High School Volleyball: Richland Center vs River Valley

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High School Volleyball: Richland Center vs River Valley

High School Sports · Sat Oct 24, 2026

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And thank you very much, Husky Hockey fans, coming to you from Big Rapids, Michigan on a Saturday evening in CCHA playing the Huskies, taking on the Bulldogs of Ferris State.

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Michigan Tech pulling off a 3-1 victory last night.

A hard-fought one.

It was not easy.

It never is in this building.

Michigan Tech actually trailed after one period of play, one to nothing.

But after that, the Huskies were able to shut them down and scored a goal in the second.

Scored actually two in the second period and then an empty netter.

Very late in the third period to make it a 3-1 final.

The Huskies getting their sixth win of the season.

And now we'll try for a sweep here in Big Rapids.

Not easy to do.

Game time set for 7-0-7.

I am told we are starting at 7-0-7, but I don't... The pre-game clock countdown is not indicating that right now.

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And again, we've been told this will be a 7-0-7 start, but the...

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Last night the Huskies 3-1 winners over the Bulldogs here.

But the Huskies trailed in the game.

1-0 after the Bulldogs got on the board first.

Shot right up the draw on a save there by Barna Skevich.

Getting good wood on that one was Mellenbocker.

Lay in the Michigan Tech zone, a left wing corner.

Here in Big Rapids, back to the point.

Lee, he's good.

Shot blocked.

Rebound, he scores.

Lee with a shot from the point.

Mellenbocker put in the rebound and the Ferris State Bulldogs take a 1-0.

with 357 left to go in the first period.

Huskies missed coverage on that and they're out of strokes right now back to the point held in.

Shot towards the Michigan Tech goal that one redirected and picked up by Brenton.

Brenton will get it clear.

Bernie with it now forwards and along to Latimer.

Latimer's got that good speed.

Breaching to the front,

she scores!

Oh, Latimer with that great speed.

Brenton's gonna get the assist.

And another assist in there as well for the Huskies

as Latimer.

Yeah, I

was a great play by Brents to get it up to Burns and, you know, he drew a defender and was able to make a great play on the wall to get me the puck and saw a bit of a lane there.

So, try to take it to the net and, you know, finish it off.

So, at what point in a sequence like that do you have in your brain like, yeah, I'm going for it.

do everything I can to muscle my weight in front of the net.

I think when you have an opportunity with time and space like that on a small rink, you're just going to kind of take advantage of your opportunity.

I think as soon as Burns chipped the puck I had it in my head that I was going to try to take it to the net and worked out.

You have a favorite side to do that on your backhand or on your forehand.

That was on your backhand.

You had a couple of chances on your forehand later in the night.

I have a little different on both sides, but coming in on your backhand, you have that opportunity to shoot on your forehand a bit easier.

I tried to catch the goalie a short side and it worked out.

We went with seven defensemen last night so you were on an actual line.

Does that make a difference as far as your preparation for the game and throughout the game?

For sure.

I think it just means you make it some more opportunity out there and I think that's huge.

Anytime you're able to get more ice time and you just want to get advantage of it.

This ring, this ice surface is a different

animal than anything else we see throughout the year.

Did you feel we got better as the night

went on as far

as getting used to the smaller ice surface to get.

Yeah, for sure.

I think we, you know, we stuck to the game plan.

We wanted to do, you know, we made it try to make it difficult on them and, you know, try to sustain Ozone pressure.

And I think we did a really good job of that, especially in the second.

And I think we got to do more of that again tonight and I think we'll have success.

Base off down inside the Michigan Tech Zone, one cleanly by the Bulldogs, but stolen away by the Huskies.

And brought back up Roulette coming down Roulette,

trying to sweep it to the front scores!

Nice and Goring!

the defensive blue line for Michigan Tech to come all the way down and Isaac Gordon gets his second of the season with 103 left.

to go in the second period, Michigan Tech goes up 2-1.

Yeah,

I mean, great play by Rue and tried to get on my

horse and get to the back door for him.

He made a great pass.

You know, it was fun watching the replay on that because you guys are kind of in a cluster going towards the net and you broke off the last second.

Was there any conversation going there between you guys on the way down?

I mean, as soon as I saw the opportunity to

get a 2-1 there, I just kind of burst up the ice and started yelling at him as loud as I could.

And he found me.

And what were your thoughts on the game overall?

I mean, when you come to Ferris, it's always a tough game.

The game is smaller ice, their style of play, it suits them.

Yeah, it's always an adjustment.

I think tonight's gonna be another battle really, like if the puck's just bouncing everywhere, there's

not a lot of space out

there, it's just

a battle.

That one, folks.

Huskies fell down at the offensive blue line, lost it, and coming down looking for a second goal of the game was Mellon Bacher, a huge stop by Bowen, and the Huskies bring it back up now, trying to get inside of the zone.

Huskies up two to one, that could cross the line, he'll dump it in, the Ferris State Bulldogs do right to the net!

As it hopped over the stick of Bartoskiewicz, behind the goal, he was behind the net, and a sharp angle shot went wide.

Back up top for Lee, his

shot through traffic, rebound is right there, another shot!

Bartoskiewicz, whole time!

No, it's still loose!

And they pushed him in the net, and he keeps it out,

whistled sound with 28 seconds remaining in the penalty to Brady.

Michigan Tech will clear it down.

Delil with the great play, and that'll bring it down to 10 seconds.

Right up now by Culkinan.

Culkinan, the finished native, drops it off from Leek.

Leek across the line, here's a chance for the Bulldogs!

Shot and worked out!

And a huge penalty kill for Michigan to keep in the score 2-1.

Huskies trying to win the draw against Mackey.

Huge face off right here for the Huskies.

Huskies wins it back tied up with 14

seconds.

Huskies get the clear.

They send it down.

It's going to miss it.

point seven seconds

left in the third period.

Michigan Tech getting their sixth one of the season.

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We have official word that this game will not start at the originally scheduled time.

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If you are setting your clocks at home, we are 31 minutes and 39 seconds away from the drop of the puck.

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Ruby Walker from Michigan Tech and part of our promotions team at Michigan Tech.

You see her on the ice and on the court and on the field at the games is here in Big Rapids.

Hi Ruby, how are you?

Hey Dirk, good, how are you?

This is so exciting to be here tonight.

I watched it online last night, but you know there's nothing like being here and actually seeing it in person.

Yeah, no doubt.

You were at the football game earlier today or not?

No, not yet.

Oh, so you're not yet?

You gotta go

back?

Yeah, back in time travel a little bit.

No, I wasn't there today, sadly, but I'm here now for this.

Michigan Tech football put a valiant effort on.

I know there's no moral victories when it comes to division to football, but a great effort against a great Ferris State team.

Two really good, highly ranked teams battling it out earlier today here on campus as well.

So Ruby, what is your job down here tonight?

Today, I'm kind of covering some of the social media aspect of the game.

So I'm working with our team.

We're kind of like working a little bit remote today too.

So whenever we, you know, inevitably score a goal or we kind of have our warmups or anything like that, I'm letting the viewers and the followers at home follow along with that.

So if you want to see kind of the behind the scenes of what it looks like from my perspective, you can go to Michigan Tech hockey on Facebook or

Instagram and I'll be updating the game on there so you can see it at home.

Ruby, you're already in your what?

fourth year?

Yeah,

my senior year.

I know that.

Is this your fourth year of doing promotions?

Yes,

I've been working with Tech since my freshman year.

Yeah, so it goes by so quick, I can't even remember.

I know, yeah.

Talk a little bit about this year and again, what you were hoping to do once you graduate from Michigan Tech.

Yeah, well, this year's really exciting.

I'm working with the promotions again.

So, you know, I'm out there on the ice during the intermissions helping run some of those games.

So if you're a fan, there's always a chance for you to be on the ice with us and maybe, you know, get a Zamboni round.

or win a prize so it's really fun to face the community and kind of connect them to the team and our arena right but then also after I graduate my hopes are to continue on in hockey so just kind of pursuing whatever the next steps might be whether that's major juniors or NHL there's a few prospects so it's really exciting for me I'm gonna be doing some game shadowing coming up

For a few teams, I'm not going to specify them yet, but you know, got to follow along and find out, right?

And remind everybody what your major is at Michigan

Tech.

Yeah, so I'm a senior marketing major.

And it's a really great program here, and it's set me up for success in this field, I think.

Do you have a spot?

Is there a specific thing you do in promotions that really is at the top of the list for you as far as you really look forward to it?

Yeah, well, every game, it's so much fun.

We have the Michigan Kids Can, so they come down with the team before the game.

They get to meet their favorite player, maybe sign a stick or a puck, and then they skate out in front of the team.

And it's just so great hearing the crowd go crazy for them every night that they're out there.

We know that they're cheering for the team, too, but that kid just is filled with so much joy, and it's so exciting.

So being able to do that is really exciting But anytime that I get to talk with like kids, you know and just see how you know much joy it brings them That's my favorite part of the game.

It's also gonna be exciting to you because I know you and Josie and the other promotions people

During hockey pre-games, we'll go out and talk to the student line, the experienced tech line, and possibly get some contestants for the promotions coming up that day.

But it's really an exciting thing to see how, sometimes, how long they've been sitting out there, biding their time waiting to come in and watch Michigan Tech Hockey.

Some days, I ask them, like, what time did you get here this morning?

And they go, oh, 6 AM, 8 AM.

Like, that's not a crazy thing.

I had a freshman here at Tech this year ask me,

What time should I get in line for the home opener?

And I said, well, you're asking me at three o'clock and it's already too late,

you

know?

But there's always seats from, so.

Yeah, it's just really exciting to be able to talk with my peers too.

You know, and sometimes they cheer me on when I'm out there.

So that makes me feel kind of good, right?

And all the time you've been at Michigan Tech, there's only probably been a handful of games that you've been able to see on the road, right?

Yeah.

Sometimes I get to go with the team to Northern Michigan.

So that's always an exciting game, just all the energy that's there.

But also the Great Lakes Invitational,

I was

at that last year and I think I'll be there again this year.

So it's always cool to see the different arenas and work with the staff that are there for those two.

This

is your first time at Ava Glamon Arena?

It is my first time here with Michigan Tech Hockey.

I was here for a game a few years ago just to visit some friends, but it's better to be here with Tech, you know.

Ruby Walker is with us.

She is one of the big pieces of the puzzle for promotions at Michigan Tech.

You see her and Josie and others on the ice and on the court and on the field, as I mentioned.

We've got a big thing coming up in a very short period of time.

annual kids day put on by a marketplace foods great partner with Michigan Tech and they've been doing that for well over 20 years and Ruby so on the 4th of November which is a Wednesday that which is a week from this coming Wednesday if I got that right

I think you're right

on marketplace foods and Michigan Tech athletics will be at marketplace foods giving away for

hundred Michigan Tech hockey vouchers for tickets for youth.

That's three years of age to 18 years of age.

And then the parents and the kids can go right up to the SDC ticket office and pick out their seats.

And another great promotion going along with that is that the parents that go with their kids up to the SDC

get five bucks off their adult ticket seat if they want.

We're getting deals.

Yes.

So it's going to be a lot of fun.

So mark it on your calendars.

We were talking a little bit about this last night during the broadcast.

But mark it on your calendars that November 4th is the day.

And that'll be from 4 until 5 in the afternoon.

We'll be doing a live radio remote.

Ruby, if you can be there, you're more than welcome to be there.

Oh,

you bet I'll be there.

Yeah.

And looking forward to giving away that.

Not only 400 hockey tickets, but 400 football tickets and

Sorry, no.

100 football tickets and 100 volleyball tickets, too.

We have three Michigan Tech home games on that day, November 7th, which is the actual kids' day.

day, but the ticket giveaway is on the fourth.

So on that Saturday, November 7th, there are three games going on.

So we're really excited about that.

I know Marketplace Foods is really excited about doing that again this year.

And yeah, they're just a great partner with Michigan Tech.

So want to make sure everybody mark that on their calendar so we can get ready for it.

If you're wondering what's going on, hey, we're just having a good time in our pregame here brought to you by Kirkish Furniture.

