideline, Blake Levo tries to catch him and he's forced out of bounds at about the 45 yard line now in Lakes territory.
Nice work there following the lead Blockers by
Dax.
Two minutes into this third quarter of
play.
Still waiting on a winner for our Pepsi trivia question.
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Vic Giuliani gets back in the game for this play.
Lined up under center, takes the step and hands it off to Taks.
Kuki, who will gain about five or six yards after finally being brought down by Brady Axford.
Landon Gibson also in on the tackle.
Looks
like he was able to stretch out at the bottom of the pile there gain of eight yards second and two coming up Puddle breaks for the Forest Park Trojans Coming up here to Lake Lendon to play all the way from Crystal Falls
Vic Giuliani in shotgun in the backfield takes the snap Takes a handoff to a player who came in on a motion and he'll take it himself up the field Looks like he gained a few yards.
We'll see if it's enough for the first down It was a second in two
And
it looks like he will have just enough distance to get the first down game of about three on that play Now have the ball at about the lakes 35 yard
line
Wind is starting to pick up here at Warner Athletic Field.
Game notes are being, are flying around to the field house.
One of the many hazards of this very warm and windy October day.
Fick Giuliani under center, takes the snap.
And hands it off to number nine.
That's Devin Bennett out of the backfield.
He'll gain a couple of yards, second down and long coming up.
It's
going
to be a gain of two, tackled by Josh Davatel on the play.
Four minutes gone now in the third quarter.
Trojan's letting clock run down while they march down the field on offense on this drive.
Tick Giuliani once again lined up under center.
He has Noah Starr and Dax Huki lined up behind his running backs.
Giuliani takes the snap looking to pass, looking for his brother John.
And it's going to be a pass interference call on Braden Bodette in coverage.
John Giuliani, the only player who ran a route downfield on that fake handoff play.
And Bodette knew he got beat, immediately knew that he was going to take a PI call.
And that'll move the Trojans downfield for the fresh set of downs.
officiating crew looking to spot the ball.
It's going to be at or near the 20 yard line.
Fans here in Warner Field, another great showing.
The grandstand mostly full.
I'd say over 100 fans out on
the track supporting the hometown team.
Visitor stands have also filled in quite nicely.
Crystal Falls fans making a trek up to watch their team play.
Giuliani takes the snap in.
Shotgun rolls out to his right on the quarterback keeper.
He'll evade the tackle by Alfred Milke and be brought down by Tyler Axford shortly after a gain of maybe a yard or two.
Second down coming up.
Trojans
have continued to do a nice job of working their way downfield.
Time not a factor yet, they're down by one possession, a six-point deficit.
Lakes lead 28-22.
And it's gonna be Dax Hoocke in the backfield, ready to take the direct snap.
A flag on the play, I think one of the lakes jumped.
Hard count, got
him.
And the Trojans will get five more yards out of that one, second and two coming
up.
Second and two for the Trojans.
And that may change the play call here.
And it looks like they'll stick with what they had.
Dax Hukie gonna stay in formation, ready for a direct snap.
All other players on the offensive side in blocking position.
Hukie takes the snap, rolls out to his right.
Hukie gets a round.
Blake Lebo brought down by Tyler Axford.
Looks like you'll have enough of first down, first and goal coming up for the Trojans.
First
down for the Trojans.
First and goal from the four yard line.
It seems like Forrest Park has either been forced to a three and out or reach the red zone on every drive so far in this game.
Huddle breaks, first and goal at the three yard line.
Trojan's looking to get back in front.
Dax Hookie in for the direct snap once again.
Hookie takes the snap.
Rolls to his right once again, tries to get to the sideline.
He cuts inside.
And it's a touchdown for the Forest Park Trojans.
Tax Hookie on the three-yard touchdown
run.
Extra
point coming up, likely going to be a two-point try.
Game is tied at 28 apiece.
Both teams...
Two for four on two-point conversion attempts so far, four touchdowns by each squad.
And it will be Vic Giuliani out there in shotgun to take the snap.
Three receivers out, two to his left.
Giuliani takes the snap, looking to his left.
Over the middle of the field, end zone fade, is caught, and two-point conversion
good.
Noah
Starr.
Finds
himself open in the end
zone once again.
Believe that was Brayden Baudet in coverage.
Lost his man on a juke move running the route.
And with 617 to go in the third quarter, Trojan's back in front.
30 to 28.
Lakes due to respond in 30 seconds here on
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number 24, Grayson Cox, who slip kicks it off to the sideline.
It's going to roll out of bounds, Tyler Axford
guarding it, and the legs will start about the 35
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Lakes
offense heads back out.
Huddle breaks first and 10 at the 40.
After the kick out of bounds penalty.
Looks like Tyler Axford going to receive the direct snap in the backfield this time.
Everyone else lined up as a blocker on the line of scrimmage.
Tyler takes the snap.
cuts inside to the left.
Tyler Axford breaks the defensive line.
Tyler Axford shakes up field, brought down by his feet.
A
nice tackle there by Noah Star, lightly saved a touchdown.
Apologies to Isaac William, number 20 in on the
tackle.
Regardless enough for a first down, putting the lakes now into Trojan territory.
First in 10 at the Trojan 46.
Lake Lebo lined up and at quarterback now under center.
Davatella Brady Axford in the backfield behind him.
Lebo takes the snap hands it off to Brady Axford.
Brady Axford to the right hand side will gain about eight yards before being brought down.
Big
Giuliani in on the tackle.
Second down and two coming up for Lake Lindenhubble.
Five minutes 30 to go in this third quarter of play.
Lake's trail by two.
Both teams showing off on offense so far.
It's going to be Blake Lebo under center once again.
I formation, Davatella and Brady Axford lined up behind.
Alfred Milky lined up wide left.
Lebo takes the snap looking to pass looking for Alfred milky down the field that ball is short nearly intercepted by number 32 Hayden Smith all over milky on that play third and two coming up Haven't seen much of Lebo in the passing game recently believe that's his first pass attempt today Now for milky just swallowed up in coverage there Hayden Smith great job
Off the line of scrimmage, in press coverage.
Eye formation once again, Blake Lebo, Davitella, Brady Axford.
Noki now lined up on the wide right.
Lebo hands off to Brady Axford in the back field.
He'll get a couple of yards.
We're going to check the spot for the first down.
Oh,
it's close.
I think we're going to have a fourth and inches coming up.
And we do.
Fourth and about three inches at the 31 yard line.
Lakes obviously gonna go for it.
447 to go in the third quarter.
And it looks like now the official crew wants to check the spot to be safe.
Chains are pulled taut.
And it looks like the call is just short.
Fourth and three inches coming up.
Nice
work there by the official crew, keeping themselves honest here.
Spot looks about right from where I was standing up here in the Russell-Loren Fieldhouse.
High formation for the Lakes, Levo under center.
Axford in the backfield behind Davidella.
Pitch out to Brady Axford on the left-hand side, cuts up Field, and he is going to be close.
Waiting
for the
spot.
Forest Park fans thought they had the turnover on downs, waiting for the official spot.
And they'll say Brady Axford got it, moved the chains first down.
Close call there, maybe gained a foot off the line of scrimmage on that play.
Axford had to dive for the first down, just barely got it.
Lakes at the 34 yard line.
Lebo under center takes the snap hands it off to Brady Oh pull it himself handed off the Tyler Axford Tyler Axford up the sideline a flag on the play Axford is forced out of about the 22 yard line If this is against the Trojans, it's gonna be enough for a first down It is a hold going against the legs back them up a Retry of first down coming up next 402 to go second quarter of play
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402
to go.
First down in 16 after the holding penalty.
Lakes with a deficit, a rare recurrence for this team.
Down 28 to 30.
Looking to find the end zone once again Tyler Axford ready for the direct snap players jump on the line for the Trojans, but none of them cross the line of scrimmage Penalty or play goes as normal Axford will gain about three yards Make it about five yards actually after diving for a little bit more second down and 11 coming up Two players on the right hand side of the Trojan line moved before the snap
Looks like neither of them wound up being off sides.
Brady Axford in position to take the direct snap now.
Josh Davatella lined up to his right.
Davatella actually gonna take the snap here.
Davatella rolls out to his left.
Josh Davatella trips over a defender and falls down to about the 30 yard line.
It's gonna be third and long coming up.
It
was John
Giuliani.
And
actually Prody McBee number five is back out there for the Trojans.
It looked like he sustained a pretty serious injury, but Looks like he's back out there and good to go now.
Nice to see big number five back out there for the Trojans Third down and four coming up Lake Lebo under center Davatella and Brady Axe from the backfield
Alfred Milky lined up wide right.
Lebo fakes the handoff or gives the Josh Davatella.
He's met and brought down near the line of scrimmage fourth and short coming up for the legs.
Maybe gained a foot on that
play.
It's gonna be about two and a half yards to go looking to get to the 25 yard line for a first down.
Two minutes 20 to go in the third quarter of
play.
Lake's offense has been forced to slow down a little bit, but went for it on fourth down just a moment ago.
Brady Axford able to reach for the first.
High formation.
Lebo under center.
Davatella motions out to the line.
Now Brady Axford alone in the backfield.
Lebo takes the snap, pitches it to Brady Axford.
Axford over the top looking to throw!
Over throws!
Brayden Baudet incomplete another turnover on downs.
And Lake's kept off the scoreboard once again.
The third turnover on downs today for Lake
Lindenhubble.
Forrest Park takes over at their own 28.
Under two minutes to go in the third quarter now and the passing game just hasn't been there for the Lakes.
Defensive coverage in the backfield has been frankly stellar by the Trojans all game long.
And now Crystal Falls Forest Park, lucky to take a two possession lead for the first time today.
Dax Huki, ready for the direct snap in the backfield, takes it, rolls to the right, and he'll be brought down.
And that's landed Gibson and Blake Lebo in on the
tackle.
Oh,
excuse me, Xavi on Le Pratt.
And Cooper Mills made two number misreads there.
Nice work there by both of those players on the defensive line.
It's gonna be a run for no gain, second and ten coming up.
Ball still at the Trojan 28 yard line.
Time for one or two plays left in this third quarter.
Huddle breaks the minute ten to go.
Vic Giuliani back out on the field.
He's lined up as a blocker for now.
Dax, who keep ready to take the snap?
Boogie takes it, rolls out to the left this time.
Axeber tries to cut him in and get the tackle, but it's number 75 Cooper Mills who brings him down once again.
Third down and about eight yards coming up.
Lake's defensive line looking good right now.
Can they stifle this drive before it can really get going for the Trojans?
Again, Lake's need the ball back.
They're trailing.
Looks like they will be by the end of the third corner.
It will be Vic Giuliani in it quarterback on this snap.
Hookie lined up wide right.
Hookie now motions in.
Giuliani hands it off.
Take it to Hookie.
It's actually back to Noah Starr.
Starr has pushed out a bounce for a loss of yards.
Fourth and 12 coming up.
Defensive stand successful there by the lakes.
13.5 to go in the third quarter of play.
Fourth and 13.
Looking to get to the 38 yard line on your own side of the field for the first down.
You've got to think the Trojans have to punt here.
Fourth and 14 make it.
Line of scrimmage at their own 25.
And it looks like they will punt Vic Giuliani on to kick this ball away.
Oh, excuse me.
No, it's number 42, John Giuliani, his brother.
Brady Axford back to return the punt.
Snap is good.
Kick is off cleanly.
It's got a nice spiral bouncing down the sideline looks like it'll go out of bounds around midfield Makes will take over on offense once again with just about six seconds to go in this third quarter Time for one play and then we'll head to our third quarter break
It's going to be a first in 10.
Ball actually went out of bounds in Trojan territory at the 48 yard line.
So nice field position to start here for Lake Lindenhubble.
Tyler Axford ready for the direct snap in the backfield.
Everybody else blocking.
Tyler takes the snap.
Looking to go up to his left now.
Nice block there by Alfred Milke.
Tyler Axford has some room.
Tyler Axford shakes another tackle and brought down inside the 30 yard line as the third quarter comes to a close here at Warner Athletic
Field.
Lakes with the ball inside the 30 yard line.
Looking to get back on the board trailing by two.
Fourth quarter coming up in one minute here on WMPL.
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on the clock left in regulation.
Lake Lindenhubble Lakes trail by two, the score 30 to 28.
But the lakes inside the 30 yard line of the visiting Forest Park Trojans looking to get back in front.
One of the first games in a while that we've seen that has a reasonable chance of resulting in an overtime.
No ties in MHSAA will keep playing until one team winds up on top First and 10 coming up Lakes will start the fourth quarter at the Trojan 24-yard line Brady Axford taking the direct snap he takes it and rolls to the left-hand side following his blockers Brady Axford breaks free down the sideline and he'll be tackled inside the 10 First and goal coming up for the Lakes
It's gonna
be first and goal at the three!
Wind is really picking up here at Warner Field.
A great crowd tonight.
Plenty of visiting fans from Crystal Falls showing up to support their Trojans.
They're having a great year of their own, five and one so far this year, ranked number three in the UPSSA rankings.
Brady Axford ready to take, ready to block for his brother Tyler.
And a player falls over on the line, I think one of the linemen shumped.
Believe it's number 75 Cooper Mills, and it's gonna be a false start going against the offense,
backing them
up five yards,
first and
goal will be
from the eight yard line instead.
No, excuse me, they've revised the spot.
That first in goal was going to be at the 6, now it's at the 11 after the false start.
Tyler Axford still ready to take the snap.
Everybody else lined up as a blocker.
Tyler takes it, rolls out to his right.
Blocking fails, and he's going to be met near the line of scrimmage.
We'll see exactly where the spot is, but he's not
going to be anywhere near the end
zone.
Looks like he gained a few yards on the play.
Second down and goal coming up looks like it's about at the seven yard line.
11 minutes left in regulation.
Whistle on the field blows clock resumes.
Didn't wind up being quite as hot today as we were expecting.
May still get a little bit warmer as the game progresses, but we were expecting near 80s.
Not quite that bad, at least inside the field house.
Brady Axford takes the snap, and it's popped out to Alfred Milky!
Alfred Milky to the end zone!
Touchdown, Lakes!
Brady Axford bubble pass to Alfred Milky.
And the freshman number 10 gets into the end zone.
Lakes retake the lead.
Lake Lindenhubble leading by fourth a moment.
Absolutely going to go for a two-point conversion here.
Blake Lebo lined up under center.
Davatella.
And number 17, Tobin Berry lined up behind.
And Levo will hand it off.
Two
Berry, and he's into the end zone for a two-point conversion.
Lakes take a 36-30
lead with 10-31 to go in the fourth quarter.
We'll be back in 30 seconds with the Trojan reply here on WMPL.
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Back everybody, Lakeland and Hubble Lakes.
Retake the lead now 36 to 30 against the Crystal Falls Forest Park Trojans.
It was number 10, the freshman running back Alfred Milky, who cashed in from seven yards out to give the Lakes the lead back once again in this second half.
10 minutes, 31 to go in regulation.
Lakes getting ready to kick this ball back.
Looks like it's going to be number 99 landed Gibson sending the ball downfield for the Trojans once again.
It's Devon Bennett, lined up as the kick returner.
We'll see if Gibson gets it far enough to get out to him.
Both Tyler Axford and Landon Gibson have been known to use the squib kick quite a bit.
I don't remember it resulting in a turnover for the lakes yet, but it nullifies any real chance of a kick return touchdown.
And it will be a skip kick, a well-placed one at that.
Back to about the 15-yard line, number 20 for the Trojans.
That's Isaac Williams going to recover it.
And he's trying to shake free of tacklers.
He's brought down.
Looks like he's at the 24-yard line, where the Trojans will start their next
drive.
Quarterback Vic Giuliani's played fantastic football all day long.
We've seen, frankly, two or three.
Incredible passes from him.
The one that sticks out to me still is the pass over the top to Eli Brosnowsky.
That he had, I think, early on in the second quarter, flushed out of the pocket, signaled him to cut up field, and able to complete the pass for about 20 yards.
Here, Giuliani will hand off to Dax Huki, and he'll go off the middle for a gain of about six.
Oh, make it a gain of eight yards, actually.
Nice work there by Dax getting a field, second down and two coming up.
The closest game we've seen for Lakeland and Hubble all year long, a six-point game with ten minutes to go.
At least here in Warner Field, they've been well in front of their competition for the games we've seen here so far.
Vic Giuliani takes the snap.
He's going to roll out to his right.
Oh, it's actually
Dax Hookie who took the direct snap.
He was brought down in the backfield for a loss of a couple
yards, third and about five coming up.
A stop here for the Lakes, especially one that results in a loss of yardage good enough to force the Trojans to punt the ball away.
Would be pretty big news.
9 minutes 15 to go both teams have one timeout left in the second half And it will be Vic Giuliani back in under center two backs behind it Giuliani takes the snap he'll look to throw and he has Brostnowski open down the sideline
Brosnowsky shakes a tackle finally brought down after midfield.
Blake Lebo tried to contain him.
Brosnowsky uses his size to get around and crossed the midfield line first at 10 coming up for the Trojans in Lake's territory.
Eli
Brosnowsky has been superb so far today.
Tight end and defensive linemen.
He's had a few receptions.
And he has been an impactful player all game long.
It'll be Vic Giuliani in shotgun, three receivers and a bunch set to his right.
His brother Joe out to his left.
Joe Giuliani opened in the flats a game of about six and he'll be forced out of bounds finally nice works there by Tyler Axford Tyler used to be one of the bigger players on the field So when you have somebody out there who's got a three inch size advantage on him all of a sudden It's a pretty odd situation for number eight He's largely done a pretty good job of containing him so far in this game though
Eight minutes, 13 on the clock.
Giuliani got out of bounds on that last play, so the clock is stopped.
Second down at about a yard.
Vic Giuliani in shotgun, three receivers to his right, takes the snap, bubbles screen out.
To number 10, that's Noah Starr, who will have enough for the first down, moving the chains for the Trojans.
Gained about four on that play.
Looks like he also got out of bounds, so the clock will remain stopped at 8.07.
And for my, it looks like he was tackled in bounds, the clock will resume once it's placed.
And it's a first and 10 of a 34 yard line for the Forest Park Trojans.
Lake's defense needs to hold here, leading by six points to score 36 to 30.
Vic Giuliani in shotgun takes the snap he's gonna keep it rolling out to his left Brady Axford sheds a block and able to get him down Giuliani stumbles a couple of yards after the hit by Brady and it looks like it'll be a gain of about seven yards for Vic just stretching out after that hit that looks like it happened that about the line of scrimmage just couldn't regain his footing afterwards second down and a long three coming up about seven minutes to go in regulation
You have coach Brian Fabry kicks up for the Trojans.
On this big second, down him three.
The clock is still running, six fifty to go.
Direct snap to Joe Giuliani on that play.
Leaving legal procedure penalty.
And it will be a false start going against the offense.
Lakes fans like it.
They get second down and a long eight.
That'll bring up second eight of the Trojans.
And the wind really picking up now at Warner Field We are projected gusts of up to 30 miles an hour today.
It'd be tough to throw in this wind Teams may elect to keep it on the ground for most the rest of this game It'll be Vic Giuliani Alone in the backfield everybody else lined up as a blocker takes the snap looking to pass
Vic Giuliani, pressure comes.
Giuliani rolls out to his left, throwing down the field, looking for Joe, and he caught that ball in bounds.
Joe Giuliani with a catch.
One of the most impressive receptions we've seen all year long.
Hugging the sideline, toe tap, got both feet in bounds.
That's a catch in the NFL too, folks, first and 10 at the 14-yard line.
Joe Giuliani have a day.
Not quite first in goal for the Trojans.
It's first in 10 at the 14 yard line.
Lake's defense needs to hold them out of the end zone.
Dax Hukie in for the direct snap.
He takes it, runs out to his left and cuts back a field.
Dax Hukie has room and he'll waltz right into the end zone.
Touchdown for his parked Trojans.
with 6.09 to go.
Two point conversion try coming up here from the Trojans.
A conversion means they retake the lead currently tied at 36 apiece with just over six minutes to go in the fourth quarter.
Both teams being tested today.
Vic Giuliani's gonna line up and shotgun four receivers set three of them to his right.
Giuliani takes the snap looking to the left.
Pressure comes into the end zone caught by Joe Giuliani.
Two-point conversion is good.
And the defensive backs not able to hold despite the pressure from the lakes line.
And Lakeland and Hubble are going to take the field back on offense trailing by two.
We'll see what they can do with the ball in 30 seconds here on WMPL.
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For one of the first times this season, trailing by two, the score 36-38.
Forrest Park Trojans able to cash in a 14-yard touchdown run by number 13 Dex Hookey.
And then a two-point conversion successful by Joe Giuliani on the pass from his brother Vic.
It'll be number 24 for the Trojans that's Grayson Cox kicking the ball off to the legs and he will squib kick it.
And it's going to go straight out of bounds, kick out of bounds, penalty coming up.
Lakes will start this drive at about the 40.
609 to go.
Lakes trail by two.
Best
case scenario for them is a slow drive winding down the field for a touchdown, not giving the Trojans the chance to score.
is still going strong here.
Looks like Tyler Axford will take the direct snap on the first play.
And that's exactly what they'll do.
Axford in shotgun takes the snap, rolls to the left.
Tyler Axford breaks out to the sideline.
Tyler Axford cuts back up the middle of the field.
He'll have enough of the first down and enough to get the lakes into Trojan territory.
The first down rushing plays from Tyler and Brady Axford have been successful.
Basically all game long for Lake London Hubble.
First in 10.
Ball is at the Trojan 43.
Blake's huddle breaks.
Brady Axford now in the backfield ready for his chance at the direct snap.
5.37 and counting on the clock.
Line is set, Axford takes the snap, going to his right.
Brady Axford met near the line of scrimmage and brought down.
Looks
like he gained a yard or two on that play.
And it was
Joe Giuliani in on the tackle that's shut down Brady Axford.
Second down and eight coming up.
It's going to be an eye formation here.
Blake Lebow under center.
Josh Davatella and Brady Axford in the backfield behind it.
Lebow.
Takes the snap.
Takes the handoff, gives it to Tyler Axford on the end around.
Tyler Axford has room going up the sideline.
He'll be forced down and up the 30 yard line.
More than enough for the first down.
Lakes move the
chain.
Lakes doing a nice job working down the field right now.
May want to slow their pace a bit if anything.
Give the Trojans as little time as possible on the clock.
But more importantly, they need the touchdown down two.
Lebo under center.
High formation once again, Alfred Milky lined up wide left.
Lebo takes the snap, hands it off to Brady Axford.
Axford had some room, ran through a defender.
Looks like he gained a few yards, second down and about five coming
up.
It's Vic Giuliani on the tackle.
Six yard gain on the plate.
A gain of six for experts, second and four coming up at about the 23 yard line looking to get to the 19 for a first down.
Four minutes 15 in regulation.
Blake Lebo under center.
Eye formation, Milky lined up on the right side now.
Lebo gets under center, ready for the snap, he takes it, and he'll fake the handoff, keeps it himself.
Blake Lebo gets to the sideline trying to get around the defenders.
He'll do so, gain a few yards.
I think he's out of bounds before reaching the first down marker.
We'll wait for the official spot, but I believe it's going to be third in inches coming up for the lakes.
Nice work there pulling the handoff by Blake Lebo.
The defense all over the handoff to Axford.
Kept it himself, bounced to the left on the outside.
Able to get upfield for a gain of about four.
Third and one.
Just in front of the 20 yard marker, need to get to the 19 for a first down.
And it looks like a direct snap to Brady Axford.
Everybody else lined up to block.
Axford takes the snap, rolls to the right.
Brady Axford through the line of scrimmage.
And it looks like you'll have enough for the first down before being tackled.
Dax hooky in on the tackle.
3.39 to go.
Clock will resume ticking once the ball is spotted.
And the first and 10 coming up at about the 13 yard line.
Nice work there by Brady.
One time out left for both teams.
Lakes obviously.
Number one priority is to find the end zone, but you like to leave the Trojans with at least two minutes or less here.
Make them feel some time pressure as they try to work up field.
Looks like another direct snap to Brady.
In shotgun, he'll take it and roll out to the left-hand side.
This time it's a weak side.
Brady Axford cuts through, breaks a tackle, and he's down near the goal line.
He
did not get into the end zone first in goal coming up for the lakes Two minutes 53 clock will continue to run
Brady
Oxford two touchdowns today both rushing one from 53 yards out one from 27 And we're gonna have a timeout
While the players at the sidelines have discussed what to do next, we're going to take a quick 30 second break.
We'll be back with the conclusion of this one here on WMPL.
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A timeout on the field.
And it's a first and goal at the five yard line for the Lake Lindenhubble Lakes with 253 to go in regulation.
Lakes trail by two, both teams showing one timeout on the scoreboard.
First and goal lakes from the four yard line.
They provide the spot, make it first and goal at the four.
Brady Axford in position for the direct snap seven blockers in front of him Brady in shotgun Takes the snap he's going right up the middle and he will be met at the line and may have shaken the first tackle But not gonna get to the end zone.
We'll see what the official spot is Looks like a game of about a yard second down at goal coming up between the two and three yard line
Lakes I would expect are just gonna pound the rock go for four rushing attempts right up the middle If it winds up taking four plays that may be the best case scenario for them to leave the Trojans with as little time as possible Two minutes 20 clock still rolling Axford and shotgun again same formation Brady Axford Take the snap
stays inside, pushing through the line.
Lake signal touchdown.
Touchdown lake landed.
Brady acts for up the middle on a two yard touchdown run.
The drive a 61
yard.
Two point conversion coming up to the lakes to make it a six point lead.
42 to 38 the current score.
And it's going to be Blake Lebo lined up under center, Davitella and Brady Axford in the backfield for this two-point shot.
Would love to have this one, Lebo.
Hands it off to Brady.
And he is not going to get into the end zone.
The lead remains four.
Lakes in front, the score 42 to 38.
And number 55.
Forrest Park Trojan is going to get the ball back one last time.
We're going to stick with the coverage until the end of the game here.
High
school football game of the week on
WMPL.
We've got two absolute gems this week.
Gladstone came to Houghton.
That game on up being 12 to 7 Gremlins.
A last minute goal line stand by Houghton, keeping the Braves out of the end zone.
Today, a four point game with two minutes to go.
The trailing team do to get the ball back and get a chance to run a two minute drill.
For those of you just joining us who weren't following the Michigan Tech Huskies football game earlier today.
Number 19, Michigan Tech defeats number six Grand Valley State in overtime.
The final score 41 to 35.
Huskies looking dangerous this year.
Looking for the bid and the division two playoffs.
Leeak Championship still up in the air, but they've got a
Tough Ferris State team ahead in a couple weeks time.
Tyler Axford getting ready
to kick
this ball away.
Number nine, Devin Bennett in the backfield ready for the return.
Nerves at an all time high.
Must see football here today in Lake Linden at Warner Field None of the fans going anywhere Tyler acts ready to kick this one away He'll squib it right up the middle and it will be bobbled between a Trojan players legs were covered by another and out of bounds behind the 40 yard line More than 60 yards to go for the Trojans on offense
A
minute 58 in this
game.
Again a four point deficit for the Trojan that's touched down her bust at this point.
Let's see what the quarterback Vic Giuliani can pull off in these final two minutes.
158 to go.
First and 10.
at the Trojan 38.
Giuliani takes the snap.
Oh, it's a direct snap to Dax Hookey.
Hookey cuts back to the inside.
He has nowhere to go.
Brought down to the line.
Josh Davatella and
Cooper
Mills combined with a tackle.
A loss
of about half a yard on
the play.
Second down and 10 coming up.
One yard loss on the play.
Second and 11 for the Trojans.
A minute 40.
Clock continues to run.
Trojans have one timeout remaining.
Trojan's head to the line.
Four receivers wide this time for Vic Giuliani.
Takes the snap, looking to his right.
Giuliani under pressure, throws the ball, it's complete.
He found Dax Huki over the middle of the field for a gain of about 10.
We'll have to wait and see if it's enough for the first down.
It's gonna be close.
Looks like it's gonna be third, about half a yard.
That loss on first down, causing a little bit of trouble.
A minute and five seconds to go, clock still running.
Same formation.
Giuliani takes the snap, looking left, looking for Joe Giuliani.
That ball is complete.
He'll have enough of the first down and he gets out of bounds with 56.8 to go.
A game of about five yards on that play.
Now in Lake's territory.
Trojans need to find the end zone.
Less than a minute to go in the game.
Huddle breaks for the Trojans.
Looks like the same formation of the past two plays.
Giuliani in shotgun, three receivers to his right.
His brother Joe to his left.
Giuliani takes the snap, looking for Joe in the flat.
Joe Giuliani pushes off one of the defenders.
Tyler Axford calling for offense and pass interference.
He's not going to get it.
Joe Giuliani, a full force shove on Tyler Axford, gets him to the ground, opens him up for a game of eight yards.
52.3 to go as he gets out of bounds.
Trojans with the ball at the 37 yard line.
Same formation, Giuliani and Shotgun.
Take the snap, looking left.
Over the middle of the field and that is it, complete Lake Levo.
A little bit of contact there on Dax Hukie.
No flag flying though.
Third down into 48 seconds on the clock.
Ball still at the Lake 37 yard line.
They need the touchdown Fans in the stands on their feet Plumbing of Forest Park fans in attendance as well Vic Giuliani shotgun takes the snap same formation
Pressure coming, rolling out to his left.
Giuliani down the field.
Looking for Hookey over the field.
That is a pass interference call.
Are you kidding me?
I'm sorry, folks.
Calling that pass interference is absurd.
That ball was seven yards over the head of Dax Hookey.
Brady Axford, incidental contact at best.
And with 41 and a half seconds to go, the
Trojans are going to get to move the
chains on that pass interference call.
I don't believe it.
Fans on the lakeside not happy about it.
Ball is spotted at the 23 yard line for first and 10.
Unless there was something on the opposite side of that play that I can't see from my vantage point, I cannot see how that was a pass interference call.
Timeout Lake Linden, 41 and a half seconds to
go.
I'm curious to see if I missed something there or if that wasn't where the flag was thrown because it looked like maybe Axford bumped into him.
There must be something that we're missing from this vantage point.
First in ten ball is at the lakes 23 yard line Trojans need the end zone for a touchdown There was some contact over the middle of the field on the previous play Blake Lebo Got a hand on Dax hooky as he was looking to jump up for the ball.
No flag on that play And then we see that on the following play just a strange
Result.
First and 10.
Trojans head back out onto the field.
23 yards to go, looking to put this game away.
Vic Giuliani in shotgun.
Whistle blows, play is alive.
Takes the snap, Giuliani rolling out to the left, looking over the middle of field, finds Cho Giuliani, the pass is high and complete.
Tyler Axford gave him a little bit of room.
Giuliani could have brought that ball in at least for a gain of 10 yards or so, but it's just out of reach of the big freshman receiver.
37.6 on the clock.
Stopped after the incomplete pass.
Second and 10 to the 23.
Giuliani in shotgun.
Blocking formation for the Trojans.
Giuliani looking to pass, stepping back in the pocket, looking deep.
Overthrowing to Giuliani.
3-0 for Pixar for the Inso!
Legs ball!
I'd quote three words from the great Rashid Wallace, but folks, I don't think I need to.
with a clutch interception in the end zone.
Lakes are going to bring this one home.
31.4 on the clock.
Touch back on the interception.
Axe work fell over in the end zone after picking it up.
Lakes will start this drive at the 20.
Lake Lebo gonna take the staff eye formation Should just be able to take a knee And he'll do just that clock will run No timeout to the Trojans side and your final score here at Warner Field Lake Lindenhubble Lake survived the Forest Park Trojans 42 to 38 What a game
Lakes took the early leap, Trojans held with them all game long, had the leap going into halftime, retook it at the end of the third quarter.
But the Lakes do exactly what they need to, to hold on, score the final points,
and bring this game
home.
Lakeland and Hubble as the clock hits zero, officially improves to 7-0 remaining undefeated.
Crystal falls.
We'll drop to five and two an incredible effort on their part a fantastic game by both sides Both of these teams you've got to think are postseason bound What a fantastic game postgame show coming up next here on WMPL
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Lake Lindenhubble Lakes, eke out a win against the Crystal Falls Forest Park Trojans.
And wow, just what an incredible game it was.
42-38 your final score.
In the second half, three touchdowns for the Lakes, a 40-yard touchdown run by Josh Davatella on the first drive of the second half.
a seven-yard run by number 10 Alfred Milky on I believe a bubble pass from Brady Axford in the backfield and then a two-yard touchdown run by Brady Axford able to put the final points on the board of the lakes also two touchdowns in the second half for the Trojans resulting in 16 total points on two for two two-point tries both by number 13 Dax Hoocke one from three yards out one from 14 yards out and to end the game with about 30 seconds on the clock
Sorry folks Vic Giuliani Overthrows his receiver his brother Joe down the field looking for the end zone Brady Axford with the biggest defensive play of his life surely a Massive interception in the end zone that get that gave the lakes the ball back securing the 42 to 38 final score the pivotal play of the game
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This game was 50-50 all the way through up until that moment.
That was the only deciding play all game long.
And the pivotal play of the game, no doubt, is the Brady-Axford Interception on the final offensive play of the game.
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Game coverage continuing here on WMPL, your final
score from Warner Field.
Lakeland and Hubble Lake's defeat.
The Crystal Falls Forest Park Trojans by a final score of 42 to 38.
And it's time for our unsung hero brought to you by Martin Custom and Collision.
Today I'm going to go with Lake's lineman number 75 Cooper Mills.
We didn't get to say his name a ton today, but he was involved in most plays on both sides of the ball, a crucial blocker for the Lakes offensive line, and one of the disruptive forces on the defensive line that did a good job of containing the running game largely for the Trojans over the course of this game.
Two big tackles to start that final drive on defense as well, trying to slow down the Trojans as they made their march downfield.
Without that...
Without those first couple stops, you never know where that drive winds up.
So Cooper Mills is my unsung hero of today's game.
Other players I want to mention, of course.
Alfred Milky got involved quite a bit.
He had that touchdown.
Josh Davatella with the 40-yard touchdown run.
Fantastic work for him.
Blake Lebo did solid at quarterback.
And for the Forest Park Trojans, Vic Giuliani legitimately played a fantastic game all around.
Props to him.
That is a very dangerous passing game that will likely wreak havoc in the Division I state playoffs in the next few weeks.
Obviously, Dax Hooky had a fantastic game.
Grayson Cox was quite good.
Players all over the field, Eli Brosnowsky.
I also want to mention he had a few huge receptions for the Trojans over the course of this game.
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Postgame coverage wrapping up from Warner Athletic Field.
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Frankly, it was kind of up in the air.
There was no individual laced player that was clearly taking over on either side of the ball over the course of this game.
But that last play sealed it for me.
It's gotta be the captain number five Brady Axford.
Two rushing touchdowns today.
One from 53 yards out.
One from 27 yards out.
And a two yard touchdown run being the final touchdown of the game for Lake Lindenhubble.
Then that game sealing interception as the Trojans were approaching the red zone.
Frankly, Brady Axford is the reason the Lakes won today.
Huge congratulations to Lake Lindenhubble for maintaining their undefeated record and what was frankly the game of the year so far that we've gotten to cover here on MIX 93 and on WMPL.
That's gonna be it for us here at Warner Athletic Field.
Jake Condon filling in for Jimmy Young for Sam Sears in the WMPL studio.
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Thank you very much and welcome, Husky Hockey fans from St.
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Dirk Embro with you on Mix 93 WKMJ, getting set for game two, the finale.
Between your Michigan Tech Huskies and the St.
Cloud Huskies, Michigan Tech with a come from behind win last night down to nothing in that game, and found a way to win it 3-2 in overtime to keep
their unblemished record and a 3-0 coming into this big matchup here in non-conference play.
The Huskies dropped a goal in the first period.
Gavin Thornton scored for St.
Cloud, 1-0 going into the second.
Then they scored a power play goal.
Papandicus, power play goal.
His first of the season, making it 2-0 St.
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Huskies get one back in the second from Tayden Trembekki.
And then in the third read, Andreessen on a pretty play from Mornow and Cicek.
At the 12-29 mark, tied the game up 2-2.
Both teams had some great opportunities late in regulation, but it went into overtime.
Tayden Trabbecki gets the game winner.
It was somewhat anti-climatic because they had two reviews on that goal.
We'll talk more about that as we go through our crickets, furniture, count down to face-up.
Here, Michigan Tech coming in as I mentioned at 3-8-0.
They feel a little bit bad for St.
Cloud.
They've played two games so far, both of them against CCHA teams, and both of them have been 3-2
overtime losses.
So St.
Cloud hungry for a win and the Huskies will have to be better here tonight.
Michigan Tech came out flat in that first period last night and it was very obvious to everybody in the building that they were not playing at their top level.
They got a little bit better at times in the first, got a little bit better in the second and were much better in the third.
Although
Faceoffs were a big deal last night.
The Huskies got dominated, especially in the second half of that game on draws.
And that could have spelled a doom for Michigan Tech.
But still, they found a way to win and are coming in at 3-0 on the season.
The Huskies were not good on special teams.
We'll hear again coach Billy McCall talk about that.
He talked about it in his post game with us last night.
And he mentions it again during our pregame conversation coming up in just a little bit.
Huskies were 0 for 5 on the power play last night.
That just cannot happen.
And they gave up a power play goal to St.
Cloud, who were 1 for 4 on the man advantage.
But all that bad news still ended up with a win last night, 3-8 to 2 in overtime.
And that is what counts for Michigan Tech.
Both goaltenders last night were outstanding.
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We talked to two of our stars of the game last night, Parker and Trembekki.
Both of them teamed up for a couple of goals.
Parker with two assists, Trembekki with two goals.
We also have Bill McCult.
Checking in as well, of course, with his pregame comments.
And we also go back to earlier this afternoon.
What a win for Michigan Tech football over Grand Valley State University.
We'll have Josh Lutel's calls on some of those big plays as Michigan Tech with the upset over number six, Grand Valley State at Curlie Stadium.
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Katelyn Parker is with us a couple of apples last night.
Katelyn, I thought you had a really good game.
What do
you think about the way you played and the way the guys played
overall?
I think we threw a lot more in that room.
I think we started off pretty slow.
I think we kind of dug ourselves a hole, but we found a way to get back in and win a hockey game.