A little slight delay in the start of the game.

They had a little bit of a Zamboni slash.

Ice issue and nothing major at all but just a little bit of a late start for the team to get out for the warm-ups and that's why they're going to be delaying the start of the game by a little bit.

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And looking forward to that.

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So again, remind people what you are doing today and how people can kind of see what you're doing today.

Tonight I am managing the Michigan Tech social media for hockey.

So if you want to see the goals being scored or kind of them warming up behind the scenes perspective, you can follow along at Michigan Tech Hockey on Facebook and Instagram.

You can be checking their stories.

So there'll be a little ring around

the Michigan

Tech logo.

and when that lights up a color, you know that there's a new story on there, so you can watch it on there.

And then we'll be posting, you know, between the intermissions, what the score is and all that, so you'll be able to follow along.

Well, Ruby, enjoy your celebrity here because there's a lot of Michigan Tech fans here.

You should go down and mingle with the Michigan Tech fans and say, do you know who I am?

I'm Ruby.

They're my type

of people, you know?

Yeah.

I'm on the ice at Michigan Tech Hockey game.

We appreciate you stopping by.

Have a good time tonight.

I'm sure you will.

Oh, I will.

Safe travels back home.

same to you yeah

and we'll talk to you in a couple of well maybe even next week we'll talk about that but a couple of weeks from Michigan Tech hockey next home games from Michigan Tech November 6th and number number 7th against a very very good team an undefeated team right now August and I will be in town so get your tickets for those games Ruby Walker

And we'll take a quick timeout, be back with more.

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A 12-minute delay start to this game here tonight.

They had a little bit of a Zamboni issue.

They've got everything taken care of, and just a little bit of a delay because the issue took a little while to fix, and that's why the teams got on the ice a little bit late for their pre-game arm-ups.

And that's why we will have a 12-minute late start.

So we're 20 minutes away from the drop of the puck.

here at Ferris State University.

It's time now for our Ottertown scoreboard, which is brought to you by Petal and distributing of Calumet.

And taking a look at the Ottertown scoreboard from last night.

A couple of big wins for CCHA teams as Minnesota State defeated.

St.

Thomas last night three to one that's a great win for the Mavericks who are off to a little bit of a slow start they'll figure it out I'm sure but and then Augustana in overtime defeating Ohio State 3-2 final in that game how about Michigan State falling to UNH 1-0 last night that was in New Hampshire

Michigan defeated Western Michigan by a score of three to two.

Two heavyweights battling it out.

And it was Minnesota over Western Michigan to complete the... Sorry, did I say that?

Minnesota over North Dakota to complete the sweep over the Fighting Hawks.

5-3 was the final.

Minnesota had won on Thursday night as well.

So the first two wins of the season were at home for the Gophers.

and they were against their arch rival North Dakota so that was a big win last night for Minnesota and again that helps obviously Michigan Tech having played Minnesota and beaten them earlier in the season.

Minnesota Duluth did defeat Bemidji State 4-1 that was a 1-0 game in favor of the Duluth Bulldogs going into the third period they then rattled off three goals in the first ten minutes and Bemidji got on the board in the last minute of play so

Bebers will try to earn a split tonight.

Omaha over Lindenwood, 7-4 final there.

Lindenwood will be one of the teams in the Great Lakes Imitational coming up at the end of December.

And the only other CCHA game last night, besides the Huskies over Ferris State 3-1, it was Bowling Green taking it to Lake Superior State.

6-2 was the final in that game.

The Lakers actually got on the board

First, with a 2-0 lead in the first period, Falcons made it a one goal game going into the second, then they rattled off three goals in the second period and two more in the third to win it by a score of six to two.

Hockey East last night, Providence over UMass Lowell, three to nothing.

And another interesting score, Merrimack over Notre Dame in overtime two to one.

I say interesting.

I just mean that people probably interested in it.

Army defeating Quinnipiac, 4-3.

I don't know if you saw the coach's press conference on that.

Might want to check that out online.

That's all I'll say on that.

And those are your scores from last night, again, brought to you by Peterland Distributing.

So games going on tonight, already in action and already in the third period, Augustana leading Ohio State 4-2.

That is great news.

Mary Mack leads Notre Dame in the third period four to three Penn State and Canisius are tied to two Niagara over Union in the second period right now Two to nothing and coming up later tonight, Michigan State at UNH Spartans will try to split that weekend with a win Minnesota Duluth is at Bemidji State tonight Beavers trying to get back at the Bulldogs and

Minnesota State will host St.

Thomas in that home and home series tonight.

Boston College is at Denver, Omaha at Lindenwood, and then of course Bowling Green at Lake Superior State.

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Be back with more.

We've got head coach Bill McCulloch coming up in just a little bit.

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Fun game to watch last night, coach.

A nail biter right down to the wire, but found a way to win here in a very difficult building to do.

So were

you happy overall with the way the guys played?

Well, happy with the result, for sure.

No question.

Give Ferris a state credit.

They came out.

They're playing hard.

They're a desperate team.

It's hard to win on the road.

You know, I thought we had a defensive breakdown, and they got a lucky balance.

I thought Bart played great.

But I really liked our second period.

Second period was unbelievable.

One of the things we did struggle with, at least through most of the game, though, was getting pucks through.

What could we do as far as finding ways to get

pucks through in that?

Well, for sure, it's a credit.

I mean, in college hockey with the full shield, I think first, it was committed to blocking things.

We got to do a little bit better job of having deception.

finding ways to get pucks you know through to the net or anchor the nets they did a good job of fronting with their defensemen so we that'll be an area we're getting a little bit better but they have lively boards here I think we can take advantage of shooting pucks a couple feet wide and then it's coming off there kind of like you know

a ping pong type thing or backboard and pinball, I should say, and just get pox into that area and create some chaos.

Special teams ended up not being a huge part

of the game, but we struggled.

Again, they did a really good job of keeping us to the outside.

If we do get some power plays, are we able to do a better job, do you think, on that tonight?

Well, we had two great looks on the second one.

I didn't like our first power play,

but the second power play that we had generated two great A's that could easily win.

So we're not getting a lot of power plays, but it would be nice to score on the power play.

So there's no question about that, but I thought our kill was great last night.

You have some guys

here.

Do you make any changes tonight, coach?

Everybody played, I thought, pretty well last night.

Yeah, we're going to bring Bakes in, and we'll go with Sexty, so that'll kind of be our adjustment.

But all the forwards will stay, and we'll probably make some adjustments as far as the line goes.

Sounds good, coach.

Thanks a lot.

We'll talk to you right after the game.

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Huskies, moving the lines around a little bit here this weekend.

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Freshman, Otta Slovakia, played at Des Moines in the USHL.

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As we get set for our starting light-ups coming up or being announced here, Colin Sawyer, graduate assistant coach for the Michigan Tech Huskies, is with us for a quick little thought here going into this big game.

What's the word in the locker room?

Colin, come out here and try to get a sweep against this team.

Yeah, I mean, I think our points about this right now are just finished the weekend strong.

Heading into this by weekend with

you know, with some success coming into it.

I think we've got to just stick to our game plan, four-check hard, shoot pox, it's a small rink, and just take advantage.

We heard Coach talk about having a little deception out there to try to get those pucks through.

Does that mean hang on to the puck a little longer, or how does that work?

Yeah, I mean, I remember playing here, and Ferris has always had that identity of blocking shots, so I think our...

Our main objective here is try to get shots through, whether it's indirects or a little deception, a little push or pull, and then just get them through.

So hopefully we can improve that tonight.

You were probably in the locker room, but when the Huskies came out for the pregame warm-ups, and it was like this when you came too, I think the Huskies fans were louder than when Ferris Dick came out in their feds.

It's pretty remarkable.

Yeah, nothing's changed there.

Husky fans travel well, and it's incredible representing this university and this town.

So it's an honor.

Colin, have a great call tonight and good luck and hopefully we can get another win.

Yep, thanks there.

Colin Sawyer, grad assistant for the Michigan Tech Huskies sitting right up next to us here tonight.

And we're about four minutes away from the drop of the puck.

If you're just tuning in and wonder why the game isn't underway yet, they had a little Zamboni issue right before the teams were supposed to come on for their pregame warm-up so that delayed the pregame warm-up.

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And we just got our national anthem and a little bit of a late start here for the crew here at Avoglava Arena.

They have a little Zamboni issue, but they've got it all taken care of.

And we're ready for puck drop.

Glad to have you with us here tonight.

We gave you the starting lineups and starting goaltenders already.

And we'll let you know that Owen Baker is in the lineup tonight.

He was a healthy stretch, but on the trip last night, Owen Baker in the lineup tonight.

He'll be the extra forward for Michigan Tech.

They went with seven defensemen last night, going with the extra forward tonight.

Matthew Van Blericom playing with Coscopurity and Roulette tonight.

And so he will be on that right wing there.

They put Van Blericom on a different line last night and then bumped them back to the Carson Bernie Tom Lepo line.

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And again, they got through the starting lineups in the national anthem a little bit quicker than

So they're forcing the skaters, the players are gonna just wander around here for a little while before they can actually drop the puck.

12 minute delay in the start of this game.

Owen Bartoskevic to our left.

Lendak to our right.

Two goaltenders that played last night are the goaltenders here tonight.

Michigan Tech had a great second period last night.

One of their best periods of the season.

We'd like to clean up a couple of things in the first and third.

And one of those things is giving too many opportunities on the breakaway for Ferris State, especially early on in that game.

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And we are underway here in game number two between the Huskies and the Ferris State Bulldogs.

Play inside of the Bulldog end, and we'll kick it to the top of the circle and clip it back out to center ice.

Parker's going to try to settle it down, works it back up to center ice to Van Blericombe.

Takes a hit, loses it, Van Blericom waited too long to move that puck.

Good job there by Mackie, gets it down.

Inside of the Michigan Jack Stone, loose puck behind the net, picked up by the Bulldogs and the Huskies take it away real quick.

Wrapped all the way around now for Matthew Van Blericom.

Good job by him, he knew he was going to take a hit, flipped it back out the center ice to get the clear.

Just underway in the first period, the other team coming away but here's Van Blericom coming down, makes a move.

Van Blericom back in and a shot and a save made there.

Loose puck is still there and comes back out the center ice.

And Blairacom with a good scoring opportunity right at the end of a shift.

Huskies cop up the puck there to the Bulldogs with 19 minutes left to go here in the first period.

Just under away with a little bit of a late start, fired down inside of Michigan Tech Zone.

Bouncing puck on Bartoskiewicz and he had to knock that down with the chest protector and keep it in front of him and he did and holds on for the whistle.

Bayes off will be down inside of the Michigan Tech zone.

Huskies will change it up.

We will see the Delilah Delil line for the first time here tonight.

That's Tristan Delil, centering Noah Reinhart and Elias Jonson.

Stupka is out there with his line of Johnson and Merrick.

And Bayes off control by Michigan Tech.

They will back ended up to center ice.

Just barely crawls outside of the zone.

Huskies bring it across now.

Delil going in on the forecheck.

Delil was really good last night along the wall.

He's got that great maneuverability in tight spaces.

And the Ferris Belt on Ferris State Bulldogs will send it back out to center ice.

Some pretty good hitting going on early in this game.

Much like we saw last night as well as it's picked up by Miller for Michigan Tech over for Shipley, his partner.

Chippley will get the red line, shoots it in.

This one wraps all the way around to the far left corner and all the way up.

Husky's trying to change up the defense.

Almost got caught with too many men on the ice.

Loose puck there.

Fired in now by the Bulldogs inside the Michigan Tech Zone.

Good job by Bartoskevich to stop that one in the trapezoid.

That one had some velocity on it.

Just about two minutes into the period, no score here at the, on the campus of Ferris State University, Evie Glavin Arena, Michigan Tech at center ice.

Latimer, our number one star last night, will throw that in accidentally into the Ferris State bench.

And that will bring up a stopper to play with 1802 remaining in the first period.

Huskies will be off next weekend and Lynn will be home on the 6th and 7th of November against Augustana.