So anytime we win a game on the road, it's not going
to be mad.
Where is your confidence right now on three on three?
Because last night you looked like you had a lot of it.
And can you take us through the game-winning goal
play?
to save him.
He goes back inside the zone.
Husky's got to get somebody back to help out there.
Parker down by himself.
And now, finally, St.
Claude will peel away and back off.
Brought up now by Michigan Tech.
Overtime, 2-2 score.
Parker with a nice move in.
Parker looking towards the net.
Sausage at chance in front.
Same, bit of a win.
Yeah, I mean, it's just you always got to have confidence in yourself.
You got to have confidence in your coaches, but you own those big, big moments in games.
So, I mean, Rue kind of slipped it back or got knocked off, whatever.
And then I kind of just found some speed in the neutral zone there and then made a play and tried an unreal move to bury it.
Three on three, though, it's a fine line right as far as confidence and not going too far with that confidence because it can backfire.
And you really have to find that perfect ride the fence kind
Yeah,
for sure, absolutely.
You know, one turn over one.
Odd Man Rush turns into a 2-0, 3-0.
So you always got to try and have a guy back, but obviously it's tough when you see numbers, and they were lucky enough to score there.
I know you're only a sophomore, but do you feel like you're already starting to be one of the leaders on this team?
And with that responsibility, do you feel the guys really kind of have to buck up after maybe coming out a little bit flat last night, not playing like we did last weekend?
Yeah, a little bit.
I mean, I think I'm only a sophomore, but I think
I'm almost 22 years old, so I feel like I'm not actually a sophomore.
I've played a lot of hockey.
A lot of meaningful hockey in my day.
So I think our back end, especially, we don't have a senior, but I think we're all very capable of being leaders on the team.
How important is tonight's game?
Very important.
Yesterday we squeaked one out, but we got to be a lot better today.
And obviously, if we can set the scene for it all, that means a lot.
Good luck tonight.
Thank
you.
Galen Parker, our second star of the game last night.
He had a couple of big assists, and we'll have more
of a pregame coming up in just a little bit.
Michigan Tech taking on St.
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Tatum Trebecki is with us a couple of goals last night at number one star and talk about the first goal.
Take us through that one.
You know, we're having, we're getting a lot of chances.
We were kind of struggling to get goals and I think I kind of just saw the point and tried to get to the net and ended up getting a little stick on it and then kind of rebunded and popping right to me.
So
Huskies have the St.
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It comes Miller past the front.
Just about got it to Trebecky, but a skate got in the way.
Back to the point again.
Parker with it now.
Sees a little bit of a lane, makes a move.
Parker hangs on to it, gets it back to the blue line.
Shot through, and that one loose but score!
Huskies pull within one on a rebound opportunity by Trebecky, and it's a 2-1 score.
Michigan Tech back in this
game.
Overall...
Yeah, we just talked to Calum a little bit.
It wasn't the game that we were hoping to play right, especially in the first career.
Yeah, I think we start off a little slow, a little flat first road game of the year.
You know, it's not expected, but I mean, you know, if that that was the case and we
But I think we kind of dealt with it, and I think we bounced back a little bit better in the second half of the game.
But I mean, at the end of the day, it wins a win.
And you're going to take the two points any of the week.
I know you pride yourself in your shot, and you should.
You have a great shot, but both of your goals in the
dirty areas right there, that says a lot about your maturity, I think.
Don't you think?
For sure.
I think not every goal is going to be a nice, nice shot.
I think good players find a way to score in a magnitude of ways.
All
right, let's take us through the game-winning goal.
Galem with a sensational move across the blue line.
You're going to the net.
Tell us what happened, and then can you explain what you were thinking as all the reviews are going on?
Roulette wanted right to himself, two on one.
Roulette across the line, couldn't get a shot off.
Hanks onto it, though.
Roulette will settle it down, brings it over to the left side.
Huskies and St.
Cloud.
Not sure what Roulette was doing on that one.
Lost it.
Parker there to save him.
It goes back inside of the zone.
Husky's got to get somebody back to help out there.
Parker down by himself.
And now finally St.
Cloud will peel away and back off.
Brought up now by Michigan Tech.
Overtime 2-2 score.
Parker with a nice move in.
Parker looking towards the net.
Sausage at chance in front.
Same.
Did it go in.
Where is it?
The referee not calling.
They said it went in.
The Huskies said it went in.
Nothing from the official yet.
Shanbecky says yes.
It is a goal.
Huskies win it in overtime.
2-51 left to go in the extra period.
Hockey Center.
What a game here tonight.
Michigan Tech 3.
St.
Cloud 2.
The Huskies remain undefeated on the
season.
Obviously great play by Parkster.
I think kind of made their guys almost run into each other a little bit.
And I kind of just kind of busted down the wide scene there.
And I knew it was in as soon as I had a good view from behind.
And I think I probably had the best view on anybody.
I knew it was in for sure.
I thought the, I think just the kind of was the fall through my shot.
I don't think there was any, any reason for it to be overturned.
So I think the right call was made, but yeah.
So that's the second one in almost
exactly a year apart where you scored at Minnesota, came back, came in and came right back out.
You were the only one who knew for sure that it went in.
It's kind of a, one of the little pattern here for you.
Andreessen over to the far side shot, taking their scores.
No, they say no.
He played in and the whistle blew, the Huskies found it went in, they started raising and did it go in.
and the Huskies seem to be very confident that that went in on a one-timer from the right side and getting the goal if it indeed is is going to be
Trent Becky.
Yeah, exactly.
No, if they're in, they're in.
So, yeah.
Well, everybody's got to play better tonight.
I know you know that, but congratulations on a couple of goals and big win last night.
Get one tonight.
Thanks, sir.
Appreciate
it.
Kate and Trent Becky are going to start last night here on Nick's 93 WKFJ.
We'll be back with more Huskies hockey right after this.
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It is time now for our... Petal and distributing of Calumet out-of-town scoreboard.
Let's remind you what happened last night elsewhere.
In the icebreaker tournament, it was Bowling Green defeating...
Take a high by a score of three to two and Connecticut defeated Penn State by a score of three to one.
Taking a look at other scores from last night, Michigan thumping Alaska Anchorage ten to one was the final there.
How about Alaska?
Michigan Tech's next opponent next weekend at the Mac.
Alaska defeats Boston College three to two big win right there for the Nanooks.
Ferris State fell to Western Michigan.
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Michigan State over Northern Michigan.
6-2.
St.
Thomas fell to Air Force.
Air Force 5, St.
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Lake Superior State University salvages a split against Lindenwood.
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Augustana with an overtime victory over ranked Minnesota.
Duluth 4-3 was the final there.
Bemidji State ended up
Falling to North Dakota three to two was the final and Minnesota State lost to Wisconsin That is a that was a four to nothing final games are going on already no score after one period of play between Bowling Green and Connecticut in that championship game of the icebreaker And in other games going on UMass Lowell right now leading St.
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And some games coming up later tonight.
Besides Michigan Tech and St.
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And Bemidji State will be at North Dakota tonight.
That'll be at Ralph Engelstead Arena as the Beaver has tried to salvage a split there.
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Don't forget Michigan Tech home next weekend for Michigan Tech hockey.
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We'll talk more about that big weekend coming up with all of the Michigan Tech sports and a little bit later on in the show.
Quick timeout will be back to the rink.
And here in St.
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When we come back, we'll have a quick wrap up of that exciting Michigan Tech football game that took place earlier this afternoon on MIX 93 WKMJ.
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Derek Kemperoff with you on Mixed 93 WKMJ.
Huskies taking on St.
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Michigan Tech with a win last night, three to two in overtime.
Boy, we got this big game here tonight, but what a big game it was back at Curly Stadium earlier today.
Josh Healy-Tillo had the call on Mixed 93 WKMJ as the 19th ranked Michigan Tech football Huskies took on the sixth ranked Lakers of Grand Valley State University.
And what a game it was.
Headed into overtime, tied.
35-35.
Jake Roof will be in the backfield.
Paratite ends on the right side.
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Keeps this one himself.
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He stepped out of bounds just before the goal line.
Huskies were not in the end zone quite yet, but they were shortly after.
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The snap.
Touchdown!
This one counts!
Huskies win!
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with the rest of their teammates.
Congratulations to Coach Schmetlack and his staff on that big win.
41-35, the final in overtime.
Michigan Tech football defeating Grand Valley State University in a giant victory for the Michigan Tech football program.
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Dirk Hembroff with you on MIX 93 WKMJ, getting set for this big matchup in non-conference play.
The Huskies 3-2 overtime winners last night.
3-0 on the season, trying to get a sweep here this weekend.
Let's get to our starting lineups there.
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For the Michigan Tech Huskies tonight, it'll be Max Coscopietti.
It'll be centering Noah Reinhart and Tayden Trembecchi.
Trembecchi with two goals last night, including the game winner in overtime.
Back on the blue line, Luca Fasciano, who played exceptional last night.
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Well, it's gold-tending change for the St.
Cloud State Huskies.
Shostak was outstanding in that last night, but much like they did most of last season, they rotated pretty regularly, and Patrick Berzins will get the start here tonight.
He's from Latvia, and he comes in with an 11-7 overall career record.
A 2.75 goes against it, a 90.9 save percentage.
For the Huskies, no surprise.
Owen Bartoskewicz, who was very good last night.
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His career is 91.5, and he's right now 3-0 with a 1.65 goals against Average.
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Head coach Bill McCult is with us, brunch of our Remax Douglas Real Estate.
Husky's taking on the Huskies tonight, trying to get a sweep here in St.
Cloud.
And coach, after the game, you weren't incredibly happy, happy with the result, but not with some of the way the guys played.
What is the big message going out today for the guys to try to get the sweep?
Well, puck management's one discipline.
It took too many uncharacteristic penalties.
And then the third one, we got to compete.
We got to be better in the face off thought.
You know, give Saint Cloud credit.
They flocked a tremendous amount of shots.
But we know how hard it is to win every night.
It's hard on the road.
And tonight's not going to be any different.
But there's some areas with our forward check that we want to get better and have our pieces.
And when we did that, we had success and generated.
So we just need a little bit more of it.
A couple of guys that were freshmen last year, sophomores this year, really contributed.
I thought Tayden Trembachy, a couple of goals.
Two big assists by Parker.
I thought he was fantastic.
fantastic at times last night.
Yeah, he was the best defenseman on ice.
He was great for us, made the overtime play, made just really happy with his game, how he's come along.
He really trusts his feet, he defends well.
So yeah, a lot of good things out of Kalem and that.
And then the second goal, you know, Michael Cheechick makes a good play to Morneau, and Morneau makes really good play.
You know, we obviously identified on tape,
is, you know, a really aggressive goal tenor comes out of his net a long ways and get him moving side to side and create some seams that can be effective.
Well, you answered my question.
Was that somewhat designed in that knowing he's so aggressive that you might be able to make that one more play to really get him off his game?
Yeah, we went over it in the Presco.
We identified it in the Bemidji game.
He's aggressive, comes out.
You know, when you play goalie like that, if you just bury your head and shoot it,
There's not much to shoot at, so you got to get a move in.
We got to get traffic in front of them.
First goal, you know, no Reinhardt delivers it.
Koski's on the doorstep.
Get a bounce, rebounds there, and Tremm does what Tremm does.
Five power plays last night.
I know it's a bit of a sore spot going into tonight.
And again, where can the Huskies be better on the power play?
Well, for sure.
We've got to be more deliberate in delivering pox, take what's given, shoot with a screen,
You know, maybe not try to be so cute and so fancy.
I think we're just over.
Just simplify things.
You know, we did generate 10, 10 shots and 18 attempts in our power plays last night.
But on both sides, we're going to win the special teams game tonight.
Should be a lot of fun, coach.
Looking forward to it.
Thanks for your time.
We'll talk to you after the game.
My pleasure.
Thanks, sir.
Bill McAlp, the head coach of the Huskies, and we've got more Michigan Tech hockey coming up right after this on MIX 93.
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Dirk Hembrock with you on MIX 93, WKMJ.
We're just about ready to wrap up our Crookish Furniture Countdown to face off as the Huskies and St.
Claude State University get set to face off here.
Looks like we're going to get a ceremonial first drop of the puck here.
Michigan Tech 3-2 winners last night in overtime.
It was not a pretty game for Michigan Tech.
The Huskies trailed 2-0 in that contest.
able to crawl back in it in the third period, able to tie it up, send it in as the overtime.
Both teams had chances late in the third period and then in overtime, but it was Michigan Tech that ended up getting the goal and it was a reviewed goal, a double-reviewed goal.
They looked at two different things.
One favored the Huskies, the other would have favored the St.
Cloud Huskies, but Michigan Tech ends up with the victory, a counter-attainment drive from Trembachy with the overtime winner, and Michigan Tech gets
Their third win of the season, three and own right now, and St.
Cloud State has an 0-2 record, but both of those have been overtime losses for St.
Cloud State University.
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We are glad to have you with us here tonight, and excited to see what the Huskies can do better here tonight against this very good St.
Cloud State University team.
Max Coscopiarty, as we mentioned in our starting landups.
His line will start with Reinhardt and Trembachy on the wings.
Leppa was a little bit questionable coming into this contest tonight.
Took a pretty good hit last night at one point in the game.
If you remember, we commented that he kind of limped his way to the player's bench, ended up playing the rest of the game, but was slightly, I guess is the best way to put it, slightly questionable coming into tonight.
But he is in the lineup and will be with Matthew Banglericom and Carson Bernie.
Tristan DeLille and Michael Cicek and Elias Jonson will be a line again and Giovanni Morneau had a great assist on that Reed Andreessen goal to tie it up in the third period.
He'll be centering Isaac Gordon who was back in the lineup for the first time last night and Connor Roulette.
Huskies will be in their black uniforms tonight to our left skating left to right in the first period.
St.
Cloud in their white.
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We are on the way back inside right to the goal of the Huskies.
And right off the bat, St.
Cloud really putting on a rush right to the Michigan Tech goal, but it's clear back out to center ice.
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Now taken by Michigan Tech back behind their own net.
This is Reed Andreessen had his first goal of the season.
Fifth of his career last night, works it up to the left wing.
Huskies bring it across the line.
Pasta Pirti will fire it in.
Bersens will stop it behind the net, sends it around on the wrap around.
This will come all the way out to center ice and back inside of the Michigan Tech zone where Parker will go D to D. Parker, four Miller, Miller waiting a little bit to move it up.
Huskies get it at center ice and will backhand it down to the right wing corner.
Michigan Tech going in on the floor check, picked up by Stephenson, the defenseman for St.
Cloud who worked it up to the center.
Huskies made a big play right there because trying to sneak past the defense was number 19 such who played well last night.
Play inside the Michigan Techstone giveaway by the Huskies.
Hooking call coming up against Bernie.
Bernie with the hook.
That's a pretty easy call right there.
Scoring opportunity and that's what happens when there's a giveaway and the Huskies who were told to stay out of the penalty box here tonight.
Just a minute four into the game.
We'll have to try to kill one off.
No score here in the first period.
Face out down in front of Owen Bartoskewicz.
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St.
Cloud one for four on the mad advantage last night.
Huskies put out cheat check to take the face off against Rode.
Road will win it back, got a little bit of help.
McLaughlin to the wing, stolen away by the Huskies, but not out.
Held in, shot taken, this one deflected out of play.
And of all the things that did not go well for Michigan Tech, last night, one thing that was really well done, sticks in shot and pass lanes from Michigan Tech.
They weren't blocking shots so much, but they were getting sticks in lanes.
Like we just saw right there to send it out of play.
Face-off down inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Penalty kill for the Huskies.
No score.
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First period.
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Parabraatic.
Constipuity trying to win the draw.
Can't do it.
Set up now on the right side by St.
Cloud.
They walk it down.
This is road.
Peels away down to the corner.
Now back to the point.
Shifted it over to the left side.
Ernest walks it down to the half wall.
Tried to deliver.
It's got to come back to the line, but nicely held in by McLaughlin.
Huskies almost got a big break right there.
They move it to the middle, and a pass right back to the point.
There's a shot just over the crossbar, sent around by Michigan Tech, and they'll clear it all the way down.
Dangerous pass by the Huskies from the corner, right through the slot.
And the Huskies were able to get out of it.
Michigan Tech now back inside of their own zone as the St.
Cloud Huskies send it in.
Bartoskevich plays it around.
Good play there by Michigan Tech.
Gold tenor Bartoskevich and the defense and cleared all the way down by Miller.
Here's a stolen play.
Scores!
Michigan Tech short-handed goal.
Coming down on the right side and I believe that is Janssen who caught them by surprise behind the net.
I'd actually looked away as the Huskies had dumped it in and Michigan Tech takes a 1-0 lead on a shorty with still 59 seconds left to go in the burning penalty.
Berset's miscommunication with his defense is what it was and the Huskies take a 1-0 lead on a fumbled puck down in the trapezoid.
How about that?
Well, the Huskies, with their first lead of the weekend, excluding the game winner in overtime.
Here's a chance now for St.
Cloud.
Shot in.
This one stopped by Bartoskevich.
Still a power play for St.
Cloud.
1-0 Michigan Tech, Jonson's goal.
Back up top.
Controlled by St.
Cloud.
They walk it all the way down.
Shot saved by Bartoskevich.
No rebound.
Holds on for the whistle.
Elias Janssen giving chase down there, shorthanded, and he saw that there was a disconnect between Bursons, the goaltender and the defenseman, and he made him pay for it.
Face-off in front of Barton Scavige, not out of this yet.
The Huskies are still shorthanded for another 36 seconds.
And it'll be an unassisted goal for Janssen.
Second of the season.
Chance for the...
Well, Huskies and they score.
Power of playing goal with 30 seconds left to go on the man advantage for St.
Cloud.
They tied up 1-1.
We talked about such before the game here tonight.
He loves to handle the puck.
He is so good with it.
He was back on the blue line this time.
They worked it back to him somehow.
Players were falling down all over the place.
And he walked right in.
And Bartoskiewicz went down.
Trying to see why he was his feet left him.
Although, yeah, there was a player that slid into him.
Of course, the Michigan Tech Bench wants to chat with the officials on this one.
And we might get a review on this.
Brock Such, freshman four, played so well last night.
Tine 1-1.
Two special teams goals here.
And coach Bill McCull talking things over now with the officials.
And they have stopped showing the replay here in the building.
The referee is going to say something over the microphone.
We won't be able to understand him here.
Well, they will take a look at this.
So last night there was a goaltender interference review on the game winning goal that did not go St.
Cloud's way.
Let's see if this one goes Michigan Tech's way.
And now we'll see the replay.
I don't see this being a penalty.
But I've been wrong before.
St.
Cloud player did slide in, but
Bartoskiewicz appeared to have kind of made his way out there.
It's just a tough situation for Owen on that play.
From the angle we're seeing, I would find it hard to believe that this would be overturned.
But right now it's 1-1.
Michigan Tech scoring a shorthanded goal.
St.
Cloud scoring a power play goal all in the same penalty time here.
With 17-26 left to go in the period.
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We'll call 4-8-2-11-40.
And they are still showing the replay here.
So the gold stands And I didn't think the Huskies had a much of a chance on that one And we're tied 1-1 power play goal for st.
Cloud back to five on five now And we are not even three minutes into this first period Such we'll get the gold Owen Barnaskevich was down on that play
That's why the Huskies wanted the review.
Brought up now by Gordon.
Isaac Gordon moves it up, and the Huskies will send it inside of the St.
Cloud Inn.
Back to pick it up.
Sharp, he'll send it around.
Michigan Tech will get down there first.
Centaurine attempt by the Huskies was broken up.
Sharp will get it up to center ice, and here comes St.
Cloud.
Stepping up on the play was Roulette.
And now a loose puck down inside the Michigan Tech corner.
Played it around with Grant, waited too long to get rid of it, but the Huskies just barely able to get away from that check and up to center ice.
Now Gordon, he'll shoot it in.
The captain goes in on the forecheck.
Bersen's the goal-tender will play it around to the wing.
And Mufflin now able to get up to center.
Ice picked up now by Michigan Tex Parker.
Out to the middle.
Delil pushes it too far ahead there for Gordon.
And St.
Cloud now will send it to the corner.
Huskies pick up the loose puck.
Trying to get control of it there was Delil.
And it comes back out to the blue line.
Huskies hold it in for a moment where it's scooped up by Jack Ryman of St.
Cloud.
He'll get the red line back, hands it inside of the zone.
1-1 score here early on in the first period.
We've got a shorthanded goal by Michigan Tech.
Power play goal by the St.
Cloud Huskies.
And back across the line, now comes DeLille.
Puts on the brakes, back to the point.
Quick shot.
Blocker saved, made there by Bersets.
And scooped up by the defense.
Headman pass up the way, trying to hit road.
Snuck past the Michigan Tech defense.
Didn't connect on it, but they'll follow it up in the zone.
Tied 1-1.
Napier will set a back down behind the Michigan Tech goal.
Parker trying to win a battle.
There he does.
Works into the corner, and Elhill hustled over there.
Michigan Tech battling defensively against St.
Claude, putting on a good forecheck.
Right in front!
Save!
Rebound actually hit the player in front.
Another stop in front.
Janssen with two saves in front of his goal tenor, Bartoskevic.
This will be Icing, except it goes right on net.
No, it does not.
They wave off the Icing.
And Michigan Tech now back inside of their own zone.
They wave off here.
Bartoskevic's gonna have to play it.
He did.
Had to be careful not to go past that trapezoid line.
And a good forecheck again by St.
Cloud.
Heading up the Huskies a little bit inside of the zone.
Tied 1-1 here in the first period.
Up to center ice, Michigan Tech were going to break out.
Backhanded down there by Trembekki, who wears number 11 now.
They're deep inside of the St.
Cloud end.
Tied 1-1.
Trembekki trying to fish it out of there.
Michigan Tech trying to get some zone, offensive zone time.
Watch out.
Waited too long right there.
Penalty coming up against Michigan Tech.
And it's going to be a giveaway by LaHauske's.
Reinhardt's going to go off for a two-minute minor of hooking or tripping.
Five minutes and six seconds in, and Michigan Tech not doing what they want to do here early in this game.
Two penalties already, both of them because of mistakes have made.
Reinhardt held onto that puck way too long, and he knew it.
And credit St.
Claude.
They're all over Michigan Tech right now.
Tied 1-1.
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Stepping in.
This will be Cheechek.
Cheechek to take the draw against Rode.
St.
Cloud wins the draw, but is intercepted by Lepa.
He'll come down shorthanded, knocks it down to the corner.
Cheechek will get there first.
Cheechek almost got it to the front of the network for a moment there.
Lepa was wide open.
Huskies will send it back out to center ice with possession.
Tide 1-1, another power play for St.
Cloud.
Dumped down by Michigan Tech, they'll change up the deep herring.
Back to pick it up now as McLaughlin.
He'll start from behind his own goal.
McLaughlin gets it up to his own blue line, looks back, hands it off.
Back across the Lankens road over to the right side coming down on the rush right to the front of the gold dangerous play right there hit the referee went right out in front and Bartoskiewicz had to be careful on that one back to the point now for St.
Cloud they have the power play Huskies are on a position and a penalty coming up and a big one there the Panikis will go off for a two-minute minor and Michigan Tech will skate four on four with St.
Cloud for the first time here tonight
But Panic is going off.
Let's see what the call is here.
If it's a slash or a hook.
Yeah, it is a hook.
And so Michigan Tech will get a power play in a minute 13, barring any other penalties being called.
And a face out to the right of Berzins.
Tied 1-1.
A lot of action here early on in this game.
We're not even six minutes in.
We've seen a power play goal.
We've seen a short-headed goal.
And we've already seen two penalties, both of them committed by Michigan Tech.
Now a third penalty.
Finally for St.
Cloud.
Up to center ice now.
Lot of open ice out there, four on four to the middle on the pass right to the front of the Michigan Tech goal.
Good play here by Jonson, by Elias Jonson.
You can see he's feeling it here tonight.
As the shorthanded goal is out there right now, four on four.
He has it behind his own goal and will work it up to center ice now.
This is Isaac Gordon, co-captain, back over four.
Janssen puts on the brakes, sends it down.
That one easily blocked.
Knocked down by the defense of St.
Claude.
Will skate back up to the blue lining.
Peel back inside of their own zone.
This will allow the Huskies to make a change.
St.
Claude also making a partial change.
Back across the line comes Rowe.
Rowe drops the pass, hands it off the butthole and goes high on it.
That will go all the way down.
No icing.
Michigan Tech will skate it down.
Sharpe's going to get their first go for St.
Claude.
He'll track it down, sends it over to the corner.
Cheechek gets in there first, gave him a stick on it, tied up on the play, and the Huskies will take it away.
They'll bring it back out to center ice.
Cheechek is caught in the zone, so Michigan Tech will have to delay back inside of their own end.
Four on four for another five seconds, and Michigan Tech will have a brief power play for about 45 seconds.
Brought up now by Miller.
Miller is waiting, knows the time there.
Ooh, boy.
Huskies might have just got away with one right there with too many men.
Back out the center ice now brought up across the line.
Here is Van Blerica right side down.
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This one pops back out the center ice.
Now picked up by Shipley.
Pass back Van Blerica over back across the line.
Morneau gets it back on the given goal, tried to send it behind the goal, got it back for a second, works his tail off to get it back, and front shot blocked there by St.
Cloud.
Great play by the Huskies, nice block by St.
Cloud.
Huskies can't hold it in.
Morneau just had it go past him, and it comes back out to center ice, and that's going to do it for the short power play for Michigan Tech.
Passed over now for Shipley, Shipley walks in, hold on, and then he took the shot.
Good delay there, that's going to be out of play.
With 11.56 left to go, we'll have a timeout on the Ice 1-1 score here at the Herb Brooks National Hockey Center in St.
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Cloud State University Huskies taking all the Huskies, Michigan Tech the win last night Tied 1-1 right now Three shots a piece Face out down inside the St.
Cloud zone Cosco Pierty's line is out there They win the draw they Had appeared to have won it.
Good job by St.
Cloud to find a way to come up with a loose puck though and held in by Michigan Tech at the point
Bounced off the back of the net going in and a stoppage of play and then they say that came out actually.
So offside would be the call.
11-44 left to go in the period.
Elias Johnson gets his second of the season short-handed here in the first period.
Then it was Brock Such, the freshman from Edmonton, Alberta.
Scored his first career goal on the power play.
And we are tied 1-1.
McLaughlin now inside of his own zone for St.
Cloud able to work it up across the line.
Laurie got a piece of that one.
Shipley back from Michigan Tech takes a hard hit into the boards.
And played deep inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Nice move by Shipley here.
He's hooked on the play a little bit held up.
No call.
And the Huskies do a nice job to dump it out in the right wing corner.
Shipley will make that.
Trenton will come off the ice defensively from Michigan Tech.
St.
Cloud Huskies working up to center ice across the Michigan Tech line.
They will shoot it in.
Knocked down there by Bartoskiewicz.
Fasciano will scoop it up.
Fasciano in behind his own goal now.
St.
Cloud not pressing.
Jack Ryman will back up.
Brought up now by Fasciano.
Looks up to the right side.
Got it to Shipley and that's going to be a nice thing to call.
Biggit's down there.
It goes nod.
Wave off the ice and Michigan Tech in on the forecheck.
Shipley hurrying to the bench to get a change now.
And then Treason will hop on the ice.
Tide 1-1 here in the first period, nearing the halfway point.
Coming across now for St.
Cloud.
Belial.
Belial to the net.
What a play.
Right to the front again in the Huskies.
Got a break right there.
Great play by St.
Cloud, right from the corner.
Michigan Tech's goal-tender, Bartoskevich was off of that post just a little bit.
Stolen away now by Jonson, gets it at the red line.
Smart play, dumps it in.
Tide 1-1, 10-24 left to go in the first period.
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Gilgenskis back behind his net defensively for St.
Cloud.
Nearly turns it over.
Good job by the Huskies to keep it down in the right wing corner.
Bernie goes in for a hit.
Puck gets past him, though, and it's skated back up to centerize, and here come the St.
Cloud Huskies across the Michigan Tech line, Ernest.
This is that tough line, talented line for St.
Cloud.
Michigan Tech's Parker will take it away.
Galen Parker had two assists, and penalties are coming up.
Just don't think Michigan Tech wants to get into this type of game here tonight.
Tide 1-1.
And Blairecom is going to be going off.
St.
Claude will have road go off.
And we might be skating four-on-four for the second time here already tonight.
So a face-off coming up.
And it will be in the neutral zone.
1-1 score.
And just trying to see who's putting out there for Michigan Tech.
It'll be more or no to take the draw.
He'll be out there with Latimer.
Good speed out there right now for Michigan Tech.
Parker and Miller back on the blue on tons of speed.
Remember, this is not a regulation NHL size rink.
It's not Olympic anymore.
It's in between, and it's closer to Olympic than it is NHL.
So a lot of room out there when you have matching minor penalties, like we do right now.
Four-on-four play for the second time here in this first period.
Tied one-on-one, play down inside the St.
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Here is Miller now for the Huskies.
Tried to do something with it, couldn't, and it's taken away by the St.
Cloud Huskies.
Huskies will, Michigan Tech will try to change up.
Right up now by St.
Cloud across the Michigan Tech line.
Shot taken deflected out of play and there's another good stick there by Fasciano and a face-off coming up inside of the Michigan Tech zone 9-16 left to go in the period 1-1 score shots still 3-3 Both number 22's are off for the respective teams Van Blericom in road Face-off down in front of Baryskevic
All right to take the offensive zone face off for St.
Claude, going to his cheat check.
And they're going to drop the puck again.
A good crowd here tonight, not packed by any structure of the imagination.
This is a very loud building.
And base off again down to Farnabar to Skevich.
And they might have to put some time back up on the clock here.
9-15 remaining in the first.
Last night's game cruised pretty good.
There were a lot of spells of play with very few whistles.
And tonight is the complete opposite.
Seems like we've played half a game already.
We're not even 11 minutes into this one.
1-1 score.
4-on-4 play inside the Michigan Tech zone.
P-check takes his man out of it, but it stays in the zone.
Shot towards the goal.
This one deflected out of play by Bartoskevich.
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41-35, the final in OT against the Lakers.
Huskies were ranked 19th.
The Lakers were ranked sixth.
First win in a long time for Michigan Tech over Grand Valley State.
That was a big one.
front of a big crowd as well at Hurley.
Stolen away by Michigan Tech.
This will go on the bench in another whistle.
And this will, I think, come out to the neutral zone.
Or back inside the Michigan Tech end here.
And they'll say in the neutral zone.
So the Huskies will change things up.
Still four on four for another minute six here at the National Hockey Center in St.
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Pass up, such coming down on a partial break, and he tripped up.
Couldn't make the play, but he passes it.
Chance, a shot.
Big save made there.
Huskies trying to push it out of the zone, and they do.
Michigan Tech got caught sleeping on that last play.
They'll bring it across again.
Huskies will intercept it this time, though, when Parker has it.
Caleb Parker takes it behind his own net.
He uses the net as a shield and will skate it up.
Huskies bringing it up for a breast across the line.
Now Lattimer trying to make a move around the defense couldn't do it.
Still on the way by McLaughlin and he'll send it out to center ice.
Andreessen didn't get to that puck and he's fortunate right there.
Here's a chance to the front of the goal and a big save by Bartoskevic.
Napier came in, he was right between the hash marks, got the redirect and Bartoskevic made the save to keep it 1-1.
Poke back to the blue line and a good job there by Jonson.
He's trying to get off the ice.
He's dead tired right now.
He just made a great play to get it out to center ice.
Loose puck right now.
The Huskies pushing it forward.
Bringing it up as Lorno.
Lorno's coming down on the goal center.
Shoots and a club save made by Bursons.
Both teams trading off great scoring opportunities.
Endless four on four as it just ends.
We're back to five on five hockey.
One-one score here at the National Hockey Center as we see the replay nap here coming down on.
Coltender Barters-Skevich and then Morneau back the other way right into the glove of Berzins.
Both Coltenders making great saves on those last two sequence plays and now face up down in front of Berzins to his right.
Tide 1-1, 7-49 left to go in the first period.
Michigan Tech scored early on a short-handed goal by Elias Johnson, second goal of the season.
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Koski Perti's line out there right now.
Trying to get something going here for Michigan Tech.
We're tied 1-1.
Shots are 6-5, St.
Claude State University.
Huskies continue to struggle on face-offs mightily here this weekend.
Right up now by Sharp.
Real Sharp across the Michigan Tech line wraps it all the way around to the near side wall.
Huskies defense getting down below their goal line.
Scrum for the puck.
Taken out of there by St.
Claude.
Back to the point.
Huskies steal it away.
Losing it was Trembekki.
This won't be icing.
It goes all the way down.
Hustling down there is Reinhardt.
Shoulder to shoulder with...
Sharp, he'll go down, picked up by the Huskies, back to the point, sent over.
Michigan Tech, this is Fasciano, shoots, save, Reba is right there, Huskies have a chance on the Reba, waiting there, was Chippley back to the point, now over for Fasciano, he'll shoot, that one's blocked it away there by Berzen, and backhanded down behind the net, Huskies with some good pressure, now in front of him, there's a chance, loose puck, backhanded to Baltic again.
Loose puck and it's still not covered up.
The whistle still has not sounded.
There is a scrum right in the top of the crease.
And somehow the puck stays out of Michigan Tech at five, six, seven chances at it.
It could not put it home.
Credit to Bersens, the goaltender who was down on his belly.
It just could not find a way to cover it up.
As we see the replay here.
Oh, boy.
Koskipruti was the one who had the best opportunity.
couldn't find the back of the net.
The Huskies were very patient there right before that sequence.
And the score remains 1-1.
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That last shift for the Huskies.
Well, you could certainly say four or five scoring opportunities in about 30 seconds there for Michigan Tech.
Face-off will be down inside of the St.
Cloud zone.
After the media timeout here, tied 1-1.
Both goals coming very early in this first period.
Shots are 7-7.
And a face-off will be to the left of Goaltender Bursons.
Last night it was Showstack who played in net.
Much like they did last season, rotating throughout the series.
Michigan Tech will put out the LEPA line, that is Tom LEPA, along with Matthew Van Blericombe and Carson Burney.
LEPA to take the draw on the right dot in the offensive zone.
The Huskies can win a draw here.
They cannot.
Controlled by St.
Cloud.
Huskies will hold it in.
Burney did not get it deep and back out the center ice, cleared away by St.
Cloud.
Parker with it really quick, sauces it over nicely to Van Blericaa, open on the wing.
Huskies get it to the offensive blue line, but no further.
Bouncing puck at the Michigan Tech blue line now.
Van Blericaa, nice play to move it up.
Laput gets away from a check, but loses control of the puck.
And the St.
Cloud, Huskies go back inside of their own zone.
Sent around behind the net, tied 1-1, 6-13 left to go here in the period.
Cleared all the way down inside the Michigan Tech, and Parker's going to have to hustle down, he does.
Sends it back behind the net.
Miller, feeling pressure.
Huskies turn it over inside of their own zone.
Back to the point.
Hell they know it.
Hopped over the stick.
That's a break for Michigan Tech.
This is gonna roll all the way down and this will allow the Huskies to make a four player line change.
As a bouncing puck now in the slot of St.
Cloud.
Scooped up by the defense of Eugenkis.
Up to center ice and back inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Going in after it now is Cheechek.
Cheechek working it off the boards.
We'll get it clear.
This will get up to center ice.
And the St.
Cloud Huskies go D to D at their own blue line.
Bartoskevic anticipated that one.
Well sends it around on the wing.
Delil trying to make a pass.
He does.
Huskies bouncing up the center ice.
Stolen away there by Eugenzkis.
Gets across the Michigan Tech line.
This is going to bounce right in on Bartoskevic who will hold on for the whistle.
And a face-up coming up inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Tide 1-1 5-20 left to go here in the first period of play.
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Bayes off down in front of Bartoskiewicz, tied 1-1.
5-20 left to go in the period.
Clean draw win by St.
Cloud, but the Huskies end up stealing it away and brought up by center ice to Morneau.
Morneau poking it, trying to get it past that forward.
Bottled it up right in front of the penalty box, taken now by Brenton.
Brenton, good job to get that red line, then dumps it all the way in.
No icing here.
Bersens waited to play that around.
Big hit there by Shipley, but the puck comes out to center ice.
Huskies got to get bodies back and they do.
Good back check there by the captain.
One of the captains, Isaac Gordon.
But the St.
Cloud Huskies take it from the red line and will dump it right back inside the Michigan Tech End.
Under five to play now in the first period.
Passed by Shipley.
Shipley able to get it over to center ice and across for Gordon.
Gordon was slapping past the defense.
Huskies in on the forecheck.
picked up by St.
Cloud on the wing, sent over to the left side and across the Michigan Tech line comes Jack Ryman to make that belial.
Stolen away by Gordon.
Gordon takes a hit, dumps it in, Michigan Tech in on the forecheck.
Tied 1-1, late stages of period number one.
Both goals came very early in the first two minutes.
Michigan Tech trying to find the loose puck, can't do it.
Brought back up the center ice by St.
Cloud across the line.
They can't get it inside the Michigan Tech zone, but the Huskies give it away.
And St.
Claude will bring it back across, but Michigan Tech will push it back out, and neither team really able to get anything going right now.
As Bartoskevich is able to stop it behind the net, sends it around.
Wenger, Trembekki, trying to win a battle there, pushes it up, gets it up to the line, and out to center-ice, and the Huskies will break it out.
Across the line comes Trembekki, goes against two defensemen.
Trembekki swings, gets it over to his forehand.
Huskies battle it, backhanded down, could not get it to the goal, stolen away, and...
out to center-ice and bringing it down.
Now a chance for the Hussain Cloud.
Huskies right to the front.
Hard to scavenge with the save.
And they tried to go back with it.
That goes out of play.
Huskies slow getting back on that play.
And St.
Cloud continues to try to hit those home run passes.
That one off of the neutral zone boards.
And they were able to hit defense Menapier on that play, comes down on his offhand.
Took the shot nice save by Bartoskevich and a face-off coming up inside the Michigan Tech zone with three, 29 remaining.
Tide 1-1, shots are 9-8, St.
Cloud.
And it is going to be Lepa in the face-off with Jack Reimann for St.
Cloud.
Got to knock both sentiment out of the face-off here.
Van Blericombe will step in.
Huskies win a draw.
That might be the first one I've seen in a while, but still inside the Michigan Tech zone is the St.
Cloud.
Huskies hold it in.
Tied 1-1.
Play behind the Michigan Tech goal.
Here's a chance for St.
Cloud.
He'll work it from the corner.
Shot.
And that was Welch now on that one.
Nice save made there by Bartoskiewicz, who holds on for the whistle.
Huskies finally won a draw, and they still could not find a way to get it out.
Huskies will change it up.
St.
Cloud has just been so good on faceouts this weekend.
Tied 1-1.
This time, Jack Ryman will take the draw again for St.
Cloud.
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Huskies win it back again, and will take it now with Miller.
Miller from behind his own net.
Miller looking up ice, and will clear it up to center ice.
He'll take it back again, and the Huskies will dump it in.
Going in hard as Miller.
The defenseman stepping up in the play as he does so well.
Play behind the St.
Cloud goal, worked up to the wing.
Huskies trying to find it.
Knocked down by G-check.
G-check gets it back and tried to get it back to Parker.
Now a battle for the buck of the wing, and St.
Cloud will take over possession.
They swing it over, stepping up as Miller forces the turnover, and the Huskies back across the line.
It's a delil, delil, nice play.
Able to knock it back down to the corner.
Going in after it now.
St.
Cloud.
Down in the right-wing corner of their own zone.
Parker will hold it in.
Parker loses it!
Turned over and back down the way a breakaway.
Ferguson across the line, just wide of the net as Miller was able to get a stick on that one.
Bigfusson in the lineup tonight did not play last night, had a good opportunity there.
Turned over by the Huskies.
Michigan Tech back inside of their own zone now, scrambling a little bit after that opportunity for St.
Cloud.
They work it over.
St.
Cloud.
Down in the right wing corner, back up top again.
Big wind up, this one wide of the net.
Came off the neutral zone board.
Times 1-1, but St.
Cloud putting on the pressure.
Such has got a goal already here tonight.
His first of the season, first of his career.
He'll send it, try to send it to the net.
Did not get there cleanly.
St.
Cloud dominating play right now.
Huskies need a break, and it comes outside of the zone.
Michigan Tech will scrabble to the bench, trying to get some new players on the ice, and they do.
With a minute 46 left to go in the period, offside is called, and that is just what the doctor ordered.
for Michigan Tech.
Great shift by St.
Cloud State University.
Huskies were backed up, backed up inside of their own zone.
And then, but not breaking, Michigan Tech will get a face-off outside of the zone on the offside call.
144 left in the first period.
Brought to by the weak lead.
See, tied 1-1.
Morneau to take the face-off.
Almost won it to himself, but scooped up there by Sharp.
Will Sharp, the freshman defenseman, dumps it in.
Bartoskevic can't stop it, sent back around again by Michigan Tech in their own end.
Thornton with it, now Thornton, sorry.
Thornton, not able to clear, or getting it back to the blue line.
Husky's not able to clear.
Bartoskevic's got to move it quick, he does.
Gets it shively, shively.
Smart play, gets it up to center ice, and the Huskies get it clear, but can't do it cleanly, and can't bring it down the ice.
Road now with the steal.
Broken up by Michigan Tech.
They've got to get rid of it.
Michigan Tech is hanging on to the puck much too long here.
Back across the line inside St.
Clouds, and St.
Cloud will start it back.
Napier crosses on Blue Line, pushes it up.
Nice hit there by Shifley.
Last minute of play in the period.
Chance for Thorinson, walks in, road bouncing.
Puck covered up by Bartoskevic.
And Michigan Tech right now is getting it, taking it to him.
by St.
Cloud State.
One-one score.
But the Huskies look tired out there right now.
Face up, down in front of Bartoskiewicz.
I mean, Huskies just out of position.
And St.
Cloud State has done a great job of just keeping everybody moving constantly.
Nobody is standing still.
Beat our moving, and that's making it difficult for Michigan Tech.
Tide 1-1, shots are 12-8 now.
St.
Cloud.
Casca, Peartian.
The Panikis will get knocked out of the face-off down in front of Bartoskevich.
51 seconds left to go in the period.
Draw one by St.
Cloud, gloved up there by Bartoskevich.
Well, I think it's going to be an interesting locker room.
for the Huskies.
48.6 seconds remaining.
St.
Cloud State has played a really good first period here.
They don't have a lead to show for it.
Huskies have had some great chances, but it's been a while now.
Backed out inside of the zone.
Tied 1-1.
Michigan Tech trying to get it clear.
It will come out to center ice.
39 seconds left to go in the period.
St.
Cloud back across the line.
Such dumps it in.
Van Blair comes gonna have a little bit of time and gives it right back to Belial.
Belial across the line that was nearly outside, but they say it was good.
26 seconds remaining.
Battle for the puck.
Keep an eye on Leppa right there.
He got spun around on that play.
He's shaken up a little bit and he was not 100% coming in here.
Leppa's, I think, taking names out there right now.
Numbers he takes.
Shot towards the goal.
That one went wide.
This might come outside of the zone.
It does not.
Held in by St.
Cloud.
Down to three seconds left.
The Huskies will eat it.
And Michigan Tech has to feel happy to get out of this period tied 1-1.
That's the good news.
Michigan Tech will try to clean things up for the second period.
Out shot 14-8 in the first.
It seemed even worse than that.
But the Huskies did get some great chances that they did not score on.
But we're tied 1-1.
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1-1 score after 20 minutes of play.
And again, not a good first period for Michigan Tech for the most part.
They had a couple of spurts where they looked really good and should have pumped a couple of goals in, but did not.
Got one early on the shorthanded play by Elias Johnson.
Great individual effort, gave up a power play goal to St.
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And that was the end of the scoring.
St.
Cloud dominating many aspects of the game in that first period and don't have the stats yet on Face-Offs, but boy, it seemed like Michigan Tech may have won two or three.
At least that's what it appeared.
And again, St.
Cloud doing a great job of controlling the draws, which have given Michigan Tech fits all weekend long.
Face-Offs, yes, we have Face-Offs, listen to this, 18 to five.
St.
Cloud on the face-off battle.
18 wins for St.
Cloud, five for Michigan Tech.
That just can't happen.
I mean, you should be able to accidentally win more draws than that.
So Michigan Tech will try to clean that up coming into the period.
And the Huskies got to stay out of the penalty box.
Too many penalties in that first period for Michigan Tech early on.
They settled down later on.
And some of them were matching minors where it was four on four.
But Huskies are best five on five, and they need to stay that way.
So we'll see if Coach...
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But the good news is they're tied 1-1 after 1.
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If you missed the clues, we were looking for a former Husky from Appleton, Wisconsin who wore number 18 as a forward for the Black and Gold from 2012 to 2016.
Before coming to Tech, he won the Clark Cup as a Green Bay gambler.
The same season in another former Husky, Pat Nickish was his assistant coach.
Besides Tanner Carroll, this player was the only other player to score for Michigan Tech in the 3-2 overtime loss to St.
Cloud State University in the first NCAA regional game in 2015.
His initials are CE.
Well, the answer is CJ Ike.
who played for the Huskies from 2012 to 2016.
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CJ Ike the correct answer and congratulations to Bryce Bander, West of Hancock.
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Let's see how it happened or hear how it happened.
Penalty called against Michigan Tech early on.
Carson Burnie, a hooking call at the 1-0-4 mark.
And it was Ilias Janssen who caught everybody by surprise, including me.
I had actually looked down because the Huskies had just dumped it in the zone.
And this is what happened.
Janssen gets his second of the season.
It's a short-handed goal and make it 1-0 Michigan Tech.
Michigan Tech now back inside of their own zone as the St.
Cloud Huskies send it in.
Bartoskevich plays it around.
Good play there by Michigan Tech.
Gold tenor Bartoskevich and the defense and cleared all the way down by Miller.
Here's a stolen play.
Scores!
Michigan Tech short-handed goal coming down on the right side and I believe that is Jonson who caught them by surprise behind the net.
I'd actually looked away as the Huskies had dumped it in and Michigan Tech takes a one-nothing lead on a shorty with still 59 seconds left to go in the burning penalty.
I thought that would go down as an unassisted goal.
It did not.
Tom Levitt and Bartoskevic actually get assists on that goal.
So Jonson, his second of the season, a short-headed goal.
And boy, I almost said things were looking really good early for Michigan Tech until about 30 seconds later.
Power of play continuing for St.
Cloud and Brock Such.
Again, we talk so much about this young kid who is a freshman, got his first goal, but he was great last night.
gets his first goal of his career tonight.
Southgate and Alrick get the assist.
Here it was at the 233 mark of the first period.
Tied it up 1-1.
And it'll be an unassisted goal for Jonson, second of the season.
Chance for the St.
Claude Huskies and they score.
Power of playing goal with 30 seconds left to go on the man advantage for St.
Claude.
They tied up 1-1.
So getting the assist again South gate and all right and that was the end of the scoring in the first period though Both teams had some really good chances Michigan Tech was giving up way too much inside of their own zone 13 shots for St.
Cloud State University 8 for Michigan Tech Huskies 0 for 1 on the power play their power play was less than a minute I believe and St.
Cloud State 1 for 2 on the man advantage here tonight Bartoskevic had 12 saves 7 saves for versions
And that is your first period wrap-up.
Again, the face-offs, the big story here.
18 wins for St.
Cloud, five for Michigan Tech.
That's 78.3% on draws for St.
Cloud State University.
Husky's not happy with that, as you can imagine, because it wasn't good last night, but it's even worse so far tonight.
So let's see if Michigan Tech can find a way to win some draws.
Just tie up.
They can just start tying up on those centermen and have a 50-50 battle between the wingers.
in the circle.
We'll see what that can happen.
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Base off control by Michigan Tech.
We'll get a win there.
That's a good start for the Huskies.
Cleared out by St.
Claude back inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Fasciano will track it down.
He'll fire it around, wraps it all the way around to the far side.
Huskies get a break right there and hit the linesman.
Or it wouldn't have went all the way down.
But now shot right back inside the Michigan Tech end.
Just underway here in the second period.
Huskies trying to put together a better 20 minutes in the first.
There's a steal by St.
Claude with the Huskies stealing right back.
And Michigan Tech now has something going, coming across the line with costa purity.
Waits, and first shot!
Big save, Persons!
And the puck goes to the corner.
Nice set up there by Koski Burti on that pass over.
Brenton back to the point.
There's a shot blocked in front.
And that is... Road who took that one right in the shin, I believe.
He is smarting right now.
Trying to stay out there because the Huskies have possession.
Wrapped around to the defense as Brenton.
Brenton slides it over.
They tried a one-timer, couldn't do it.
Can they hold it in?
No, it comes back out.
Huskies got to get back.
St.
Cloud back across the Michigan Tech line road with a shot club down by Bartoskiewicz.
He'll hold on to the whistle.
Face off inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Huskies with a good first shift and a half there.
Bernie, Leppa, Van Blericombe line is out there right now.
We'll try to take a look at some other scores for you throughout this period as some of those other games
in action now.
Big non-conference in the CCHA, like this one.
Huskies will win it, clear it back out to center ice.
Tide 1-1, 18-45, we're in the early goings of period number two, proud to be behind, top of country four.
Sent around to the wing, Michigan Tech will break it out to center ice.
Loosing control was Bernie.
Bernie's struggling a little bit here tonight.
He's just kind of fighting the puck every once in a while that happens.
Back across the line, the Huskies will get it again.
Turn it right back over.
Neither team doing a good job of possessing the puck right now.
Sharp with it.
Defenseman, he'll work it over now for Papadakis across the Michigan Tech line.
He'll dump it in.
Brenton takes a hit, wraps it around.
Wide open is Bamblericom.
He'll tap it up there, and here comes Jonson.
Jonson will shoot it in, goes in hard on the forecheck.
Jonson trying to get down there first, but not able to do so.
Wrapped around by the defense of St.
Cloud.
They'll get it to the line and back out to center ice.
Tide 1-1.
Two minutes gone here in period number two.
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Battle for the puck in the neutral zone now.
The Huskies came up with it for a moment.
Jonson knocks it down with a glove, gets it to his back end, gets it across the line.
Elias Jonson playing a really good game here tonight.
He's got the only Husky goal so far.
Wrapped around.
Miller will hold it in.
Miller sends it back, this is gonna come out, that's a delayed offside against Michigan Tech.
Huskies should really, should have probably touched that up, but they did not and they'll take up and St.
Cloud now will possess inside of their own zone.
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Worked up by St.
Cloud, this is gonna be an icing call against the home team and back inside their zone it will come.
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And it was an overtime final.
Tide 1-1.
Just about three minutes gone here in the second period.
Base off in the offensive zone for Michigan Tech.
Back to the blue line.
Huskies winning draws now.
since the start of this period.
Andreessen, nice play and got past Gordon, tough one right there.
Isaac Gordon, the Huskies had something going on and it just hopped over the stick of the co-captain, allowing St.
Cloud to take it back inside of their own zone.
Wrapped all the way around to the near side.
Welch takes a hit, loses control, Andreessen took him out of the play.
Back inside the Michigan Techstone, sent around by Lukas Fasciano, back to the point, now controlled by St.
Cloud, shot towards the goal, save rebound, held on to for a moment and it went loose.
Bartoskevic could not hang on to it.
And went wide of the net, still inside of the zone.
Right to the goal again.
Bartoskevic will paddle that one away.
And St.
Cloud pressing right now.
Huskies are dead tired inside of their own end.
Back to the point.
Belial will send it in.
The defenseman for St.
Cloud.
Huskies trying to throw.
There's a slash.
Oh boy, they just missed a slashing call on St.
Cloud.
Not the stick right out of the hands of Delil.
who was going back the other way.
Not sure how the officials missed that one, but they did.
And Michigan Tech back inside of their own zone now.
Off of the boards, back out the center ice.
1-1 score.
Four minutes gone here in the period.
Ernest will shoot it in.
Wide of the net inside of the Michigan Tech zone.
Reinhart, shot taken.
You can hear this hit the side of the post.
Watch out, that one goes out of play.
Just missed a couple of Michigan Tech fans down to our right.
Huskies won't be able to make a line change.
Face-off down in front of Bartoskiewicz.
Huskies only goal of the game coming way back in the first period, short-headed.
Galea Shansson, great individual effort.
Shortly after that, less than 30 seconds after that, St.
Cloud scored the power play goal.
And that is where we are, 1-1, with Michigan Tech getting out shot.
Looks like they were early in the game last night, 17-9.
Vardiskevic has been outstanding here tonight.
Draw one by St.
Claude that can't handle it though.
Andreessen slaps it up the boards.
Reinhardt will clear and a good pass up now for Koski Berty who drops it.
Bringing it down was Trembekki could not get any room to really stick handle and get it to his forehand.
Hoskies look like they might hold it in.
Trembekki winning a battle sends it around picked up by Koski Berty center for pass and this one's going to be deflected all the way down.
No icing.
Back inside the Michigan Tech End.
Couple of players coming off the ice.
Huskies back in their own end now.
Get it up.
Gippley trying to get away.
Boy, he's struggling right now.
Gippley goes down to the play.
Loose puck down in the corner inside the Michigan Tech Zone.
Nicely done by Trent Becky to come back and help out.
The Huskies will push this forward and will get it outside of the end zone, dumping it all the way down inside the St.
Cloud End.
It comes off the end wall.
Tide 1-1.
We're over five minutes gone here in the second period of play.
Off of the glass, back out the center ice.
Bouncy puck comes out to the stick of Latimer.
Latimer shoots it off the neutral zone boards, gets it across the line.
Loose puck is there.
Scoots up by the St.
Cloud Huskies.
Latimer with a nice hit right in front of the Michigan Tech bench.
Kick.
Latimer trying to get that stick loose.
Kicked it over, could not quite get the stick on it.
Belial now for St.
Cloud will nudge it over to his defensive partner.
And brought up by McLaughlin across the Michigan-Tac line, bouncing puck rolling to the front of the goal.
No, it goes back behind the net, birdie.
Dave Chase down there by Poponikis.
Poponikis couldn't get a stick on that one.
The Huskies will clear.
Tide 1, 1, 14, 13, left to go in the second period.
Watch out.
Got taken off the post.
Farnas Kevich looked behind him.
He thought it went in.
A sleeper play there by St.
Cloud.
They shoot it in from one side.
It goes off the end wall and a chance back on the kickback on the right side.
Shot taken towards the goal on the Huskies.
Tipped it right in front of goaltender versions as we are back down in the St.
Cloud end now.
It comes back out to center.
Ice Huskies on a delayed offside and still have not tagged up.
Not paying attention now they will.
St.
Cloud will send it down.
This will be an icing call.
And that'll be a face-off back for Michigan Tech in the offensive zone.
Wow.
Hard dump in by St.
Cloud off of number three, Belial.
And back on the carrom off the end wall, a hard slap shot rung off the short side post.
And it's almost like Bartoskevic had no idea that that was somewhat of a set play it looked like there for St.
Cloud.
And don't know if.
Bardo would have been there to make the save, hadn't been a few inches inside, but it went off, rung off the post.
Score remains 1-1.
Huskies went it back, but can't hold it in.
Good job here by Brenton who will shoot it in, wrapped around.
Bursons will stop it behind his net.
Clear it all the way down again by St.
Cloud, another icing call coming up against the St.
Cloud, Huskies.
Face off back inside of the...
Zone of Bursons is playing tonight.
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Transferred over from Maine a couple of years ago.
Is a junior.
Coming in with a 90.9 save percentage, a 2.75 goals against average career.
Huskies win it.
Here's a shot from the point, right on goal.
Trembekki, that's the guy you want with the shooter position.
And he risked that one nice and low right through, about six inches off the ice.
But Bershens was equal to the task.
It was in perfect position.
Talked to Trembekki before the game.
I gave him some props.
He loves to take that shot and get that really fancy goal.
But boy, he had two gritty goals last night, including the game winner in overtime, right around the crease.
Tied 1-1 with 13-18, still left to go in the second period.
Offensive zone face off of Michigan Tech, one by St.
Cloud.
Stevenson sends it behind his net.
Napier going in after it.
The Huskies had a piece of that for a second.
Now they'll try to get it.
Good work there by Reinhardt.
At least he forces the St.
Cloud Huskies to go back inside of their own zone.
Chip back out the center ice.
This won't be icing as it goes down because Fasciano gets back there in time.
1-1 score, 13 minutes left to go in the second period.
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Ups the ice now, for Caskapurty, he's got good speed across.
Holds on, Caskapurty waiting.
Delivers it back to Andreessen.
Andreessen nowhere to go with it, sends it over, there's a chance for the Huskies at the back door!
Off the scale of Reinhardt, cleared back to the line, held in by Andreessen.
He'll get it back to the line now on a dump pass, there for Miller.
Miller to the point.
Now for Caskapurty.
Huskies.
Working it now, five on five, trying to get something here, and to take their first, second lead of the game, hopefully.
Wrapped around now by St.
Cloud, who picked it up, big hit there at center-ice.
Or just across the blue line, Huskies will dump it in on the late-off side.
Michigan Tech with a wholesale line change.
Finally tanked up, but it's brought up now by Jack Ryman of St.
Cloud.
He'll dump it down inside the Michigan Tech, so Carter-Skevich will play it along.
And Van Varekom's got a wait for it.
Almost missed that one.
A couple of big hits there.
They're going to wave off the offside.
He's coming across now.
St.
Cloud to the front.
Big collision there.
Two Huskies ran into each other, but it helped out because the play was broken up.
And now it's brought up to center-ice.
Here comes Morneau.
Morneau across the line.
Delays over.
One-timer!
And a save made there by Goltender Persons.
Van Barricen with a great one-time shot there as he hauled that one in.
Back across now for St.
Cloud.
Both teams getting great scoring opportunities.
Almost getting behind the defense with Ernest.
Ernest trying to draw.
Collie did.
Shot.
There, scores!
St.
Cloud.
And a delayed call.
Bopped win with the goal.
It's 2-1 St.
Cloud with 11-25 left to go in the second period.
Huskies got caught chasing a little bit inside of their own zone.
Delayed penalty was coming up against Michigan Tech.
No, I don't know.
And a nice feed right to the right hash mark there by, I believe, Ernest.
And that is a go-ahead goal for St.
Cloud with 11-25 remaining.
Noah Ernest, the sophomore from, played at Sioux Falls in the USA Challenge.
He's a good one.
Plays on that top line and nice feed over for Bufflin Bufflin puts it home For his first goal of the season third of his career Icing called against Michigan Tech, but Huskies getting outshot 19 to 11 right now and trail 2 to
So a face-off coming up in front of Owen Bartoskevic.
Yeah, let me to his right.
And now they move it over to his left.
The Ponekis will take the face-off or say cloud.
2-1 lead for the home team, Huskies.
Michigan Tech trailing now for the first time in this game.
Dumped down by Michigan Tech, Huskies in on the fore-check.
McLaughlin, the defenseman.
Plays it around to his defensive partner, and St.
Cloud will work it back out to center-ice, broken up by Michigan Tech.
Miller with it, sends it back safely to center-ice, sharp intercepts, flips it back down, bouncing puck on Bartoskevich, he'll paddle it over to the corner.
Mosky's trying to match the intensity now of St.
Cloud, but Michigan Tech had that great shift right before that St.
Cloud goal, and they weren't able to score.
And now brought up by the Huskies.
Skated it up is Miller.
Miller gets away, brings it down wide.
Here's Miller, trying to go short side off the goal to the nice idea there by Tyler.
And Berzins will hold on to the whistle.
And that will bring us to our media timeout.
One goal difference right now as St.
Cloud has taken the 2-1 lead here in the second period.
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2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
Husky is getting out shot right now, 20 to 11.
Michigan Tech has been better on face offs here in the second period.
G-check will take a draw on the offensive zone.
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G-check wins it back.
Huskies to the blue line, can't hold it in.
Andreessen loses it.
And what a great recovery by Reed Andresen, who had it hop over his stick.
Here come the Huskies, they're outside.
Vasiano with a hard shot, save made there in versions.
Again, holding on with no rebound.
He does not give up a whole lot of second chances.
Came way out on Vasiano, came down on that right side.
Basav will be down in front of Versions to his left.
Huskies will change things up.
Putting Max Costapirti out there right now with Tayden Trembecchi and Reinhardt.
Shipley and Brenton, two newcomers from Michigan Tech back on the blue line.
Road to take the draw for St.
Cloud.
Huskies win it, but then they whistle it down saying the official made a mistake on the drop.
And they'll do it again.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
Another face-off in front of Berjens, the goaltender tonight for St.
Cloud.
And a little bit of a delay.
Now they'll get ready to drop it.
Face-off control by the Huskies.
Shot towards the goal, never got through.
Blocked there, wrapped all the way around.
Brenton's going to try to hold it in.
Can't do it.
It comes out to center ice.
Hustling there is Koska Pirati.
His pass broken up.
The Huskies will try to get it clear here.
Kosti Burti will nudge it back out to center ice.
Loose puck taken by Rode.
He'll send it across.
Huskies will go in one way.
Pop comes back the other way.
Watch out.
Michigan Tech trying to get a piece of it.
Now picked up by Kosti Burti again.
He'll work it across the line.
Trembekki pushes it forward down in the corner.
Belial gets there first.
He'll take a hit.
Huskies can't find the loose puck.
It's flipped back out to center ice.
Miller's got to be careful.
He's the last guy back.
Huskies will send it in.
to lay it offside.
It's going to be whistled.
And the face-off coming up in the neutral zone.
That was a very unorthodox play.
And the face-off in the neutral zone.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud here in St.
Cloud.
Huskies 3-0 on the season, trying to get a sweep here and go back home undefeated.
But the St.
Cloud Huskies have something to say about that.
And they are out playing Michigan Tech overall.
to 12 with the shots right now in favor of St.
Cloud.
Michigan Tech has not had a full power play yet here tonight.
St.
Cloud will win the face-off in the neutral zone under.
Tend to play in the second.
Dumped in.
Hard to scavenge in behind the net now.
Plays it around.
Michigan Tech working from deep in their own end off of the boards.
That won't be a clean breakout though.
He's knocked it right back across the line.
Takeup on the delayed offside, and Belial now will control for St.
Cloud.
2-1 lead for the home team.
Right off the center ice, tipped all the way down inside the Michigan Tech zone.
They hit the linesman in the way in, so it stopped short.
Wrapped around inside of the Michigan Tech end.
Good forecheck here by St.
Cloud, center in attempt denied.
Picked up by Keelem Parker.
Had trouble with the rolling puck, throws it away.
And now St.
Claude with control inside the Michigan Tech zone.
They cycle it really well here tonight.
Huskies trying to get back in position.
They're working up to center ice.
Here comes Mourneau.
Mourneau hands it off to Jonson.
They'll make a line change.
That line just can't seem to get it going here.
They're close.
They're really close.
Huskies step up on the play.
St.
Claude will dump it inside the Michigan Tech end.
Bartoskiewicz to play it around.
Held down by St.
Cloud.
Knocked out by the Huskies, but not out.
Loose puck down in the right wing corner.
Taking a whack there was Fasciano.
Fasciano able to work it back out the center ice.
Huskies get the clear.
Offside for Michigan Tech, but then they waved it good.
And Michigan Tech trying to get back down was the St.
Cloud.
Huskies bring it down.
Sintery passed right to the front.
Huskies weren't prepared for that one totally.
And now back out the center ice.
Three on one for Michigan Tech.
Now a three on two.
Latimer comes across.
Latimer to the front.
Midair attempt was denied and coming back now St.
Cloud three on two across the line broken up by Michigan Tech to the goal and holding on will be Bartoskevic And a little bit of pushing to shove it after the whistle 2-1 lead for St.
Cloud That was a tough play for Latimer coming down.
He's on his backhand.
He's coming in full speed He knew he had two guys in front, but just did not have a lane To get it there cleanly so he flipped it
And a couple of penalties are going to be going to be called here.
Bernie again is third penalty, I think, of the weekend.
And it will be such going off for St.
Cloud State University.
So matching minors again.
And Michigan Tech down a goal.
Will skate four on four for the third time here tonight with St.
Cloud State University.
All right to take the face up.
He's out there with Pilgrim.
In the Michigan Tech zone.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
Draw in front of Bartoskevitz.
One by St.
Cloud.
Husky's pressuring.
Back down inside the Michigan Tech corner behind the net.
Spun around.
Trying to find the open guy in front was Dapier.
And it's pushed back to the blue line.
Nicely held in there by St.
Claude.
Good play by Miller to knock them off of the puck.
And Michigan Tech will take possession inside of their zone.
Worked up now for Miller.
Nice stick, Hanley moved to get away from the check and across for Cheechek.
Cheechek across the line, brings it to the middle.
Cheechek has it, up top, has a little bit of room, hangs on to it.
Smart play there by Michael.
Here's a shot by the Huskies.
Rebound off of Goldtender Burson.
You don't see many of those.
Huskies were covered well off of the rebound though.
Captain Isaac Gordon.
Trying to find the loose puck sense around.
Napier will wrap it around and try to hold it in.
The Huskies will.
And a good play there by Shipley.
Back to the point, Michigan Tech has controlled four on four inside of the zone.
Here's a chance for Shipley, a shot, a rising shot.
Rebound was there.
Versions a couple of saves as the captain had a couple of opportunities.
Worked back to the middle, walking it in as Cosco Perti.
Here's shot.
Rebound is there for the Huskies.
Cosco Perti holding on.
Gultender lost his stick.
Back up top, delayed penalty against, say, Clown.
And going to the bench for the extra attacker now.
His goaltender, Bartosz Skivac, now over.
Here's a chance for Andres and loses control.
And Andres had banned on the pass, and he's upset with himself on that one.
Huskies will get a power play here.
Five on four.
Or sorry, four on three.
for 44 seconds.
So big opportunity here as Napier goes off.
Napier was out there for a long shift.
And that probably did not help his situation.
He commits the slashing call.
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Chance to tie this game up here with the man advantage.
Huskies looking for their first power play goal of the weekend.
0 for 6 right now.
This is their 7th power play.
6-31 left to go.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
Huskies trying to win it down in the offensive zone.
They do.
Back to Andreessen.
4-on-3 advantage for Michigan Tech here for 38 seconds.
Need one here.
Reinhardt.
Back up top.
Trenbecki hard shot.
Reibang came down.
Reinhardt.
Trenbecki over.
Back up top for Trenbecki.
Reinhardt shoots, what a save rebound.
Back to the middle again, shot, missed and wide, and it's still loose in the zone.
Andreessen will hang on to it.
Huskies just shooting gallery out there right now with Trebekki over for Reinhardt.
Reinhardt steps it up to the middle, shot, and wide open opportunity for Trebekki, missed the net back out the center right.
Great puck movement by the Huskies.
Six seconds left to go in the four on three.
Reinhardt shot, that one over the crossbar, and the Huskies are sending these way too high.
Stamps for Stevenson now.
Two of the penalties are over.
We're back to five on four now.
And offside will be called against St.
Cloud.
Well, Michigan Tech, you're not going to get much closer than that.
Trembcki holding his head as he goes to the bench.
He can't believe it.
He had five shots, four shots, I think, Trembcki did.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
The Huskies still with a minute 10 left to go on a five on four power play brought to by Edward Jolt's financial advisor, Brent Peterson.
Mourneau can't win the draw, cleared down by St.
Cloud.
Credit to St.
Cloud.
They have just been unbelievable on faceouts this weekend.
Michigan Tech has been better here in this period, much better.
A big win right there for St.
Cloud.
Back across the line comes Mourneau.
into traffic loses it got it back good play there by Giovanni now back to the point Huskies will set it up Marneau over to the left side back up top again now for Shipley Shipley trying to find it Marneau in the middle Van Blericom not in position to shoot back up top again Shipley Marneau Van Blericom what a play by the Huskies and a nice save by Bersens who seemed to know where that was going yeah that's just good puck movement
On that right side of the zone, Huskies trying to hit the bumper right in the middle.
That is Van Blericombe.
That time he turned, was in perfect position, got a lot of velocity on that shot.
Versions was just squared up to him like he'd been waiting there for a half hour.
Great puck movement, though by Michigan Tech.
Much better job on the power play.
Still 30 seconds left on the van advantage, so they won't be able to hold this one in though, and Gordon tracks it down at center ice.
2-1 lead for St.
Cloud.
We're late goings of period number two.
Very similar circumstances at last night.
Now, Morneau for Jonson.
Jonson back to the point.
Huskies still have time to set this up for 12 more seconds on the power play.
Trying to tie this game up right now.
Back over up top.
Shipley to the middle.
Van Blericom on the left side.
Now over for... Gordon's gone!
His second game back, ties it up on the power play.
Michigan Tech 2, St.
Cloud 2.
Don't know if that will be a power play goal or not.
It was right at the end of the penalty, but Michigan Tech ties it up 2-2.
Oh, what a shot by Isaac Gordon.
Great screen in front too by Michigan Tech.
Not sure who that was.
And the Huskies.
Tie this game up, 2-2.
Nice shot on the far post, far corner there.
And all of a sudden, Michigan Tech ties it up, and the shots are almost even.
21-20 now after Michigan Tech put that flurry on during the 4-on-3.
Brand new game, late in the second period, 4-17 remaining back inside of the St.
Cloud End.
See if the Huskies can build on that success now.
Lepa out there with his line.
Pitched out of there by the St.
Cloud Huskies.
Bouncy puck back to the Michigan Tech Blue Line.
Miller able to work it up now for Latimer.
Latimer across the line, delays.
Latimer, good job there.
Shot towards the goal or pass.
Broken up.
And St.
Cloud will start it back the other way.
That one tipped all the way down.
Bartoskiewicz will play for the trap as he wraps that all the way around for Latimer.
Latimer lets it go.
Huskies will dump it in.
Tie 2-2.
2-4, sorry, 3-40 left to go in the period.
Michigan Tech.
Travels back inside of their own zone.
Mardis Kevich let that one go.
Chance for the St.
Cloud Huskies as they dumped it in.
I don't know if Mardis Kevich thought that was going to be an icing or not, but it came off the end wall off the side.
Nat in Michigan Tech will start it back now with Roulette who's been quiet here tonight.
Roulette with a nice pass.
Andreessen can't get the shot off.
Tip was tipped.
And a stoppage of play as the net was knocked off by a Husky, they say, Michigan Tech Husky, and it'll come outside of the zone.
Nice feed over from Roulette to Andreessen.
Reed is fighting it a little bit right now.
He's had a couple of great scoring opportunities, but he's not been able to trigger that pretty good shot that he has.
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That's at the end of two periods of play.
Augustana and Minnesota Duluth tied 1-1.
Augustana won in overtime last night.
Wisconsin with a one goal lead over Minnesota State.
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What a game we have here again tonight, 2-2 score.
21 shots for St.
Cloud, 19 from Michigan
Huskies looked tired in that first period.
They've got more jump, it seems, here in period number two.
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Cloud in and Bartoskevich with a save Going in hard to the boards there was such looking for a second goal of the game And he's hurting
Michigan Tech will pick it up inside of their own zone.
Pass up the way.
Trembecchi hauls it in onside, but then loses it.
Trembecchi battles for that puck down in the corner.
Comes loose.
St.
Cloud Huskies will start it back.
We are all knotted up at two.
242 remaining in the period.
Paponakis sends it down inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Wacked that by the Huskies right back into a St.
Cloud player, but up to center ice now for Andreessen.
Reed Andreessen able to get it across and down inside the right wing corner.
228 left to go in the period.
Tie 2-2, Huskies.
Get Morno out there.
He's had trouble.
Hopped over his stick.
And the Huskies want to clear the zone.
Back out to neutral play.
Fished out of there by St.
Cloud.
Back across the Husky line is Ryman.
Bassiano takes him out of the play.
Morno will wrap it all the way around.
Comes round out for Gordon.
Isaac Gordon can't get the clear.
Held in at the point.
No shot there.
So St.
Cloud will send it back down for Ryman.
Right to the side of the net saved by Bartoskiewicz.
Huskies pick it up.
And it is Jonson will go back with it inside of the zone zone.
154 left to go.
Jonson picking up speed through the middle.
Jonson drops it, shot taken, saved there by Burns and it'll be an easy stop and a face-off inside of the Michigan Tech or the St.
Cloud end.
Shots 22 to 20 in favor of St.
Cloud, really evened up here in this period and the score is even as well.
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Base off will be down inside the St.
Cloud zone.
Husky's won the drop, and it went right off of Van Blericombs' skate, and so St.
Cloud will skate it up.
2-2 score under 2 to play here in the second period.
Husky's given a break to the set of their own goal.
Puck went up in the air, they thought for a moment there.
Thoracin will send it back, line the Michigan Tech net.
Boy, the puck is taking some wicked hops out there right now.
Good forecheck here again by St.
Cloud.
Good job there by Bernie, taking his man out of the play.
Should have been a high stick against St.
Cloud, they say no and back the other way.
Come to St.
Cloud, Huskies across the Michigan Tech line, shot towards the goal, blockered away there by Bartoskevich.
Huskies, reverse flow.
to the wing, Van Blericom in a tough position, makes a great play to Bernie.
Bernie waits for the puck to settle down, then dumps it in.
Bernie will go into the forward check from Michigan Tech.
Last minute of play here in the second period.
2-2 score here at St.
Cloud.
Dumped all the way down inside of the Michigan Tech zone.
Bartoskevic will stop it in the trapezoid.
Waits, now will play it over.
Got it there in a fast yaddle.
Fast yaddle, drops it back.
And now Brenton with control behind his net from Michigan Tech.
40 seconds left to go in the period.
Both teams have led in this game.
Michigan Tech first, then St.
Cloud, but we're tied up 2-2.
Huskies pick it up in the corner.
Offensive zone, back to the point.
Brenton slides it over.
Shot taken.
This one just wide of an edge.
Good traffic in front there by Michigan Tech.
Reinhardt with it.
He's in trouble.
Reinhardt loses control and gives it away out to center-ice.
Gets a little help from the defense, but he's a 2-on-2 now.
3-on-2 for the St.
Cloud.
Huskies a shot towards the goal.
Big kick save made there by Bartoskevich.
Huck goes down to the corner.
Play inside the Michigan Tech zone.
10 seconds left.
Huskies pitch it up to center ice.
Bouncing puck goes over to the far side.
Five seconds left.
And that will just about do it as the Huskies will lead it down in the corner.
Second period is over.
We are tied 2-2.
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2-2 score.
Tied 1-1 going into the second period and it was a bufflin.
Getting the go-ahead goal for St.
Cloud State University.
His first of the season, Ernest with a great pass up the middle.
It was a delayed call against Michigan Tech.
And Gavin Thornton gets an assist on that goal.
Here it was at the 834 mark of the second period to give St.
Cloud their first lead of the evening.
Van Barricen with a great one-time shot there.
As he hauled that one in, back across now for St.
Cloud.
Both teams getting great scoring opportunities.
Almost getting behind the defense with Ernest.
Ernest trying to draw Collie in.
Shot there, scores.
St.
Cloud on a delayed call.
Buffling with the goal.
It's 2-1.
St.
Cloud with 11-25 left to go in the second period.
Buffling getting his first of the season.
That gave the St.
Cloud Huskies a one goal lead, 2-1, but the Huskies get a big one back.
Isaac Gordon, co-captain.
You know, his second game back from injury gets his first of the season from Matthew Van Blerikheim and Luke Shipley.
Here it was at the 15-29 mark to tie it up to two.
2-1 lead for St.
Claude.
We're late goings of period number two.
Very similar circumstances at last night.
Now Morneau for Jonson.
Jonson back to the point.
Huskies still have time to set this up for 12 more seconds on the power play.
Trying to tie this game up right now.
Back over up top.
Shipley to the middle.
Bamblericom on the left side now over for Gordon scores!
Isaac Gordon!
His second game back ties it up on the power play.
Isaac Gordon with the goal his first of the season and that's where we are 2-2 at the end of two periods of play shots in the second period 12 from Michigan Tech 12 for St.
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Huskies will put out Andreessen back on the blue line.
Mama's Luca Faciano, those two have been pretty much been starting each period for Michigan Tech.
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The Husky skating left to right here in this period, number three.
Layup to center ice.