Keep you updated on that Augustana game as well as I think that has tightened up to a one goal game.

They just won it.

They just held on and have swept Ohio State so big sweep for a CCHA team.

In non-conference play, 4-3, Augustana gets the win and the sweep at Ohio State.

Face-off in the Neutral zone, they're going to drop it again.

Good crowd here for the building.

More fans here tonight than there were last night.

A lot of them making their way over from football earlier today.

Face-off at center-rights controlled by the Bulldogs, they will shoot it in.

No scar here on the first period just a couple of minutes in playing down inside of the Michigan Tech zone Andresen shifts and a nice pass there to Latimer Latimer miss fired on it and a shot taken there on the turnover by Ferris State shot taken there again This one wide of the Michigan Tech goal centering attempt broken up by the Huskies nice plate of Latimer Latimer will get out of the sorts now up to center ice being chased from behind yet No idea no awareness a guy coming from behind him

And you won't see that very often.

Latimer getting caught from behind in one of the face-off in the neutral zone as offside was called.

Building is loud here, the ceiling is low, the fans are right on top of you and you can't necessarily hear a skater coming up behind you like you would think you would be able to.

And I think Latimer is a little bit frustrated with himself not understanding the situation there.

Koski Puriti's line back out there now for Michigan Tech.

No score, 17 and a half left in the first period of play.

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Bulldogs control the draw.

They'll tip it down inside the Michigan Tech zone right on goal.

Artis Kevich played it.

He's high off the glass and that'll go in the rafter and it almost stayed up there.

Usually a puck or two that we see on the ledge of the I-beams.

That one came back down.

Huskies won't be able to make that change on that play.

I'm wondering why.

I think that went off of Bulldog up into the Raptors, but either way, Michigan Tech will have to keep Costa Pergui out there.

He'll get bounced from the face off, so stepping in is going to be Bamblericom.

No score.

17-20 left to go in the first period.

Kicked back by the Bulldogs.

Lee...

Sends it towards the goal.

The puck is laying right in front of the Michigan Tech goal.

Huskies will retrieve it and send it back out to center ice and knock it down.

Now they'll be able to make that line change.

Back to get it is Tallinn.

Tallinn took a shot right to the chest last night.

And he'll take it across the Michigan Tech line.

Miller will backhand it.

Did not get it out.

Coming back to help out there was Cheechek.

Good hit right there wrapped around.

Isaac Gordon able to make a play with the stick off the board, gets it to the line.

Huskies just barely get it out to center ice.

Scoreless here in the first period.

Huskies struggling a little bit to get away from the poor check on Ferris State.

This one tipped all the way down.

Here's a chance right out in front for the Huskies.

And a loose puck never got to a Michigan Tech stick.

Clear it out by the Bulldogs across the Michigan Tech line.

Palkkinen, Palkkinen brings it down in the left wing corner.

Excelli poking in down in the left wing corner, battling for the Bulldogs, in on the four check, but a nice job there by Shipley to move it up.

Huskies will get the clear back out the center ice.

T-check trying to find it.

There's just no room to do anything out there.

Soon as one team gets possession, the other team is all over them, and it makes for just a lot of ticky-tack type passes there that are lost quickly, and then Isaac Gordon will get the red line, dump it all the way down.

Shots on goal.

Two for the Bulldogs.

One for Michigan Tech.

There is no score.

A different start than what we got last night.

It was a little bit more flowing last night and less whistles early on.

15-48 left to go in the period.

Play inside the Barrestade zone.

Fasciano jumps up, holds that one in with the glove, keeps it onside for now and Bulldogs finally get it back out the center ice.

Knocked across.

Michigan Tech will take up on the delayed offside and

Lendek will leave it there for his defenseman.

Cleared away by the Bulldogs, back out to center ice.

Going down on the play was Fastiano trying to get back up.

Here's a chance for the Bulldogs right at the side of the dead.

And another shot taken there.

Loose puck squirting right to the side of the goal.

Still controlled by Ferris State.

Back up top for Lee.

He'll shoot it wide intentionally.

That hit the back of the dead off the end wall and worked around.

Michigan Tech scrambling a little bit inside of their own zone.

Back to the point.

Huskies out of position, there's a block shot there by Yatze, didn't know where it went though, and picked up there by the defenseman Lee.

Lee brings it down on the left wing corner, controlled by Ferris State, right to the front of the Michigan Tech goal, back to the point, big shot by Tallinn, big save made there, and Michigan Tech will try to get a clear and a good job by Elias Yatze to get it outside of the zone.

Michigan Tech having a hurry and a line change here as Lee brings it across quickly.

Dumped inside, Vardiskevic not able to make the stop.

Michigan Tech sends it around on the wrap.

Latimer's got to get their did not and the Bulldogs will keep it inside of the zone but picked up now by Brenton for Michigan Tech long pass up and Michigan Tech going back with it first and then they get it across the line stolen away by the Bulldogs off of a mess there and Michigan Tech will pick up the loose bucket their own blue line going DDD down with Parker.

Parker looking rink wide but then moves it up the ice right to the goal and then that's gonna have to hold on and then delivers it over to his defenseman to keep the play alive.

Nearing the six-minute mark of the first period.

Here come the Ferris State Bulldogs across right to the front of the goal.

There's a shot and a good stick by Shipley.

Might have saved one there.

Michigan Tech will start it back with Latimer.

Latimer coming down.

He's got Kosti Bergeration to the net.

Shot taken there and Lendak makes the save and holds on for the whistle.

Latimer turned towards the end of a shift.

There didn't have the usual...

High end speed left in the tank and based off will be down inside of the Ferris State zone 3-3 are the shots right now.

There is no score in this big CCHA matchup Husky win last night three to one here at a big laban arena on a roulette Had a great game last night

Roll in an assist.

Here's a shot right off of the draw there by Van Blericombe.

He did not miss the crossbar by much on that one.

Good clean win there by Kaskapurty on the face-off in the offensive zone.

Huskies in on the forecheck.

Miller knocking down one of the players.

That's Mellenbacher.

Huskies hold it in.

Shot taken there.

Blocked by the Ferris State Bulldogs that almost went back the other way but not this time.

Roulette able to sweep it over to the middle.

Van Blericombe had to go off his skate right to the net and

Lendak will hold on for the whistle.

Huskies finally starting to get some pressure down inside of the Ferris State zone.

They really haven't had it yet.

No score.

13-32 left to go in the first period here in Big Rapids.

Bayes-Soph will be down in front of Lendak to his right.

As you get tech, we'll send out the Michael Cheechette line with Isaac Gordon and Giovanni Morneau.

Gjek is a right-handed shot trying to win it back to Gordon.

He did.

Gordon did not have a time to get a shot off though.

Playing the right-wing corner of Ferris State's end.

No score.

Back to the point.

Huskies moving around nicely right to the middle.

Here's Isaac Gordon with a pass, a shot.

He picks up the rebound and he'll send it to the front of the goal, but that one went off a defender's stick.

Gjek now with it.

Knotts it down to Gordon.

Swipes to the front of the net right through and wide open in front there.

Was a Husky.

And sent right back in by Michigan Tech.

That was Owen Baker with his first shift.

Just missed him on that feed to the front.

It's gonna be a nice team call.

against Ferris State and Face-off coming up inside of the Bulldogs zone.

So Michigan Tech starting to take over a little bit here with some of the puck possession inside of the Ferris State zone.

No score though with 12.56 left of the first period.

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The Lills line out there right now with Reinhard Johnson.

There's a shot right off the draw that was blocked.

And the Bulldogs able to muscle it out to center ice down inside of the Michigan Tech zone.

Parker's got to hurry up and get down there.

Racing down there was Merrick.

Merrick gets it to the front of the goal and it's going to go back out to center ice.

That was a dangerous play right there.

Huskies get the clear though.

And going back with it now is Zemlak.

Zemlak will send it over and scooped up down by the Bulldogs, Merrick.

Merrick will dump it into the left wing corner.

Trenton had a little trouble with that along the wall, hit the referee as he tried to wrap it around to the far side.

Bulldogs will send this one high, and that'll go into the protective netting for a stop at Joplin, a face-off inside of the Michigan Tech zone.

Still scoreless with 12-22 left in the period.

Huskies had goals last night from Latimer, Isaac Gordon, and then the empty netter by Roulette in that 3-1 victory.

Well, there's six win of the season.

Huskies going for their seventh tonight.

Trying to win in a very difficult building to play.

Ferris State will win the draw.

There is no score.

They'll control.

Shot attempted there, but fanned on by Breckin-Smith.

Huskies can't get it clear though.

Still back inside of their own zone.

Shively with it now.

Takes it from behind the net.

Works it.

Huskies turned it over.

Shively gets it back.

That was almost a dangerous turn over there by Michigan Tech.

Latimer moves it to the middle.

Can't get it clear outside of the zone.

Credit, Ferris Statemen, they make it very difficult on this wall right down in front of us here.

The Huskies have struggled mightily on those breakout passes.

Back out the center ice now.

Loose puck's gonna be scooped up by B'Lepa.

Lepa's at the end of a shift.

He'll dump it down for a line change.

Whole sale change from Michigan Tech.

No scoring, 11-40 left to go in the first period.

Here in Big Rapids.

And the Bulldogs standing behind their net now with Luke Kaufflin.

Kaufflin not in the lineup last night.

And he'll just wait.

And Van Blericom standing right in front of the Coltener.

And Coltener, Lendek kind of half jokingly putting up his glove to blind Van Blericom from being able to see.

Moved up quickly there by Coltener Bartoskevich as it was shot in on him.

Michigan Tech will start it up now with a Coscopy to get in around the defender.

Husky's able to keep it down.

Lendex gonna hold on for the wish.

So good play there by Kosti Pyrti.

He's priceless.

He can't put, he really can't overstate how important Max Kosti Pyrti is.

And every ship he's out there, he does things the right way, 99% of the time.

And he's a two-way player.

Just the effort out there is incredible.

Cheechek will take the offensive zone face-off.

There is no score.

Shots are 4-4.

Huskies win it back.

Fasciano shot.

Again, did not get through.

But he's got a second chance this shot.

Blockered away by the gold tender.

Lendak saw that one coming in, even through a heavy screen.

Now picking it up is Isaac Gordon.

Gordon all the way back up top, knocks it down to the half wall and back behind it at now for Cheechek.

Cheechek dragging that puck along to the far side in trouble.

Nicely sent over.

Huskies with it.

Baker to the

front!

Baker to Andreessen, what a shot, what a pass, and the Huskies take a one nothing lead here in the first period.

And that is what Baker brings to this lineup every time he's put in.

What a play.

Huskies take a one nothing lead, Baker on the right wall, and everybody in the building thought he was gonna take a shot, and he sent it over.

And Driesen cheating in from the left post, left point, got to the left post and actually hung on to it a little bit longer than I thought he would and was able to beat goaltender Lendek for the first goal of the game.

And Driesen with the goal, I believe that is his second of the season it is, sixth of his career.

And the Huskies will start from their own end now.

Parker had it tipped all the way down there by Reinhardt, did not get all the way down.

And the Bulldogs control.

They'll send it up to center-ice.

Part of Skivert's coming way out of the net to play that one off to the glass.

Reinhardt back across the line now.

Huskies have it, sent over, trying to haul it in with Jonson.

Wrapped all the way around by Michigan Tech.

Shippley on his offhand will pick it up off the wall.

Shippley, nice move, gets around the defender.

Shippley walks in, looks in front, shoots, and never got it off.

Clean, another shot for the Huskies, that one never got to the gold tether again.

Credit fair estate, doing a good job of recovering on that play after Shippley made a great move at the offensive blue line.

Shippley with it, goes back with it now for Parker, and Parker's back behind his net.

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Shippley.

Gets it across the line, does not get it deep, quickly taken over by the Ferris State Bulldogs and worked back out to center ice.

Fired inside the Michigan Tech Zone, Bartoskiewicz not able to stop it.

Moose buck down in the corner, Shippley fell down, he's been out there for a long shift.