Controlled now by St.
Cloud State.
They'll dump it inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Big hit down there.
Here the neutral zone.
Boards and up to center-ice now for Reinhardt.
Reinhardt will take it across from Michigan Tech.
Drop passes there.
Got taken by the Huskies and sure if that hit Bersons or not, but it hit something that went out of play based on being inside of the same cloud zone.
You know, tough to win on the road.
The Huskies found a way last night.
They found a way to win it over time.
Came from behind in that game.
They got another tough battle here tonight.
They've stuck around.
Tied it up again.
Now I'm going to dig deep, find a way.
Johnson's line out there now for Michigan Tech.
Johnson, Delil, G-check.
2-2 score.
Face off is going to be down in front of Virgins.
Goal tender tonight for St.
Cloud State University.
You know, Huskies not able to win that draw, so it's going to be controlled by Stevenson, the defenseman.
He'll go D to D with it, wraps it around off the board.
Huskies nearly kept that one in.
That would have been nice.
St.
Cloud coming down.
Breakaway!
In on Bartoskiewicz!
Shot!
They score!
Huskies' defense got caught up and split the defense come through.
We've seen that a couple of times this weekend in less than a minute in.
Alrick regains the lead for St.
Cloud 3-2.
What a shot by Ulrich.
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Top shelf corner.
A beauty.
And the Huskies get caught on that play.
Not just the defense, the forwards as well.
And St.
Cloud takes their second lead of the UB.
Bouncy puck now inside of the Michigan Tech Zone.
Muskie's trying to find a way out, but they can't do it.
But Panic is now with control, sends it towards the goal.
That one just went wide.
Redirected in front of the Huskies, all out of sorts right now.
St.
Cloud is playing great hockey inside the Michigan Tech Zone.
Now picked up by Schiffley.
His headman pass up the way.
Coming down is Cheechak.
He'll shoot, scores.
Cheechak ties the game up in and out.
And how about that?
Michael Cheechek on a home run pass from down inside of his own, and he beat Berndsen's clean on the play 3-3.
And that's how you quiet a big crowd down here at St.
Cloud.
What a shot.
And as good as Ulrich's was, this one was even better.
Wow.
In and out.
It was one of those...
Shots were almost Wonder if they were going to look at it, but the referee was right there.
It was in and out Right off the corner just like that tied up 3-3 huge goal by Michael G check his first of the season Huskies inside of the St.
Cloud zone, but St.
Cloud will skate it back out to center ice 3-3 score penalty coming up against Michigan Tech All right
Huskies just have not been playing smart when it comes to that.
Playing in the neutral zone, no need for the penalty.
And going to take a holding call, I think.
Yeah, holding will be the call.
And St.
Claude's going to get another power play opportunity.
Oh, I can't imagine Coach McCault is very excited about that play.
Not a scoring chance.
It wasn't much, but so Latimer will be off for two minutes, and he's one of the better penalty killers for Michigan Tech.
3-3 score.
Michigan Tech is going to try to hold on here now for another penalty kill.
Grenton does a nice job of tying his man up.
Thoracin gets away from Posca Pirti, but Posca Pirti gets back in position, steals it away.
Husky's trying to find the loose puck inside of the zone.
Brenton, great job there by Brenton.
The Huskies will clear it down.
That's a head-deep play there by the first-year Husky.
Penley killed Bronson by Corwell in this kind of project in natural medicine.
3-3 score here in the third.
You stepped away for a couple of minutes.
You missed a lot.
Full team scoring on breakaways early in the third period here.
minutes, seconds in, and now a power play for St.
Cloud State University.
Cross the red line, they'll drop it back.
Rod in, nearly picked off by the Huskies.
Now it is, and sent down nicely by Fastiano.
One minute and five seconds left in the power play for St.
Cloud State University.
Latimer is in the box.
Rod up now by St.
Cloud.
They're changing things up there.
Having a little bit of trouble right now.
I mean, she can text down a nice job here, keeping them out of sorts.
And so St.
Claude will hit the reset button back inside of their zone.
They'll bring it up to center ice.
Lurie across the line.
Lurie pinched off with a play but ends up sending it back behind the Michigan Tech goal.
Hicked up by Alrick.
Alrick scored here in this period.
Loose puck is there and the St.
Claude Huskies will hold it in.
They have numbers.
Nice save by Bartoskevich on the shot taken there by Lurie.
Back up top again for St.
Claude.
They work it to the wing for Lurie.
Lurie looking to the weak side.
Here's a shot passed there.
Loose puck there.
Kicked up by Cheechek.
Cheechek will send it the length of the ice in a headsy play right there.
3-3 score.
Three to have gone here in the third period.
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Seven seconds left to go on the penalty.
Latimer up in the box wants to get out there before any damage is done.
Cross the line.
Huskies broke up the play.
They'll clear it back up the center ice.
Latimer out of the box, chase it down.
won't get there in time, and a loose puck now goes back to the St.
Cloud zone.
Big penalty kill there for Michigan Tech.
Huskies have it in the slot and pass over for Latimer's just out of his reach.
Michigan Tech rushed that opportunity a little bit on that play.
Back inside the Michigan Tech zone, having trouble in his skates there was Leppa.
Michigan Tech will pick it up with Shipley.
Shipley skates it up, being chased from behind, takes it across the line, drops a pass for nobody, turned over, and back the other way come the
St.
Claude Huskies across the line.
Ryman drops it.
Here's the shot.
Down by Bartoskiewicz.
And a big giveaway by Michigan Tech.
But Bartoskiewicz with the save will hold on for the whistle.
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3-3 score.
31 shots for St.
Cloud, 22 for Michigan Tech.
Faceoff will be down in Michigan Tech zone in front of Bartoskevich.
Loose puck off the draw.
Scrum for it, works to the corner.
Wrapped all the way around.
This one will get to the line, but not out.
Shot towards the Michigan Tech goal, hauled in by Jonson.
Jonson knocks it.
to the boards, but can't get it clear.
Husky's trying to find it, can't do it, still inside the Michigan Tech Zone, stolen away and brought back out the center ice by Reinhardt.
Good effort there by Noah Reinhardt that's shot right back in though by St.
Cloud, came off the boards awkwardly.
And as Bartoskevic was back there to retrieve it, he'll move it around.
This one sent over inside of the zone, and St.
Cloud not able to keep it in.
This will hop back out the neutral play.
Janssen protecting it along the neutral zone boards.
3-3 score.
It skips over to inside of the St.
Cloud end.
Back in after McLaughlin.
McLaughlin will settle down the rolling puck inside of his own zone.
We'll work it up now across center ice.
Road has it.
He'll dump it down in the Michigan Tech end.
Going in hard.
Self-gate.
Self-gate tipped away from him.
Michigan Tech now with Moreno.
Moreno able to sauce it up.
Yes!
Got it there to Cheechek.
Michael Cheechek across the line.
Smart play, didn't have anything going on.
Backhands it down deep.
Mernoen on the forecheck.
Taken away by St.
Claude.
Can they get it out?
They do.
Huskies stop it there for a second, but it slides back inside the Michigan Tech zone.
15, sorry, 14 and a half minutes left to go in the period.
This is going to be an icing call, and I'm not sure what the Huskies were looking at there, but it will be Michigan Tech being whistled on the icing and the face-out coming back inside.
On the Huskies zone, 14-26 left to go in the third period.
Teams trading off goals early on here in the period, both breakaway-like goals.
First St.
Cloud in Michigan Tech, Cheechech.
And a face-up down in front of Bartoskiewicz.
All-Rick will take the draw offensively for St.
Cloud.
Cheechech trying to win it back.
Couple of...
Centerman falling on the puck.
Huskies will come up to the loose puck and brought up now by Isaac Gordon.
Gordon will get the red line, dumps it in.
Michigan Tech.
Perino coming into this game after the overtime win last night.
2-2 right now.
Here's Cosci Berti with a steal.
Trying to find it.
Could not find anybody open.
The puck goes loose down to the right wing corner.
Halfwell back to the point, picked up now by Trembecchi.
Trembecchi up top.
Nowhere to go with it.
Sends it down to some open ice down to the corner.
Now a battle with Andreessen way down there.
And Dresen slides it back over for Costa Perti, who's opened out on the half wall on the right side.
He'll skate it over to the middle.
Costa Perti over.
Here's a luck timer right out in front, taking a big blast.
There was Trent Becky.
Looks like Ben Blericov is just trying to get out of the way of that one.
And cleared back out the center ice as it was stopped.
13-38 left to go in the third period.
3-3 score here in Minnesota at St.
Cloud State University.
Huskies in on the forecheck.
Picking it up now will be the St.
Cloud Huskies.
Such will bring it up to center-ice.
Back across the line, takes the shot, actually a pass.
That was not such, sorry.
Actually, that was number 15.
Thicknesson back up to center-ice.
I think we've seen such back since he went into the boards back in the second period.
He went in really hard.
Shot back down now inside of the St.
Cloud Inn.
Bersons, the gold tender will play it around.
Good job by Yonston to get down there for Michigan Tech.
Gets it back to the blue line for Shippley.
Shippley keeps his feet moving.
Nice job by him.
Shippley brings it down to the goal line and tries to go short side on that play.
Shippley back to the point now, controlled by Michigan Tech.
Parker gets it back from Jonson.
Parker brings it down, hands it off to Jonson.
Jonson with it, lost it, got it back miraculously.
And now it's taken by Shippley who loses it.
And the Huskies won't be able to hold this one in.
This is going to be a nice seeing call against St.
Cloud State University and a face off coming back inside of their zone.
Shots right now, 3123 St.
Claude State University.
And a face-out coming up in front of versions.
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Tied 3-3 in the third.
Huskies win it back.
Parker will slam it back with a backhander.
Huskies have it from behind the net.
Working it back up top down to the right side.
This is Miller.
Back behind the net again there.
Leppa had a hop over his stick.
Huskies can't knock it down.
It's going to come back out to center ice.
Dangerous play right there as Parkl is the last defenseman back and turned over.
Here comes the Huskies.
Big hit there on Thoracin.
Forces the turnover on Michigan Tech.
We'll start it back now on the rush with Leppa.
Leppa gets the red line.
Dumps it in.
Going in hard as...
Latimer, Latimer trying to find the loose puck couldn't get there in time and it's quickly brought up by Rodin.
Up to centerizer, that's Thornton, Thornton, across from Rodin.
Drop pass, here's a shot scores!
What a play by St.
Cloud, a drop pass on a three on two and just a hard rister, cleanly beat Bartoskiewicz and once again, St.
Cloud back up by a goal 4-3.
Huskies reaching out there quite a bit on that ship.
Nice play to Road.
Road just dropped it there and put it in that home.
Was Belial.
The go ahead goal.
Four, three, St.
Cloud.
The Huskies have given up four in two and a half periods.
Michigan Tech got to get back in it now.
Played down in the Huskies zone.
Fished out of there by Fasciato.
He'll start a back for Michigan Tech.
Up now for Isaac Gordon.
Gordon crossed the line, that's offside.
Velial will get the goal.
Rode will get the primary assist.
That'll bring us to our first media timeout.
4-3, St.
Claude with the lead with 11-36 remaining.
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4-3 score with 11-35 remaining.
Huskies will shoot it in.
Ship back up to center ice by St.
Cloud.
Tracking it down now from Michigan Tech.
Shipley has it.
Shipley looking up ice.
Sends it over to the far side.
Good pass there.
Chipped up by Michigan Tech.
Swept to the net there by Brenton missed it wide and this will come back out the center ice and again Husky get caught up in the play Thornton coming in makes a move bouncing puff right in front of the goal and a stop there made by Bartoskevic and that has happened way too much here tonight and last night from Michigan Tech the defense getting caught up a little bit too far and Thornton with that speed able to get past drove to the net but a nice play by Bartoskevic the goaltender 4-3 lead for St.
Cloud
Dumped down to the right wing corner.
Michigan Tech in on the forecheck.
Glothman will put it around.
Miller coming in.
Miller steals it away.
Great job right out of the bench.
Miller trying to draw a call, did a good job and almost did.
Here's a chance right to the president.
And it's taken a swipe at it was Bernie.
And just fanned on it as he was spun around.
The puck was right in his skates, making it difficult for him to get the blade of the stick on the puck.
And a faceoff coming up inside of the zone.
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St.
Cloud with the lead.
Augustana, Minnesota to lose, still tied 1-1.
Wisconsin has gone back up by 2-3 to 1 over Minnesota State.
North Dakota leads, Bemidji State 3-2.
That's in the third.
Face-off inside of the St.
Cloud zone.
Huskies need one to tie.
Half a period of play in regulation.
And she can attack winning last night in overtime.
Play up top backhanded towards the goal by the Huskies.
Slapped at, loose puck behind the net.
Wrapped around.
Can they get over there in the time?
They can't.
Parker could not quite get there.
Husky defensive had a bit of a tough night here tonight.
This one tipped all the way down.
This might go on net, but it won't.
They're going to wave off the icing.
McLaughlin will send it around on the wrap and cleared back off the center right.
She can already see St.
Cloud playing a little conservative right now.
And as Miller's in a little bit of trouble, as soon as I say that, they take a chance.
And Miller, getting caught from behind on the play down inside the Michigan Tech zone.
But Huskies can't possess the puck.
Now Isaac Gordon, able to pick it up.
They'll need a little bit of help.
He'll put on the brakes.
Huskies down by one.
Hands it off to Parker.
Parker goes D to D on it.
Takes a hit.
Up to center ice.
Nice play, Gordon.
Gets it back over.
Trembeke, back over for Gordon.
And he almost hauled that midair pass in.
Gordon with the steal.
Sends it over for Trembeke, but that got away from him.
Huskies are just center meters away from making big plays, but it's just not happening.
Held in by Michigan Tech, but it bounces back out to center ice.
Cheechek is battling for it.
And finding it now is Paponikas inside of his own zone for St.
Claude State University.
Huskies with a steal, they're down by one, sent over, that's offside.
Michigan Tech's had a tough time at the blue line tonight too.
One of those nights, but Michigan tackle right.
Still in this game, down by one, 908 left to play, here in the third period, brought to a turbo agency.
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Base off in the neutral zone, Huskies down by one, nine minutes left in regulation.
Back across the line, inside the Michigan Tech zone.
St.
Cloud in on the forecheck, they control it back.
Dump it down to the corner.
Michigan Tech defensively working it there.
Thornton back out there.
Shot towards the Husky goal, that one wider than that.
They're trying to look in for the redirect.
Sent back in again, now controlled by Ernest.
Picked up by Michigan Tech, wrapped around.
Again, this will come out to center ice all the way down, no icing.
Michigan Tech will give chase.
The Huskies trying to get some possession time in the offensive zone.
St.
Cloud has done a good job of getting it right back out.
The Huskies have not had the numbers of puck support that you would like to see in a situation like this, down a goal with eight and a half left to play.
Big hit down in the corner, but it's quickly worked out by St.
Cloud to center ice.
They get a piece of it, no icing.
Coming out as Bartoskevic will play it up quickly.
Trying to get it to Leppa.
Leppa hauled it in across the line.
Now sends it down in the corner.
Furnie can get down there first.
Furnie took himself out of the play, wrapped around now, and Brenton had it hop over to his stick.
Huskies hold it in.
They send it over, and this is going to come back outside of the zone.
Nothing going right now for Michigan Tech.
Shipley back inside of his own zone.
Now we'll backpedal with 7.59 left here in the third period.
Huskies down by 1.
33 shots for St.
Cloud.
25 for Michigan Tech.
Brought up now by Brenton.
Shipley tipped down by Michigan Tech's Leppa.
Getting to the near end of the ship.
Chance for the Huskies in front.
Shot, save, and Berksons holds on to the whistle.
Nice play.
Leppa back to the point.
That was Parker who took the shot, got a good wrist her off, snapped that one and right up in the crook of the elbow there.
Berksons able to hold on to the whistle, no rebound.
She can tech down by a goal.
Here in the third period, 7-38 remaining.
Costa Peerty to take the draw for Michigan Tech in the offensive zone.
Just a grinded out game here again tonight.
Michigan Tech battling it, fighting it all night long.
This will be just bounced in on Bartoskevich who will hold on to the whistle.
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They lose big tonight or are losing big tonight towards the end of the third period.
Union 7-1 over Alaska, but Alaska won last night.
River Boston College, Michigan Tech will win the face-off inside their zone.
Four-three lead for St.
Cloud.
Seven and a half.
left in the period.
Back across the line inside of the St.
Cloud zone.
St.
Cloud will work it over for Lurie.
Lurie will just flip it up.
St.
Cloud taking less chances right now with the one goal lead.
Miller, nice pass over for Parker.
Parker will skate it up.
Hoskies can't control it.
Hop.
Exploded off of the stick there on Cheechek.
And Michigan Tech will have to go back inside of their own zone.
Here's a steal by Ernest.
Ernest backhand her to the front of the Michigan Tech goal.
Taken away by the Huskies, but not cleared.
Road with it.
Cheechek lost his stick.
This line's got to get off from Michigan Tech.
They've got to get over to the bench.
They will do so right now.
Huskies hurrying up on a line change.
They're down by one.
641 left in the third period.
Back across the line come the St.
Cloud Huskies.
They dump it in.
Bartoskevich stops it.
Four, three lead.
Huskies turn it over.
This one pitched out of play.
Face off will be in the neutral zone.
They will take the media time out.
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Well, the Huskies have given up two goals here in this third period.
Great shots by St.
Cloud State University.
Michigan Tech has just given up too much down the middle here tonight.
And now had to find a way to tie this one up.
And either win it in regulation, still plenty of time to do that.
Or will this one possibly go to overtime?
But Michigan Tech needs at least a goal.
St.
Cloud State has been great pretty much the entire game.
Hoskies have had flashes of domination, but St.
Cloud has looked like the team that has more energy here tonight.
Michigan Tech has looked tired at times on this first road trip of the season, which can happen.
Faceoff coming up will be in the neutral zone.
Alias Johnson started the scoring at the 205 mark with a shorthanded goal.
We have not seen such come back into the lineup after going off with injury in the second period.
And yet St.
Cloud has a lead.
Here in the third.
Back to action.
Huskies down by one.
Time becoming a factor.
6-16 remaining.
Michigan Tech fielding it at center-ice.
Across the line comes Andreessen.
Sends it over.
Tosca-Pergi to the front.
The goal!
A save made.
What a play there.
That was actually Trembekki.
Or maybe that was Tosca-Pergi.
But right to the goal and Bergen's able to stop it.
Holds on for the whistle.
Michigan Tech looking at offense.
It's on Face-off.
Shots are evening up again.
33-27 here.
Face-off down to the right of Bergen's.
Michael Cicek with a goal at this period.
It was a beauty.
Belial took all that thunder away.
Regained the lead for St.
Cloud.
Drop controlled by the St.
Cloud.
Huskies cleared back out the center ice.
Brenton took him.
Wrong angle on that, but a nice job to recover by Brenton on that play.
Back up the center ice.
The Huskies will clear it up.
And by Roulette, Roulette across the line.
Drops it there, sent over by Shipley.
Loose puck in the left wing corner of the St.
Cloud end.
Scooped up now by the centerman, Ulrich.
Ulrich will skate it up, he'll dump it down.
Ulrich has a goal here tonight.
Early on in this period is 44 seconds in on that breakaway.
Huskies have it behind their net now with Brenton.
Right side for Shipley.
Shipley to the middle.
Nice feed for Morneau.
Morneau across the line.
Peels away, centers it, gave it right away, good defense there by St.
Cloud.
Huskies trying to hold it in, Shipley can't do it.
Here come the St.
Cloud, Huskies, where they had a two on one possibility, but they ducked it in with the save play.
Mourneau can't find it.
Big shot blocked in front, going down was Reinhardt on the play, I believe.
Sacrificing the body on that one, Reinhardt's gonna go to the bench, he looks to be okay.
Michigan Tech will bring it up.
They get a piece of that one.
Dumped all the way down.
No icing.
Michigan Tech in on the four check.
Down the 4-48 remaining.
St.
Cloud looking for their first win of the season.
Hoske's trying to remain undefeated.
Held in for a moment.
Come back off the center ice.
St.
Cloud dumps it back inside the Michigan Tech zone.
Bartoskevich with it.
There for Miller.
Miller being chased.
Gets away from the check.
Miller will work it up the center ice.
And coming down hard is Bernie.
He'll get down there.
No icing.
Bernie picks it up in the corner, checked off of the puck, loses it.
Huskies will hold it in.
Miller, Miller shot towards the goal, bouncing puck, but she can take his numbers and that one just went wide to the net.
Now Pashiano trying to find it.
Pashiano in trouble up top, he loses it.
He held on to it too long and now coming down as Thoracin sends it in front, shot saved by Bartoskevich.
Puck goes to the corner.
And a loose puck behind the net inside the Michigan Tech zone.
4-3 lead for St.
Cloud.
Huskies trying to find a way to tie this game up.
They nearly did moments ago.
Taken now by Fasciato.
Andreessen over for Van Blericom.
Waits, sends it down the corner.
Loose puck picked up by the Huskies.
Trying to put something in here.
Here's Andreessen up top.
Slides it to the middle.
Now for Trembekki.
Last guy back.
Has to make a move.
Sauses it.
Van Blericom sends it over, Andreessen shots towards the goal, saved by Verzins.
Hold on for the whistle.
Nice puck movement there by Michigan Tech.
Verzins, a very squared up goalie boy, he does not get out of position very often.
Huskies down to three and a half minutes remaining.
Down by one.
Lyle with a couple of points here tonight.
Actually, they only have him down to the goal.
I thought he had an assist.
Face off down inside the St.
Cloud end.
Huskies will win it back down by a goal.
Andreessen up top slides it over for Shipley.
Delays.
Now he'll shoot.
Still got it blocked.
Back to Shipley again at the blue line.
Farneskevich in goal will keep an eye on him.
Huskies down by one.
Nice move by Isaac Gordon to the front.
Right there at the top of the crease and the Huskies couldn't find the loose puck.
Great play by Isaac Gordon.
This will be an icing call against St.
Cloud.
And the St.
Cloud Huskies trying to hurry up and get some players off the ice.
Referees, the officials I should say.
All over them trying to get them off.
Back on.
Michigan Tech still down by a goal late in the period here.
It was 2-2 coming into this period.
It's 4-3.
Right now.
Cosco Berti will take the draw.
Offensive zone, left side.
3-0-5 left to go.
4-3, St.
Paul with the lead.
Huskies trying to tie this one up late in the third.
Loose puck down to the corner.
Slapped at.
Parker able to hold it in for a moment that goes out of play.
Alrick scored 44 seconds into this period.
G-Tex scored a minute 15 into the period.
And then Belial 806 in.
All right, right now with a goal and an assist.
Michigan Tech with another offensive zone face-off.
Kostakiric, he's trying to win it back, he does, but not cleanly.
Knocked down by Trembakki, a shot!
Trembakki knocked it down with a glove right down, he got a shot off, but Puck was still bouncing on him, he didn't get good wood on it.
Another face-off coming up inside of the
St.
Cloud's zone.
2-54 left in the third.
Huskies down by one.
Nobody winning that draw, clearly goes down to the corner.
Michigan's hacking on the fourth check.
Battling down there, wrapped around.
Cheating on the play was Miller trying to get some offense, and that's going to go all the way down.
He was not at his post.
And Parker in after it now.
We'll hand it off to Miller.
Miller's going to have to move it quickly.
The Huskies turned it over, but they'll get it back behind the net.
Now for Miller.
Down to two and a half left to go on the third.
Bartoskevich in goal.
Huskies down by one.
Trembekki will backhand it down.
Michigan Tech in on the forecheck.
Partial line change being made on the fly.
Huskies will hold it in.
Shot towards the goal.
And again, Bershens will hold on and we'll see if Bartoskevich comes out now.
Bartoskevich, they're gonna keep him out there.
Faceoff coming up inside of the St.
Cloud and the Huskies have been doing a better job of keeping pressure inside of the zone.
Still 2-18 to try to tie this up.
Face off in front of versions, this time in the right dot.
Elias Johnson to take the draw.
Puck was never dropped.
They'll try this again.
4-3 lead for St.
Cloud.
Shots are 35-30.
And now they're gonna knock the odds in out of the face-off.
Fans are getting restless here.
The lineman not dropping the puck.
Now they do clean win there for St.
Cloud.
Can the Huskies hold it in?
Shipley with a great stop.
And Michigan Tech will get the extra attacker out there.
Oh, they turned it over.
Over at the line, they shoot it down.
This is going to be an icing call against St.
Cloud.
Well, no matter what happens here tonight, Michigan Tech has some work to do.
Situational play.
Spans are on their feet here with 204 remaining extra attacker out there, faced off in the offensive zone for Michigan Tech.
Down by one are the Huskies.
4-3 lead for St.
Cloud.
Huskies do not have a timeout.
They challenged the play, did not win it.
Now they're going to knock Leppa out of the face-off.
Costa Berge was out there just in case.
Another draw win by St.
Cloud.
Huskies got a piece of it there.
Trying to get it back was Roulette.
They send it down.
Six on five advantage for Michigan Tech.
Huskies have not been in this situation yet this season.
Fasciato trying to hold it in.
Empty net down to our left.
Picked up by Lurie.
He'll clear it up to center-ice.
Huskies with control to come right back in with it fired in.
Leppa going in hard.
Michigan Tech looks tired out there.
Six on five advantage, though.
Down along the half well.
Huskies need numbers down there.
Loose puck picked up by Koski Pyrti.
Sources it down to the corner for Leppa.
Huskies will set it up.
Trying to tie this game up.
Minute 28 remaining.
To the side, and front!
Shot, save made there.
Rebound, loose puck, and Berzins will hold off with a whistle.
Minute 21 remaining.
Base off will be down in front of Berzins.
4-3 lead for St.
Cloud.
Casca Pirati with a nice feed to the goal line.
And that almost snuck in.
That would have been Reinhardt.
And we're a lot closer than I thought it was.
We're quite a ways away from that net here from our perch.
Face-off down in front of Berjens.
Huskies running out of time.
Extra attacker out there.
Michigan Tech will win the face-off.
Moreno can't hold it in.
He's got a guy right on him.
Falling down on the play.
Pass to the middle.
Loose puck is there.
Scores.
And that'll do it.
Most likely with a minute 11 remaining.
Morneau just could not haul that in at the blue line.
Empty net goal for St.
Cloud.
They're up by two.
Good battle there for the Huskies trying to get back and finding a way and they just could not.
St.
Cloud determined on that one to score.
And Thoracin with a great effort again here tonight.
Gives the St.
Cloud Huskies a two goal lead with just a minute left to go here the third.
Fired back inside of the Michigan Tech Zone.
Bartoskevic plays it around.
Nobody there for the Huskies.
They'll go back with it inside of their own zone.
5-3 lead now for St.
Cloud.
Under a minute to play.
Latimer will pick it up.
He'll gain some speed.
Bartoskevich will come out again.
Latimer makes a move.
Latimer's in.
Center's a pass and that one denied by the defense and sent back out the center ice.
40 seconds remaining.
Six on five advantage now for the Huskies.
Michigan Tech in on the floor check now.
Played around by versions of Goldsender.
Shipley keeps it down.
Shipley with it.
Sends it around for Cheechek from behind the net.
Cheechek trying to find a way.
Huskies have six skaters out there right now.
Twenty-one seconds.
They don't have time to move it around.
Here's Shipley looking to shoot.
Now back over.
Shipley will shoot at this one.
Stopped by Bershens.
Thirteen seconds left.
And the Huskies will suffer their first defeat of the year.
Here's a chance for Koski Peerty who was in and a Bershens save with six seconds left.
Gavin Thornton with the icing on the cake on that goal, emptying that goal.
The Huskies had a couple of good chances here in this last minute.
But again, Bershens was outstanding.
He's given up three tonight, but boys, he made some big saves for St.
Cloud State University.
Face-off down in front of Persian.
Just six seconds left to go in this one.
Huskies win it back.
Shipley shot.
That one wider than that came right back up front.
Bouncing puck is there.
Huskies trying to put it in.
Can't do it.
And it's over.
St.
Cloud State wins it.
And hands Michigan Tech their first loss of the season.
A five to three final.
St.
Cloud over Michigan Tech.
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Well, a 5-3 final here tonight.
St.
Cloud State University defeated Michigan Tech in non-conference play.
This is a tough loss for Michigan Tech.
It's been a tough weekend for the Huskies.
They come away with the overtime win last night, but just was not a clean weekend of hockey for Michigan Tech.
Not able to build up that big sweep of Minnesota last weekend, but credit to St.
Cloud.
I figured they would be a much better team than people were giving them credit for, and they certainly were here tonight.
They earned this win without a doubt here tonight.
And it wasn't so much Michigan Tech not playing their game.
St.
Claude State University played a great couple of games here.
They came out on the short end of the stick last night, but not tonight.
Huskies hung in there.
It was a high flying game at times.
36 shots for.
St.
Cloud 33 for Michigan Tech, but a 5-3 final with the empty net goal.
St.
Cloud wins it here tonight.
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He dug out the puck quite a bit for the Huskies.
Got that big goal early on, but the Huskies couldn't build on that.
And Ilya Johnson with his second goal here tonight of the season will get the third star.
Our second star here tonight is going to be Thorinson.
Thorinson had the empty net goal to put it away.
He had a tremendous assist earlier in the game and just a thorn in the side of Michigan Tech all weekend long.
Scored last night his first goal.
And he is going to be our second star tonight.
Thornton wears number 28.
Gavin Thornton, captain for the St.
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And the number one star tonight is going to be the goaltender.
Burson played a great game tonight.
Coming in, did not play last night.
Show stack and him rotated most of the season last year.
Came in tonight, made a lot of tough saves look easy.
Huskies put 33 shots on goal.
They scored three.
You look at that, you know, just barely over 90 percent, but it's the quality of saves, not so much the quantity.
He was outstanding tonight and really did not give Michigan Tech, except for a couple of flurries, very many second and third opportunities.
A 5-3 final here tonight.
I get our three stars.
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And that is going to be who our third star was, Elias Johnson.
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The game is the best Husky on the ice.
A lot of Huskies had some good games here tonight.
It wasn't an all bad situation, but just too many mistakes by Michigan Tech.
But this is all stuff that they can clean up.
They know it.
It's all stuff they can clean up, and I'm sure they will certainly do that.
But tonight, our superior player of the game, brought to you by Superior National Bank, is going to be Elias Johnson with his second goal of the season.
We'll take a break and be back.
We're going to head down to ice level as we get set to talk to head coach Bill McCulloch, a 5-3 loss tonight for Michigan Tech at the hands of St.
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Coach, one of those games, we'll keep this short tonight.
Top one here tonight seemed like we were fighting it from the get go, but had some good play.
What was your overall thoughts of the
game?
You're tied in the third period and you win the period and we sweep on the road.
couple of turnovers in the third period, couple mistakes.
I like Michael Cicic's got us right back in the game, but you know where the goalie pulled and had a good look to tie it right at the end of the game.
Credit their goalie made a save on that one and then we had another play where we just mishandled it.
You know, they got an empty netter there, but we got to do a better job staying on the ice.
Give them credit.
They're a good team and they played hard and they played desperate and
We knew we weren't going to go undefeated.
We got some things we got to work on and we'll get back at it.
Just one thing coach, it seemed like they got past our defense quite a bit.
Of course that one breakaway goal too or a couple of opportunities.
Were we taking some chances that we were trying to get some more offense going on that or what was there?
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Against the wind, you get the split and the Huskies suffer their first loss of the season.
Final shots, 35% cloud, 33% from Michigan Tech.
Huskies were 0 for 2 in the power play, 1 for 3% cloud and just a tough weekend for Michigan Tech, but again, everything
that went wrong here are correctable it appears in Michigan Tech will try to clean things up going into the big weekend against Alaska next Friday and Saturday night and earlier today congratulations to them over Grand Valley State University and don't forget about the Michigan Tech Huskies hockey radio show coming up Tuesday morning 10 o'clock with head coach Bill McCulloch and we'll have a special guest with us as well
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Saturday afternoon in the Copper Country.
Temperatures expected to get maybe even to record warm temperatures today.
70s, maybe even 80 degrees.
Some light clouds out there right now, but for those of you who are out of town and have been driving up here to the Copper Country to see today's game, you can attest to the fact that the colors are booming right now.
beautiful from the press box from the uh... seating area and really anywhere you walk on campus right now it's uh... wonderful time of year in october in the copper country but again it should be a great day outside today and it will be a big match up on the gridiron as the huskies coming in at number nineteen four and one
and 1-0 in conference.
Take on the Vaunted Grand Valley State Lakers who are unbeaten thus far this season at 5-0 and are ranked number six in the latest coaches poll.
So how did the Huskies get to their 4-1 position?
Well last week it was a Gliac opener at Roosevelt and the Huskies got on the board first.
An interception on the first play of offense from Roosevelt gave the Huskies the ball at their own 40 yard line.
Nine plays and 60 yards later.
in six minutes.
Elliot Larner runs in his first touchdown of the day for the Huskies.
Yeah, I mean, it's a lot of fun.
It's always fun.
And Larner's gonna go that way.
Elliott runs his way to the goal line.
He's in.
Touchdown Huskies.
Elliott Larner with some nice lead blocking off the right side of the offensive line.
Cashes in on fourth in goal and the Huskies strike first with 8.52 to go in the first quarter.
So there you have Elliott Larner getting the first score the game extra point from Avery Kaczarski would be good and be seven nothing Huskies later in the first quarter Michigan Tech would get on the board again Alex Bueno who took a bulk of the snaps at quarterback for the day He through the air finds Abram Larner for 12 yards and another short field Huskies convert to plays 31 yards in 48 seconds Huskies up two scores
Roof moves from left hip to right hip of Bueno.
AB looking to throw.
Guns it on the out route to Abram who cuts it back inside and he's into the end zone.
Touchdown Huskies.
Almost like a smash route there for Abe Larner on the out.
He catches it, puts his foot in the dirt.
turns around and nobody was in between him and the goal line for an easy run in and a touchdown pass.
Number one on the season for Alex Bueno.
Bueno has not had a lot of passing so the Huskies would go up 13-0 extra point would make it 14-0 and that's where it would go into the second quarter but Roosevelt was
able to be gifted with a short field of their own.
DJ Simmons gets the first Tony Chihino touchdown pass of the day on a five play drive in 12 yards.
Minute 34 off the clock, 14 to 7.
Huskies would answer with another long drive.
10 plays 75 yards.
6 minutes 15 seconds off the clock and Jake Roof busts a big one for the Huskies.
Challenge flag staying in the pocket and they go to roof again right side roof gets to the edge Breaks it down the sidelines into the end zone for a Huskies touchdown a flag down in the backfield However may wipe this out but on a good lockdown field by Anthony Martin able to spring him into the end zone All matters what the laundry's for Huskies pointing to Roosevelt Roosevelt thinking it's against Michigan Tech
It would end up being against Roosevelt, and the touchdown would stand.
Huskies would add the extra point.
Seven and a half to go in the second quarter.
It's 21 to seven.
Roosevelt answers another short field.
Four plays 26 yards and 25 seconds.
But it started with incomplete pass, incomplete pass, incomplete pass.
With the short field, coach Billy McEwn decides to go for it on fourth down, and it turned out to be the right call.
Chihino doesn't just get the first down.
He gets a touchdown.
He finds Javante McCoy down the sidelines who scores with 2-29 to go in the second quarter.
And it was 21-14.
Huskies would be tasked with trying to move fast down the field.
They had some timeouts to work with.
Actually, I don't think they did have any timeouts.
I think they used them all early.
Either way, they worked their way down the field in sixth place.
75 yards a minute, 27 seconds.
Samuel Delgado finds a touchdown in the corner.
Wide open from it.
AB on the play and the Huskies extend their lead back to two scores.
Three receivers out here.
Delgado remaining in the backfield.
Bueno stands back.
Waits, now evades, floats one to a wide open Delgado in the end zone, touchdown Huskies!
Somebody lost track of Samuel Delgado, who was standing near the pylon wide open.
And Bueno just floating one over to him, makes the play for the touchdown.
102 to go here in the first half, Huskies, spread the lead back to two scores.
and that's where things would stand after one half 28 to 14 Huskies would get the first score of the third quarter and Same way the first half started Elliott Larner on the ground six plays 60 yards two minutes 21 seconds Elliott's gonna run here and waiting for some blocks to develop he gets into the end zone touchdown Huskies took a while for those blocks to finally open up the space before Elliott rushes it in and the Huskies with another scoring
Drive, and another rush on the ground for Larner.
Extend
the lead, 34-14 with 8-13 to
go here in the third quarter.
But Roosevelt continues to battle back themselves.
Tony Chihino finds DJ Simmons Jr.
for 32 yards, and an eight-play is 51 yards total.
Two minutes 14 off the clock, where at 5.48 to go in the third quarter, it's 35-21.
Huskies would get another touchdown rush from Elliott on the day.
It would be his third and for him his final, but a six play 85 yard drive in three minutes and 20 seconds gets the Huskies up by three scores yet again.
Abram gonna tuck closer to the formation.
Elliott's gonna look and keep running up the gut untouched.
Touchdown Huskies third on
the
ground for Elliott Larner.
Patient run from Elliott waiting for someone to push someone out of the way and the touchdown run extends the Michigan Tech lead 41-21-222
to go here in the third
quarter.
Avery Kacharski would hit the extra point, but there was a running into the kicker penalty that occurred at this time.
And Kacharski, after having been run into, would ultimately not kick any more extra points in the game.
That one, though, was good.
And after the third quarter, 42-21.
DJ Simmons would get his second touchdown reception of the day from Tony Cihino in the early stages of quarter four.
Eight play, 71 yard drive, it's 42-28.
Then Cihino threw another touchdown pass, but this one went to the Huskies, Jackson Zachary.
Dane with the five wide here flipping into the three on the right side this time for Chihino still wants to go left and it's picked off Jackson Zachary has to beat the quarterback 30 25 15 10 5 touchdown Huskies flag comes out late but Jackson Zachary with the pick six we'll see if this gets wiped out by a penalty behind the player if it's after the touchdown
It ended up being a sideline warning and after the play and all that, so the touchdown stood.
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That would be blocked, but there was an offside penalty.
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Cam spins his way through the tackles into the end zone.
Touchdown Huskies and Cam Cornette got his first touchdown against the Lakers last season and he does it again this season.
Cameron Cornette in some mop up duty picks up the score and it's 56 to 28 with a minute 13 to go.
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Coming up next week with some football players being inducted into the Hall of Fame.
We have the football reunion with the 76 team around this week and now they basically
I guess we'll call it formal unveiling of the new Fieldhouse project and some of the other things going on around the world of Michigan Tech football.
Yeah, we are really excited to announce that we're going to do a capital campaign for an indoor Fieldhouse and Strength and Conditioning Center.
the advancement team announced it last Friday as we celebrated our our capital campaign success that this will be part of the closure of that to achieve about 20 million dollars to build this facility and we've been planning for it for a few years and we have secured our our cornerstone gift we've raised about almost six million dollars towards that 20 already and now we'll now the now the real heavy lifting starts to try to raise that difference.
Yeah, and there's a lot of things that go into it.
And of course, the field house itself is going to be a big deal.
But there's other elements to the project that help support that field house and the football program and really the athletic programs as a whole.
Yeah, I think we're going to we are going to focus on phase one first, which is the field house and hopefully a strength and conditioning center attached to that.
And then further down the road, a phase two, which would include some other support services that would benefit all of our student athletes like a news.
sports medicine center and those types of things.
But first, our focus is on an indoor field house so that our teams can practice year round like our competition is.
And most of our competition in the Gliac with football, you know, have indoor facilities where they can train.
And for us, it's, you know, training for football and all of our varsity sports actually has become a year round, pretty much a year round training timeline.
So we really need the ability to be inside for both football soccer.
We also hope to support some of our
club programs and intramarials and then even bigger than that I think we'll be supporting our community.
I think in the winter months our youth soccer, our youth softball you know really are at a disadvantage with no real place to train and so we'll be able to in some downtime work with our youth programs in the community to give them a place to practice in.
and get some reps in over the winter months.
Absolutely.
And really this has kind of been a really long term plan that's been going through it.
I mean the first big thing was getting turf onto this field to allow.
that sort of stuff to happen more regularly, because obviously it was tough to be playing on frozen ground like that and not have the ability to have the kind of playing surface that you want to train on in the springtime for spring football or whatever other events are going on.
And now moving that indoors is just another big step in trying to move that into where, like you said, the rest of the competition is at this point.
It's meeting everybody else and trying to keep that same competitive edge.
Absolutely.
We're actually on our second iteration.
of our field turf since I have started in the position it lasts about 10 to 15 years and I think we made it about 16 so yeah this is definitely the next phase of what we want to get done and continue to build on our program and give our athletes our student athletes what they deserve in terms of how to train and be competitive you know we have high expectations for our football program but a lot of those expectations need you know to achieve those expectations we need the ability to train year-round and this will do it and I'm just really hopeful I'm thankful
We have a lot of incredibly supportive alumni and friends of the program, and I'm hoping we can all come together to get this done.
Yeah, to kind of get a look at what's going on with the project itself.
If you come to the Champions Pavilion, there's a QR code to scan there to get a look on the website.
It allows obviously the naming opportunities and places to go in and be involved with donating.
But then, of course, that all takes you to the website as well.
And if somebody's not here, doesn't know how to use QR codes just yet.
First of all, I'm sure Tech has a class to teach you how to do that.
But secondly, if they go to the website to look at that sort of stuff, what kind of things will they be looking at?
Yeah, there's the plans, the naming opportunities, as you suggested, and then how to contact James Short and Vice President Bill Roberts of Advancement on next steps and things.
And I certainly would be happy to answer questions.
And we're going to continue to dial in the project.
Right now, it's an estimate.
We'll continue to work with our design firm to dial in the project and get a more accurate
costs, get more accurate engineering schemes and engineering designs that a lot of our football alumni are very interested in knowing about.
So we're moving on to the next phase of that to really get things dialed in.
All right, well, it sounds awesome.
The renderings and everything here look awesome.
We're excited about that.
We're excited about football out here today.
Who would have thought?
We're getting close to mid-October and they're talking about 70 degrees or so.
Couldn't really ask for a better day.
Yeah, I think we're going to be pushing 80 today.
So really great weather and couldn't ask for a more beautiful setting in terms of the fall colors and the sunshine today and a nice breeze.
And hopefully it's a really good game and the Huskies come out on top.
absolutely well.
Pavilion started to fill up, so go shake some hands and maybe shake a couple wallets or two and see what we can do to get this field house project to reality.
Yeah, we're really excited to host all of our football alumni who came back for the weekend and we have more coming back next weekend.
As you mentioned, it's the Hall of Fame.
So really have had some some good home football weekends to bring back a lot and re engage with a lot of our alums that.
are, you know, played before this team.
So they're excited to be back.
Coach Metlux done a great job visiting with everybody and we have people here from a lot of decades of Husky football celebrating with us today and then again next weekend.
Absolutely.
And we're looking forward to it all.
Suzanne, thank you for some time here today and go Huskies.
Go Huskies.
Thank you.
Thank you.
There's Dr. Suzanne Sandergut.
She's the director of athletics here at Michigan Tech and unveiling the big field house project here at the Michigan Tech campus.
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All right.
So we were going to start talking about some of the other teams in our conference and how things went last week.
And for Grand Valley, they went quite well, to say the least.
They took on Wayne State at home for...
I believe it was, I'm not sure if it was homecoming.
I think it might have had homecoming the week prior.
But we got a man down there off to pick that up here in just a second.
But Kellen Reid scored not one, not two, not three, not four, but five touchdowns, doing his best LeBron James.
And he scored five TDs in the game and wrote to a 69 to three win for Grand Valley State.
Kellen and his head coach had this to say about his performance.
Yeah, I mean, it's a lot of fun.
It's always fun and lovers just get in the end zone and we always have a great crowd here.
So it's always it's always a fun time.
Did you plan on back foot down here?
No, I kind of just was going with the flow.
I didn't know what to do.
So roller decks of Sally's.
I was like trying to figure out which one.
Yeah.
Have you I mean, even in high school, have you scored in that kind of volume
before?
No, I have not.
Never.
Coach, have you ever seen this before?
No, and I just uh, yeah, it's
It's we talked about it.
Doc brought it up in our mental performance and we've talked about a little bit, you know, like the talent's always been there.
The thing that I think this change is the belief, the true belief in himself, the belief in his coaches coach Ryan Hart coming in here and stealing tremendous belief and getting this offense going coach CJ coming in.
and then believing the guys around him.
We talked about it a couple of weeks ago, number one, number six, doing a lot of that work, offense line, and number two, making those things happen.
And yeah, it's a really special thing when somebody can believe, and this guy right here believes, and a lot of people didn't.
And I think he's always kind of had that chip on his shoulder.
But particularly coming out of 2025 in January, there were some things that we rolled through him and I together.
And there was no evidence of it.
There was no facts to it.
He just, he believed and it's really, really cool to see when the evidence hits.
It's been pretty fun.
That was head coach Scott Worcester talking about his dynamic wide receiver, Kellan Reed, who scored five touchdowns against Wayne State in the game.
Eight receptions, 177 yards in those five touchdowns now leads the conference with 14 scores through five games this season.
The Ferris State Bulldogs traveled to the Superior Dome in Marquette and it took a little bit, 5-0-9 to go in the first quarter before the first score came, but then they came fast and furious.
Before the 5-0-9 mark of the second quarter, it was already 35-0 in route to a 42-0 win and head coach of the Northern Michigan Wildcats, Matt Janis, talked a little bit about what it's like coming to this league and knowing how good it is and facing the top dog.
You come to this conference, you come, whether it's a player, as a coach, because you want to experience the best, right?
as we talked last week, like Ferris State has been the standard of what Division II football is.
And so for our guys on Saturday, and not just our players, but for our coaching staff as well, to go against the best and to have to experience a week of getting ready for that and then to experience the game time environment was great for us.
And the competitor in you wants that.
Is it the results that you want to know?
the separation we want that game to separate like we did absolutely not but but for us on a short term and a long term basis like that makes us better right and on a short term basis yes we can see that our angles matter and when we have speed like that on the perimeter or when we have talent like that in the box and when you're looking at
our team in northern Michigan like that's one technique is going to matter and like whether it's our blocking technique whether it's our tackling technique like when you play against that time of level like it's so important that we're good in our technique and then you know but those are tangible things that that we can say and we just did that on Monday we pointed to the film we had our offense and we had our defense and we have a point of some things say hey this is what the technique is that that we're looking for and why it's so important and then you know I think on a long-term basis for our players makes better but it also makes
our coaching staff better and we can see hey these are the whether schematically whether it's from a roster building standpoint that we can see okay here's what we need to do down the road and when we get to the offices here's what we need to do in order to compete with those guys and to be able to bring ourselves to to the standard that they are.
That was head coach Matt Janis of the Northern Michigan Wildcats.
They fell by a final score of 42 to nothing to Ferris State last week.
And the final game in conference Davenport, who is a top 25 ranked team themselves, took on Saginaw Valley State.
And it was a Davenport victory.
They got off to a hot start, kept it going there throughout the rest of the game.
37-27.
Cephas Harris with 262 on the ground and three touchdowns with 35 carries on the day.
But they're going to come back and they're going to face that aforementioned Northern Michigan team.
And it's been a quick turnaround.
They didn't play that many weeks ago and they're right back at it.
And this time in conference against the Wildcats.
Well, I like the turnaround this time versus last time.
uh because there's not a lot of time in between uh they have gotten better man but their schedule they played probably arguably next to Saginaw the toughest schedule in the country and you know northern especially for a new staff you know um going into the Gliac man they had their hands full of making sure that thing you know stays you know is coarse and
When you watch them on film, you can see how well coached they are.
And they do pose a concern to us, you know, defensively.
They do some different things, you know, they've got some different fits.
So they've made it tough on us.
And so it's going to be one of those games where, you know, it's not a long time removed from that first game.
So I feel a little more comfortable.
on things that you can do.
Ferris State has some things that we do in a lot of similar fashion.
So we kind of have an idea on some things, but I think it's going to be a great chess match.
Our defense is going to have to come out because I feel like we're going to have some questions that needs to get answered on our offense.
But defensively, they got to come out and have the type of effort that we've had, you know, the last couple of weeks.
We're not taking Northern Michigan lightly whatsoever.
This same crew that's coming in here, they beat us last year.
And we know that, you know.
Fortunately for us, it was a non-con game.
But this time, this is a big time Goliath game and our boys know in order to continue for some of these goals that we've set for ourselves in the beginning of the year, it goes through Northern Michigan.
You know, Northern Michigan is right there.
So we got to go out.
We got to take care of our business.
We got to tackle.
We got to take care of our quarterback.
You know, we've got to take care of Cephas and on defense.
You know, we've got to be stifling.
If we could do that, I think we'll be okay.
That was head coach Sparky McEwen of the Devonport Panthers talking about their next matchup against Northern Michigan.
We'll talk a little bit more around the GLIAC coming up during our countdown to kickoff.
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soccer here at this very stadium last night taking on Roosevelt and it was a shutout to nothing victory for the Huskies.
They scored late in the first half added an insurance goal late to win their first contest of the season.
Carly Koskinen got the goal.
with a lob shot over the keeper into the back of the net at 4408 and then Riley Lovercek added to the lead at 84-51 with her fifth career goal.
Huskies will take on Purdue Northwest right here Sunday at noon.
Volleyball was on the road this weekend taking on Wisconsin Parkside and they fell in three sets to the Rangers who won 25-22, 25-19 and 25-19 to end the three match winning streak by the
Huskies who fall to nine and eight overall in five and four in conference.
Huskies will also play Purdue Northwest today.
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Where is it the referee not calling it they said it went in the Huskies said it went in nothing from the official yet Jen Becky says yes, it is a goal Huskies win it in overtime 251 left to go in the extra period Michigan Tech completes the comeback down two to nothing win at three to two here at the National Hockey Center What I came here tonight Michigan Tech three St.
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didn't like our first period Uncharacteristic turnovers give St.
Cloud credit
They blocked a lot of shots.
I thought we got better with the physicality as the game went on in the last two periods and ultimately found a way.
to squeak one out and find a way to win.
But our special team's got to be much better.
Our discipline's got to be much better.
I thought we created some good chances.
They blocked some shots, but we'll be better tomorrow.
Obviously disappointed in the power of play, but talk a little bit about what you saw out there in the power of play and some of the easy things, maybe that could be done better.
Well, I think it's just maybe too deliberate.
We've got to just deliver pox, and it doesn't have to be pretty.
And once you start delivering pox and you score, then
The team's got to respect that and seems open up.
But maybe just trying to be a little bit too cute.
We've got a lot of good zone time, I think.
And they had some blocks too.
It's a long year.
It's always going to be perfect.
But there's definitely some things that I want to see us improve on for tomorrow, and that's starting on time.
I didn't look at the final face-offs, but it seemed like in the third period, we were really having trouble winning the draws, and that was leading to some of their opportunities.
Yeah.
I liked our last two periods overall, but I mean, face off is a big part of it, special teams.
There's so many things, but at the end of the day, you know, a really pretty passing play on our second goal to get us back in it.
And then, you know, found a way in overtime.
Kalin Parker made a great pass to Tram and Tram made a great play, but we got to stay on the ice.
We can't be taking penalties like that to put us in
the hole.
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Fire is across the middle.
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Touchdown, Huskies.
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Touchdown, Huskies.
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So, as we get set for today's game, Huskies are 4-1 overall.
Ranked number 19 in the latest coaches poll and 1-0 in conference play.
Lakers come in ranked number 6.
in conference, in the nation rather, and our 5-0 overall, 1-0 in conference.
Really the top three and four teams are basically where you'd expect them to be.
Ferris State, Grand Valley State were picked top two in the preseason poll.
That's where they are.
Michigan Tech and Davenport were picked third and fourth, and that's where those squads are.
Then Saginaw Valley, Northern Michigan, Roosevelt, Wayne State in that order.
And it's kind of stated towards
where those expectations were coming into the game here today.
Now, Grand Valley has wins over Charleston, West Virginia, West Texas A&M, Ashland, Judson, and then Wayne State.
They lead the nation in scoring offense and completion percentage, second and third down percentage by the defense and points allowed.
And Andrew Schuster completing 74% of his passes this season for nearly 250 yards per game, 18 touchdowns, one pick.
Kellan Russell Dixon averages 70 yards per game in the ground with four touchdowns.
But it's Kellan Reed who averages nearly 150 yards receiving per game and has 14 scores.
Tori and Wyatt leads their defense with 21 total tackles.
Benji Allen and Keegan Sel have 20 stops.
And Scott Worcester in his third year as the head coach of the Grand Valley State Lakers.
He spent three years prior to being named.
head coach as the offensive line coach and run game coordinator for these Grand Valley State Lakers and he talked a little bit about what it's like the trip up here to Houghton and how it's one of his favorites.
Yeah, I think number 19 in the country, I vote for the FCA.
I've got a much higher than that.
As you look at their early season schedule, went on the road, two really good opponents, MIAA number one right now.
They went to the NSIC, went all over the place and played a great schedule.
Come on, that thing four and one.
Yeah, I think the biggest two things is quite intentionally.
We took the Charleston trip early on, very similar trip, eight and a half, nine hours.
I guess a real good football team down there.
Played Ashland a couple weeks ago on the road.
So just trying to get that conference, that feel, that road trip vibe, that road trip feel.
So going up there, it's one of my favorite trips of the year.
It is my favorite trip of the year.
There's a lot of reasons for that.
There's some nostalgia.
I actually originally committed to Michigan Tech to coach Anderson back in the day.
There's Deer Camp up in the UP.
My dad's Deer Camp was up there.
And then as a player and now as a coach, head across that bridge, being with the guys, it just, you can't beat it.
You can't beat it, especially this time of year.
And it's going to be an awesome day.
So really, really excited about this trip and a great GLIAC test road trip and coach Matt Lack, coach Thomas.
Coach Matt Lack on the issue Goliak legend himself coach in his alma mater.
Coach Thomas were those a couple of those national championships right there coordinate the defense so they do a tremendous job and couldn't be more excited about this trip.
His head coach Scott Wooster talking about his
thoughts on the Huskies, a little bit more his thoughts on Michigan Tech and the tremendous respect he has for the program and the coaching staff here at Tech.
Last year was a tough game for the Grand Valley State Lakers.
Huskies held them just two of 12 on third downs, outscoring the Lakers 8-3 in the fourth.
Grand Valley was able to get three first downs in the last drive to run out the clock.
Jake Roof and Alex Bueno had the touchdowns for the Huskies while Porter Zeman led the team with 12 tackles.
The final score in that game was 18-15 Grand Valley back on November 8th, 2025.
So certainly a battle for the Lakers in that game and they expect nothing less from the Huskies here today.
We'll take a timeout and when we come back it doesn't look around the Gliac as our pregame show or countdown to kickoff.
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Kirkish Furniture Countdown to kickoff continues and we look around the GLIAC here and how the other results fared last week.
Northern Michigan blanked at home against number one Ferris State 42 to nothing.
It was Davenport 37, Saginaw Valley 27.
Again, Lakers winning 69-3 over Wayne State in the Huskies.
57-28 on the road at Roosevelt.
And that sets us up with our conference players of the week.
The offensive player of the week goes to Grand Valley senior wide receiver, Kellen Reed, who tied the GLIAC and Grand Valley State.
Single game record with five receiving touchdowns in that win.
Reed caught eight passes for 177 yards and just a little over two quarters of action.
The first four touchdowns for Grand Valley all attributed to Reed, the first three in the first quarter, and his five scoring plays covered 46, 31, 39, 10 and 27 yards.
Those five TDs.
receiving tied the Grand Valley and Gliac.
Mark previously set by David Kirkus against Ferris State all the way back in 2001.
Reed now has 35 receptions for 735 yards and a nation leading.
Regardless of division, touchdown catches total of 14.
in addition is 14 receiving touchdowns currently ranked sixth in GVSU single season lists with just five games having gone by in the season now the 735 receiving yards also leading the nation and therefore 147 per game you guessed it tops in the country Kellan Reed the offensive player of the week defensive player of the week goes to Nick Flegler of Ferris State
The safety let the top-ranked Bulldog defense that decisive blanking of Northern Michigan on Saturday at the Dome.
The defense was dominant, allowing less than 50 yards of total offense through three periods of game action.
And Flegler led the team with six tackles and a sack for 13 yards.
Two-and-a-half TFLs losing 17 on those tackles in that win, helping his team move to 5-0 this season and win their 35th overall in a row.
Special teams play of the week goes to Grand Valley State's place kicker Matthew Basic.
8 of 8 in point after attempts.
Kicked a field goal of 33 and another one of 28 yards for 14 total points in that Laker win.
Basic averaged 57.6 yards on seven kickoffs, and the Warriors average starting field position following a kickoff was just the 17 yard line.
He also had a touch back in the day and is perfect this season.
32 of 32 in PATs, five for five in field goals.
So, Kellan Reed, Grand Valley State offensive player of the week, his teammate.
Kicker Matthew Basic, special teams player of the week, and defensive player of the week goes to Nick Flegler of Ferris State.
This week's game is on the schedule.
We're the earliest kickoff.
Everybody else set for one or two o'clock.
Roosevelt will take on Wayne State in Detroit at one Eastern.
Ferris State hosts Saginaw Valley also one o'clock Eastern while Northern Michigan takes their conference contest against Davenport.
That is set for two o'clock and they'll have their hands full today.
The league's leader in rushing is Cephas Harris in five games.
120 carries 11 touchdowns.
on the ground.
Their head coach, Sparky McEwen, talked a little bit about what makes Cephas Harris so good this season.
It's behind the scenes.
He works so hard.
You know, his work ethic, and I think that it's starting to, you know, trickle down through the rest of his teammates.
You know, they see the hard work that goes in.
We've got five captains.
They're all kind of alike.
You know, they're good leaders.
They're more, you know, keep your head down, lead by example, hard work and everything that they do.
But Cephas, this summer, I think this summer,
He just went to a whole different level with his work ethic and how successful he wants to be.
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You've got to be special in order to win those games and nothing's going to be given to us.
We got to go take everything that is out there.
That is Sparky McEwen is the head coach of the Davenport Panthers.
We'll see Cephas Harris and the Panthers here at home in just a few weeks.
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It's time for our player profile this week and we feature senior linebacker Joe Murano 511 senior from Dearborn Edsel Ford, of course his brother Will Murano was a long time Husky and captain for the Program just a few years back this season Joe's played in all games playing That outside linebacker position 16 tackles including a sack a couple pass breakups and just ask will Will's brother Joe
a little bit about the process of what it was like coming here to Michigan Tech and the recruitment and everything that went into this decision.
Yeah well I definitely you know had a decent or good relationship with the coaches coming into it already because coming up here and watching my brother play so it made things a little bit easier with that sort of transition and I guess they were just so welcoming and encouraging to come up here and play football.
And just knowing the culture that they have built is something that I wanted to be a part of.
So it made it pretty easy.
What advice did Will give you when it came to making that selection?
So a big part about it was being pretty far from home for us.
Just kind of being confident in what you do and knowing that there's always a plan for you and that the coaches will invest their time into you.
and make you a great player.
So trusting that for sure.
Did you have an opportunity to play on the same team with him at any point during the career up until you got to Michigan Tech?
Before Michigan Tech, no.
Because the time I was coming into high school, he was graduating.
So we never got to play together.
So I guess that was another thing that I was really looking forward to.
I had an opportunity to play for the first time with him.
Looking at your studies here, what is your degree focus and what do your plans have for once graduation is up?
I got my undergraduate in biomedical engineering in the spring of last year.
Right now I'm getting an MBA.
So that's kind of exciting, expanding my knowledge, doing a business master's now with the engineering undergrad.
I guess for what I'm going to be doing next year, I'm not entirely sure yet, kind of in the process of looking for jobs, hoping to end up somewhere back home.
So just kind of just applying all over the place right now with
that sort of background, whatever I can get.
Who are some of the mentors and people that helped you get to the place that you've made it to here today in your career?
Definitely the older guys had a big impact on me coming in.
Definitely, like I said, my brother for sure.
You know, he showed me a lot of what it's like to go to school up here.
And then guys like Josh Kiribin, Drew Collins, all the guys who are here, they had a big influence on me of also just pursuing my faith and growing close with God, which was like a giant part of
staying true to just like the culture up here and becoming who I am today.
So definitely a big shout out to those guys.
They've played a big role in that for sure.
When you're not playing football and involved in school, what are some of the outside activities you'd like to take
part in?
I guess just explore the cue and all.
I mean there's a lot of great things that this place has to offer.
They're so grateful to go to school or we go to school because of that.
I got an opportunity to go fishing on Lake Superior, which was amazing.
And then just go on a seaside, such as like Brockway Mountain or Porcupine Mountain.
So that's always something that's really fun.
And then we run me and a few other guys on the football team organize a Bible study with the rest of the guys on the team.
And just kind of organizing that and learning that is a big part of, I guess, our time, our free time up here.
And that's a lot of fun.
We all enjoy doing that.
During the summer, you got to participate in some softball games.
I asked Chase the same question.
Who's the better softball player?
You or him?
He's definitely the better player.
I got to give it to him.
He played in high school.
I played literally growing up and all that, but I didn't play in high school.
So I kind of maybe fell off a little bit there, but he was a big power hitter for us.
So I mean, I got to give it to him for sure.
Last week against Roosevelt, you guys held them to negative rushing yards.
How big of
a
feather in the cap is that for your defense?
I mean, that's huge.
It's one of our biggest goals is limit the rush as a team are playing and doing something like that and not just limit him.
making them go backwards with it.
They came around the ball against us at all.
That's a huge thing for our defense and something that we look forward to do every single week.
Open and continue moving forward, but that's just kind of just what we need going forward with that, boosting our confidence and knowing that we can do that.
Grand Valley is a little different style of offense.
So what has been kind of the emphasis this week in practice to get ready for a top 10 Lakers team?
Yeah, definitely.
Just embracing the opportunity.
big chance for us to really show who we are.
We know that we have put in the work and we got some dogs for sure who are going to make some plays.
So, trust in each other and just embracing it fully, taking advantage of what lies in front of us.
What's the pre-game routine going to be like for you tomorrow as you get ready for the game?
Pre-game routine, I guess it's pretty simple for me.
I just like to get to the SEC a little bit early, calm down, listen to some music and just hang out with the guys, be around them and just prepare for the game.
Any shout-outs you'd like to give to anybody?
Definitely my family.
A lot of them came up this weekend for the game.
It's always a great feeling when you see more than we got upwards of 20 people, 30 people maybe coming up for us all the way from Dearborn.
So it's a long trip, huge shout-out to every single one of them.
There's Joe Murano, who is our featured player of the game here today.
Let's get right to our interview with head coach Dan Metlack here on our pregame show.
The Huskies, as we heard with Joe there last week, held the Roosevelt Lakers to negative rushing yards.
Pretty good way for Michigan Tech to start off the GLIAC season.
Yeah, it was just a touch on that game a little bit.
I thought right from the get-go, obviously, getting off to the fast start and executing at the rate we did.
I'm very proud of that, especially after a bye week, not knowing who was going to be healthy, how things go after a bye week, if it's going to be a slow start, whatever.
But I love the way we got off the bus last weekend.
And to be honest, talking with the staff before we left, I thought it was very important to have a game like that to get on the right track, heading into the rest of the GLIAC schedule.
deal going into the bye week.
We're three and one, but around the building, it almost felt like we were one and three just where we played the last game before we got to the break.
So to have that success on the road last week was a good way to go back into the schedule here.
And then AB got the
majority of the snaps.
You mentioned that Elliot got banged up a little bit there.
But they form a nice little dynamic duo with what both of them are capable of doing.
Yeah, they do.
And Elliot's good, which is awesome.
So both of them will be healthy going into tomorrow.
Obviously, had he not got dinged up, he'd have played more last week.
But the way that they played off of each other last week, I didn't feel like there was ever a time when we went to one and then right back to the other where there was a little bit of a lull, whether you're standing on the sideline from one play, two plays, 10 plays, whatever it was, they were ready to go when they got in.
They're going to have to do that the rest of the way through, you know, be locked in mentally that way to where we can juggle them back and forth.
Again, I said it last week, right?
We're kind of going off a feel in terms of who's going in and what we're doing well and so on.
So without having an exact plan of who's getting what series or, you know, you're taking this quarter, you're taking that one, you know, they're both going to have to be in it the whole time and be able to function when their number gets called.
From a focus on our defensive perspective,
clearly we've run into some of these situations where
some players have gotten in behind our defense and you've touched on needing to correct that.
What kind of things have you worked on this week to try and really get that hammered home?
Yeah, I mean, we've been working on it every week.
I don't ever want to use the excuse of...
young guys or inexperienced guys, everybody that's on the field needs to understand our defense and where they're belonging it and trust that that guy's going to get their job done.
So I think it's a repetition thing, you know, being able to understand where you need to be in coverage, even when things break down and the cue starts to scramble of what your particular role is in our scheme at that point.
And, you know, it gets back to discipline and everybody understanding what their job is and executing that and not trying to do too much.
So
I'm hopeful that we've got it corrected and it'll start getting better on Saturdays, but it's one of those things right now that keeps biting us until it gets corrected.
you know it's something that will continue to harp on.
One of those things that can
really help out that back end is getting some pressure on the quarterback now.
Clearly Grand Valley's got a very good offensive line historically so you think you're going to be trying to dial up any special pressures any sort of twists or things to try and get those guys
home?
Yeah for sure I mean I think that's a big part of our defense is the different looks we can get to with the front we play and where guys are coming from or dropping off into coverage obviously you know to be able to hold up against a team like this.
with the athletes that they have in space.
We've got to get to the cue to either force him off his platform or make him get the football out of his hands.
It's kind of one of those things we talked about on the bus ride home where the guys that they have out on the outside this week with speed and athleticism they have, if the cue's got all day or he's able to run around to where they can just go play backyard football, which can be a long day for us.
Yeah, Kellen Reid has had an
unbelievable start to the season.
14 touchdowns already.
What has made him such an explosive player for that offense?
Well, I mean, he's kind of like Nora or Abe for us, right?
They find a million ways to give him football and, you know, let's call it what it is.
He's an incredible athlete.
He can fly.
gets off the ground when he needs to go attack a ball that way.
So he does not have any weaknesses.
So they'll try to do whatever they can to get him the football tomorrow.
And I said this the other night.
I feel like he's going to get his catches.
We got to limit what happens after he's got the ball in his hands and make sure that he doesn't get a cheap one over the top or make one or two guys miss.
And then nobody left at that point.
So we got to do a good job rallying, keep the ball in front of us.
And when he does catch it, make sure it gets tackled.
There is
head coach Dan Matlack, our pregame conversation with him.
Here is the Huskies and Lakers have now made their way onto the field.
Huskies in the all black uniforms, pants, jerseys, helmets with white numerals, Lakers in the white jerseys, black helmets, blue numerals and pants.
Lakers chose Tails.
Tails was the winner, so they have deferred their choice the second half, meaning the Huskies will receive to my right, which is the south end zone where the scoreboard is.
Matthew Basick's got it teed up for the fine line tire opening kickoff.
It is in the air, and we are underway on a beautiful Saturday afternoon.
Fielded at the one-yard line by Abram Larner.
Larner up the hatches.
He's got a lot of room to go.
Got to beat the kicker.
Halfway, 40, 30.
25 cuts back and is taken down at the 18 by the kicker.
Abram Larner with a huge return to set up the Huskies.
First and 10 in the red zone.
Just 12 seconds into today's game.
That is a enormous play on the opening kickoff.
Well blocked there by Coach Milbrath's kick return team.
And here comes Elliot Larner to lead out the Husky offense here on this first play.
We have a couple wide receivers out there for him.
Spread out wide right.
We've got Kearns.
Left side is Abram Larner who goes in motion.
Tight end offset like a half back and a tail back behind is Roof.
Roof goes to the flat.
Larner keeps and he runs his way off left side.
Pyle moves down around the 13 yard line gain of around five on first down.
Here comes Bueno.
Switch up a little bit of the personnel.
Anthony Martin will also come into the game here for Michigan Tech.
Freshman wide receiver at a nice game for himself last week against Roosevelt.
Larner goes in motion across.
Two left, one right for Alex Bueno.
Play action fake.
Fires one and a slant is caught by Abram.
Touchdown Huskies.
finishes what he started after the long kick return gets the slant from Bueno two plays later Huskies draw first blood 1405 to go first quarter That's the fast start that Coach Metlack was hoping for and that's symmetry between his two QB's getting the job done Here's Avery Kaczarski to kick the extra point it is up
And it is good.
Good to see Avery doing fine after leaving last week's game with a bit of an injury.
His warm-ups were good.
His kick on that extra point.
Also good.
14-05 to go in the first quarter.
Michigan Tech 7.
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Scoring drive for the Michigan Tech Huskies.
It was an 81-yard kick return that set them up for a short field.
Two plays later, Alex Bueno finds Abram Larner 14 yards for the touchdown with 14-05 to go.
The extra point makes it 7-0 Michigan Tech.
Ivan Ermlich is going to kick this one off.
It's going to be a shorter one off to the right side.
Fielded around the 7-yard line by the Lakers.
Here's a little reverse to Kellan Reed.
Right along that Laker sideline, he'll jog out of bounds.
being forced out there by Desmond Mullin and by Lane Gorzinski.
We checked that at Luke Gorzinski.
I want to make sure I have the right Gorzinski.
Lane is 35, Luke is 83, and Luke the...
player forced that one out.
That brings out the Huskies defense.
Up front led by Brandon Keele, Nolan Shoppe and Pierce Miller with Jackson Zachary and Joe Murano leading the outside.
Inside Madi Sabah and Chase Cook as Andrew Schuster leads the Laker offense in shotgun formation on first down.
Tight end motions and it's a play action.
Quick one that goes to the outside to read.
Tackled immediately by Jamison Stamps working on that outside for the Huskies.
Good open field stop there.
Some help coming downhill from Dakota Blackwell.
Other side you've got Jaden Bolden at the safety spot and starting Terrence Martin on the near side right now.
There's three receivers on this near side.
That's the right side of the formation for the Lakers.
One receiver alone to the left, tail back to the left side of the lefty, Andrew Schuster.
And Schuster will take the snap, dropping back, looking to throw, dumps it across the middle, completes that one.
Up near the down marker, it should be enough for a first down, the completion goes to Jake Vermas.
6-2 sophomore from Grand Rapids, it is enough for the Laker first down.
right to the line of scrimmage go the Lakers turning and handing it off to the tail back trying to find some daylight up the middle and like last week there's none to be had Chase Cook leading the charge for Michigan Tech as Kellan Russell Dixon was the ball carrier another Grand Rapids native this one from Catholic Central as opposed to Vermont who went to Grand Rapids South Christian one yard gain on the play I'll bring up second and nine
7-0 Huskies with the lead after a quick possession.
12 and a half to go here in the first quarter.
Two receivers left.
Tight ends in there as well for the Lakers.
Beyond the edge of the line.
It's going to be another handoff to Russell Dixon and he will find some running room this time on second down.
Good enough for 10 and a half or so.
Cross from the 40 to the 43 yard line.
Lakers will pick up that first down and they will hustle to the line of scrimmage here.
And Schuster to Russell Dixon.
And he will run into the pile there for a gain of a yard, maybe a yard and a half near the 45 yard line.
Shopping on the bottom of that pile there for the Huskies.
Pierce Miller in there too.
And Chase Cook also in on the stop there, Lakers.
Trying to move a little bit quickly, likely seeing some things on film against Emporia State that got the Huskies out of sorts a little bit.
Schuster is going to clear him out wide, five wide here, empty backfield on second and eight.
Hard count here.
Schuster to throw, gets hit as he throws, it's completed to Reed and Reed is going to be down near the first down and they are going to give him enough foreset first down.
as he's tackled on the outside at the Michigan Tech 47 yard line.
Now they'll stack three receivers, well really not receivers, those are some linemen out there.
And now they'll shift, trying to see if they can get the Huskies confused a little bit defensively, but they'll just jog back into their normal positions and now three receivers will be off to the right side of Schuster.
That includes a tight end area.
The end around play is going to be snuffed out.
Good job on the run after contact there from Tommy Donovan.
Coming around the edge on really the jet sweep, ran into Dakota Blackwell and stayed on his feet, battled through him all the way to the sidelines, picked up about half the yardage there, second and medium for GVSU.
Reed's got a couple catches for Moss with a catch and now second player with a rushing attempt is Donovan.
Husky's D-line shifts a little bit here.
And Schuster drops back, standing, delivering down the seam.
Reed is open and big collision between he and Jaden Bolden.
Reed hangs on inside the 15 yard line.
for Grand Valley first down.
Big collision there, but both players got up just fine afterwards.
Looks like Reed might have checked himself out.
New receiver on the near side here for Grand Valley State is Kenyon Owens.
A pair of tight ends in for Grand Valley here.
One of those will motion in towards the backfield and it's going to be a handoff to Russell Dixon.
Not much.
He spun his way forward near the ten yard line in the grasp of Nolan's shop.
Picks up a little bit on that play.
Bring a second and eights.
Kellen Russell Dixon listed at 5'10", 195 pounds.
Second tight end, Brett Peterson checks out and Tommy Donovan receiver comes back in.
You also see another receiver, Corey Sandolf.
Transfer from Angelo State from New Orleans, Louisiana.
He'll be alone to the right side.
Free receivers, however, off to the left of Schuster.
And Schuster rolls that way, throws it to Donovan, looking for a wide receiver.
Screen got it there, but ultimately his path got him no gain on the play.
Tackle made.
Brady Isaacson in on the mix there for the Huskies.
As it came flowing right back towards him.
Also Dakota Blackwell and Jaden Bolden on the stop for the Huskies in one support.
That'll bring up third and eighths.
Lakers can pick up a first down inside the two yard line.
Huskies would love to put up a blockade right here and prevent the Lakers from the end zone on third down.
Forced a possible field goal try.
Man's making their noises.
Reed motions from left to right across the formation.
Schuster, play action fake.
Reed's got in behind the Huskies defense for a moment there.
Now he's fighting with the defender and Schuster takes off to run.
They're going to throw a flag, but there were hands from both players fighting in there.
Looks like it's going to be a pass interference against the Huskies as Blackwell working against Reed in the end zone.
Holding.
Defense number four.
A distance to the goal from the end of the run.
First down.
Stamps puts his hands out.
I thought it was Blackwell who might have been in there, but I have to check the replay.
Blackwell was coming away from the play a little bit there.
He'll check out along with Terence Martin.
Huskies will bring a little bit more beef up front as Darius Jones Jr.
Well, there was a hold on Stamps to be earlier on that play.
But it brings up a first in goal now for the Lakers at the two-yard line.
Case Johnson is also checked in for the Huskies and a flag is thrown and yet you can't motion like that if you're the tight end.
All-star offense, number 78.
Five-yard penalty, first down.
They throw the flag instead on the offensive line and that is Jelani Harbour.
Senior transfer from Olevent College, 6-4, 3-20.
Back it up a little bit more and...
Johnson and Jones who just came in for Martin and Blackwell will swap back with those two.
Receivers spread out for Moss, wide right.
Reed looks like he's in the slot here for the Lakers.
And off goes the tail back, tries to bust it back to the right side successfully.
Does so, falls just shy of the goal line.
Huskies get him there.
Helmendorf defensive player number eight, needs to go off for one play.
Bryce Hurley, redshirt freshman.
40 seconds on the play clock.
Made the run there, kind of a misdirection run like the Huskies may do, but brings them all the way down to the shadow of the goal line.
And the Huskies will once again bring a bit of a heavier front end.
Lakers doing the same.
They have three tight ends in the game.
Hurley gets the call in the backfield and he gets stopped in the backfield Brady Isaacson first hands on him second pair of hands go to Jackson Zachary to help his teammate out and stuffed on second in goal Good job by Brady Isaacson really moddy Sabah to there really took away his Blocker, which was the tight end Harrison Unger and allowed Isaacson to get free
Third and goal from the two-yard line Shuster moving to the right here comes pressure floats went into the back of the end zone touchdown Lakers Harrison Unger just got a little bit away from the Huskies defense looks like folding was in coverage there had just enough time to escape the rush from Isaacson who got through again that time
Looks like he beat the center.