9-0-9 left to go in the first period, 1-0 Husky, Smith with it now for Ferris State inside of the Michigan Tech Zone, wraps it around, able to hold it in, will it be Zemlak?

Zemlak shot through the...

Right towards the Michigan Tech goal.

Stop by the Huskies and brought back up now three on three.

Miller across the line.

Miller pulls it to his forehand.

Miller shot that one.

Stick in the way by Zemblac.

And back to the point.

Huskies quick shot towards the goal.

That one was blocked as well by Zemblac.

Back up to center-ice come the Bulldogs.

They'll change on the fly as well.

They'll shoot it in.

Smith gets it down to the left wing corner.

Fastiano is there first.

Miller's gonna move it quickly.

Gets it to Vamblericom.

Puck was stabbed in off the post.

Redirected off of Johnson and it went right square off of the Michigan Tech post behind Bartoskiewicz.

Play still inside of the Michigan Tech zone.

That actually broke the stick or knocked it out of the hands of Johnson on that redirect.

That's how hard that shot was.

Huskies get a huge break on that play.

Back across the Ferris State line, quickly shot back out the center ice, picked up by Fasciato.

He'll push it forward, Coscopyrti at the end of a shift, ups it in, line changes being made.

Roulette on the forecheck, Huskies up one to nothing.

Huck comes loose up the center ice and it's scooped up across by Mellon Bacher.

Well played there by Andreessen.

Andreessen has his second goal of the season.

Turned over nearly by the Huskies there, but they do find a way to get it back out the center-ice.

Mackie will backhand it in for Ferris State.

Parker back in after it for Michigan Tech.

Hands it off there for Andreessen.

Nice job by...

Reed to get it back out the center ice on the clear.

And Ferris State will take over inside of their own zone.

7-25 remaining in the first period.

The Huskies have struck first here.

Here's a steal by Isaac Gordon in the offensive zone.

Trying to make a play.

Gordon, backhander.

Got it to Parker, pitches in from the right point.

Covering for him as Baker.

Baker slides it over.

Here's Brenton getting it down low.

Back up top.

Baker misfired on it and was able to hold it in.

Good job there by Baker after fanning on the puck.

Michigan Tech with control to the right to the front of the goal and it just went wide.

That was Isaac Gordon.

Nearly found the back of the net there.

Good pressure by Michigan Tech.

Finally it's broken there by Mackie and up to center ice for the Ferris State Bulldogs.

Parker with it again, quickly moving it forward.

Reinhardt had to hang on there.

It would have been offside.

Knocked down on the play with Gordon.

He'll go to the bench for a line change.

One nothing lead for Michigan Tech.

Here come the Bulldogs across with Lee.

Leak shot, scores the goal, saved by Marta Skevich, played down in the corner.

Right wing corner of Michigan Techstone, that's Jonson trying to move it, stolen away by the Bulldogs, back to the point, nobody there for the Huskies, stolen away by the Huskies on a fan shot, and bringing it up now is Delil.

Delil's got a couple of guys with him, Delil will drag it down, takes the shot wider than that, that will go down to the right wing side.

And it hopped over the stick of Shipley.

And back the other way comes Ferris State with Leek.

Leek across the way.

Played there.

Here's our shot.

Gloves save!

Rebound just went wide of the net.

And it stayed wide.

They tried to bat it in off the goal tenor, and a player is down.

Well behind the play as he ran into the boards.

Got on there.

Loose Pup just went wide of the Ferris State goal.

They're trying to get off the ice.

Messick.

Michigan Tech in on the fore kick right now.

Huskies have gotten a couple of big...

Breaks here in this first period of play.

They're up one to nothing.

Knocked down a fast shot with a high stick.

No, they say no.

And sent all the way back down inside of the Ferris State Zone.

Shots are even up 7-7.

Michigan Tech back inside of their own zone now.

Andreessen having to hustle down and coming in hard as Dubka.

Back behind the net.

Net looks like it's almost off behind Bartoskevic.

You can't see if it is.

No, it's not.

And Vardiskevich tried to cover up the puck, couldn't do it in Latimer.

We got to clear it, but he takes a heavy hit.

This is going to be an icing call against Michigan Tech.

And the Huskies have some tired bodies out there right now.

And again, with the new rule, cannot make that change up with a timeout.

And Michigan Tech, seeing Ferris State get a couple of...

Giant opportunity.

Bartoskiewicz made the save and popped up in the air behind him and just trickled by the net, but that wasn't it.

Messick went down to the corner and slapped at it, below the goal line, descended back to the front end, almost went off Bartoskiewicz it in.

One nothing but she can catch five away, left to go in the first period.

Oskie's win the draw will clear it up, Latimer.

gets the red line, dumps it in, that line change can now be made.

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Brought up the center by Ferris State, they went off a skate.

Tallinn will haul it down inside of his own zone.

Caps it around, Van Blaerecon is there, but could not make the plan.

It comes back out the center.

Players falling down all over the place out there is Brenton with it now.

He'll shoot it inside of the Ferris State zone.

Van Blericom, heavy stick, gets it behind the net.

Michigan Tech trying to find the loose puck.

Going down was Roulette.

Roulette trying to get it to the front of the goal.

He did for a moment.

Bulldogs will send it high into the air and Huskies will get back in time.

Trenching, taking out his guy inside of the Michigan Tech.

So where's taken by Van Blericom, makes the safe play out the center ice.

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Huskies with a 1-0 lead.

Trying to complete a sweep here tonight, not going to be easy.

Here's a chance to the Bulldogs backdoor of these four.

What a nice play there by Ferris State.

Huskies lost the winger coming down.

And it's all tied up 1-1 with 4-0-2 left to go in the period.

Matthew will get the goal snuck down to the right side.

The Huskies kind of lost track of where he was.

They're all leaving up.

Eighth shot on goal for the Bulldogs.

And there was no way that he was going to miss that one as we see the replay here.

Face up at center ice.

Huskies win the draw.

Tied 1-1 here in late the first period.

Michigan Tech will send it down.

No icing here.

Hustling back is Kaufflin.

Chippley will hold it in.

Shippley brings it behind the net.

Shippley still has it on his stick.

Right-handed shot.

Looks to hang on to it, lost it.

And now the Bulldogs will get called on icing, but no, they'll wave it off as they say, getting down there in time with Messick.

Wrapped around inside the Michigan Tech zone.

Huskies working defensively now against that big winger, Mellenbacher.

He'll get it back to the point for Coughlin.

Coughlin-Towdry got it through, saved by Bartoskevich.

Wrapper on a tap, no, held on to.

Try to make that play there with Mackie.

He's got the goal for the...

Ferris State Bulldogs.

He's back out there again.

3-18 left to go in the period.

Wrapper on a tip by the Bulldogs again and that one stopped by the Huskies and cleared backouts to center ice.

Michigan Tech boy up.

Really not playing well right now.

Stolen away again.

Right to the front of the goal.

A bouncing puck.

That one goes back to the top.

Here goes another shot.

That one is wide to the net.

Still inside of the Michigan Tech zone.

Miller trying to find a way to get it out.

Can't do it.

He's got leak all over him.

And now Baker's going to try to haul it down.

Husky's desperate for a line change.

Michigan Tech goes back with it.

Now for Miller.

Miller's got a little bit of time to make a play.

He gets it to Cheechek.

Cheechek will just...

Fire it in the air and the Huskies will try to hurry up here.

And

get some fresh legs on the ice.

D to D to Fasciano.

Fasciano up to center ice.

Michigan tech off the boards.

And will dump it inside of the Zoo.

Jameson now for the Ferris State Bulldog.

Gave it a go D to D.

230 left in the period.

Here's a chance for Leek coming in.

Leek trying to find the loose puck and still got a shot on goal.

And again, the Huskies finding a way.

And a penalty coming up against Michigan Tech slashing the stick is going to be called against Reinhardt.

And Ferris State with a goal to tie it up.

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Loose puck right to the front of the goal.

Boy, great opportunity right there for Ferris State and squandered.

Huskies can't get it clear though.

Inside the Michigan Tech Zone.

Five on four, advantage four of the Bulldogs to the front of the goal.

Good stick right there and the Huskies will clear it down.

Great play.

by Michigan Tech's Bernie.

And we're down to two minutes left to go in the first period.

Tied 1-1 here in Big Rapids.

The Bulldogs on the power play.

They take it across the line, broken in, pass, broken up by the Huskies.

Cheechek, good play there.

And the Bulldogs back at their own blue line now.

Bring it up, will be Chris Lee.

He'll drop it back, pulking in, gets it back on the give and go, and across the line, pulking in, will fire it in.

Back down to the Michigan Tech right wing corner, goes back to the point for Lee.

Lee dumps it back down to the right wing corner.

And the Huskies get it back to the line, but not out.

Here's Lee over, one-timer blocked in front there by Fasciano.

Still controlled though by Ferris State.

They'll work it back on the right side of the zone on the power play.

To the point for Lee, he's the quarterback out there, down low, inside out low, break to the front, rebound, went wide on the net, right there they score.

Banging it in on the third rebound, it was Pulkett in the finish, native, and they pulled on to on the power play with 107 left to go in the first, have taken a two, one lead.

Inside out move, looked like that was going to go in, it did not, it ended up trickling over to the left side post, and then back over to the right side post, and then it was finally put in.

And the Huskies are going to have to regroup here after taking a one nothing lead.

All right, now getting out shot 14 to seven after that power play by Ferris State University.

How can it will get the goal?

That's his first career goal.

And the Bulldogs have taken the lead here tonight.

Last minute of play in period number one.

Dumped back inside of the Michigan Tech Zone.

Parker in after it now.

A little heavy hit and you can see Ferris State really trying to get the Huskies off their game right now as it's dumped out inside of the Ferris State Zone.

Wrapped all the way around.

Latimer trying to find it.

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Tosca Perigee will take the draw from Michigan Tech in the offensive zone.

Husky's seeing if they can get one here late in the period to tie it up.

Barra stayed up 2-1, centering attempt by Roulette.

Roulette take it down on the play.

Loose

puck behind the net.

Husky's battling for it.

That's Roulette back there along with Van Blair.

Roulette comes out with it.

Makes a couple of moves.

Now two on one down there.

He sends it around.

Miller on his offhand will pick it up off the wall.

Miller trying to drive.

towards the corner now.

Makes it in front.

Huskies almost turned that one over.

Kept in by Miller.

Miller ups into that.

Takes the shot.

Loose puck on the side of the goal.

Huskies had a corner of Annette to shoot at, but nobody could get a stick on it.

Mellenbacher back across the line will shoot it in.

Five seconds left to go in the period.

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The Bulldogs get a power play goal after they tied it up.

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Well, Bahusky scored first here tonight.

It was a very pretty goal for Michigan Tech, but the Bulldogs were able to come back and get a tie-in goal, even strength, and then a power play goal late in the first period to take a 2-1 lead going into the first intermission.

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Again, some of those out-of-town scores.

Augustana finished off Ohio State, gets a sweep over Ohio State.

Four to three was the final tonight.

And some other scores for you that are games underway.

Minnesota State leading St.

Thomas right now, one to nothing.

Denver and Boston College getting set to play a little bit later on tonight.

Michigan State and UNH, no score going into the second period right now.

And it was Penn State in overtime, defeating Kenesha by a score of three to two.

Merrimack doubled up on Notre Dame tonight.

Six to three was the final there.

And that other CCHA batch up tonight,

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Last night they lead one to nothing after one period of play up at Taffy Abel Arena.

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Before we get to the highlights, Colin Sawyer, rad assistant up here in the press box.

Colin, what was the theme in the locker room after going down two to one?

Yeah, I mean, I think we started well.

We've just got to focus on managing pox, establishing a forecheck, and tracking the right guy back into our zone.

Again, it seems like they're doing a good job of really

Bringing the heat on us not giving us any time in space to do much.

Yeah, I mean, so like I've said, it's a small sheet They're gonna try to play north fast and we just got to counter it with with good structure and kind of give it right back to them establishing our forecheck and just getting in on the hunt

Thanks a lot Colin.