Might have been the right guard, Evan Curtis, 55.
But it was not able to get home quick enough.
And Unger scores the potential tying touchdown here with Matthew Basick's perfect extra point streak on the line.
6-0-2 to go here in the first.
Huskies nearly get their stamps coming around the edge, but he can't and the kick is good.
So with 6-0-2 to go in the first quarter, Grand Valley State has evened things up seven apiece.
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Long drive
for Grand Valley State 14 plays 79 yards and took almost eight minutes of game action.
Finishes as Andrew Schuster throws to Harrison Unger two yards left side of the end zone for the completion on third and goal.
Good job by the Huskies largely though limiting some of the big plays.
Kellan Reed did have a 30 yarder but were right there to make the stop and made them earn the rest of it.
Schuster a perfect six for six on that drive.
Kickoff, fielded by Larner at the 12.
Abram gonna cut it back and is tripped up on the play.
Ryers Snow, linebacker on special teams makes the play.
And Dez Mullen comes away from that block shaking his head a little bit, not really pleased I think with his block there that allowed Snow to get his hand on him.
So the Huskies started at the 18 of Grand Valley last time on that possession.
It'll be on the 19 of their own to start on this possession, so nearly flipping the field entirely after a much shorter seven yard return.
Huskies will stack the
Formation pretty heavy to the left of Elliot Larner who's gonna run here on first down gets through the initial wave and more as he gets to the second line keeps it farming and finally is hauled down by a pair of Lakers at the 40-yard line a gain of 20 on the play.
Stop made by Josh Sander.
I think that's 51 who made the play there might be 91.
We'll go with Ryder Gravenhoff
91 and by number four in Deontay Pippen making the stop after a long strong run from Larner.
Picking up 22 on the play both 41 yard line.
Handoff goes to Jake Roof waiting for some daylight.
Finally some shows and he'll pick up two yards on first down.
Yeah,
that's 91 out there.
His jerseys crushed up a little bit into his pads, so made the nine look a little closer to a five.
I will give the Lakers the kudos for, as a broadcaster, being able to read the numbers, generally speaking, a nice contrast on their numbers.
Don't always get that.
As Alex Bueno was on...
the quarterback spot last play stays in here for this one goes right back to roof on second down and having to avoid a tackler in the backfield able to pick up just one on the play defense got in on a push from the inside having to make roof sidestep that one early third and seven
From the Michigan Tech 44 yard line, four minutes, 20 seconds to go, first quarter, seven, seven, the score.
Bueno will have three receivers spread out wide, right, one left.
Hard count almost got the D-line to jump.
Bueno gonna move the pocket right, throws off platform and completes high.
Did he get his foot down?
It looks like he did.
Officials will talk about it, it's Abram Larner right into the bench that he used to play for.
Transferring in from Grand Valley State after last season.
Abram Larner right in amongst his former mates shows that he's got some skills.
A flag came in though on the near sideline and we'll see what that flag is for.
Personal follow, hands to the face.
Defense number one.
15 yard penalty added on to the play.
Automatic first down.
So big catch there for Abram Larner, tack on 15 more with the flag.
As announced by your head referee, Josh Luzak, umpire Jacob Shoup, line judge, Steven Town.
Also Samuel Santilli, Michael Dunlap, Christian Bender and Michael Wynne Jr.
We're in the stripes today for our officiating crew and the Huskies courtesy of the catch and penalty down now inside the 25-yard line ball placed at the 23 of Grand Valley.
Elliott back in there.
It's going to be a quarterback run.
And they push the pile ahead, now near the 20 yard line.
Working in behind the left side of that Michigan Tech offensive line.
And Elliott will check back out.
Here comes AB.
Elliott used almost exclusively in the run game last week.
He did throw one pass.
They have him credited on the stats with two, but...
My highlight for the touchdown pass will, in fact, tell you it was Alex Bueno who had that throw to Samuel Delgado last week, so I have to make an adjustment on some of those.
But Bueno back in, in shotgun, two receivers right, tight ends off to the left, play action fake, fades one down to the outside towards Larner, and it's a little too tall.
Tight coverage by the Lakers, Chris Little, Birmingham native.
Right there, step for step with Abram.
Good throw though from Bueno to put it only in a spot where his receiver had a chance to get to it.
Kept it out of any possible danger.
Anthony Martin will be wide to the right side.
Then you've got Larner in the middle and the near side on that is Bryce Kearns in the inside slot.
Gabe Popko off the edge of the left side of the line right next to big number 70 Brandon DeVries Looking to the right firing a slanted it is completed again Abram Larner got positioned first down Huskies inside the 10 at the 9 Nice throw from Bueno again on a rope right in front of the defensive back this time Josh Anderson number two was in coverage a
Senior from Cincinnati, Ohio.
Elliott will check back in.
Huskies will also bring a second tight end Luke Novotny.
It's going to be another design quarterback delay run.
Here goes Larner balancing off some players reaching his way towards the end zone is stopped at the one.
And here comes some more.
Blocking for the Huskies as Greg Miles number 54 will check in as.
A de facto tight end.
He'll be set up next to DeVries.
Popko will swap to the right side.
Larner, hard count, looking for the pull in the block and nothing is there and he is stuffed.
Play made by Tyus Jackson, big number 99, got his way through finally.
Huskies though just couldn't get a push.
They tried to get the pull from Ethan Post.
Everybody else kind of stood static, couldn't get a push back.
They flipped right tackle Matthew Dainan over to left guard.
And Roland Ball was playing right tackle.
Kind of an interesting formation set up there for the Huskies who are now at third in goal from the three.
Elliott stays in the game here.
Play clock down to 10.
Game clock at minute 25.
Elliott with empty set in the backfield, rolling it to the right, throwing it to the right and completing it to the right.
Touchdown!
Down to Huskies, no!
Abram apparently dropped it.
Ruling
on the field as an incomplete pass.
Yeah, it was down.
Abram Larner and they said it was incomplete.
We'll get a look on the replay here.
I couldn't see through all of the linemen there going up for it and did not survive the ground.
That is correct, an incomplete pass.
Michigan Tech is taking a timeout to challenge the ruling on the field of an incomplete pass.
Play review.
Well, I don't know that he's going to win this challenge.
The ball did come loose a little bit.
I don't know.
That's a tough call though.
It's closer than I thought with that other angle out behind the uprights there.
DJ's working the camera out in that
area.
Got
a pretty decent look from that side Now the officials will look it over inside the tent There is no Gliac Headquarters in which to hear what they may be discussing in there So Elliott throwing over to a nice little short out route there from Abram and we're getting a good look on the flow replay here
Skying his way up, right about the goal line.
In his right hand, it's a matter of whether or not he survived the ground, brought it into his body there or not.
That's going to be a tough call.
I mean, the judge right on the goal line would have been able to see if that ball moved or if the ground helped him maintain control.
I don't think any of the camera angles really have the best angle for
it.
That's a review, the rolling out field, it's upheld and it's completely passed.
Fourth down.
to get back as charged for the first time for the game.
All right, so they lose one challenge.
One more challenge for the
game.
Pardon me.
As the officials' microphone cutting in and out a little bit there, but charge the timeout, lose one of their two challenges here.
So that'll bring in Kaczarski for a theoretical chip shot, 20 yards out.
On the left hash, try to give the Huskies a lead back.
Good snap and hold kick for Kucharski is Good and a flag comes in late and somebody ran into somebody again and Never liked seeing flags thrown in the back there with the field goal area for what happened last week Avery getting roughed a bit last week and forced him to miss the rest of the game and luckily does not appear worse for the wear today, but our officials will advise the flag here and the subsequent
Penalty, yeah, running right into the kicking leg of Kucharski at the end of the play.
He already launched his way into the air, but pretty far away from getting it.
Now that means that they're going to enforce it on the kick.
And is that going to be a first down?
As a personal foul?
Instead of the field goal, it could be a first down.
We'll get Josh Luzak's call here in a moment.
Personal follow, leaping number two on defense, half the distance to the goal, automatic down.
Okay, so they called leaping, which generally means you're jumping over the long snapper or trying to jump over somebody on the offensive line that's protecting there, so it wasn't necessarily the roughing against the kicker.
Okay, yep, you see big number two coming off the right edge trying to go over the top So the Huskies get the benefit of the flag and an automatic first down Larner and in the empty set gonna run off to the right side has all kinds of they like get to the goal line touchdown Huskies All the way to the edge this time Elliott Larder cashes in for the score and the Huskies
Instead of going for three, get six, courtesy of the penalty.
And in the minute seven to go in the first quarter, lead 13-7.
And that special team's unit will come back out this time for an extra point attempt.
Avery looks just fine after the collision last time around.
Snaps a little bit high, but reeled in nicely.
Kick is through and good.
And it is 14-7.
Michigan Tech has the lead, 107 to go on the first quarter.
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Lot Husky scoring drive matching what Grand Valley did really on theirs.
12 plays 81 yards.
This one was just under five minutes of possession time but
Huskies retake the lead courtesy of the penalty on the field goal and go for it After getting a fresh set of downs with Elliott Larner and he gets the score Little pooch kick here from the Huskies again will be fielded at the 15 yard line by the Lakers and looking to run it now to the near side up to the 30 35 and wrestled down At the 36 or so yard line
Little slow getting up there is Michael Bailey, but making the return.
They're in the return, holding it.
Receiving team number 48.
10 yards left from the spot of the top.
First down.
Jaden Bender colliding there with the Husky.
Bailey on the tackle, but the flag falls it all the way from the 36 yard line.
To where?
Where will they set it up here?
20 yard line, it looks like.
So
the flag coming out at the 30 for the hold.
Going against Ryers Snow.
And Schuster will have four targets to throw, a witch to throw to, including the tight end offset right side.
Here comes Reed, bubbling into the backfield.
And off goes to Kellen Russell-Dixon.
Up the middle he goes and a big hit there.
Flag comes in.
Andrew Hartman, the offensive lineman, was down after the collisions right away.
We'll see what the flag is for.
Personal foul.
Face mask.
15% at the end of the run.
Automatic first down.
Face mask against the Huskies.
Could not hear the number, though, who it was whistled against.
And that drags it all the way back.
There's
the flag and it was against Dakota Blackwell.
Pretty clear face mask there.
Good job by the referees.
Backside of that play to find it.
So first down at the 39 yard line after the penalty for Grand Valley.
Go back to the ground, it's Hurley.
And Hurley dances his way ahead for a gain of around four.
up around the 43 yard line.
Bryce Hurley this season at just 14 carries coming into today's game.
Got a couple here early on.
And Lakers don't have to run another play in the first quarter.
It doesn't appear that they're going to.
Chew up some possession time here.
and we'll get ready to flip the clock over to the second quarter.
Good first quarter though for the Huskies after one of the first quarter.
It is Michigan Tech 14, Grand Valley State 7.
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First quarter possession time goes in favor of Grand Valley 9 minutes 10 seconds to 5 minutes 50 seconds.
Total yardage 16 plays 89 yards to 13 for 82 for the Huskies but the score goes in favor of Michigan Tech 14-7.
Lakers just their second possession of the game however as Schuster stands and shotgun on second down.
Goes back to his tail back, it's an end around to Kellan Reed, tries to get to the edge.
Husky's trying to force it wide, Reed ends up stepping out of bounds.
Good job by Michigan Tech, flowing over, not getting caught by the initial flow.
Blackwell doing a good job there also on the play to force that one further wide, and Reed had to settle for a short run.
Only about two maybe three yards so brings up a third and three for Grand Valley State need their 49 for a first She was they're gonna look to the sideline for the adjustment.
Oh, it's a fake and the Huskies don't buy it Taken down right at the line of scrimmage was early
Anybody watch?
I think it was Clemson last week where the quarterback stepped away and looked into the sideline and acted like he doesn't know the play.
The snap goes to the tail back.
Huskies were watching that on the bus last week, so we saw it.
And as a result, did not bite.
Stopped for only a gain of one and a punt situation coming up here for the Lakers and Evan Sunderman.
Good discipline by Michigan Tech.
Sunderman to kick it away.
Not a particularly great kick originally, fair catch called for and sliding to make it is Jackson Lippert at the 15 yard line.
Well, worst field position for the Huskies on each of their three drives now so far for this game, but good catch by Lippert as that one was drifting toward the sidelines out past the numbers.
Here comes Bueno and the Michigan Tech offense.
DeVries and Post, Nason and Ball and Dainan across the front.
Hope the Huskies do a three for four passing for Alex Bueno so far.
38 yards, 36 yards on the ground for Elliott Larner.
And they go to Jake Roof here on first down.
Roof cuts it back inside after the block.
Picks up a couple.
Longest run for Jake this season was last week against Roosevelt at 45 yards, excuse me.
Longest run of his career is 47.
He's not really the home run hitter of the Huskies on the offensive end of things.
But his goal is to grind down this defensive front of Grand Valley State.
Kearns will go in motion.
Play action fake.
Quick throw to Kearns.
Had to make the first guy miss.
He does and gets to the second level and is tackled there after a nice gain.
Stopped by Tori and Wyatt on the outside for Grand Valley, but a good gain on second down.
Bricks it to a third and about two for the Huskies.
Here comes Elliot.
Two tight ends out there.
to wide receivers.
And Elliott and Roof for the backfield, looking to the sideline for the long call here from coach Metlack.
Both receivers will line up to the wide side of the field for the Huskies, that's on the right.
And it goes to Roof and Roof is swallowed up at the 20 yard line, a loss of three on the play.
Well, bringing Elliot out there, who's largely just thrown the, or run the ball himself here today, trying to see if he could lull the Laker defense into believing it was gonna be a quarterback run.
Their defense didn't bite on it either on third down, and here comes the Huskies punt team.
Today will be Ivan Ermlich to kick it away.
Normally Kircharski handles the punting duties, but Ermlich handled them at the end of the game last week.
And now we're back to Ermlich here to start this week.
Snaps a good one from Hepner.
Kick from Ermlich's okay.
It is fielded at the 45 yard line and running out of bounds.
That's Chris Little or Vermas.
I'm not sure which one is the number one on the return there.
And it looked like that would be Chris Little.
as he's heading out to the sidelines while Jake Vermas, the wide receiver number one, has come out onto the field here for Grand Valley State.
They'll have the ball to Michigan Tech 43 after a turn of about 12 and the Lakers trailing 14-7 with 11-23 to go here in the second quarter.
Trips right for Schuster.
Long count here for the sophomore quarterback.
Drops back in, Huskies bringing some pressure, throw up and is tipped by Mahdi just in time as Tommy Donovan was open behind him.
But Mahdi got his hand up and tipped that one away.
Just in time, second down for Grand Valley.
Mahdi is now seventh in the conference in tackles.
Well behind Chase Cook who leads with 54.
Maddie is down at 33 on the season.
But he's done a nice job filling in since Joey Donahue got injured in week two.
And off to the tail back, met in the hole by Blackwell at the 40-yard line and does not let him get any further.
Dakota Blackwell with a good tackle open field.
On the play.
As Kenneth Jones, the third different running back we've seen for Grand Valley with the ball carrier.
Jones this season has rushed a dozen times coming into today's game and three games played.
And it's third down and seven.
Lakers will spread things out.
Three right, one left.
And it looks like a screen, and he's going to have to dirt it.
Nice job by Michigan Tech.
They were right there to stop that from getting anywhere.
And a little bit of a hit there by Nolan Schopp.
Good work by Schuster to just dirt it.
Back to kick, it'll be Sunderman, and they'll have to get a last guy back on the field.
Looks like that's Hurley, and now the Huskies gonna try to get a sub in, and the Lakers, as a result, will have to take a flag or a title.
Play game, offense.
Five yard penalty, four down.
Yep, trying to get somebody in there.
And Michigan Tech, hey, we'll take a sub out as well with three in the play clock.
You know that was just going to result in a delay of game penalty, so Sunderman will have to kick from around his own 40 yard line.
Lipper will stand at his 10.
10-29 to go here in the second quarter.
Sunderman boots it away, end over end kick.
Fair catch called for and made at the six yard line by Lipper.
Huskies offense will come back out, leading 14-7, 10-22 to go a second quarter.
Lakers have been forced to punt on their last two possessions.
Schuster after starting six for six, now Ofer's last two.
And the running game, averaging just three and a half yards a carry for Grand Valley
State.
Lakers though still in control of time of possession overall here as the Huskies three and out last time.
One quick drive to start the game.
Bueno will have two receivers stacked right, one off to the left, looks like Anthony Martin out left.
Kerns will join him on the hash marks, goes to Roof.
Roof is gonna get tackled right in the hole.
Safety or linebacker coming down on the play, may have been the linebacker.
And the tackle there, 47 Jimmy Downs.
Brings up a second and nine after a short gain of one right now.
Jake Roof only averaging about a yard per carry in the traditional run game.
But again, his goal is to, along with that offensive line, wear down the defensive front of the opposition as Bueno.
Takes a snap, rolls the pocket left, looking to throw.
Pressure comes, side arms it to Abram Larner, who toes the sideline to get out of bounds after a gain of maybe four.
Oh, they give him five for the 12 yard line.
Third and five for the Huskies.
9-25 and counting to go, second half, 14-7, second quarter, excuse me, 14-7, Michigan Tech in front.
Taking some time getting the play clock your call in with the clock ticking down now to 14 and 13 Getting a little bit ahead of myself with some of those words Bueno rough snap has to just make something happen and oh here comes some room to run, but he's tripped up.
Oh man.
He had the first down Easily on the ground if he could have gotten up to speed but Ryder Gravenhoff
Got just enough of the feet of Bueno at the line of scrimmage.
Actually behind the line of scrimmage.
After the snap went errant down towards the left in his feet.
Enjoy the first snap from Nason that hasn't been perfect all season long.
Bueno almost had a chance.
Long snap gets it to Ermlich.
Kick from Ivan is away and fair catch called for and made at the 49 yard line of Michigan Tech as Chris little Will fair catch that one and once again the Lakers will start inside Michigan Tech territory trailing 14-7 with 8-19 to go here in the quarter Lakers up front.
Let's get you what they've got in terms of size Usually got a big offensive line this year.
No exception Jordan Miller right tackle 71 6 6 320 a redshirt freshman
Mention Evan Curtis at right guard, 6-4-3-0-5.
Frankie McFadden's the center at 6-4-2-8-5.
Left guard Josh Martin at 6-3-3-15 and left tackle of Andrew Hartman at 6-6-2-9-5, the listed starters today.
Schuster drops back, pressure comes, there goes the throw, the completion is made to read.
And the Huskies looking for a hold as Chase Cook trying to get through was impeded.
Not sure if it was the tight end hunger or I think that's who it was.
And then they sail it over the top of Jackson Zachary in the zone coverage there to read for a first down at the 34 gain of 15.
Empty set here for Schuster.
Stands back pressure comes he gets hit completes it again And now a late flag coming in here and it looks like it's gonna go against the Huskies for a hit on the QB Kellan Reed gets the catch, but I think you're gonna tack on Personal foul roughing the passer defense number seven after distance the goal from the end of the play automatic first down Chase got in
relatively unblocked off the side there and he did let up a little bit but still knocked him down and gonna protect the QBs certainly on that play and Schuster gets the benefit of that flag down to the 14-yard line after the penalty and the completion.
They've already found Kellen Reid a handful of times here in this game, Reid's out of the game.
Out of the wide out spot, at least he was lined up in the backfield.
Now he'll spread out to the inside slot right.
Schuster empty, looking towards that side.
Another one comes in, another flag and an incomplete pass.
This one though might be contact to the head.
He was trying to knock the ball down, where the lefty, that's what Chase is arguing with the official, but the follow through came to the head of Schuster.
Personal foul, roughing the passer, defense number seven.
Half the distance to the goal.
Automatic first down.
Husky fans not happy.
I don't think Chase is happy either.
Dan's not happy right now and I think that's probably the right call based on what I saw real time.
The follow through might have gotten to the helmet area of Schuster.
It does give an automatic first down.
Yardage wise is not a huge gain.
They'll be down inside the 10 yard line though as a result of the penalty.
Ball at the five yard line.
Play action fake, Schuster stands back, back foots it through the back of the end zone and incomplete.
Greed had been out of bounds, coverage by stamps on the play.
Second end goal with 721 to go on the clock here, second quarter.
Lakers trying to even the score, 14-7, Michigan Tech out in front right now.
Huskies got the first score of the game, about a minute into it, and have either been tied or in front the whole time.
Lakers chewing up some yards by virtue of penalty here on this drive.
They started in Husky's territory, although just barely.
And off goes to Russell Dixon.
He turns his legs and reaches to the goal line, but he will be short.
Stopped at the one, it'll be third and goal for Grand Valley State.
Oskie's half case Johnson in there, number 40.
Working some of those extra linebackers in bodies and Grand Valley is dug into the trick book with
Defensive player lined up basically as a tight end right now for Schuster.
High snap, hand off Hurley and he stopped in the backfield again by the Huskies.
Nothing doing.
Pierce Miller in the mix for Michigan Tech to help blow that play up from the start.
Yeah, Pierce getting in there right away and then...
It was Jameson Stamps finishing it off and now the Lakers appear to go for it on fourth down.
That's the early setup.
They bring some of their skill guys back in in Vermont and Reed out to the right side.
Fourth and goal from the two-yard line, if that.
Schuster to the ground.
Hurley, does he get in?
Lakers say yes, and the officials on the far side now also saying yes.
Touchdown Grand Valley.
Rolling on the field, it's a touchdown.
Replay monitor in the radio booth, currently has gone out.
Check the connections here in a few moments, but...
Not getting a great look to see about Hurley on that play, but it was close to the goal line.
And the officials' opinions, the one that matters, and they said it was a touchdown.
So now Matthew Basick coming in to kick the extra point.
It is up, and Basick remains perfect.
14-14, 5-51 to go in the first half.
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Lakers benefit from a couple penalties seven plays 49 yards and Bryce Hurley runs it for two yards to finish it off For the Grand Valley touchdown basics extra point good 5 51 to go second quarter all even 14 14 Lakers coming in unbeaten ranked number six In the latest coaches pole Huskies at four and one check in at number 19 one of four Gliac teams
Ranked the top 25 this week.
Barris of course number one.
Davenport checking in at number 11.
Samuel Delgado is gonna let this one bounce into the end zone and no return for the Huskies this time around and then they'll bring the offense out for start of the drive at the 25 yard line.
Lakers have run 28 plays in almost 14 minutes of possession time.
Huskies 19 for 91 yards in 10-11.
Again, those penalties hurting the Huskies on the last drive.
A couple roughing the passer penalties, giving some automatic first downs and extra yards, bringing them closer to the goal line.
Larner in here to keep on first down.
and he will drag a tackler ahead.
Tyus Jackson, the senior defensive liner from Bloomington, Illinois, transfer from McKendry, making a stop for GVSU after a gain of around four.
Busky's gonna keep the same crew of specialists out there right now as Delgado, believe in off the right of Larner for receivers.
Spread out here for the Huskies as well, to swing pass to Delgado.
Has to make a man miss, really couldn't do it.
No game, might have lost a little bit as that was Tori and Wyatt, the junior linebacker from Ferndale making the stop for Grand Valley, no game on the play.
Huskies gonna bring Bueno back in and go to four wide receivers.
Lippert checks in in favor.
of Popko and he'll line up slot right.
Make it slot left.
Now Bueno will look to the sideline for any adjustment.
Three receivers to that left side.
And Bueno going to throw that way.
Tipped in and dropped on the possible interception.
Went right through the hands of the receiver.
Lippert would have been short of a first down but Josh Anderson had a chance at a pick and probably a pick six.
Goes awry and the Huskies actually perhaps lucky to be punting in this situation here following that play.
Dangerous results on that third down throw.
Little gonna be back to return around his own 35 yard line.
Ermlich is gonna be the kicker here.
Not much pressure.
Ivan with a pretty nice kick, going to work him back.
Ball bounces and collects a Husky around the 35 yard line.
They'll just pick it up there.
It was Jaden Bender who picks it up.
Initial contact was made around the 36 yard line.
That's where Grand Valley will start on their next possession here.
Husky's offense has sputtered on the last couple of tries.
Lakers offense I wouldn't necessarily say has been Elite at this point a big play for Kellan Reed Otherwise been more methodical along the way now Schuster 8 of 12 to for his last six passing And they go to the ground it is Jones Not gonna pick up a whole lot Kenneth Jones
grabs two on first down.
And Kenneth Jones has played in now his fourth game for the Huskies, for the Lakers this season, has a pair of touchdowns.
Came in with 221 yards on 12 carries, boosted by an 86 yard touchdown run.
Schuster's got three lined up to the right side.
Drops back to pass.
Guns it across the middle, completes the receiver who is undercut there at the 40 yard line.
By Jaden Bolden, catch goes to Corey Sandolph.
Sandolph that transfer from Angelo State stands at 6-2-2-0-5, gets into Husky territory at the 40.
Gain a little over 20 on that play.
Schuster reorienting his receivers.
Unger is going to be the one spread out wide.
Looking at Reed's slot on the inside.
They go deep down the seam and it is knocked away.
Looks like Sandolf was the intended receiver on the throw and Jameson stamps.
Got his hand up to knock it away.
Nice play by the Huskies defensive back there as the Lakers trying to go vertical on the Huskies.
Tech has been vulnerable some deep passes this season so far.
It's been a work in progress basically since week one.
Hopefully that stopped there.
More reminiscent of what we'll see going forward.
Second and ten here for Schuster.
Looking right, throws right, completes right.
Tail back Jones, forced out of bounds, the 35 yard line by Stamps.
Under three minutes to go now, here in the half still tied at 14.
Lakers at the Michigan Tech 35 yard line for a third and five.
Kenneth Jones remains the tail back, tight end, Unger off right set.
Right right side here, off set to the right side, I should clarify.
Two receivers left, one right.
Short motion for Reed.
Keep an eye on him, they go towards him on the outside, it's well overthrown and complete.
Jackson Zachary coverage and decision time for Scott Wooster.
Go for it on fourth and five at the Michigan Tech 35.
Pretty long for a field goal here, you'd be.
Well, I think you're out of most Division 2 kicker field goal range.
Talking over 50 yards.
See if they can pick up a free five on a heart count, maybe.
Oskis do get into the neutral zone, but nobody moves.
So no flags are thrown.
And the Lakers will take a timeout.
First charge timeout, Grand Valley.
Well, Jackson, Zachary and Matisse both coming off the right side of the Michigan Tech defensive line, left side of the offensive line.
Flinched.
But they didn't cause anybody else to move in the neutral zone, so we're able to get that half step back.
And no free five given to the Lakers there.
So now Scott Wooster will talk it over Decide for the best decision to make here on this fourth down Again, you're looking at a field goal of around 52 or three yards ball right now at the 35 you add 78 for the snap other 10 yards for the end zone Be a long kick if they were to go for one You're not gonna punt it from your own 30 or your oppositions
35 yard line, so the offense will stay out here in that strange gray area.
Schuster will have an empty backfield with 2-23 to go in the quarter.
Fourth and five, Lakers to go for it here.
Two receivers to the right side, three to the left.
Lay clock down to five.
Here comes pressure, and he gets hit as he throws in complete pass.
Pressure from Maddie Sabaw.
Turnover on downs.
Left tackle might have moved a split early, but the Huskies had two guys coming right after big number 77.
He went for Brandon Keele on the inside, as he probably should.
That left Maddie free to Blitz, hits the quarterback.
as he delivers and the Michigan Tech defense stops Grand Valley on fourth down.
So with a pair of timeouts in 2-18, see what the Huskies have in store for us here on this drive.
Haven't picked up much since that long scoring drive back in the first.
And off his fake to roof, it stays with Bueno.
Bueno gets some nice blocks, gets to the edge.
Down the sideline he goes, 35, tripped up near the 25.
Where did he step out of bounds?
Is the question all the way back at the 46 yard line.
Trying to tiptoe the sideline is enough for a first down inside GB territory.
Yep, he sure did step out over there.
This is the two minute timeout.
Nice job by Bueno.
And the two minute timeout here will give us a second.
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Michigan Tech with a first down at Grand Valley State's 46 yard line tied at 14 apiece.
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Empty set here for Bueno.
Play action fake, stands back, slings across the middle to Bryce.
Currents, first down completion.
Crossing the 35 down to the 33 and 32.
Michigan Tech first down.
Huskies have three receivers out here.
Looks like Martin's going to be alone left side.
Tight end pop go off to the right.
Both wide receivers spread out between the hashes and the numbers.
Larner and Kerns.
Kerns will motion his way in and all the way across formation.
Two to the left now.
Play action looking to the right side.
One on one has Larner and it is completed to Abram down at the two yard line.
Tight coverage by Grand Valley State.
Did not matter.
Well placed.
Football and an excellent catch by the Huskies who are in business now.
With a minute and a half to go, ball will be placed at the one.
Here comes Elliot out onto the field here.
He'll have his two receivers off to the right side.
Extra alignment to the right side.
He's going to bust it out wide right and touchdown Huskies.
Elliott Larner gets it.
Abram Larner with a big catch from Alex Bueno finished off by Elliott Larner off right side.
Lead block there from Greg Biles and Michigan Tech back out in front with 114 to go in the first half.
Huskies 20, Lakers 14.
Avery Kaczarski to attempt the extra point.
Ermlich is going to be the holder.
Hepner the long snapper.
Hold is down, kick is up, and it is good.
Michigan Tech leading 21-14 with a minute 14 to go here in the first half.
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Explosives from Michigan Tech they're able to get themselves into the end zone fairly quickly Alex Bueno runs left for 19 then hits currents for 14 then Abram Larner down to the 1 for 31 yards before Elliott runs it in for the Go-ahead score four-play drive from Michigan Tech Take 65 yards the short kick is fielded at the night at the 14 yard line and
I think that's a 24 yard line.
Eventually I'll get my numbers right.
Return of only about five on the play.
Huskies not letting the kick return.
And a man down for the Huskies right now and cannot see which player it is at the moment.
I'll let you know here as soon as he's up.
Grand Valley, though, will start back at their own 29-yard line.
They'll have a pair of timeouts a minute and 10 to go.
Now, Lakers, of course, explosive in their own right this season.
You've got Russell Dixon with a long run of 67.
Kenneth Jones at 86.
Zach Olanizek, the backup QB, has got a run of 61 yards this season.
And up on his feet, well not really, is the Huskies special teamer.
That is Jacob Nager who's gotten some playing time here on defense as well and he's being helped off the field without any pressure or weight being put on.
Really either leg right now being helped by offensive line coach Jack Rusman.
And Darius Jones Jr.
helping him into the blue tent.
Hopefully, Nager's all right.
Lakers, explosive on offense, so we'll see what they've got in store here.
It's an end-around try, and nothing is there.
Brandon Keele swallowed up Tommy Donovan.
Right off the back side of that play, Donovan was searching for some room to run, and as he was doing so, here comes 94 and Black, and he takes him down.
Woss on the play of a yard, and now the Lakers appear to be in no huge hurry.
Long count here, Schuster, play action, throws to the outside, completion to Vermas, dragged out of bounds by Terrence Martin.
And...
They get up to the 35 yard line.
They did stop the clock on the out of bounds at 33 seconds
Third
and three Huskies have some timeouts here too, so if the Lakers don't pick up a first down here Maybe you get aggressive Got to make the stop on third first Schuster's got three receivers spread out here Reed in short motion play action fake
Looking down to the sidelines throws it into the Husky Bench area nice catch by BP wide receiver coach Brian Parker making the catch Showing his guys how to do it and that indeed is a three and out with 27 seconds to go Now coach Milbraff will run his punt coverage team out there and if you bring a little heat on Evan Sunderman See if you can steal a punt block
and steal some position.
Looks like they're going to come after it.
Lippert back inside his own 30 on the possible return.
Here they come.
Sonderman does get it away.
It's a pretty good kick, fielded at the 22-yard line by Lippert, who fair-caught a little early, maybe, on that play.
But with 22 seconds and two timeouts, now the Huskies with a chance to see if they can find another explosive play here.
put themselves into scoring range.
Currently leading 21-14.
Now they're just gonna kneel this one down.
They're gonna take the lead into the locker room.
Little disappointment for some of the Husky fans out there, but in general they'll be happy with a 21-14 lead going into the locker room.
Tight game.
In a lot of the stats, I'll touch on those in our stat recap in our first half, our halftime show brought to you by Superior Smiles coming up for you here in just a few moments, your first half today presented by Houghton Building Supply, Michigan Tech 21, Grand Valley State 14.
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many players from various generations of Michigan Tech football being honored out at the field right now going all the way from the 20 yard line or so to the 35 on the other end.
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So Andrew Schuster started the game a perfect six for six and the Huskies have really made him work for it ever since.
Five of 13 since then.
11 of 19 overall 108 yards.
and a touchdown.
Schuster has also taken a couple hits throughout the course of the game.
Kellen Russell Dixon is the leading rusher for the Lakers with six carries and 24 yards.
Bryce Hurley's got six and 11 yards, but he's got credit for a touchdown on the ground.
Kenneth Jones, two carries five yards.
Schuster one for five.
Tommy Donovan, two for four.
And Kellen Reid, one for three.
Reid has done work through the air, though.
Five catches, 60 yards, including a long of 30 here today.
Sandolph, one for 22.
Vermas, two for 19.
Jones, one for five.
Unger, one for two.
In the touchdown, Donovan did not gain any yards on his reception.
For Michigan Tech, Alex Bueno is seven of nine passing.
for 98 yards and a touchdown, also credit to Elliott Larner, one of two passing for him on the day, but no yards gained.
Larner has done his work on the ground with his feet, eight carries, 41 yards, pair of touchdowns.
Alex Bueno, no slouch on the ground either, two carries, 16 yards.
Jake Roof, working through the traditional run game, two...
two yards is his longest carry.
Five carries five yards, but still plenty of time for him.
Abram Larner has received five catches for 78 yards, including a touchdown through the air.
Bryce currents two for 20 and Samuel Delgado, a reception for no gain.
Michigan Tech has gained nine first downs.
Grand Valley with 11 Huskies overall 16 carries for 62 yards, averaging just under four per Grand Valley 18 for 52, just under three yards per carry.
8 completions for 98 yards for Michigan Tech 11 for 108 Grand Valley.
11 of 19 passing for GVSU Huskies 8 of 11 and overall 37 plays 160 yards for Grand Valley State 27 plays 160 yards for Michigan Tech.
Each team has been flagged a handful of times 5 for 37 yards for Grand Valley.
4 for 39 for Tech.
GVSU does hold the.
edge in possession time nearly four minutes, 1655 to 1305.
Neither team has been especially efficient on third downs.
Two of six for Michigan Tech.
Grand Valley down at one of six right now.
Huskies defense doing a great job in that area.
One of four on fourth down conversions for the Lakers.
Defensively leading tacklers in this game.
It is Dakota Blackwell with five and Chase Cook with five.
Jameson Stamps has four.
for Michigan Tech.
Tyus Jackson's got four for Grand Valley State.
Then the host of players with three on the tech side, Jaden Bolden, Nolan Shop, Jackson Zachary with three.
Tori and Wyatt, Gravenhoff, Downes.
Actually, just Gravenhoff's got three other than Wyatt for Grand Valley.
Downes, Green, Johnson among the players with two for GVSU, Miller, Isaacson, Martin, Sabah.
With two for the Huskies, the rest of the Huskies with credit for a tackle today.
Sabah, Murano, Mullen, Bailey, Keele, Johnson, Bender.
And that is your first half stat recap.
Michigan Tech 21, Grand Valley State 14 here at halftime.
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Gonna go back in the annals of Michigan Tech football history.
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Michigan Tech football player Andy Bunk was a big piece of Michigan Tech's defense going back into the early 2000s.
And my question for you is, which team award did Andy Bunk win three times during his Michigan Tech football career?
During his tenure Andy Bonk was a three-time winner of what team award?
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Let's take a look around the rest of the GLIAC and our scoreboard here today.
Some teams are in action now, as others kicked off around 1 o'clock this afternoon.
Still one more set to come up at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
But right now it is Roosevelt out in front of Wayne State 7-0.
About six minutes gone in that game, that available on Flow College and the Warrior Sports Network.
Northern Michigan and Davenport kick off at 2 o'clock, and the other 1 o'clock start
at TopTaggart Field, Ferris State and Saginaw Valley State and I think again because of the live stat system that Ferris State uses, I don't have that live score available via the GLIAC website so we'll have to go ahead and pick that one up for you in just a little bit.
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Congratulations to our Pepsi trivia winner this afternoon, Logan Frente of Calumet, correctly identifying the trophy or the award, the team award.
I guess I should say that
Andy Bonk won three times during his Michigan Tech football career.
That award was, drum roll please, the Fred Baird Memorial Award.
It's for the outstanding defensive player for Michigan Tech.
Fred Baird played for the Huskies from 1938 through 1940 and the Fred Baird Memorial Award has been handed out since 1957.
There have been players who've won it multiple times.
Andy Bonk is one of them.
He won it in the 2002, 2003, and 2004 seasons.
There's a reason why Andy Bonk is going into the Michigan Tech Sports Hall of Fame.
And he played, of course, with Coach Dan Metlack during those early 2000s games.
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Off the field, one of my best friends still to this day, so we keep in touch and obviously going on 25 years now of him being one of my closest friends.
So very happy for him that he's getting this acknowledgement.
As a teammate, it was as good as any captain as we ever had.
Very positive guy, always doing the right things.
never a time when he took a playoff.
I mean, the exact guy you would want in the back end of your defense in terms of what he did with his physicality and getting everybody on the same page.
So awesome deal for him going in and joining his wife who's already in now.
So it'll be a cool thing to get them back up here.
I'm looking forward to seeing them all.
As I said, Coach Dan Matlak talking about his teammate and future Hall of Famer, Andy Bonk, who won the Fred Baird Memorial Award three times during his Michigan Tech career.
defensive back for the football team from 0-1 to 0-4, a three-time all GLIAC first team selection ranking 11th all-time with 268 tackles.
During that 2004 season he was in all-america with 75 tackles helping lead the Huskies to that 9-2 overall record GLIAC championship and programs first trip to the NCAA tournament.
Again we received the Fred Baird Memorial Award three times with a two-time team captain the defensive back of the year in 2004 and at a career-best 93 tackles.
during the 2003 season.