Good luck in the second Thanks, Derrick Collins wire up here in the press box a grad assistant coach for the Michigan Tech Huskies Let's get to our goal scorers and Reed Andreessen got his second of the season at the 920 mark This made it one nothing Michigan Tech

Huskies win it back.

Fasciano shot.

Again, did not get through, but he's got a second chance this shot.

Lockered away by the goaltender.

Lendak saw that one coming in, even through a heavy screen.

Now picking it up is Isaac Gordon.

Gordon all the way back up top, knocks it down to the half wall and back behind it at now for Cheechek.

Cheechek dragging that puck along to the bar side in trouble.

Nicely sent over.

Huskies with it.

Beaker to the

front!

A shot and a goal!

Beaker to entry!

and the Huskies take a one-nothing lead here in the first period.

Now Huskies got Andreessen with his second goal Baker the primary assist Noah Reinhart gets his fourth assist of the season but then the Bulldogs come back the 15-58 mark Nathan Mackie is able to put in after a great pass to the far post and this tied it up 1-1.

Bulldogs will hide into the air and Huskies will get back in time.

taken out his guy inside of the Michigan Tech zone where it's taken by Van Blericaan, makes the safe play out to center ice.

4-14 left to go in the period.

Dirk Ember off with you on mix 93 WKMJ.

Huskies with a 1-0 lead.

Trying to complete a sweep here tonight, not gonna be easy.

Here's

a

chance

for the Bullock's backdoor lead.

What a nice play there by Ferris State.

Huskies lost the winger coming down and it's all tied up 1-1

before a 2 left to go in the period.

Yeah Nathan Mackie played center last night on the wing here tonight and he benefited him big time on that play coming down and again the Huskies did not pick him up one won the score then the Huskies know a Reinhardt goes off or a slashing at the stick and it didn't take a whole long a lot of time before excelly Palkin in the Finnish native got his first career goal from Leek and Beatty at the 1853 mark this game the Ferris State Bulldogs their first lead of the game

And the Huskies get it back to the line, but not out.

There's Lee over, one-timer, blocked in front there by Fasciano.

Still controlled though by Ferris State.

They'll work it back on the right side of the zone on the power play to the point for Lee.

He's the quarterback out there, down low, inside out low, break to the front rebound, went wide on the net, right there they score.

Bang it in on the third rebound, it was Polkett in the finish, native.

And the Bulldogs on the power play with 107 left to go and the first have taken a two, one lead.

Michigan Tech getting an outshot 17 to 6 in that first period and Ferris State 1 for 1 on the man advantage.

Lendak with 5 saves, Bartoskevich with 15 saves.

Huskies won the face-off battle.

Doing well on draws was Michael Cicek.

He was 4-0 Michigan Tech winning 56.3% of the draws and that is your first period wrap brought to by Ryla Kitchens of Houghton.

2-1 lead for the Ferris State Bulldogs as we are just about ready to start second period action.

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the ice here at Big Rapids.

Dirk Hembrock with you on Mix 93 WKMJ, 93.5 FM Hancock Houghton.

And again, coming to you from Big Rapids for game two of this weekend series between the Huskies and the Bulldogs.

These two teams will meet up again January 15th and 16th up at the Mac.

And a face-up coming up.

It'll be the Coscopyrti line starting for Michigan Tech.

Derby line for the

Ferris State Bulldogs.

Darby again was 75% on face-ups last night.

He loses this one though.

The Huskies will win it and they get it to Roulette.

Roulette able to shovel it across the line right towards the goal.

The water is not frozen yet in front of the Ferris State goal and Bulldogs will bring it up now across Tallinn with a pass to the middle right to the goal there.

It goes just wide of the net.

Play inside of the Michigan Tech Zone.

Huskies will skate it up now with Kasky Pyrti shoving it up to center ice for Roulette and

Dumped inside by Michigan Tech.

2-1 lead for the Bulldogs.

They scored an even strength in the power play goal in that first period after the Huskies had taken the 1-0 lead.

Back across the way, no.

Mellon-Bacher across the line fires that one in hard and Michigan Tech will pick it up at the line.

Huskies get it across with Miller.

Miller all by himself.

Everybody else making a line change back to the point.

Here's a tie-out show.

One timer from the point came right back out in front and Lendek looked like he was a little bit late getting to that post on the carom off the end wall.

And she can tackle a sweep it back across the line.

This won't be ice feet.

2-1 lead for Ferris State here in game two.

Huskies 1 last night, 3-1.

And she can tackle right now.

6-1 on the season.

And they're trying to get their seventh win.

18-45 left to go.

Messick fell down.

Here's a chance for the Huskies on the turnover.

A shot off the crossbar.

It did not go in.

It dropped in on the bottom of the crossbar.

dropped right down in the crease, a wide open net, and it's cleared away by Ferris State back inside the Michigan Tech.

So right to the Husky goal.

That one just going wider than that.

It looks like Bartoskiewicz got a piece of that one.

Big opportunity there for Michigan Tech as Messick blew a tire.

Husky's now struggling to get it out.

Now they do.

Picked up by Isaac Gordon.

He had trouble with it.

And again, both teams really haven't.

Stickhandling problems out there.

Cheechick with a nice little tap all the way down.

Michigan Tech in on the forward check.

And the Huskies have come out a little bit with a little bit more fire here.

The start of this period.

Played up now by Bartoskevich.

Reinhardt did not field that one.

And the Ferris State Bulldogs will take over at their own blue line.

Michigan Tech.

Almost tying the game up.

Back inside the Huskies zone, back behind the net.

Swept to the front there, back for Tallinn at the point, but blocked there by Reinhardt, and that'll stop the play as it looked like it went out of play.

Face-off coming up inside the Michigan tax zone.

17-41 left to go in the second period.

Huskies beats Goltender Lendak, but it did not go in the net.

And so it looked like it.

The officials are talking it over.

I'm guessing do they want to take a look at this or not Huskies thought it went in but officials were pretty they might look at this And I'm not sure is this a This is a review from Michigan Tech No

officials review on this one.

So they want to take a look at this and make sure that that did not go in the net.

17-41 left to go in the second period.

The Huskies, if you're just joining us, down two to one.

They looked like they might have tied it up, but from our angle, we thought it went off the bottom of the crossbar and down, but a couple of Huskies, you know, even as close as we are here,

It was a quick review there.

No goal, so it was no goal.

Huskies did not ask for it, so they do not lose a timeout.

Face-off will be down in front of Bartoskevich.

Two-one score in favor of the home team.

Ferris State University.

Huskies don't even get a shot on goal for that great scoring opportunity as it went off the crossbar.

Michigan Tech back across the line again.

Brenton pinching in, goes in on the forecheck.

And the Ferris State Bulldogs having a little trouble coming out of the side of their zone with the fourth check by the Huskies, but it trickles back out the center ice.

Good job by Leppa, the hold up there as the Ferris State player turned his back to him.

Now, Latimer down in the corner.

Leppa down behind the net for Bernie.

Bernie to the front!

And that one nearly found its way to the back of the Ferris State goal.

Back out the center ice.

Now the Bulldogs back across the line, bringing it in as Merrick.

They'll punch it over to the right wing corner.

Free that it's gone here in the second period.

Two-one lead for Ferris State University here at Big Rapids.

And if you can text Tosti Pergi, we'll pick up the puck.

Gets out his horse now, gets across the line, dumps it past the defense, been missing.

Tosti Pergi trying to get down there first, got a stick out of it, not much more.

Messick will try to work it up and does.

Off the center ice.

Nice hit there by Shipley.

And the Bulldogs now get caught.

That's offside.

Really, really close.

Van Blericom was in.

But he was just offside.

Good try there by Miller, I think that was, or Shipley on that pass.

And it's going to come all the way down for the face-off inside of the Michigan Tech zone on the intentional offside.

18 shots for Ferris State.

Six for Michigan Tech.

But Huskies have been playing really good here early on in the second period.

Trying to tie this game up.

Pepsi trivia coming up during our second intermission.

Draw one by Michigan Tech the Huskies will go off the glass.

Oh, oh watch out Somebody caught that one there Auto-play and another face-off coming up inside the Michigan Tech zone Andreason the only goal scorer thus far for Michigan Tech here tonight He scored the opening opening the scoring at the 9 9 20 markup period number one Ferris State then pumped in two before the end of the period and that's where we

Sit right now, 2-1 Ferris State with 16-34 left in the second.

Owen Mellon-Bocker's gonna take the draw.

Wins it back.

Bulldogs could not get a shot off and the Huskies will bring it out with Moreno.

Moreno sauces it to the middle.

Huskies had a 3-on-2 developing there in tight.

Couldn't make the play though.

And it travels all the way down.

No icing here.

Oh, they will call icing.

Huskies will take that.

And Shipley and Michigan Tech will make a line change.

Huskies will put out fresh legs.

Bulldogs will have to keep those on the ice, on the ice.

And the Huskies will put out Michael Cheechek, trying to win a face off here.

16-19 left in the second.

Ferris State two, Michigan Tech one.

Baker out there, he's the extra forward tonight.

He'll move up on that line right now with Cheechek and Gordon.

And they're gonna take out the centerman.

Hudson Darby.

And he'll drop the puck again.

Bindsman having a tough go at it right now.

So it'll be Baker now to step in to take the drop.

He'll win it back for the Huskies.

T-check could not make the plays.

He was being held up on it.

And the play still inside the Ferris State zone.

They will try to break it out and will up for Mackie.

Mackie trying to get around the defenseman.

That is Andreessen trying to stay with him.

Mackie got a shot off, ran right into the goal-tender.

He's going to get whistled.

It's going to be a goal-tender interference.

And Michigan Tech will get an extra attacker out there as long as they can hang onto possession here.

Right to the front of the goal, bouncing puck right there for Baker.

Back to the point.

Huskies have a six on five advantage now on the delayed call.

Here is Isaac Gordon.

Sends it back over.

Cheechek over.

One-timer blocked in front.

Huck is still...

Hopping loose and finally touched up by Ferris Data.

Michigan Tech will get their first power play of the game.

Mackie came in and could not throw the brakes on and ran into Goltender Bartoskevic, who went back against his net.

And Mackie will go off for two minutes.

And Goltender interference will be the call.

15-41 left to go in the second.

Huskies down by one.

Good opportunity here.

Michigan Tech still has not registered a shot on goal here in the first minute.

Sorry first four minutes in 19 seconds of this period, but they did ring one off the crossbar that was reviewed and Confirmed as not a goal Power play coming up for the Huskies brought to by Edward Jones financial advisor friends Peterson making sense of investing And Tom Leppa will take the face off of Michigan Tech.

I don't know what the delay here is

And the Michigan Tech coaching staff getting an explanation on something here.

Maybe possibly if it was more than a two minute.

It'll be a two minute minor.

Goal tender interference.

Michigan Tech on the power play trying to tie this up.

Here is Leppa to take the draw.

Miller back on the blue line for the Huskies.

Huskies get it back.

Here's Miller to set it up now over.

One timer.

Shot went wider than that ruler, trying to knock it down.

Roulette did.

Roulette from the left side, rather.

Miller back over for Roulette on the wall.

Down low, Husky's trying to go back door.

Second opportunity for Reinhardt, nearly snuck in.

He's possession.

Roulette had trouble with it.

Back there, watch out, almost there.

Now Husky's able to hold it in.

Lepa now with it for Roulette.

Roulette on top for Miller.

Miller settles it down for Roulette.

Roulette will peel over, down low in front.

Turned over by...

Reinhardt and sent all the way down.

That play just was not there.

And Michigan Tech now will scoop it up.

Huskies on a power play.

Try to tie their scheme up.

They're down two to one.

They swing it back now.

Got it to Miller.

That one did not go the way they wanted.

They'll fire it in on the wrap around.

Try to tie their scheme up.

They're down two to one.

They swing it back now.

Got it to Miller.

That one did not go the way they wanted.

They'll fire it in on the wrap around.

Michigan Tech will go in hard on the four check.

Loose punt.

Side of the net, Michigan Tech's Isaac Gordon, able to settle the down.

Back up top now, Shipley.

Puck just constantly fluttering out there.

Gordon with it, now on the left side.

He'll go back up top now to the CCHA logo.

Gordon with a hard shot, blocked there in front.

Tallinn took that one.

Back up top again for Michigan Tech, trying to tie the game up now.

Huskies with it with Shipley.

Shipley trying to find a outlet, shoots it, blocked again by Tallinn.

Loose puck at the side and in front of the goal, and covering up will be Lendak.

And Tallinn, it just,

Beatin' up out there.

Takes two hard shots as he took one last night as well.

He'll go to the bench for a change.

40 seconds left to go to power play for Michigan Tech.

Husky's one of the face off on the right dot, not gonna get it.

And so it'll be Mourneau to take the draw.

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And Michigan Tech will win the draw.

Shipley up top down, gets it to Isaac Gordon.

Gordon back up top, Shipley.

Switching spots, Shipley.

Able to get it down low from Marneau, or on the half wall.

Marneau with it now, down low, Yodson.

Try to make the inside out move, but never had control of the puck.

Sent back over now, Marneau's gotta make a play.

22 seconds left in the power play.

Husky's not able to get good possession.

Isaac Gordon with it, that one.

Sweeps back and that's gonna be turned over and sent down.

13-51 left to go in the second, period.

2-1, Ferris State with the lead.

The Huskies are down to the last five seconds on the power play across the line.

More no.

Nice feed.

Coming in, Landbeerl-Klam gets the shot off.

Good save by Lindek.

And the play still inside the zone.

Here's a chance for the Huskies at the top of the circle.

Turn over.

And coming back now on the Ferris State Bulldogs.

3-on-3 across the line.

Mellenbacher overskates the puck.

Khaleen back onto the ice.

Centering a pass right there in front that almost snuck inside the Michigan Tech goal and back to the point again.

Ferris Day walking down.

Play made there.

The Bulldogs want to penalty against the Huskies.

No call and coming back now.

The Huskies on the turnover will bring it up with Latimer.

Latimer dumped on the play.

He'll get it down inside the left wing zone.

Delil going in on the forecheck.

He's knocked down on the play.

Delil gets right back up.

Sent around, hit the referee.

Referee is not happy.

He took one in the chest.

And that one backed out inside the Michigan Tech Zone.

They're going to wave off the icing.

Hustling down there, West Up got to negate the icing.

Two on lead for Ferris State.

Huskies 0 for one on their power play here tonight.

0 for three on the weekend.

That shot inside the Michigan Tech Zone.

Fortunate hop there for the Bulldogs.

They get a shot towards the goal, but not on net.

And Michigan Tech will move it out.

Two on one for the Huskies as they can hurry up.

Koskipyrti coming down on his off wing.

Delays, shoots, loose puck behind the goal center, and he hangs on for the whistles.

Great play by Koskipyrti, who delayed coming down on his off hand.

And was able to get the shot off.

And Lendak.

Lendak able to hold on.

I don't think he knew where it was and thought it was behind him, but he had it in his jersey.

on his person somewhere the whole time.

Shots are 19-9 Michigan Tech getting an outshot here tonight.

2-1 lead for the Bulldogs.

12-25 remaining in the second period.

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Must be trying to get a sweep on the weekend.

Ferris State playing really good hockey and the penalty coming up.

It's going against Michigan Tech.

Oh boy, offensive zone, penalty against Baker it looks like.

And that is not what you want to see here.

Interference call against Baker.

We got that primary assist on the only Michigan Tech goal.

And the Ferris State Bulldogs who are one for one on the power play tonight will get their second opportunity.

I didn't see exactly what happened on this one.

So the Huskies will throw out a penalty killing unit.

Face off down in front of Owen Bartoskevic.

19-9 Michigan Tech getting out shot right now.

Power play for Ferris State.

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It's going to be Dustin Stupka to take the face off in the offensive zone for Ferris State.

Big kill needed here from Michigan Tech.

The Bulldogs win the draw.

Lee up top, one-timer, a shot went wide of the net, wrapped all the way around.

Huskies get the clear all the way down and picking up the loose puck is going to be Bernie.

Bernie coming in shorthand, slams on the brakes, takes a hit, somehow hangs onto it for a moment.

He was the only Husky down low and now Bernie's going to try to get back and try to get off the ice here as Ferris State will bring it up on the power play.

Two-one lead for the Bulldogs.

They're looking for more.

Husky's got to get a big kill here across the line.

This one shot up into the Raptors.

That'll be an inside face-off.

The Michigan Tech zone.

Minute 26 left to go on the penalty to Baker for interference.

Bernie with a good effort shorthanded, hustling down.

Wanted to drag it to the front of the net.

Just didn't have enough time to do so.

And he actually took a pretty good hit there.

Killed a little bit of time though down in the corner another face-off deep in the Michigan Tech Zone Nobody went in this one cleanly Huskies come up with a good job by Michael Cheechek who will backhand it down and the Bull Mods will be forced to start deep in their own end Lee will bring it up now up to the one against the Huskies There's a steal almost steal there by Cheechek, but he dropped his stick And that allows Lee to pick it up.

He'll shoot it inside the Michigan Tech Zone stopped by Bartoskiewicz, but not completely

Miller kicks it back behind his net.

Huskies could not get the full wraparound outside of the zone.

Held in by Leek.

In behind the Michigan Tech goal, right to the front of the net.

Passed over there by Leek.

That one did not connect as a Husky stick got in the way and it sent back down inside of the Michigan Tech corner.

Leek with it again.

Nathan Leek, couple of nice moves, loses control of the puck.

Huskies bounce it around and sending it all the way down will be Max Costa-Pearty.

10-55 left in the second period, a 2-1 lead for Ferris State, and 35 seconds left to go in their power play.

They'll bring it up the ice now.

Garland up for Merrick.

Merrick across the right wing side, inside of the Michigan Tech Zone.

Nice job there by Brenton.

Really took him out of the play, but the puck goes back to the point where it's held in by the bullwatch.

They'll work it over to the right side now.

Mackie able to get it over to the right side.

Mastic up top.

Here's a chance on the one-timer, blocked in front.

Actually hit Mellenbacher.

One of the Ferris State Bulldogs there and here's a steal by Delil Delil will bring it up shorthanded kicked up by the Huskies But not all the way down as they'll turn it over slapped at this one goes high into the air and goes out of play and that will be the end of the Peddly for Baker and the Huskies with a giant peddly kill right there.

That was an important one keeping the score to one

Huskies with only three shots on goal here in the first half of this period, nine total.

And now, back to five on five Hockey with a face off at center ice.

2-1 lead for the Bulldogs of Ferris State University.

Huskies win the draw, trying to get back to thinking goal scoring now from Michigan Tech after that penalty kill.

Andreessen will hold it in, sends it over for Latimer.

Latimer's pass, broken up.

Those are those little mistakes the Huskies can't afford to be making right now.

Playout center ice, good steal here by Gordon.

Gordon sends it over.

Latimer trying to catch that loose puck.

Gordon will follow it down behind the net.

Gordon with it again.

Back hands it up top there.

Andreessen pulls it off the wall.

He'll send it back down low.

Lepa trying to win a battle down there.

And the Bulldogs do a nice job.

They get possession of the puck and clear it all the way down.

Over the halfway mark of period number two.

Michigan Tech will clear it up to center ice, not cleanly though.

Get it across the line.

Michael Cheechek follows it up.

Able to get it deep inside of the zone, but the Ferris State Bulldogs will scoop it up and start it back with Kaufflin to make that merit.

Merrick, nice couple on ice moves, gets it deep inside of the Michigan Tech zone.

Merrick goes down in the play.

Huskies wrapping around now for Elias Johnson.

Johnson at the red line or at the blue line, moves it up to the red line and hits fire down inside of the Ferris State zone.

9-10 left to go in the second period.

Then a ring pass by the Huskies and this one's going to come all the way back out to center ice.

2-1 lead for Ferris State, dumped inside by Michigan Tech.

Lendak the goaltender, playing it around.

Huskies trying to hold it in at the blue line.

Good job there by Shipley to do so, but the second opportunity for the Bullogs back up to center ice.

And Michigan Tech will pick it up at their own blue line.

Miller across now.

A couple of stick cannelly moves, takes a hit.

get the deep inside of the zone.

Wrapped around, the Huskies able to kick it down.

And back the other way, the Bulldogs trying to track down a loose puck, Gippley nearly.

But beat on that play, and the Huskies might have got a break there.

And as the net knocked off, it's more reins.

Huskies will not be able to make the line change in the face-off coming up inside the Michigan Tech Zone.

They are going to the media break here, but I think they are going to have to take that away.

And a face-off inside the Michigan Tech Zone, Huskies.

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So they bring the face-off outside after some conversation between the officials.

That's good news for the Huskies, but the Bullogs win the face-off and dump it right back in.

2-1 lead for Ferris State here over the halfway mark of regulation.

Husky's got caught too high with the wingers and sent right back in by the Bullogs, deep in the Michigan tax zone.

Nice job by Vambleracom to center ice.

It sends it right back in.

The Huskies haven't been able to make that big pass.

Here's a chance in front.

Loose poke at the side of the net trying to slap it home.

And a knock down on the play was Leppa.

The Huskies had Leppa wide open in front.

And what a play there by Lendak to keep that out of the net.

Well, that's the second time we've seen that where the Huskies have been left open in front.

And Leppa can't believe it.

Not only that he couldn't score, but that there was no penalty call in the play.

And Leppa had only one place to go with it.

He could only go to the left.

And Lendak knew that and was able to keep that pad right on the ice.

as Leppel was in tight.

Here's a chance for the Huskies again right off the draw.

Trying to tie this one up.

Mourno sent it back to the point.

Fasciano shot blocked, and sent back the other way.

That's those plays right there, and good hustle by Mourno to come back on the play.

Loose puck in front, and a save by Vardoskevich!

Oh, what a save by Vardoskevich on that play, and back outside, inside of the Ferris State zone.

Huge mistake by the Huskies at the offensive blue line, and then again back in front of their own gold tender.

The Pup just bouncing around.

Here come the Bulldogs back inside.

Players falling down all over the place.

Tulien with a shot nearly got redirected in.

Messick mishandled that.

That one goes back to the point inside of the Michigan Texanone.

And picked up by Andreessen.

Up for Isaac Gordon.

The Bulldogs making a change.

Gordon across the line.

Gordon on his offhand.

Tied up and driven into the boards and loses control of the puck in possession.

Up to center ice now for Messick for the Bulldogs.

Huskies on a delayed offside, and so Ferris State will have control inside of their zone.

Podricker takes it from behind to zone net.

Podricker wears number 43, rather, up to center ice.

Gets it across the line, it depths it down in the right wing corner.

Slapped around there by the Bulldogs.

Held on two, shot towards the Husky goal blocked by Michigan Tech's defense.

Still controlled by Ferris State.

Two-one lead for the Bulldogs.

Outshooting Michigan Tech here tonight, two to one.

Back up to center ice now, Roulette.

for Michigan Tech across the line.

He's got numbers with him.

Roulette hangs on to it.

Trying to spread the needle between a defender's legs.

Now controlled by Shipley.

Got it to Roulette.

Roulette back to the point.

Here is Brenton.

Over to the right side.

Back up top Brenton.

Over again.

The Huskies hitting their own players on that one.

Back to the point.

Huskies trying to be too crafty there at the line.

Maybe one too many passes and it comes back out the center ice.

Michigan Tech back inside the line.

Huskies will move it back out to neutral play and that hit somebody on the bench, I think.

And that's why we have a whistle.

6-06 left to go in the second period.

What a game here tonight.

Ferris State trying to get an upset over Michigan Tech.

They lead 2-1.

6-06 left in the second period.

Bayes off in the neutral zone.

Stuff's gonna take the draw.

Scoop, Stupka now wears number 20.

He's centering that line with Merrick and Johnson.

And they'll try to drop the puck here again as she can tack down by a goal.

It's amazing, it's just very tight hockey and then all of a sudden it opens up and they're...