He'll join fellow footballers Mike Hurran and Scott Keeser who will join also Lucy Slowick, Deidre Irwin.
Jason Markott, Colin Murphy, Sarah Hurley, Darcy Way, and Wayne Weller as members of the Michigan Tech Athletics Hall of Fame.
Next week we'll be looking forward to all of those individuals' inductions into the Hall of Fame then, and congratulations to all of them on outstanding careers and being recognized for their contributions to Michigan Tech Athletics.
All right, other score, I do finally have it pulled up here for you, as indeed they do run a different stat.
package here so Ferris State taking Saginaw Valley out behind the woodshed early only about halfway through the first quarter it's 21-0 Ferris State you know last week against Northern took until the 509 mark before they got their first touchdown and then they scored five of them before
The 5 was disappeared in the second quarter.
It was 5-50 in the second quarter, and it was 35-0.
Today, Ferris State, they've gotten off to a little faster start.
Again, 21-0 in the first quarter of that game.
And again, you've got a couple other games in play here today, including Roosevelt against Wayne State.
7-0, Lakers lead that game.
Northern Michigan will take on Davenport, where the Davenport Panthers having a really strong start to their season.
As we look at the AFCA coaches poll, Davenport is ranked number 11 right now.
Huskies with a difficult schedule, Ferris State, number one, Grand Valley State, who they played today, of course.
Number six, Emporia State, who they played earlier this season, is still 5-0.
They are number nine.
Davenport still on the schedule at number 11.
Former GLIAC members, Northwood, unbeaten at 5-0.
They're number 12.
Former Gliac member Finley is number 16 at 4-1.
Meanwhile...
former GLIAC member Tiffin received some votes South Dakota Mines has received some votes in this year's poll as well so a lot of familiar names out there including the Michigan Tech Huskies ranked number 19 at four and one Mars Hill Carson Newman West Alabama UT Permian Basin Central Missouri Northern State Roundout the 25 by the way and Huskies would love to get another win in the
over a top 25 ranked team.
It's been a little bit.
They beat Bemidji State in August of 2025, but that was a preseason ranking for Bemidji State.
They clearly didn't go on to have the kind of season they expected.
Otherwise, you're looking back in 2019, beating then number 19 Hillsdale.
So it's been a while since the Huskies have gotten a victory over a top 25 ranked team.
They'll hope to continue what they've done so far today, leading 21-14 at half.
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Welcome back here as the Huskies lead Grand Valley State 21-14 at half.
Let's tell you how we got there in our scoring summary here today.
And the very first drive of the game went to Michigan Tech as the Lakers won the coin toss, deferred.
They kicked it off to Abram Larner who returned 81 yards, set up the Huskies with a short field and they capitalized.
Two plays, 18 yards later.
Alex Bueno finds Abe Larner on a slant route, 14 yards.
Huskies score first.
Larner goes in motion across.
Two left, one right for Alex Bueno.
Play action fake.
Fires one and a slant is caught by Abram!
Touchdown Huskies!
Finish is what he started after the long kick return gets the slant from Bueno.
Two plays later, Huskies!
Draw first blood, 14.05 to go, first quarter.
Avery Kacharski's extra point was good.
It was then 7-0 Huskies.
Lakers answered it took some time but they methodically made their way down the field.
14 plays 79 yards.
7 minutes 57 seconds taken off the clock.
Andrew Schuster finds his tight end.
Harrison Unger in the left corner of the end zone for a touchdown.
Extra point good.
6-02 to go.
7-7 the score.
Here come the Huskies, they answer on a long drive of their own, starting back at their own 19 yard line.
Four minutes, 51 seconds, 12 plays, 81 yards, Elliott Larner on the ground for six.
Larner in an empty set, gonna run off to the right side, has all kinds of daylight, gets to the goal line, touchdown Huskies.
All the way to the edge, this time Elliott Larner cashes in for the score and the Huskies, instead of going for three, get six, courtesy of the penalty.
And with a minute seven to go in the first quarter, lead 13-7.
Yeah, and if you missed what had happened before that, the Huskies were stopped at the goal line.
They ruled an incomplete pass for Abram Larners.
They went for a field goal, which they made, but Grand Valley State was called for leaping, which led to an automatic first down.
Huskies capitalized in the very next play.
Instead, got a touchdown and led 14-7.
Lakers would answer.
In the second quarter, 7 play drive, 49 yards, 228 off the clock.
Bryce Hurley runs up the middle for two yards.
Extra point attempt is good.
14-14.
Michigan Tech answering themselves.
Short drive, a couple of big plays.
Four plays, 65 yards, one minute, four seconds.
Once again, Elliott Larner.
Here comes Elliott out onto the field here.
You'll have his two receivers off to the right side.
Extra lineman to the right side.
He's going to bust it out wide right.
And touchdown Huskies.
Elliott Larner gets it.
Abram Larner with a big catch from Alex Bueno.
Finished off by Elliott Larner off right side.
Lead block there from Greg Miles and Michigan Tech back out in front with 114 to go in the first half.
Huskies 20.
Lakers 14.
Avery Kacharski's extra point, make it 21 to 14.
Lakers would go three and out.
Huskies would get a chance to have the football back, but just kneel it out and take the lead into the locker room.
And that's where things stand as our clock is reset here for the second half.
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Lakers will now get the ball here to start the second half as Ivan Ermlich's got it set up here.
the 35-yard line to what is allegedly the north side of the field, kicking towards the scoreboard side.
Reed, one of the players, back to return.
He's reset himself to field at the 16-yard line.
Breaks it all the way out to the right.
Breonis with the tackle and open field.
He's got nothing.
The return goes for zero yards as...
Kellen Reid just went horizontal tried to get himself to a wide side of the field and could not outrun 34 and black Connor Briones nice special teams open field tackle sets the Lakers first in 10 at their own 17 or 18 yard line right in between those here will call it 17 and a half just to make it safe So that'll bring out the Laker offense Schuster again, huh?
Ruffer second quarter, five of 13 passing in that second quarter in comparison to the first.
Huskies bottle him up a little bit more.
See what adjustments here in this second half and off goes the tail back.
He's got some running room and now he's got a lot more of it.
He has to beat Blackwell and he stiff arms at the 50 yard line.
Can't get him down.
He actually does I guess Blackwell gets him down, but he couldn't tackle him by the feet and that was a big run for Kenyon or Kellen Russell Dixon All the way to the 46 yard line Stiff arm put Blackwell to the turf but was enough disruption in the Running there for Russell Dixon to go down to Play action fake here here comes pressure and down he goes
Marty Sabo with the tackle and cleaned up by Jackson Zachary Helmet for Schuster comes off and he'll have to leave the field to play for him at least one play.
Officials are gonna talk about possibly throwing a flag here.
That should not be a penalty.
Schuster's helmet came off as he was trying to duck underneath the flag or underneath the tackle.
Personal foul, face mask, defense number 37.
15 yard penalty from the previous spot.
Automatic
first down.
Number two may remain in the game and his helmet
came off
as a
direct result of the foul.
Well, let's see that replay again.
I know you just showed one there a moment ago, if you guys can, roll that back.
Busting right through the middle was Mahdi after the play-action fake.
And we'll take a look here to get his face mask.
Yeah, his thumb might have clipped the face mask, but I think it came off as a result of his left arm coming up over the back of his head and pulling it forward, not pulling it off by the face mask.
In reality, I guess, by the rule of law, if you make any contact and any opening of the face mask or the helmet, even if it's an ear hole, it can be classified as a face mask.
So Olanizak still gonna come in for a play.
He's gonna run up the middle and spin through some Husky tacklers inside the 20 down to the 17 yard line.
So Schuster didn't have to come off the field, but they took him off the field anyway and the backup quarterbacks, Zach Olanizak, another sophomore from Lapeer, Michigan came in and he's still in the game right now whether or not that's
Because of anything that happened to Schuster on the play, as his helmet was peeled off his head, can't quite see him over on the sidelines just at this moment.
But Olanizak's in the game right now, that's all that matters.
On first down at the 17 yard line of Michigan Tech.
Found some running room here.
Play action, Olanizak throws, completes, and immediately tackled by Blackwell is the wide receiver, Jake Vermas.
Short gain on that play, and here comes Schuster back onto the field.
Gain up to the 11-yard line, give him six on that play, it's second down and four.
Schuster will have a pair of tight ends in the game.
Number 19, Peterson, number 10, Unger.
Both look like they're going to be on the left side of the formation.
Peterson in the backfield, has more of an H back.
Russell Dixon to the right side of Schuster and he'll get the call here Russell Dixon and a bounces way around a little bit find some running room to the right side enough for a first down to the seven yard line it appears they're gonna give him the first down or is he gonna be just shy of the marker that's the question looks like they're calling it third down just short of the yard to gain
It is third down.
So we'll see if that Husky defense can make another third down stop here.
Lakers just one of six in the first half As Schuster hands off Russell Dixon stopped but he will fall ahead it looks like for a yard or so We're gonna be careful some of the Falling leaves out there every once in a while look like they're a flag because they're also yellow one just kind of
came blowing in from behind the far side official there.
I thought he dropped a flag for a second there.
They do give him the first down gain of one yard.
That's all he needed and that's a first in Gold Grand Valley State.
Looking to even up the score here.
21-14 Huskies with the lead.
11-22 to go.
Third quarter.
Olin Isaac back in.
Russell Dixon going to move from the right side to the left side.
Reed split out wide right.
Vermas wide left.
Now Russell Dixon goes back to the right side of the quarterback.
Play clock is wound down and that's gotta be a flag.
Offense.
Yes, delay of game finally.
First down.
I didn't even realize where the play clock was until Brian Thomas pointing on the sidelines towards the play clock.
And then I see, looking over to the play clock, it all says zero.
Then I look at the line of scrimmage and they still haven't blown it dead and they still hadn't snapped the ball.
Then coach Booster is trying to get a tie him out there see if they could have Gotten around it, but the officials were on it enough and a flag was thrown against Grand Valley.
It's their Sixth flag of the day Shuster back in now the three receivers to the right side Looking towards his left throws it up top and it is for Moss touchdown Lakers
He held on to it through the would-be tackle of Jameson stamps Got good position on the throw That was a slant route there too and even though Jameson came swinging his arm through the Arms of vermos he was able to hold on to held on to it through the would-be tackle And the Lakers an extra point away from tying the game
Basic will come out for the extra point attempt.
Kick is up and it is good.
Matthew Basic stays perfect.
Came into today's game 32 of 32 and is not blemished yet.
Lakers square things up 21 apiece, 10.35 to go, third quarter.
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82 yards.
And took the, I guess we'll say the,
Four minutes and 25 seconds depending on how much time they gave Kellan Reed on the kick return Coach Metlack talking to the head referee right now and one of the other officials About something that he's not overly thrilled about And now he's gonna have to be ushered to the sideline here by associate head coach Phil Milbraff The field judge was also in there with
The head referee, Josh Luzak today.
So Basic will set it up here, back to return, Larner and Lippert.
Larner towards the Huskies sidelines, be the right side of the Husky return, Lippert to the left.
They're going towards the end zone and the wind will push that one out.
Winds were supposed to be pretty gusty today, and though the flags haven't necessarily shown it, you can still hear the wind every so often on the crowd mics.
You can see it on the trees more so than you can on any of the flags.
See if I can get you a little weather update here.
Because again, the temperature is supposed to be up in the 70s, maybe even low 80s as the day goes along.
Right now, 75 degrees.
Wins south 15 to 25 miles per hour.
Right now they're right around 13 degrees as Bueno hands off to Roof looking for some blockers and cannot find much.
He's going to lose yardage.
Lakers right now not giving up anything to the tailback spot.
Here Jake Roof has been bottled up.
And it's going to be second to 12.
75 degrees out there, expecting a high of 80.
And bright sunny skies out here.
Breezy, beautiful October day.
Second and 12.
Bueno looking to throw.
Quick one to the outside, completed to Bryce.
Current stretches his arm ahead to the 29 yard line.
And will bring up a third and
six.
10th
pass attempt of the game for Alex Bueno, who's just crossed 100 yards passing on the day.
Schuster is 12 of 20 for 119 yards now after that last scoring drive and a pair of touchdowns.
Huskies taking their time looking to the sidelines to get the play call.
AB staying in there.
Anthony Martin spread out wide left tight to the formation on the right side though, Kearns and Abram Larner.
And Bueno goes to roof.
Jake's going to cut it north and he's still only going to get a yard.
Big gap right there, but as soon as he turns it to Lakers have just suffocated those running lanes.
It looked like there was a lot more there until he turned it and then there wasn't.
Lakers flowing to the ball nicely defensively is going to bring out the punt team again from Michigan Tech.
And Ermlich will be kicking into that wind.
As a result, Chris Little, drawing up a little something or other, not really grass.
He's standing just inside his 40 yard line.
Fair catch called for and made at the 36.
Lakers will take over again there, first at 10 with 8.33, going our third quarter, all knotted at 21 apiece.
between the number six Grand Valley State Lakers, number 19 Michigan Tech Huskies.
Tech will be back at home next week for Hall of Fame weekend and Miners Cup weekend, taking on the Northern Michigan Wildcats.
Meanwhile, Grand Valley's got a rivalry game of their own.
The anchor bone classic against Ferris State next Saturday.
Shuster in shotgun.
Goes to the back.
This is not gonna go anywhere.
Bryce Hurley taken down Nolan shop working defensively Makes the tackle Being two blockers really on that one and while Hurley was looking for some blocks to develop There came the lineman from the back side similar to what we had seen earlier.
I think that was Tommy Donovan's run that was smoked out
by Keel in the backside of the play, almost carbon copy of the weight on that, and as a result, a loss of three on the play for Grand Valley.
Trips right for Schuster here on second down.
Throws, gets hit as he throws, ball is dropped by Vermas.
Pressure off the edge by Jackson Zachary, just barely in time to hit Schuster on the play.
And as a lefty, Schuster really can't see that coming in from the backside of his play.
Zachary coming off the right side of the offensive line.
And it's third down.
And 13.
Drop of 34 yard line of Grand Valley.
Hurley remains the back.
Heiden Unger at the edge of the left side.
Three receivers right.
Ball left hash here for Schuster as Vermas is in motion.
It is a direct snap to Hurley.
I don't know if it was supposed to be.
It looked a little awkward.
And on third and 13, maybe trying to catch the Huskies off guard a little bit, didn't do so that much.
Still picked up a nice gain, but not nearly enough as it's fourth down and eight after a gain of five.
So punt for punt, it looks like we've got here is Sunderman.
Comes back on the field for Grand Valley State.
Lippert stands at his own 20 yard line, Sunderman the benefit of the breeze.
It's a nice kick and Lippert gonna let it go, hopes it runs into the end zone and out of and it will.
Smart move there by Jackson Lippert, kind of followed himself up on one earlier that maybe he should have let go over his head.
This time realizing or understanding the wind a little bit better here lets that one go so the Huskies will start at their own 20 yard line here.
Left hash to get things rolling.
Delgado is going to get the start in the backfield here with Bueno here at the beginning of this drive.
Jake Roof seven carries four yards hasn't really gotten it going there.
Maybe the little extra wiggle from Delgado might find something.
Husky's trying to get that ground attack moving more ways than just the quarterbacks As bueno gonna roll right Waiting throwing back across the middle completes the currents currents with a bit of a shake and he gets hit hard At the 30 yard line a little slow getting up on the play and he's favoring his shoulder a little bit.
He's gonna jog off the field I Think he's okay the way he tossed that ball back.
He's just gonna take a second to
Recollect himself and Anthony Martin will check it in his place.
First and 10 at the 30 yard line.
Now for Michigan Tech's offense.
For Kearns that is catch number five for him on the day.
And off his fake to Delgado.
Bueno around the edge cannot high step his way away from the tackle.
But a nice design naked boot there for
Bueno and Troy Temple just able to get enough of him before he breaks free break big gain.
That one was good for 10 yards and another Michigan Tech first down.
Temple's shoelace tackle the only thing preventing that one from big yardage.
Just because Elliott's run for a lot of yards today and this season, matter of fact this season he's at 500 plus yards, 550 or so.
Don't forget Buenos got the ability to run to Delgado a little bit of shake gets himself across the 45-yard line Dancing around a little bit in the backfield looking for those gaps a couple of pulling offensive linemen got around somebody in the backfield that look like Tyus Jackson for Tori and Wyatt and Temple they are able to take him down to 46 gain of six
Alex Bueno came in with almost 500 rushing yards for his career so far.
Man jumps, free play, Huskies gonna gun it.
And Larner incomplete, no second flag.
Larner a little slow to turn his head with Temple in coverage there, but the Huskies get the offside flag and extra snapper clapped there from Bueno.
Offside, defense number 57, five yard penalty results in a first down.
Was done quickly to get Isaiah Johnson in the neutral zone at the snap.
Good job by Bueno Free five you'll take it puts it in the Grand Valley State Territory and a first down at the Laker 49 That's the seventh penalty for the Lakers called here today saw each team have about a dozen I think last week in the game against Roosevelt
Plano gonna move the pocket to the right again sets his feet guns it down the sideline liner hand fighting an incomplete pass That should have been a flag in my opinion There was some real face guarding there for Deontay Pippen Lot of hand fighting lots of contact down there most of which was initiated It looked like by the defensive back Tech fans you can hear not very happy right now
He didn't really make a play on the ball.
He was just running right through Abram Larner.
No flag was thrown, so no foul.
Second and 10.
And the handoff goes to Delgado.
Looking for some running room again.
Spins his way ahead.
Gain him maybe two.
See if they give him three to the 46 yard line.
Under five minutes to go third quarter.
We're all square 21-21.
Lakers the only score here on the second half so far.
Huskies led 21-14 at half.
Huskies now with a third and eights.
Marked him back at the 47 yard line following the tackle.
Larner's going to join Martin on the right side.
We've got to tie him out.
Play clock was down to nine.
First charge timeout, Michigan Tech.
But I think what Coach Metlack was seeing in the setup from the defense for Grand Valley just wasn't going to be as conducive for success on that play.
So it takes a timeout to see if they can readjust.
There just wouldn't have been enough time to audible out of something there with the under 10 on the play clock.
So hold on to this here Huskies and Lakers 21 a piece again.
Michigan Tech has Northern Michigan here at Curly Stadium next week with a 12 noon kickoff.
Whereas Grand Valley State will host Ferris State at three o'clock next Saturday.
You can watch both games live on Flow College.
I have broadcast for you on the radio here on Mix 93 home of the Huskies.
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Here the broadcast with Steve Lloyd Jones didn't get a chance to talk to Steve at all today normally I do but had a lot of extra preparation going in this morning We do some scheduling conflicts and then get a chance to talk to Steve at all before or Tim not for that matter always enjoy talking to those guys whether it's Here at home or visiting down the road at Lubbers Stadium
So third and eight Huskies will try again here with a different setup.
They're gonna put Delgado out Split to the left side he'll motion across Play action fakes to him standing in the pocket gunning down the side a seam there and getting knocked down was larner and again no flag Not sure what happened down the field there why it was just a collection of legs that got larner out of there because bueno
through it to a place where Larner might have ended up being, but wasn't.
There he is with Temple, and essentially picked by the second defensive back, Josh Anderson out there.
I think he very easily could have called a pass interference penalty on that, but not the call, so Tech will look to punt it, and Little's gonna be back to return around his own 10 yard line.
We'll see if Ermlich can get this to a corner somewhere.
Gets a good piece of it little that's it bounce it checks up at the 10 down around the 5-yard line.
It's picked up there Little trying to get out of the way of the return Basically set up the block and got steamrolled by Jaden Bender on the play But the worst field position of the day now for Grand Valley State to start they're gonna be back
at their own five and a half yard line or so.
Tied at 21 with 4-10 to go, third quarter.
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Quick throw to the outside gets Kellan Reed involved.
He is stacked up on a nice open field tackle by Terrence Martin.
Fought through the block there of Vermas And was still able to make the tackle there Gain of eight on the play brings up second down and two for the Lakers And Schuster
He'll grab the snap and hand off to his tail back, Kellen Russell-Dixon.
Bottled up with a line, got to the 15, but I think he needed to cross the 15 for a first down, so that's not going to be enough.
It'll be third down.
And Lakers today, two of eight on third down, same as the Huskies.
High coverage there for stamps on Reed.
It's gonna be Russell Dixon instead and he's gonna have the first down.
Pyle pushes ahead far enough to get it and the Lakers convert on third.
So they get the ball to the 19 yard line, Lakers out of the shadows of their own uprights.
And now quite literally there are some thin shadows there of those uprights in the south end zone Stretching their way to Near the ten yard line and now those no longer a factor there As Schuster drops back to pass steps up in the pocket a little bit off balance throws and completes looks like Kellen Reid again has the reception and the first down tackle made by Dakota Blackwell
Cross the 30 near the 32 yard line.
Read the leader in the nation in touchdowns, yards, yards per game.
Had to work for it a little bit harder here today.
But still piling up some numbers.
Most important one for the Huskies though is that read is not.
Got into the end zone as a run here for Olin Isaac is going to get near the 40 yard line almost a bobble or a miss on that handoff attempts coming across there.
It was a little bit more than just maybe a bobble.
There was actually one there as Russell Dixon coming across in the jet motion.
The zone read on the play and Olin Isaac held it in there for so long he almost dropped it.
He was still able to pick up seven when it was all said and done.
He's gonna run again here on second down, waiting for some blocks, and eventually the pile gets ahead to the 42 yard line, still yard shy of the first down before Michigan Tech's able to greet him.
Mind change here, Miller, Schopp, Isaacson back in, Jones.
Keel and Schwartz off from the front.
Third and one.
And it's a run and it's Kellen Russell-Dixon.
That's close to a first down.
This might depend on the spot.
It looks like fourth, but will it be?
Lakers, of course, pointing for a first down.
Huskies, pointing the other way.
And it is currently showing his fourth down.
And they'll have to talk about it a little bit as the third quarter comes to an end.
Will the Lakers go for it from their own 42 on fourth and inches?
We'll have to let you know when we come back after three quarters.
Number 19, Michigan Tech, 21.
Number 6, Grand Valley, 21.
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Old four fingers high put a fresh 15 on the clock.
It is time for the fourth quarter and the Grand Valley State Lakers on a fourth and inches from their own 42 yard line are going to bring an offensive group out onto the field.
Olin Isaac the running quarterback.
Looks like he's in right now.
Perhaps an extra offensive lineman even for Grand Valley State tight end.
They've got the defensive lineman, Tyus Jackson as a fullback right now.
They need the 43 to get the first down.
Anil and Isaac's gonna run it and he's gonna have it and he's gonna have a lot more.
He's gonna have the whole thing.
30, 20, 10 touchdown.
Fourth and inches.
And he got everything.
Olanizak with the keeper, which you somewhat predicted would happen on that play.
But as Michigan Tech was trying to clog up the inside of that line, Olanizak found a little bit of breathing room to run off right guard.
Maybe even right tackle if it was out that far.
and there wasn't a whole lot of defense far away from the ball.
As a result, Olin Isaac just had a foot race to the end zone and he won that one.
Extra point for Basic is good and with 14-51 to go in the fourth quarter, Grand Valley State has taken their first lead of the day, 28-21.
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So the first truly big play the Huskies have probably given up on the day.
Well, maybe we'll call it the second, I guess, is Russell Dixon's 36-yard run earlier was a big play, but Zach Olanizak going 58 yards on a fourth and inches was enough for a touchdown in the Grand Valley State Lakers.
Take the lead, 28-21.
Now that wind is starting to be a bit of a factor out there.
Ball comes.
Rolling off the tee for Matthew Basick.
It's gonna put the pressure on the Husky offense here who has been up and down a little bit over the course of the game.
Lakers right now at 329 yards of total offense courtesy of that big run.
Huskies at 193.
Fielding is Abram Larner and he is not gonna have a big return on this one as he
Met a couple of Lakers right around the 20 yard line and it was stopped there on special teams.
So here comes the offense.
Plenty of time, nothing to really feel pressured or urgent about, I guess.
Jake Ruff will check back into the backfield here.
He's been held to just four rushing yards today.
Huskies has a hole of 79 on the ground.
Lippert, motioning into the backfield here.
And it's going to be a reverse option to Abram Larner.
Larner trying to get around the edge and then stretching himself out, unable to evade the hands of Deontay Pippen.
Interesting play design, trying to get the Lakers thinking about a lot of different things on that play.
But in the end, a whole lot of candy gets you two yards.
Excellent work by Pippen staying at home on that play.
Huskies will spread it out with four receivers.
Had a man jump but didn't enter the neutral zone.
Mcthrow too tall looking for Anthony Martin incomplete.
Might have needed to be that high though because there was the outstretched hands of Jimmy Downs, the linebacker we had to get it over the top of on that play.
So it's third and eighths and the Huskies have only picked up two of a previous eight third downs Really like to pick up a third down conversion here And bueno play action fake slings it across the middle it's tipped and dropped by Jimmy Downs
He had the interception in his hands and couldn't cradle it down to the ground.
That's why he plays defense in the old Birds of the Madden NFL game.
And that's going to result in another punt attempt here for Michigan Tech and Ermlich.
Averaging about 36 and a half per punt, many of which have come into the wind.
It's going to get the benefit of the wind at his back this time around.
Husky's gonna adjust their protections a little bit.
See if the Lakers gonna try and come after this and steal a close possession.
Ermlich's gonna get the kick away.
Fielded at the 32 yard line by Little and Drew Hepner again with a nice open field.
Special teams tackle.
You know, it's one of those things that...
They've just found a way to identify Chandler Ward was very good at doing that during his time as a long snapper for the Huskies Making his way downfield and getting involved in the tackling
I
mean the first key thing to being a long snapper is you get the long snap right and he does that Then anything you get after that is gravy and
There's a lot of gravy right now for Drew Hepner who's made his way downfield for another tackle.
We've got a flag.
Offense number 78.
Five yard penalty, first down.
False start called on the offense.
That's Harbour, whistled for that.
Back him up five
yards.
So first in 15 from the 31 yard line for Grand Valley State.
Peterson will motion off to the left and Schuster will throw to the right, completes the kill and read and some open field looking to run and he will drive his way across the 40 carrying Bolden for a few moments.
Up to the 42 yard line gain of 11 on the play brings up second in four.
And for Reed that has catch number nine and will push him over 100 yards again today.
Burmas the only other receiver with multiple catches on the day besides Reed.
Snapping the handoff goes to Russell Dixon and he will get his first down carry over the 45 yard line to the 47.
It's like a bit of an offensive line swap as well.
I see Hartman number 77 go out.
Isaac Tavo come in number 72.
So Lakers shifting around some old linemen during the game as well.
We've got Evan Curtis who was listed as I think the left guard is playing right tackle.
And off goes to Hurley.
excuse me, Kenneth Jones, and he meets Agent Zero, Pierce Miller at midfield.
Falls ahead to the 49 yard line here, so second and six.
Kenneth Jones will stay in the backfield here.
He's got a couple carries today.
That I believe was number four on his day.
Shoes through from inside Husky territory hands off to Jones and Jones inside the Huskies 45 yard line Another gonna throw a flag on Jackson Zachary because the wide receiver He had his hands all up in Jackson's grill And then Jackson pushed him and he fell down and now it's gonna be a foul likely against just the Huskies here Hopefully they call both guys just call it a wash
That'll be the right thing to do in this situation.
After the play was over, unfortunately my conduct offense number three.
That 15-yard penalty will be enforced from the end of the run.
The down counts, it is third down.
This is number three's first to my conduct follow of the game.
So instead they do call it on just the Lakers, Corey Sandolf, who again was blocking aggressively with Jackson Zachary, well away from the play, then got his hands into his face and face mask.
And then the little light push off of Zachary as the joust was completing there.
That's when the flag came flying.
Perhaps an embellishment of sorts.
Maybe what the officials were saying right there was icing on the cake of the unsportsmanlike call.
Either way, it goes against Grand Valley and now it's third down from their own 41 meet.
The Husky 43 for a first.
And Schuster stands back, pockets clean, dumps it off to Kenneth Jones and he gets tackled for 45 of Grand Valley and it'll be a punt turn for Sunderman and the Lakers.
Huge penalty on the outside and Sandoff can't take that penalty.
Jackson Zachary certainly couldn't take that penalty for the Huskies either.
He went forced into a third down regardless.
But it made the third down that much more difficult as the penalty went on the Lakers.
And so Zachary got away with it.
Lippert will stand at his own 20 to wait for the punt.
Good kick there and Jacks and Lippert runs away and it comes to the near sidelines.
Abram Larner
with a bit of a trickeration all the way.
House call, touchdown Huskies.
Michigan Tech with the huge fake, making it look like it was going the Lakers sideline.
The ball was actually coming to the Huskies sidelines.
All the Lakers coverage guys bought it and Abram Larner takes it to the house.
What a play.
Kaczarski gonna get ready for the extra point here for Michigan Tech.
Look to even the score at 28 a piece.
Low snap picked up nicely though by Ernlick.
Kick is up and good and it is 28-28.
Abram Larner.
From in the shadow of the Huskies bench area.
Runs it right down the sidelines.
One block on the punter and that was all she wrote.
I don't know that I would give Jackson Lipper an A for his acting, running away from that one.
But it'll be at least a C, a passing grade.
He got the Lakers to buy it.
And now Scott Wooster, I think, is talking to the officials on the far sidelines a little bit about that play.
I mean, I don't know if it was like a late substitution that got Larner onto the field or what exactly allowed that to happen.
Might have to talk to Coach Milbrath about that a little while later.
But Coach Wooster not terribly excited.
He didn't have anybody around to get Larner.
And now a short kick.
Again going to the side of Reed who will field at the 15 yard line up to 25.
Juke's his way to the 30 and pushed into the Laker sideline after a modest return.
28-28 is your score with 10-29 to go here in the fourth quarter.
That scoring drive for the Huskies, all it was was a punt return from Abram Larner.
Good for 75 yards, untouched.
One block down field by Cam Cornette on Evan Sunderman and that was all they needed.
What that does do though is it puts the Huskies defense right back onto the field and they've been on the field a lot.
Lakers have run 59 plays and have had possession for 30 minutes 24 seconds of the day so far.
And up goes the tail back.
It's Kenneth Jones and Jones will get tripped up a little bit by Connor Briones and then some Activity at the bottom of the pile there where Marty Sabah was pulled to the ground In block there from Brett Peterson Ten minutes to go here in the fourth quarter
Lakers averaging almost six yards per play offensively and they've Picked it up a little bit here in the second half again Some of that is skewed with the long run from Olin Isaac for the touchdown earlier And off goes to Kenneth Jones again and rather than cut it To the outside where there might have been a little bit more space he goes back inside and gets stopped for third down at the 34 and a half yard line
Pierce spun right off of that pretty onus again in the mix for a tackle Personel changes for Grand Valley State Reed gonna be spread out wide right five receivers for Schuster in general including the tail back who spread wide left
And Schuster drops back, pressure comes, floats it down the sidelines, incomplete, and a flag!
That's the same penalty that they didn't get with Abram Larner earlier, but this time Jameson Stamps does get it.
Jameson at least got a hand on that.
It's going to be a free 15 at a first down.
That's her appearance.
Defense number four.
15-yard penalty from the previous spot.
Automatic first down.
Husky fans, yeah, not happy.
Not happy at all.
I can see Will Morano out there wearing his Joe Morano shurzy.
I mean, there was definitely contact.
Don't get me wrong.
But that was almost exactly the same defense that Abram Larner had on him earlier in the day that did not get called pass interference.
And Jamison at least turned his head and got an arm on the ball.
But it doesn't matter.
It's first down at the 50.
They gotta move on.
And they will do so with a handoff.
Russell Dixon across the 45, down to the 43 yard line.
Big pickup on first down on the ground and it's gonna bring up second and short for Grand Valley.
77 degrees now outside here.
Some cloud cover providing reprieve from
I guess a relatively low sun at this time of the year now, but still a very warm day out here for October 10th.
Olin Isaac is checked in for the Lakers at quarterback.
Russell Dixon will be his tail.
Right off to his right hip.
Both tight ends offset right side as well.
Second and three.
Olin Isaac to run and he gets pulled down by Nolan's shop.
And Dakota Blackwell takes a little extra shove on the play too.
Things getting a bit chippy down there.
Motion's running high, it's a tight game.
Two top 25 teams right now and it's 28-28 with 7.50 to go in the fourth quarter.
Third down and two.
Olney Zach stays in.
Second tight end lines up as a lead blocker for his tail back.
It's going to be a lead blocker for the quarterback.
Oh, and Isaac left side.
He's got to find a side to go.
And he does get to the edge, racing down the sidelines and out of bounds.
Jaden Bolden forcing him out at that point.
He decided whether or not he wanted to cut inside the Kellen Reid block or outside.
It took him a long time to make that decision.
Trying to get Terrence Martin on skates.
Eventually runs out of bounds around the nine yard line.
and it'll be first and goal Grand Valley here as there is 709 to go in the fourth quarter looking to retake the lead.
Husky's defense is giving up a lot of yards today but it doesn't feel necessarily like they've been giving up lots of yards.
And off to Russell Dixon and he will trip ahead with a tackle made by Blackwell.
Dakota's got to be up near the top of that list, and I think he's in double figures now in terms of tackles.
Not exactly great to have a safety as your number one tackler, but he is good in run support.
Second and six after a short run there.
Schuster is back in, and once again looking towards Russell.
Dicks in now he floats one to the back of the end zone in towards the cameraman and incomplete Third down Huskies were bringing a little bit of pressure there on Schuster And now this third down play a critical one if the Huskies can stop them here force them into a field goal try I'd have to assume with 6-10 to go here Lakers if given that option on for for a fourth down would
Kick the field goal to take the lead, but it all depends I guess and where the ball ends up being so Husky's defense has a task in front of him on third and goal from the six yard line All in Isaac is back in Throws to the end zone towards Reed touchdown Lakers.
I swear that left tackle moves early every time.
It's just like the
Kansas City Chiefs here is a couple years back.
The right tackle was moving early.
Well, it seems like the left tackle is getting an early jump a lot here.
Just at the right time, but the Lakers find Kellan Reed for his 15th touchdown of the season receiving.
He's over a hundred yards on the day and that should be double figures in terms of receptions if I'm not mistaken as well.
Might be nine for a hundred.
Extra point for basic is good.
And it's 35-28 Grand Valley State.
Lakers regain the lead.
Huskies have to answer.
We'll have it when we come back.
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Also, fatigue's gotta be starting to set in for Michigan Tech's defense.
They've been on the field for nearly 35 minutes of this game already.
Michigan Tech has had possession for just under 19 minutes.
As a result, you've seen some of the numbers in yards per play going up for Grand Valley here in the second half.
67 plays 412 total yards and now with a touchdown on a nine-play 69-yard drive for Grand Valley State Zach Olanizak for Kellen Reid for six yards and points.
Kickoff is fielded by Larner at the one.
See what kind of set up the Huskies can have special teams.
Why is another good return for Abram?
Back to the 40-yard line.
Nice return for Abram Larner.
Second good kick return of the day.
To go along with this one punt return for a touchdown and Abram showing off some speed on special teams today.
But it's gonna put the Huskies offense on the field and they've seen their offensive yards per play dwindle here as the game has gone along.
So Grand Valley State's defense has made some plays.
Now Michigan Tech with both quarterbacks in the game.
Haven't seen that yet today.
Bueno in there with Larner.
Larner takes the snap, fakes the throw to Bueno and goes to run and the pile eventually shoved ahead to the 42 or 3 yard line.
Short gain there for Elliott who hasn't had a carry I don't think since the first half of the game, maybe even the first quarter of the game.
It's been pretty limited.
Huskies haven't had a lot of great opportunities to run the football with Larner in the second half.
Bueno back, controlling the snap, play action, here comes Pressure, he gets away from it.
Directing traffic, throws down field and completes it with a man draped all over him.
Abram Larner playing strong against his former team.
Tori and Wyatt had Alex Bueno dead to rights in the backfield, but Bueno staying on his feet and shedding that tackle to make it third in inches.
And I would think barring a loss of yards, this would be a fourth down go for it situation if they don't pick it up here.
I'm always a play ahead on that sort of thing though, so let's play third down and off to Roof and Roof's got the first.
Falls into Grand Valley territory.
Michigan Tech first down.
So first down N10 at the Grand Valley State 49 yard line Huskies now into 200 yards of total offense and well behind Grand Valley's number but Huskies also haven't had the ball as much and made some special teams plays that have Got some auxiliary yardage Say the least Play action looking to throw bueno here comes pressure and he gets sacked
There is a flag down in the defensive backfield though and this may be in the area of a holding against Grand Valley Secondary.
Could be why Bueno couldn't find anybody.
Holding, defense number one.
Ten yard penalty from the previous spot.
Automatic first down.
And there you have it.
The official penalty call there gives Michigan Tech a first down at the Laker 39 yard line.
3-48 to go here in the fourth quarter.
35-28, Grand Valley State's got the lead.
Huskies had a 21-14 lead at half, but the Lakers have controlled the second half, both in time of possession, yardage and points.
And off to Jake Roof, and Roof will bully his way ahead for a gain of three, nearly four on the play.
Huskies sticking to what they do.
Of course, the goal would be to try and not give Grand Valley's offense another chance here in a regulation situation.
Of course, if you find a big play and happens to be there, you take it, otherwise just work your offense.
Elliott checks in at QB here on second down, rolls right, throws and diving to make the catches.
Abram at the 31 yard line, short by the first of two yards.
We're trying to get that Laker defense to think quarterback run.
Elliott who, his completion percentage is maybe not ideal on the season here at this point.
Certainly capable of throwing the football.
Those numbers have
Gone down a little bit as the seasons progressed here and Some film has gotten out there, but Bueno on third down will lead the offense over for Jake Roof Roof's got a lead blocker crosses the 30 and more 20 down to the 15 yard line Tackled there by Grand Valley State and Deontay Pippen at the 15, but Jake Roof took what Was going to be a short game there and that's the breakthrough you were hoping for
A poll from Matthew Dainan, poll from Max Nason, and a Michigan Tech first down.
And we might not get a playoff before the two-minute timeout.
We will not.
This is the two-minute timeout.
Buskies have three timeouts, they get two timeouts in their pocket.
They set the game clock to two minutes.
Lakers have three timeouts.
Huskies have the ball.