Huge opportunities both ways this could be icing against Michigan Tech Husties just got to take a deep breath here Hit the reset button six minutes left to go in the second period icing calling it's Michigan Tech face up back inside the zone So a draw in front of part of Skevich

Stoop got to take the face off for the Ferris State Bulldogs.

He wins it back, but the Huskies steal it away.

Bringing it back up now is Johnson.

Three on two for the Huskies.

Johnson not even looking.

Gets the shot on goal though and making the save will be Lendek.

You can hear the Huskies bench yelling three on two.

Johnson just kind of brought it down to the dots on the left side and sends it right to the goal looking for a rebound.

Not a bad play.

Had a couple of guys in front though, but

Might have been the best play to make.

Lendak makes the save.

He'll hold on for the whistle.

Face-up down in front of the Ferris State goal tenor with 5-51.

Left in the second period, a 2-1 lead for Ferris State.

All three goals in this game have come in the first period so far.

Holon's the winner of the draw.

Nice job by Isaac Gordon.

Knocks it out of midair to keep it inside of the Ferris State and at least for the time being.

Clipped up to the blue line.

The Huskies trying to push it back to their own blue line with possession.

And we'll work it up.

This will not be icing.

Oh, wow.

531 left to go in the second.

They call icing on that one.

Huskies are a little bewildered.

Face out coming back inside of the Michigan Tech zone.

So this line with Baker, Gordon, Cheechank out there.

We'll have to stay out there along with Andreessen.

And Fasciano.

Huskies have had good pressure here in the second period, but not much in the way of shots on goal.

Only four.

Getting out shot right now.

21 to 10.

Slightly misleading, but nonetheless, that's what it is.

Huskies good effort there by Baker.

Baker.

Took himself out of the play, and he's dinged up a little bit, but he got the puck out, forcing the Bulldogs to shoot it right back in.

Baker hustling on that corner there as the play is inside of the Michigan Tech zone.

Two on lead for the Bulldogs here in the second period, 5-15 left to go.

Play behind the net right to the front of the goal.

Got off the stick of goaltender Bartoskevich, and the Huskies just can't find a way outside.

Another shot right to the front of the net, pass actually out to center-ice it goes.

Michigan Tech trying to get some guys off the ice.

Messick will work it up quickly for the Bulldogs.

Turned over, Fasciano, got it to Cheechek, Cheechek, he will get it to the line, not out, held in.

Chance now for Mellenbacher, Mellenbacher from behind the net, big kid.

And could not get a shot off, Huskies take it away, and skated up to center ice now.

Bounce pass to the defenseman all the way down, this won't be Icy and Bam, Glarekomm is there, got it to the front of the goal, save is made, and Lindach made the stop, flipped back out to center ice by the Bulldogs, shot right back in by the Huskies.

Michigan Tech trying to get the equalizer here in the second period.

Good hustle down there by Tom Leppa.

Lay deep inside of the zone.

A fair estate back to the blue line held in by Michigan Tech.

Now sent right back out by the Bulldogs and dumped him down inside of the Michigan Tech corner.

Bernie down there.

Heavy use of the stick.

Fair estate Bulldogs wanted a penalty not going to get it.

Nice play by Miller across now for Van Blericombe.

He'll send it over that airmailed right past Shippley, cheating in from that right point.

and went right to the boards.

Now the Huskies will have to get back as the Bulldogs will flip it down inside the Michigan Tech end.

Artist Gevitz coming way out of the net to play that up for Roulette.

Roulette will dump it down.

Didn't have guys going in cleanly though.

Hustling in there as Isaac Gordon.

The puck comes loose to the wing.

Roulette is there on the 4-champ for Michigan Tech.

Huskies send it back, held in by Brenton, sent over.

Huskies have it there to the middle.

Here's Coski Pertescioff.

Blocker saved made there by Lendek.

Back to the point.

Huskies not able to...

Keep it in this time as Pulkinan will send it back up.

Parker moves it up and is taken by the Ferris State Bulldogs.

Garland will dump it in.

Just a lot of choppy play here right now.

A 2-1 lead for Ferris State.

Huskies will get a clear out to center ice.

Scooping it up now.

Michigan Tech's Parker coming in with speed.

Drops it there.

Roulette trying to settle down the puck.

Roulette getting away from trouble.

Back up top.

Brenton slides it over.

Open as Gordon.

Gordon with a shot.

That one deflected high over the crossbar.

Roulette with it.

Trying to send it back down low.

Costi Pirti trying to get it to Gordon.

Gordon got a piece of it.

Good job there for a moment, but taken away.

He didn't have any help down there.

Breckon-Smith able to work it up to centerize with Tallinn and across now for Kaufflin who gets a deep inside of the Michigan Tech Zone and that will be offside against the Bulldogs.

2-1 lead for Ferris State here in the second period.

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Huskies down by a goal late in the second period.

Bassiano.

Able to work it to the wing.

Huskies will break it up to center ice.

Huck went high into the air and it's scooped up now by Michigan Tech and dumped all the way back inside of the Ferris State Zone.

Bulldogs able to scoop it up, trying to get it clear.

Good near steal here by the Huskies who at least keep it in there for a little while.

T-check with it, moves it over to Johnson.

Johnson tried to deliver it to the front of the net.

Again, there's just nothing open in front.

Huskies are forcing things that just aren't there, and that one comes back out to the Michigan Tech blue line.

Now taken by Jonson.

He'll backhand it hard across the line for Cheechek.

Cheechek looking to the front, gets it back to the point.

Here's Andresen.

Andresen fired it, this one, blocked in front, and actually hit somebody on the way in and went wide to the net.

Still down inside the Ferris State zone.

Good steal by Jonson, had it for just a split second.

He'll go to the bench now for a line change at the Ferris State.

Bulldogs do clear it up to center ice.

Shipley trying to move it up.

Huskies pick it up with Delil.

Delil cast it there.

Huskies are onside across the line.

Huskies have numbers there as it's brought in by Baker.

Baker sends it around.

Shipley's gonna pick it up.

Sends it back for Delil.

Huskies got something going here.

Delil sends it over.

Here's a one-timer.

Saved made there.

That was Baker with the one-timer.

Picked up by Latimer now.

Latimer up top.

There's a shot.

That one blocked in front may be saved by Lendak.

And Huskies, Shipley knocked down the play.

able to hold it in.

Huskies get it back to the point.

Like a power play right now from Michigan Tech trying to tie the game up.

Houncing pump up the face or off the gold tenor, Lendak.

And the rebound was there for a moment.

The Bulldogs get it to the line, but cannot clear.

Great job by Delil to hold it in.

Baker sends it down and the Huskies hurrying up on a line change.

And the Bulldogs will have possession down behind their gold tenor.

They'll flip it out this center-ice.

Stepping up in the play with Miller.

We're down to the last 50 seconds in the period.

Michigan Tech still down by a goal.

Here in the second.

Burned up to Bernie.

Bernie able to get it up there for Van Blericombe across the line.

Matthew Van Blericombe with a move to the net.

And he just could not trigger it.

He made one move to his forehand and just rolled off the tip of the blade.

Back inside the Michigan Tech zone now.

Hustling back with Parker.

Gets it over for Brenton.

30 seconds left to go in the period.

Huskies trying to get one here before the end of the second.

Up for Leppa.

Leppa sends it to the middle.

Bernie is in and just could not squeeze it in time and back up to center-ice.

Huskies brenton losing his stick.

Lay it offside against the Huskies.

They will tank up.

We're down to 12 seconds left and it looks like the Bulldogs will be happy to take a knee here.

Behind their net they go hard off of the glass all the way down.

This is going to be a nice seeing call with four seconds and they should put maybe a half a second back up on the board.

And these two teams getting a little bit chippy now.

Leek and Brenton and Johnny at each other with 3.9 remaining.

We'll see if they go back to the clock to add any more time.

Icing the call against Ferris State.

Too much time probably to pull the goaltender, so Bartoskiewicz will stay in the net.

Huskies trying to win it back.

They do not add any more time.

G-check.

Trying to win the draw against Koosler.

Here is the face-off.

Huskies win it.

Shot towards the goal, and that one wide in the net is going to wrap around, and that'll do it.

Second period is over.

Michigan Tech and Ferris State, no scoring in the second.

Bulldogs hold a 2-1 lead after two periods of play.

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Hopefully they can get one early in the third period and get back to trying to win this game here tonight.

Gonna be a tough one though.

2-1 lead for Ferris State.

The Bulldogs looking for their first win.

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16 shots from Michigan Tech after two periods.

They're still getting an outshot, though, 21-16, but much better towards the second half of that second period as far as getting shots on goal and getting some scrambles in front of the net.

Huskies are playing okay.

They're in good shape, but they just got to figure a way to get some more pucks past Goltender Lendak, who's playing pretty well right now.

2-1 late for Ferris State after two periods of play.

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The Vikings complete the sweep.

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Bemidji is down 2-0 in the third period against Minnesota Duluth.

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Our game here, fair estate with a two, one lead.

No scoring in that second period.

Michigan Tech ended up, I can find my stats here.

Michigan Tech with 10 shots on goal to four.

for Ferris State in period number two.

Huskies still getting out shot 21 to 16.

Michigan Tech 0 for 1 on their power play in that second period.

And Ferris State with their only power play of the game so far back in the first period, 1 for 1.

Goal scores so far, Reed Andreessen for the Huskies, and Nathan Mackey in Xceli Pulkinan for the Ferris State Bulldogs.

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And while we have Colin Sawyer with us really quick, we'll check in with him, graduate assistant for Michigan Tech and the coaching staff here.

Down a goal, no scoring Colin in that second period.

What was your take on period number

two?

Yeah, I mean it was a fast period.

I think we got to manage Pucks to sustain some low zone here and they're doing a good job collapsing in the D zone kind of making it hard for us to get shots through but once we can kind of with motion and pressure just get some shots and chances will come.

It seems like it opened up a little bit up top for us when we were dominating inside of their zone.

A lot of room up by the defense but still struggling to get that puck through like you mentioned.

Yeah, I mean just getting that three high ice allowing our forwards to get up there and outnumber them up top allows to get shots through and

We got to just have a good net front presence, and it'll

come.

No kind of panic mode at all in the locker room, I would imagine.

No, I mean, we've been in these situations before, and it's a good leadership group in there.

We've got to just stick with the process and bear down on some of these chances.

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couple of goals.

Let's do it.

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Again, 21 shots for first.

State 16 for Michigan Tech after two periods of play.

2-1 lead for the Bulldogs.

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Michigan Tech football, a great game against Ferris State, number one in the nation.

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Husky skating left to right here in this third period.

And the opening face-off of the third period is underway.

Down inside the Michigan Tech Zone is it shot all the way in.

Husky's trying to find it behind their own net.

This is Parker.

Gives it up.

Good flow check here by Bellenbocker.

No fan in a pass, but he's down in the corner.

It's just a big forward, power forward back to the point.

Shot taken there, and a save made there by Bartoskevitz.

That was a dangerous play.

Back to the way comes Bernie.

Cracking down a loose puck down to the right wing.

Again, the water has not completely frozen here in a warm day here in Big Rapids and most of the Midwest.

Husky's trying to keep it inside of his own Van Blerikon.

Quick shot towards the goal, that one deflected, high and wide.

Passed up, now that's away, offside for Leek, taking it across the line and a face-off coming up in the neutral zone.

Michigan Tech would love to get one early here in the third period.

Take that pressure off, trying to tie this game up, they're down two to one.

21 shots for Ferris State.

16 for Michigan Tech.

Tosca Peerty, then one of the better players out here again tonight for Michigan Tech.

He'll take the draw.

Face off on the left dot, down in front of Coltenor Lendak.

Bulldogs will win the draw.

Padreck-Ern will stop, sends it around.

Good job by Shipley, pinching in.

Shipley to the front of the goal, and a great pass there, and where's the puck?

Lay in there.

Roulette takes it away, wrapped around now for Shipley.

Shipley picks it up.

He'll walk down.

Hit a shot, trying to stuff it in on that short side.

And hit something on the way in.

Back behind the net.

Huskies have it.

Centering back to the point.

Reinhardt is covering.

Got it down low.