Grand Valley's 16-yard line.
When we come back, Lakers 35, Huskies 28.
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Well, to reset things for you here with two minutes to go.
Michigan Tech with the football at Grand Valley State's 16 yard line.
First down and 10.
Lakers leading 35 to 28.
Huskies have two timeouts remaining.
Lakers have three timeouts remaining.
Should those come into play?
Clock will stop on a first down as they reset the ball and place the ball and start to move the chains.
Should that be a factor as well?
As Bueno play action fake throws it to Larner and it's tipped away.
Defense there by Pippen.
Pippen in good position on that one.
And that's just one of those things that's good defense.
Give him credit on that play.
Maybe more of a line drive throw than the situation could have called for, but not by much.
Tight ends, flip to the left side, everything heavy left.
Play clock down to four.
Way to know what to snap.
Naked boot right, nothing is there, spins out of the tackle and sidesteps another one and will lunge ahead for anything positive.
It's going to be a couple yards in the end.
Staying on that was Jimmy Downs and he missed the first tackle.
Gain
of two on the play brings up third down and clock is running right now as he was tackled in bounds.
Huskies now with the two receivers of the short side of the field to the right.
Slot is Larner.
Wide out is Kearns.
Tail back moves, gets the throw, it's Jake Roof to the end zone, touchdown Huskies!
A swing pass to Jake Roof was left open and Michigan Tech is going for two.
At least that's the early look.
The early look is that the Huskies are going for two.
And we'll see if Michigan Tech ends up with a timeout down to 12 on the play clock here.
Down to seven.
Five, four, timeout.
Yep, wanted to see how the Lakers line up on this Michigan Tech.
Interesting choice though.
Again, you are the home team in this situation for the minute and five seconds to go and the momentum that
Grand Valley has on defense or on offense rather you start to think a little bit okay you know what I don't know if our defense can stop Grand Valley on another possession especially with the explosiveness that they
have.
You know, do you want to force yourself into an overtime situation or?
You know, you're still kind of the your I guess not kind of you are the underdog you have one loss Lakers have none You were Not expected maybe to beat Grand Valley State your rank number 19 their rank number six But Huskies instead look like they're bringing the field goal team out instead kick the extra point
Here comes Heppner.
Here comes Kucharski.
And now the extra point attempt coming as they'll get the ball and players and everything set.
Heppner to snap.
Irmlich to hold.
Kucharski to kick.
took his partially blocked but is good and is 35-35 see Michael Bates down there and his cowboy had I'm pretty sure he bought that on the Midwestern state trip 35-35 took a big deep sigh of relief when that ball went through and we are all even
At 35, 10 plays 60 yards for the Michigan Tech scoring drive right there.
You leave 105 and a full compliment of timeouts for Grand Valley State to try and get into position.
Let me see if I've got some numbers that I can provide on anything here.
Somewhere, I'm sure, in the depths of all that I've got.
I can get the answer I'm searching for.
Let's see here.
Looks like the longest kick that Matthew Basic has made in his career is 41 yards, that seems unlikely, but possible.
He'll also be into the wind should that situation.
come up here so Lakers would have to get a lot of yardage but we'll worry about that later as Kaczarski bangs one down the field into the end zone and a touch back.
Avery coming out for that kick to make sure that one got deep.
They have gone shorter with Ermlich over the course of the day today.
In part, I don't know if it has anything to do with Avery's injury situation from last week that they've got Ermlich doing that and the punting today or if
Part of it's just a game-plan thing to not kick it as far and not give their returning weapons the opportunity to run before the coverage team can get there.
35-35, 1-05 to go, fourth quarter.
Andrew Schuster's got his offense on a sun-soaked Sherman field.
Starting at their own 25-yard line.
Backs up, dumps one to the outside.
It's completed to Russell Dixon.
Swing pass there to the tail back and he's out of bounds at the 41 yard line.
That took five seconds to get 16 yards and you kept your time out.
Dakota Blackwell credited with the stop on that one.
Here's where you need a big play from somebody.
Interception, force a fumble.
Some kind of negative play with a sack or what have you.
Last minute of regulation time.
Schuster dumps it off.
This one goes to Tommy Donovan and he's spinning his way around and will not go down until finally at the 49 yard line they blow dead forward progress.
Anna Lakers.
We'll take a timeout.
Tommy Donovan with a bit of a wide receiver screen of sorts here.
And just holding on for dear life at his feet.
I think that's
Black, is that?
Grand Valley.
Clock operator,
please reset the game box in 50
seconds.
5-0.
Now they let an extra 5 seconds run off the clock.
They'll bump that back up to 50 here as you heard our head referee just mention a few moments ago.
Eventually, there it goes.
We're up to 50 seconds.
Ball is just shy of midfield, so it will be second down here for Grand Valley State.
Needs the Michigan Tech 49 for a first down.
Still two timeouts.
Still can utilize the sidelines.
Lots there for Grand Valley State to still work with.
Try to see if the Huskies can get home.
on Schuster here at some point.
And Schuster grabs the snap.
Pressure comes and it is dropped incomplete looking for Tommy Donovan.
Nolan's shop getting into the kitchen of Schuster.
Almost being blocked into him in some capacity there by the offensive lineman and it is third down for Grand Valley with 45 seconds to go.
All knotted up at 35.
Grand Valley State with the football, just short of midfield.
Two timeouts remain, third and
two.
And Schuster's snap goes to Russell Dixon.
He is stacked up in midfield.
And a timeout, I think, coming for Grand Valley, or maybe not.
They're going to see.
They call it fourth down in the Lakers.
May just decide to take this one to overtime.
They do not have to snap the ball again.
And the Huskies made the stop in Grand Valley.
Not in any hurry to get to the line of scrimmage here.
And we are gonna go to overtime.
Unless they take a timeout here in the last couple seconds, Uskies are gonna take the timeout instead with seven seconds to go.
Third and final charge timeout.
Interesting decision.
Game clock operator, please reset the clock to 10 seconds.
10 seconds.
Well, what a day for football reunion day.
Lot of former Huskies in attendance here today and the most notable ones down in front of me here Michael Bates, Jr.
Will Murano Making the trek up here to Houghton once again Trying to will their team to victory over Grand Valley State
It's not happened a lot in series history.
Grand Valley, I think, has won all but four matchups all time between these two teams.
As I would have expected, Zach Olanizak comes in.
He busted one on fourth and short for a touchdown earlier.
Huskies might want to keep somebody a little further back on defense just in case they go for it again.
It is Olanizak to run.
And the pile's gonna be around the first down marker.
It might be short line judge on this side says no Far side says maybe with two seconds to go did they stop him?
Well, we're gonna see what's gonna happen here First down who will be first down Huskies on a turnover on downs or will be first down Lakers it looks
Close enough to be first down Lakers.
I think they're gonna have to measure this.
The officials time out for a measurement.
All right, let's see.
Who's got the first down after the measurement?
Huskies walking their offense out on the field.
They think it's gonna be their football.
Oddly enough Lakers defense is huddled up thinking it's going to be Huskies football as well.
I think the fans will tell you everything you need to know once the officials spots it and gives us the signal.
Coach Metlek and the entire offense can't believe they're giving him a first down on that Coach Daniels Wow there Lakers get the first down second charge time out
Grand Valley.
Well, the fans are voicing their displeasure down below me.
I will allow them to do so.
Two seconds.
And they will put it to four seconds.
So let's see.
Husky's gonna put three players back.
Inside the 10-yard line right now to prevent possible Hail Mary Lakers have Olin Isaac in the game and now the defenders are gonna jog up a little bit closer Still have one man back at the 20 Olin Isaac's gonna run and he's gonna get tackled by Joe Murano at the 48 yard line
It's all academic.
We're going to O-T.
We are going to overtime.
The second time at home this season, 60 minutes is not enough.
And a classic with us here today at Curly Stadium will take us a little bit longer to straighten out.
Through regulation time, Grand Valley State 73 plays 440 yards.
Through 60 minutes, Michigan Tech 48 plays 245 yards.
And possession time heavily weighted in favor of Grand Valley State nearly 36 to 24 in time of possession.
But the only...
Numbers that will matter is the score and right now it's 35 to 35 and the teams will eventually meet here at midfield for another coin toss and I will head down there and see what our head referee Josh Luzak's microphone can tell us here during this overtime coin toss.
Grand Valley, we're still the visitor.
You'll get to call the toss.
The winner of the toss gets the options of offense, defense, or end of the field.
What is your call?
Tails.
Tails.
Tails is the call.
Same coin as earlier.
Do you see it's a
head?
You want the toss to go on defense.
Which end of the field would you like to play on?
To begin overtime, Grand Valley will start on the 25 yard line.
First to 10.
Good luck, gentlemen.
All right, they have selected the North End zone away from the scoreboard for this overtime session in which Grand Valley State will possess the ball first.
Unless the Huskies score a defensive touchdown, Huskies will get the ball second, knowing what they need to either win or continue the game.
Second time we've faced overtime this season.
Of course, many of you will remember a game that happened here just a few weeks ago against Upper Iowa.
Upper Iowa was unable to convert the extra points in their overtime touchdown.
Huskies were, and that was why Tech won 33-32.
Huskies defense back out there.
And I don't know how tired they are after 36 minutes and 74 plays against them, but I think they've got a little juice behind them right now Andrew Schuster will be in shotgun here back at his own 30 yard line to pass Sings it down the field and it's incomplete looking towards the general range of Kellan Reed who was covered by Jayden Bolden in an incomplete pass
Huskies not letting Reed get in behind them there.
Really double covered in some capacity as Terence Martin was in the area for the Huskies defense as well.
Second and 10 from the 25 yard line.
Pierce, Nolan, Brendan up front.
Maudy and Chase in the middle with Zachary, Jackson Zachary, Joe Murano on the outsides of that front.
Olanizak to run, tries his way up the gut, and is stopped by Nolan Shopp and by Dakota Blackwell.
Shopp, I think, pretty much the man on that play again.
Nolan Shopp has had a really nice day for the Huskies defensively.
Numbers might not show it per se.
Well, that's going to be tackle number seven, I believe.
Defensive lineman, not too shabby.
Third down and eight after a gain of just two by Olin Isaac.
Schuster's back in for the Lakers.
Pressure's coming.
Schuster evades initially, rolling out right off armside.
He will get popped on the play out of bounds and he looks to be feeling that one.
Who made that hit?
Jameson stamps I think made that hit and Schuster slow to get up Stamps right through the chest of Andrew Schuster And we've got a bit of a delay here as Schuster collects himself
And Ole'Nezak, I assume, is gonna be the quarterback coming out for the play, although on fourth down, they go for the field goal.
Timeout Grand Valley.
Grand Valley is challenging the rolling on the field.
There's no targeting.
Play is under review.
Yeah, there is no head contact whatsoever that I could see from mine.
It looked like Jameson Stamps went right through the chest and shoulders of Andrew Schuster.
He had a pretty good look at it a little bit ago.
Coming around the edge, he is coming down.
And I don't see any helmet to helmet contact whatsoever.
Maybe the face mask upon contact hits the crown of Stamps' helmet, but that was not initiated on that play in any way.
That should not be targeting, and it should be forced down.
I've looked at many a replay over the course of time and have been wrong far too many times to want to count.
To me, that does not feel like targeting.
It feels like a good hard hit, clean hit by Jamison Stamps on the outside.
But it will not be for me to determine.
And it will be a big decision to be made in this game because if it's targeting, it's a first down.
If it's not, it's fourth down and I would assume Grand Valley is going to go for points at the 18 yard line.
Really nice crowd in attendance here today.
Didn't get an attendance number at all.
Don't know if we'll get one before the end of the game or end of the broadcast, but a really nice crowd here for a beautiful day on
Football reunion day.
And let's hope for good news as
a Hustler fan.
To review the
roof on the field is upheld.
There is no targeting on the play.
Grand Valley has lost their timeout for this first overtime series.
Court down.
All right, so that will bring out the field goal team.
It appears Matthew Basic on the field.
Fold from Sunderman is going to be around the 25 yard line on the right hash.
So a 35 yard kick with the wind behind him.
For the most part.
Of course, the Huskies have to make sure they also don't jump.
Box on the hold!
Sunderman jumps the football!
And the Lakers do recover, but they score no points in this overtime.
Huskies need a field goal to
win.
Sunderman just took his eye off the ball for a split second to go put it down and as he did it came free of his hands and chaos ensued.
Huskies will get the ball to 25 yard line with a chance to win.
35-35.
Alex Bueno will lead the team back on offense here.
Jake Roof will be in the backfield.
Perotite ends on the right side.
Receiver to either side for Bueno.
Keeps this one himself.
Daylight to the 10, to
the 5.
Touchdown Huskies.
Tech wins in overtime.
Oh, he stepped out of bounds at the three.
I'd love to see the replay to know as we get a look at it here.
Passes a side step to the left to get around the defender.
And the foot is, yep, out of bounds.
Well then.
Let's try it again.
He was out of bounds.
So the fans may not appreciate it.
They cannot see the replay.
He was out of bounds.
So back to it here first in goal.
Bueno keeps it on the ground, looks for some blocks, gets tied up with Tyus Jackson and slung down for a
loss.
A lot of bounds there, forces the offense to stay on the field here.
Well looked to be a game winning run there on first down, first play of Huskies overtime session.
Didn't get 25 yards, got 22 and a half yards and now on second in goal from the five yard line, the Huskies will bring Roof back into the backfield.
Keep the tight ends in the game as well.
It goes to Jake.
Jake pushes his way towards the end zone, he's just short.
Just short, third and goal.
Third and goal.
Husky's gonna bring in two running backs in place of the two wide receivers inside the one.
This looks like push, push territory.
Cornets and roof and Delgado in behind Bueno.
The snap.
Touchdown!
This one counts!
Huskies win!
And a couple of Lakers and Huskies combining in the end zone.
They're trying to get it as the Huskies team comes in to celebrate with the rest of their
teammates.
The
Lakers give up the touchdown in overtime.
41-35, Michigan Tech wins.
We will head down to the field to get some conversation with Coach Metlack and others.
An upset in-hought number 19 takes down number 6.
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Welcome back here on field level.
Let's get that turned right here.
Huskies get a win here today.
And we're going to get a quick meeting of the individual groups here in just a second.
And then we'll get head coach then Metlack in the mix as the Huskies upset Grand Valley State 41-35 here today, number 19 over number six.
Wasn't easy sometimes it wasn't pretty but big plays made when big plays needed to be played Huskies got it done and A Grand Valley State team obviously very good Huskies team proving they are also very good and we'll need to be reckoned with here this season
And
we'll get coach Metlack here in a second as he's
Was talking with quarterbacks He's got TV it looks like lined up already people with cameras getting going right away We're gonna get that here in just a second We'll wait for For that here obviously you can hear guys down in the field their excitement about what's happened here today Well
It hasn't happened a lot in Husky football history.
That Grand Valley State has been beaten by Michigan Tech.
I got coach Millbrath.
I'm going to bring you here quick because one of the big plays of today's game happened courtesy of one of your units, the punt return from Abram Larner.
Jackson's not going to win an Emmy for his acting running to the other
side of the field.
But clearly he got a passable grade.
What kind of goes into a play like that?
And why did you think that was the right time to
call?
The thing was they were punting against the wind, so we felt like we could get a gunner to.
get back to where the ball was going to get punted to is going to be a shorter punt and then knowing that they were a really good boundary punt team.
Their punter is outstanding and he's good directional punter so our kind of our thought all week was be able to take advantage of what they are good at right and see if they'll just take some bait and at that moment in the game obviously we needed a little bit of change up in some things and to kind of bring the momentum back to our side so felt like that was a good time to call that return and things just worked out very fortunate for us and Abe was cleaned on the sideline right.
Yeah and you know what it didn't hurt the fact that he had the big
run early in the game to set up your offense.
Coach talks all the time about needing to come out fast and especially against a team like Grand Valley.
You let them get any momentum early and it's an even bigger uphill battle.
So how big was that for your team and your sidelines to have him have that big 80 yard return?
Yeah.
So, you know, we talked about that all week too is, you know, in the last few years, we're within a score.
We, you know, we're playing a close game.
There's two or three plays in the middle of the game that dictate how the rest to get played out because we started slow, right?
And we let them dictate everything.
So I think for us to be able to come
out there, pick up our assignments, and let Abe get loose on that kick return to open the game.
Really just, I think, give a spark of confidence to the whole team that, yeah, we're here to play, right?
We're not here to feel things out, but play our game right from the get-go.
And for us, it worked out well.
Our guys did.
They stuck with it.
And even when things started to go in the other way a little bit, and they took the lead in the second half, our guys stuck with it, right?
And understood that they're not doing anything to mess us up.
As long as we execute what we need to, things are going to end up in our favor.
So hats off to our guys for sticking with the plan and everything that they were taught all week.
that they stuck with and the things that they're good at right and so they didn't have to do anything different than other than their jobs so hats off to those guys.
It was a
big upset in 2010 I think you know a thing or two about that game how does this compare feeling wise from when you guys upset number one when you were a player to now seeing your guys how excited they are for this
upsetting other top 10 team yeah and you know to be honest with you when our guys kind of stormed the field at the end after we walked that one it was just a rush of
bring it back 16 years, kind of how we felt as players coming off the sideline.
And you know what, right now, it's hard to really take in what one's going to be more or what's bigger.
I know it depends on the group of people, right?
Obviously, this one's big for our program for this year, right?
So that's going to hold more weight with me right now.
But if you go back to my team, made some my time playing and those guys, right?
Obviously, at that time and place, that was the biggest thing we'd done, right?
And our biggest football win.
So both carry pretty equal weight right now.
But at the end of the day, right, they're all
going to be memorable down the road for everybody involved, whether on the coaching side of it or on the players side of it.
So again, hats off to our guys for sticking with everything and playing right till the end, right?
Absolutely.
Well, enjoy this one here today.
Tomorrow you can say it's only one game, and then it's on to that
team down from Marquette.
Team down the road, that's right.
We already talked about that.
So they'll enjoy tonight.
And then as we turn the calendar to tomorrow, it's northern on the clock, right?
So we've got big fish to fry, and we'll keep it moving forward.
Sounds good.
Coach Milbrat, thank you very
much.
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Some big special teams plays certainly one of the keys to a victory for Michigan Tech here on this Saturday afternoon and again a beautiful day out here.
temperatures, skies, fans, you couldn't have asked for a better day for this to happen here and it moves us along and now let's get coach Matlack over here after coach Millbrath warmed you up a little bit here.
Just kind of overall thoughts on getting a win like this at home today in front of what was an amazing crowd.
Yeah, proud of the guys.
Happy for the guys, the staff put a ton of work into it.
And we talked to them on Monday.
Felt like this is going to be the outcome, not necessarily how it went, but felt like we had the team to beat this team.
And proud of them for how we played.
I thought we stayed with it.
It was one play at a time.
Regardless of the momentum shifts, guys stayed in it, positive on the sideline the whole time, and obviously we took advantage of our opportunities when we had them, whether it be special teams, defense there, offensively, and made enough big plays to stay in it.
And then, of course, we get an overtime.
We've been there before.
They hadn't.
So we felt good about that part.
That was kind of the decision-making when we didn't go for two.
I'm just proud of the guys.
It's awesome.
It's a big one that I know a lot of the guys in the field, a little emotional about, you know, beating Grand Valley, something that doesn't happen all that often, you know, in program history.
It can be one of those launching points here.
How do you use a momentum from a game like this to fuel the rest of the season?
Yeah, I mean, it's the next one on the schedule.
I feel like when we came into campus here, we had high expectations for ourselves.
So, you know, they enjoy it for tonight.
We wake up tomorrow in northern Michigan's on the clock and we're on to the next.
So I don't want to
take anything away from the guys right everybody's happy right now we should enjoy this for a little bit but when we wake up tomorrow it's on to the next this one can't linger just because we beat a team we haven't beaten a long time so next one on the schedule and then we move on and I think you guys did a good job of not
letting things linger there were a few calls that felt like could have gone the other directions that you know maybe put you a little bit behind where you thought you were gonna be but great resilience from the guys had just pushed that behind and then move on to the
next play you know what it we'll look at it on film I mean some of the calls are
I don't want to get in trouble, so I'm not going to say anything more than that.
But another thing I'm proud of the guys for, I mean, even when I was losing my mind on the sideline, I had players talking about flush and move on.
So obviously the message throughout the week, you know, control what you could control and keep it moving, right?
We can't do anything about the refs.
I think anytime you play GV,
There's going to be some calls that we feel like go against us.
It's just how it's always gone.
So we'll look at the film.
But those are things that we can't control.
And I thought our guys did a nice job handling the evening in those tense moments.
How about some flowers for
Abe here today?
He got to play against his former team.
And I felt like maybe there might have been a little extra juice for him a few moments there.
But big kick return to get things started.
The punt return, obviously what he did in the receiving game, really stepped up big in a game like today.
Yeah.
He's a
special player.
I think if we would have had to play right away on Sunday of last week, he was ready to go.
Had to do a job of kind of controlling his emotions throughout the week so that he didn't get too hyped up and so on.
But he's a gamer, competitive kid.
Give him a chance against his old squad and whatever the motivation he needs.
He plays the same way every week, but made some huge plays today.
And very grateful that he's on our team.
All right,
coach, we'll go let you celebrate with the rest of the guys.
Congratulations on a big win here at home today.
Appreciate it.
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41-35 in overtime.
Huskies get the win over Grand Valley State here today.
I have a feeling that this field's not going to clear of family, friends, and players for quite a while here.
They're going to enjoy this game here today for sure.
Again, it's
It's just one win.
It counts for one win, but Grand Valley is always one of those teams that you look at at the beginning of the schedule and you just know it's going to be a battle.
They're a well-coached team.
They've got a lot of good athletes.
They've won a lot of games for a reason.
And to be able to vanquish them here today, it's going to help.
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Clearly, coach Booster had said pregame in the little clip that we heard here is that he had the Huskies ranked higher than number 19 in the country.
The coach's poll, he votes for it.
He had the Huskies higher than that.
He knew what they were capable of and we were able to prove him right today and able to do so with a big victory here.
never know there there could always be a chance that the teams meet again at some point in the future but it will be on the northern michigan next week we'll talk more about this one from the press box in just a little bit 41 35 in overtime number 19 michigan tech takes down number six grand valley here on mix 93
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Welcome back to Curly Stadium where I am winded after making my way from field level, but a huge win for the Huskies here today.
Again, as we look back in history between these two teams, Grand Valleys clearly got the advantage overall in this.
And I want to double check the number just to be sure.
Coming into today's game, Grand Valley won 10 straight against the Huskies and were 34 and four overall against Michigan Tech.
The last win coming back in 2014, which was a playoff here for Michigan Tech.
And of course, I mentioned the 2010 game that Coach Milbrath had played in.
Otherwise, you're looking at 1984 and 1977.
So it's a rare occurrence.
And credit to Grand Valley for being as consistent and good of a program as they've been through all these years and being able to compile such a great record.
And it's not just the Huskies that they have that kind of record against.
I mean overall as a program they've won like 70 plus percent of all games that they've ever played.
So clearly a good team and you know it's
It's one of those days here today where the seniors who've been around this program for so long now, Brandon DeVries a bit emotional on the field after he's been waiting for the chance to say he's beaten Grand Valley and they've come close before.
They've also been blown out before and today he gets to celebrate a victory.
to have beaten Grand Valley.
Now, next thing on the list is to continue that winning streak against Northern Michigan, which, you know, that will be its own share of challenges next week.
So they'll turn the page on it next week, tomorrow, really, but enjoy it here today.
41-35, your final score.
Let's get to some of your final numbers here for today's game, and a lot of them really in the end, leaning towards Grand Valley State.
first downs Grand Valley 2317 rushing attempts 45 to 31 and 251 rushing yards in the end for the Lakers five and a half a clip Huskies 31 for 131 at a little over four Lakers were 20 of 32 passing 493 yards no interceptions a pair actually a trio of touchdowns on the day between Schuster and all in these act
Huskies meanwhile had a pair of touchdowns from Alex Bueno and through 13 completions 21 attempts 139 yards overall 77 plays for Grand Valley State 444 yards Huskies 52 for 270 yards per play still did favor Grand Valley by about a half a yard or so per play but
Lakers had the ball for 36 minutes of regulation to compare to 24.
Third down conversions, Michigan Tech started to convert some of those there later.
Three of four in the fourth quarter and two of three in overtime did not go for any fourth downs in the end.
Grand Valley was good on third downs for a bulk of the day.
The only thing that they really struggled I guess was in the second quarter.
8 of 13 passing, didn't get a whole lot of rushing yards, didn't convert third downs.
So the second quarter is an area that they'll probably look at on film and be like, that was a missed opportunity for us to do certain things.
And either take the lead or otherwise put themselves in a better position to win the game in the end.
Penalties Grand Valley took 10 penalties for 77 yards husky 6 for 69 yards punts 5 and 6 respectively for each team and Those are the total numbers on the day the big numbers though that Michigan Tech looks at here kick returns four of them for 140 yards including an 81 yard return from Abram Larner to set up the first touchdown and then one punt return total the 74 yard punt return TD for Larner there as well so special
teams contributing to 214 yards.
So you add that into what Grand Valley had, and that's where things kind of evened themselves out in the end yardage-wise.
Individuals for Grand Valley, Schuster 18 of 30 for 181, two touchdowns, Olin Isaac 2 for 2, 12 yards and a score.
You also rush nine times for 118 yards, including the 58-yard score.
Russell Dixon a game high 16 carries for 86 yards Jones 6 for 18 Hurley 8 for 13 Schuster 2 for 12 Donovan 2 for 4 Reed 1 for 3 and Sunderman credit it I guess with a loss of three yards on a rush on the The field goal drop on the
Kellen Reid had a great game here today.
He didn't bust a huge one.
He had a long of 30.
Still got nine catchers, 100 yards and a touchdown.
So he keeps his prodigious numbers going this season.
Vermas had four for 36 yards.
Also a touchdown.
Sandolf one for 12.
Russell Dixon one for 16.
Jones two for nine.
Donovan two for eight.
And Unger a two yard touchdown reception.
Huskies only completed 13 passes, seven of which went to Abram Larner for 89 yards and a touchdown.
Bryce Kerns at 4 for 36.
Jake Roof had the 14 yard touchdown in the end of regulation and Samuel Delgado had a catch but did not gain any yardage.
Leading rusher on the day for Michigan Tech was Alex Bueno who finished with 49 yards in the ground.
Elliott Larner finished with 44.
Each of them had found the end zone Larner twice.
Jake Roof 11 for 28.
started out slow, started to pick things up a little bit more towards the end.
Delgado two for eight and Larner, Abram Larner one for two.
And that's where the individual numbers there stack up.
From a tackling perspective, the leader on the day was Dakota Blackwell had a really strong game from Michigan Tech defensively.
11 total tackles, including seven solo stops.
And a lot of them were big open field tackles that he made that were big ones for the Huskies.
Chase Cook doing Chase Cook things, 10 stops.
relatively quietly, I guess.
Jameson Stamps was good today.
He had eight tackles.
Maudi Sabah had eight of them himself.
Nolan Schopp was huge along that defensive line.
Five stops, including a tackle for loss.
Seven total tackles, I should say five solo stops.
Jackson Zachary was seven.
Jaden Bolden was six.
Pierce Miller had five.
Really a great
overall team effort in a lot of those defensive plays and you need it.
This is one of those teams where you can't give them a lot of extra opportunities and today the Huskies defense made a lot of open field tackles when they needed to.
There wasn't a lot of broken ones and leading to a lot of big plays and that's a key to victory against a team like Grand Valley that's so explosive.
that if you can make those tackles when they're there and not let them slip through, that's going to be a huge bonus for you.
On the Lakers side, Kel with a leading six stops for Grand Valley's side.
Osagady had five, Jackson had five, Temple with four, Tori and Wyatt, Pippen, Green, Downs, Johnson, Gravenhoff all with three.
Laker spread things out defensively certainly as well themselves.
So everybody getting into the mix all over the place for everybody there.
There were no official sacks recorded on the day here today for either team.
And then on special teams Matthew basic was good He got all of his PAT's that he was able to kick all of the field goals.
He was able to kick he continues his I guess he didn't kick any field goals today, but he was perfect on all of his kicks anyway and did good on kickoffs as well
I haven't earm licked a nice job for his kickoffs and punts.
Kacharski with the one big one there at the end when they needed to.
And again, his extra points were big when the Huskies had them too.
So lots, lots of talk about it seems like here today, but a great win for Michigan Tech.
They improved to five and one overall on the season.
Now two and 0 in conference with the minors cup game coming up next week.
We'll pick a superior national bank, superior player of the game coming up next as the Huskies win by a final score of 41-35.
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Could have gone other directions, of course, too.
But I mean, he made big play after big play today.
The punt return for the touchdown, the big kick return to set up, his receiving touchdown that he had here today.
He was the team's leading receiver overall today with 89 yards.
And the touchdown just was a big factor for Michigan Tech overall.
And again, doing so against his former team felt like there was just that little extra edge for him here today to go up against Grand Valley State.
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Let's go ahead and get through our scoring summary here for the day today.
We'll start all the way back at the first quarter.
So many, it feels like a day ago that this happened to be honest with you.
Again, it was set up by the 81 yard kick return by Larner.
Two plays later, Abram gets to pay it off with a 14 yard touchdown pass from Alex Bueno to give the Huskies the first lead of the day.
Larner goes in motion across.
Two left, one right for Alex Bueno.
Play action fake.
Fires one and a slant is caught by Abram!
Touchdown Huskies!
Finish is what he started after the long kick return gets the slant from Bueno.
Two plays later, Huskies!
Draw first blood, 14.05 to go, first quarter.
Extra point from Avery was good and two plays 18 yards of offense.
43 seconds and it was Huskies out in front seven nothing less than a minute into the game.
Grand Valley though, they just methodically moved their way down the field on the next possession.
14 plays 79 yards, seven minutes and 57 seconds.
Andrew Schuster finds Harrison Unger.
He's only catch of the game, but it was a good one for a touchdown.
Two yards out.
Extra point was good.
7 7 was 6 0 2 to go.
Huskies get the next possession and they turned out.
went into points as well.
12 plays in 81 yards, 4 minutes 51 seconds, first rushing TD of the day for Elliott Larner.
Larner in the empty set, going to run off to the right side, has all kinds of daylight, gets to the goal line, touchdown Huskies.
All the way to the edge, this time Elliott Larner cashes in for the score and the Huskies, instead of going for three, get six, courtesy of the penalty.
And with a minute seven to go in the first quarter, lead 13-7.
and again I didn't really set that up perfectly but Michigan Tech had gone for a field goal made said field goal but a leaping penalty against Grand Valley State resulted in an automatic first down and the Huskies went ahead and got the touchdown in the very next play there from Abram receiving from Elliott.
extra point was good 14 seven Lakers answered a little bit later on it was in the second quarter a seven play drive 49 yards two minutes 28 seconds Bryce Hurley runs it up the middle for two yards in a Grand Valley State touchdown extra point squared things up at 14 then the Huskies next score would come in the late moments of the first half a four play 65 yard drive couple big plays including in a big throw to Abram Larner to set the Huskies up at the one where Elliott finishes things off again
and for the Huskies.
Here comes Elliot out onto the field here.
You'll have his two receivers off to the right side.
Extra alignment to the right side.
He's going to bust it out wide right and touchdown Huskies.
Elliot Larner gets it.
Abram Larner with a big catch from Alex Bueno, finished off by Elliott Larner off right side.
Lead block there from Greg Biles and Michigan Tech back out in front with 114 to go in the first half.
Huskies 20, Lakers 14.
As was the case for the remainder of the day, the extra point from Kucharski was good and it was 21-14.
That is where things stood heading into half.
Grand Valley got the ball first to start the second half and they would go on their scoring run.
Four straight scores for Grand Valley State lead.
Andrew Schuster middle up to Jake Vermas for 11 yards.
A seven play drive.
82 yards for 20.
Taken off the clock is 21-21 at 10-35.
Next score on a fourth and inches.
on Isaac goes 58 yards on an eight play drive 95 yards total in 419 extra point makes it 28 to 21.
Then the Huskies even things up as Evan Sunderman's punt was not a terribly good one.
The Huskies faked him out as Jackson Lippert with some acceptable acting duties runs the other way brings the entire coverage team with him and Abram Larner does the rest.
Good kick there and Zach Jackson Lippert runs away and it comes to the near sidelines Abram Larner with
a bit of a trickeration All the way house call touchdown Huskies
Michigan Tech with the huge fake
Making it look like it was going the Lakers sideline.
The ball was actually coming to the Huskies sidelines.
All the Lakers coverage guys bought it and Abram Larner takes it to the house.
He just had to beat Sunderman and he got a nice block down field from Cameron Cornette to get the 74 yard touchdown and the Huskies even things up at 28.
Then Olin Isaac gets another touchdown.
This one though through the air finds Kellen Reed for six yards nine play drive 69 yards and 424 off the clock.
And in the fourth quarter it is 6 0 5 to go and Grand Valley State has the lead.
But the Huskies did not panic.
They get the ball back.
10 plays, 60 yards, 4 minutes, 54 seconds taken off the clock.
Huskies go to even things up.
Bueno to Roof for a touchdown.
Huskies now with the two receivers of the short side of the field to the right.
Slot is Larner.
Wide out is Kearns.
Tail back moves.
Gets the throw.
It's Jake Roof to the end zone.
Touchdown Huskies.
A swing pass to Jake Roof.
Was left open
And from there, Roof just made his way right to the goal line.
There was not really a whole lot of obstruction there.
Had that had to go into their 5 or 10 yards, the defender could have had an angle to get him, but did not and Roof gets the touchdown.
Huskies threatened to go for 2 at first, ended up taking a timeout, kicking the extra point and making it 35, 35, 10 plays, 60 yards, 454 again with 105 to go.
We were all even at 35.
Lakers got to midfield, ended up stalling out.
for a little bit.
Huskies took a timeout.
Lakers go for it, get it on fourth down, but in the end the clock ends up running out.
We go to overtime.
Grand Valley State with the first possession after the Huskies won the coin toss, elected for defense.
The field goal attempt was no good because the snap was dropped by Sunderman the holder.
He ended up just taking his eye off of it for just a quick moment.
Huskies covered him up.
Bueno runs a long one.
Thought he had the touchdown at first.
He stepped out of bounds, the two and a half yard line.
Couple plays later, Bueno still finishes it, and Huskies get the win.
And Delgado in behind Bueno.
The snap.
Touchdown!
This one counts!
Huskies win!
And a couple of Lakers and Huskies combining in the end zone.
They're trying to get it as the Huskies team comes in to celebrate with the rest of their teammates.
So a little bit of extra curriculars happening after that, but the big play there the tush push getting Alex Bueno into the end zone thought he had it on the first play of the Overtime session there for the Huskies, but just got that foot on the white and out of bounds there and a couple plays later tush push calls it good and the Huskies upset Grand Valley State here number 19 Huskies over number six Grand Valley State 41 to 35.
We'll take one more time out wrapping
up, get you prepped for next week.
The rest of the schedule and other scores around the GLIAC when we come back.
Huskies winners today.
41-35 in overtime over Grand Valley on MIX 93.
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Well, back here at Curly Stadium, getting ready to wrap up our coverage here today.
Let's take a look around the rest of the GLIAC and some of the scores as they are available.
Right now it is Roosevelt showing a lead of 24-0 at the end of the third quarter over Wayne State.
Nearly the same thing at halftime, Davenport 23-0 over Northern Michigan in their second meeting here of the season.
They were at a non-conference one earlier.
that Davenport got the victory on.
And for the Ferris State Bulldogs, I have to reload that page and find it here.
Fourth quarter there and Bulldogs up 48-0.
578 yards of total offense for Ferris State, just 90 for Saginaw Valley here so far.
And they are just a freight train running on down the tracks.
Grand Valley gets them next week at Lubbers Stadium for the anchor bone game.
And that should be theater.
I'm sure Grand Valley after a loss here on the road today is not going to be too thrilled.
They're going to be looking to exact some revenge against their rivals in that game next week.
So you can catch that one on Flow Sports and watch that after the Huskies take on Northern Michigan for the Miners Cup.
That's our next football broadcast here on Mix 93.
Our coverage will start at 11 AM with kickoff set for 12 noon.
It is also Hall of Fame Day, so we'll recognize
the Hall of Famers being inducted next weekend into the Michigan Tech Sports Hall of Fame.
And coming up later on today, it is more Michigan Tech hockey taking on the St.
Cloud State Huskies.
Huskies v. Huskies again from the National Hockey Center in St.
Cloud.
Huskies of Michigan Tech getting the 3-2 overtime win last night.
We're looking to continue their strong start to the season after a sweep over Minnesota last week and a win last night.
Going for 4-0.
to start the campaign tonight.
Pre-game show starts in about three hours from St.
Cloud, Minnesota puck drop at 7 0 7 with the voice of the Huskies.
Durkheim braff on mix 93 W K M J volleyball also going on right now in Hammond, Indiana.
Purdue Northwest took the first set over Michigan Tech 25 16.
It is in the midst of the second set right now.
Things pretty tight there.
10 9 Huskies had to lead at last update there.
Soccer will be back here against Purdue Northwest tomorrow at 12.
You can watch that on Flow Sports.
And I think that's going to do it for our coverage here today.
It was a heck of a ball game between Michigan Tech and Grand Valley State.
The Huskies outlast the Lakers in overtime 41-35 and get ready for the Miners Cup against Northern Michigan next week.
Thanks to Curtis Wittenberg and his team helping out down in the VIP tailgate party.
Make sure you check out MichiganTechHuskies.com to donate for the...
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It'll be a lot of exciting things to happen in Michigan Tech Athletics.
Thanks to Chuck, working back at the studios, downtown Hancock, Cal Larson and his whole team here at Michigan Tech.
My name is Josh Hill.
I'll tell you your final score.
Huskies 41, Lakers 35.
Good afternoon everyone from Houghton.
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Opening kickoff by Fine Line Tire.
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Halftime show sponsored by Superior Smiles.
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And the superior player of the game was brought to you by Superior National Bank.
Going towards Roof again, instead it's Nora.
Tomorrow's gonna run in for another Husky Touchdown!
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Up the middle goes Bueno's spin move.
Into the end
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Touchdown Husky!
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