Hopped off the stick of Roulette.

Roulette just having a terrible time holding on to that puck here tonight.

And here come the Bulldogs back the other way, taking quickly away though by the Huskies.

Long stretch pass up.

Roulette tips it all the way down.

He'll try to get to the bench for a line change.

Boy, Michigan Tech really had something going on there inside of the Ferris States.

Oh, there's a hit on Latimer.

He loses control of the puck.

Ferris State will take over.

Huskies changing up the deep area and back across the line from the Johnson for Ferris State.

Right to the front of Michigan Tech goal.

They tried to send it, but did not get there.

Huskies taking it away.

Up for Jonson.

Jonson trying to get it outside of the zone.

He's got a guy all over him.

Jonson battles his way and then flips it all the way down.

Great play there by Elias.

Husky's in on the poor check.

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Right wing corner inside of the Ferris State Zone.

Bastiano able to get there in time to hold it in.

That one goes high into the air and that hit the protective netting.

Based off will be inside of the Ferris State Zone.

Couple players join at each other.

clutching and grabbing.

Both teams have been pretty disciplined here this weekend.

No penalties called here.

And Michigan Tech wants to make sure that they do not take any calls that are unnecessary.

In every opportunity they can because goals are at a premium here tonight.

Two-one lead for Ferris State, Face-off down inside the Bulldogs zone.

It'll be Cheechek taking the draw.

He's going to go against Hudson Darby.

Darby will win it.

Again, he was 75% on Face-off last night for the Bulldogs.

Best centermen on either team.

Michigan Tech in on the forecheck, trying to tie this game up.

Down two to one.

Third period action.

Back over now, and that one tipped out the center-ice.

Andreessen appeared to be open.

Pass over to him was reflected outside.

Andreessen will settle it down his own blue line, works it up quickly.

Baker had trouble with it.

Baker's gonna go in on the four-champ Lee.

Back behind his net now for Ferris State to the defenseman.

Dearing the three-minute mark of period number three, back across the line.

Ooh, that's onside.

Dumped all the way in.

Loose puck is there.

Wrapped around, and the Bulldogs not able to make the play.

Husky's back inside of their zone.

Tenoring, pass right there.

And Michigan Tech struggling now down inside of their own end.

16-57 remaining here in the third period.

It's brought up now by Michael Cheechek.

He's got a little bit of room.

Got Isaac Gordon with him.

Gordon peels away to the bench for a line change, and so does Cheechek after he dumps it in.

Out to center, ice-fed of old odds.

They've had a two-on-one developing, couldn't make it happen, and then Husky wants to go back inside of their own zone.

2-1 lead for Ferris State.

Poked in with a shot towards the Husky goal.

Blocked by Michigan Tech.

Huskies will send it back up to center-ice.

Can't come across the line.

Clean and will dump it in.

Lendak able to stop it behind his net.

Huskies pick it up with Bernie on the steal.

Able to work it over to the right side.

Back down low inside of the zone.

Huskies in on the forecheck, the net comes out the moorings with 16-10 left to go in the period.

2-1 lead for Ferris State.

Third period against Roger, my turbo agency.

Huskies will change it up.

Task of purity, line back out there.

This line has created the most opportunities, I think, down in front of Ferris State's goal tender.

Huskies with 18 shots on goal now.

They're pulling closer and closer to Ferris State who had 22.

16-10 left to go in the third.

Won't drop the puck here.

Naskapirti trying to see who the centerman is for Ferris State.

Is that Darby?

And Leek is on that wing right now.

Actually, that's Beatty.

Huskies will dump it all the way in.

Down a goal here in the third period with 16 minutes remaining.

They hold it in at the point.

Roulette shot through.

That one just missed wide.

Good screen in front of Lendek, but went wide of the net.

Tallinn will pick it up now.

Sends it up for the bull launch, but not out.

Huskies with the steal to the middle of the ice.

Huskies can't hold it in, two on one for the Bulldogs, back across the line, pass to the front, stick on their very safe, made by Bartoskiewicz, and he almost put it in his own net.

Bartoskiewicz trying to get back in, they banked it off of him, Huskies get it back across the line, dumping it down inside of the zone.

Doesn't get any closer than that, the Huskies almost have a goal back at the other end, and then it came back the other way.

Now two on one, bringing it up now is Lee, from behind.

Bounces right to the goal, that one offside, against Ferris State University.

Two-one Bulldogs with the lead.

This building has bounces that you won't see anywhere else in this conference.

And a face-off will be back on the Ferris State side of the red line.

Michael Cheechek taking the draw from Michigan Tech.

Huskies down by one.

15-16 left to go in the third period here.

Huskies will head on the bus right after

this.

Have a week off to get ready for Augustana.

Long way to go in this game.

Huskies down by a goal shot in.

Bartoskiewicz no chance to stop that one.

Has to get back in that quick.

Went wide to the net, still inside of the zone.

Michigan Tech picking it up.

Ferris State trying to draw a call right there.

Officials, good non-call on that one.

This one cleared back up the center ice.

Bulldogs will bring it up.

Off the glass, back inside the Michigan Tech zone.

This is Shipley now.

Ferris making a line change.

Shipley will wait for Miller to step onto the ice now as the Huskies also make it a change.

And brought up now by Miller.

Up for Shipley, just got it to him.

Gippley gets the red line, shoots it right in, and the Bulldogs will take a face-off inside of their zone.

14-27 left to go third.

The Huskies down by a goal.

Skatech has been switching around the lines here again tonight.

And it's going to be Tom Leppa to take the face-off.

He's out there with Bernie and Van Blericombe again.

And they're going to knock Lepa out of the face-up.

So that'll be Bernie to step in now for Michigan Tech, taking the draw against Darby.

Two-one lead for Barastay here in the third period.

Five and a half minutes in.

Here's a shot right off the draw by Van Blericaan.

That was blocked instantly.

Huskies pick up the loose puck.

Lepa shot through.

That one saved in front.

Penalty coming up against the Bulldogs.

It'll be a cross-checking call in Michigan Techs.

Van Blericom getting in the kitchen there of the goaltender and that ended up drying the penalty and a big opportunity here for Michigan Tech to finally get something on the power play.

Face off will be down inside of the Ferris State Zone.

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Huskies are over three on the power play this weekend.

This is their fourth, left foot a step in to take the face off.

Five on four advantage for Michigan Tech.

Down one with 14 minutes left to the third.

Draw one by Ferris Date, they clear it all the way down.

Marta Skebich will leave it there.

And it's brought up now by Miller.

Miller gets around, brings it up, gets the red line, skates it all the way down.

Miller, good job to hang on to that puck.

And it's there now, Huskies back now, that is, battering over now for Reinhardt.

Reinhardt's pass is barely held in by Miller.

Miller sends it over now for Baker, back up top, Miller.

Miller wanted to shoot, hangs on to it.

Now Costa-Bertie moves it to the middle, back over for Baker.

Baker shot, that one stopped there by Lendak and holds on for the whistle.

Good puck movement by the Huskies, a minute 22 remaining.

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Huskers again, another power play.

Face-off inside of the Olaq zone.

Messick, by the way, was whistled on that cross check.

He's off with a two-minute liner.

Huskies win the draw again.

Working into the middle.

Van Blericomps sends it over.

Huskies just a little bit too off on their passes.

Now Shippley, nice job to get it down below the goal line and the ball behind the net.

Working from the corner now.

There's a pass over, that one broken up all the way down.

Gordon's trying to force something that wasn't there.

Minute left to go in the power play.

Huskies trying to tie this game up, brought up now by Shipley.

Shipley really coming into his own now as a Michigan Tech hockey player.

Van Blericom picks it up, loses it, follows it up.

Huskies hold it in.

Can they keep it in?

Loose puck right at the line, and it's dump break back in, and dump break back all the way down.

Bartoskevic will stop it behind the net, down the 40 seconds remaining.

in the power play.

Michigan Tech trailing by a goal here in the third period.

Shipley ran into one of the Bulldog players, brought up by Morneau.

Morneau across the line, his pass over.

Ferris State peers to know exactly what the Huskies are doing.

And again, fired all the way down by the Bulldogs, with 20 seconds left to go in this power play.

The Huskies have not had a whole lot going here.

Parker with it.

Last chance for Michigan Tech.

Cheechek.

Crossed the way for Brenton, big body.

Brenton carries it all the way down, a broken stick out there, but turned over quickly by the Huskies, and that's gonna do it.

Michigan Tech had a great opportunity there, a broken stick by one of the penalty killers, and they just threw the puck away, so Michigan Tech, 0 for three on the power play now this weekend, 0 for... Sorry, 0 for four this weekend, 0 for two here tonight.

Huskies still down a goal, Parker back up top shot, hit his own player on the way in.

Brenton, nice job to hold that one in.

There's a broken stick out there.

And the Bulldogs will pick up the loose puck.

They'll send it up.

This is going to be sent all the way down.

No icing, so Bartoskevich is going to play this one back out to center ice.

Mackie with it.

Huskies just can't seem to get anything going right now.

Bulldogs playing tough defensive hockey.

Sent right back in.

Bartoskevich is going to have to play this around, and he will.

Gets it there for Fasciano.

Fasciano trying to move it up the ice.

Does, not deep.

Picked up by the Ferris State Bulldogs inside of their own zone.

2-1 lead for Ferris State.

We're down to 11-25 left to go in the third period.

It's the one-goal game, but it seems like a lot more right now, the way the Huskies are struggling to get good scoring opportunities.

Back behind the Michigan Tech goal, right to the front of the Husky goal, and that one went wide to the net.

And on the forecheck, there is Johnson for Ferris State.

Stuka with it now, gets it back to the point.

Lee can't handle it.

Lost it, and the Huskies have a three-on-one up.

They hurry up.

Four-on-one for Michigan Tech.

Costa Ferti across the line, sends it over.

Here's a shot!

Stay made there by Lendek.

That was Andreessen looking for his second.

Huskies hold it in at the line.

Down for Andreessen.

Back over for Gipley.

Penalty coming up.

Here's a shot.

Stayed by Lendek.

Delayed call against the Bulldogs.

Huskies are going to hop right back onto the power play here, down a goal.

A four-on-one for Michigan Tech.

They got a good shot off.

Nice save though by Lendek.

And did not see, but here's the call.

Tripping will be the call against the number 10 Messick, that's his second penalty in about three and a half minutes.

And so he will sit again, the Huskies getting chances now on the power play.

They've got to bury one of these in.

Here we go, Costa Perti out there, take the draw.

Again, Ferris State winning it, sent around, held in by Miller.

Nice play to keep it alive, back up top here, left but down low, and a tip right to the front of the goal.

This one cleared back out the center, and that one hitting somebody in the bench, that would be inside the zone for a face-up.

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Huskies down two to one.

Nearing the halfway point of the third period.

Neither team has scored since back in the first period.

All three goals.

Huskies opened up the scoring on Andreessen's second of the season.

Then an even strength and a power play goal for Ferris State.

That has been it.

Way back in the first period.

Huskies on the man advantage.

Win the draw.

Tosca Pirchi.

Trouble with it.

Rolling again.

Good recovery there by Tom Leppard to keep that play alive.

Hold it in.

Huskies have nobody down there.

Now they do.

They take it away.

Shoveled back to the point.

Back over.

Here's a one-timer

rebound.

Loose puck in half empty yet.

And they whistle it because the goal tender,

Lendex, mask came off.

And the Huskies had a loose puck still.

Lendex was tied up in a bunch of bodies.

And there will be a face-off, I believe, inside the zone.

It's still a minute 29 left on the power play.

The Huskies getting the looks that they want.

Still have not been able to shovel one in.

Two-one.

Casca Ferti's power play unit comes off.

Van Blericom will step in to take the drives out there with Johnson and Morneau.

Shipley and Isaac Gordon back on the blue line on the power play.

Van Blericom will go against Darby on the face-up.

Lendak taking his time getting that mask back on.

No penalties on the play, so Husky's on the power play.

Five on four for still a minute and a half.

Here we go, it's Van Blericom trying to win it back from Michigan Tech.

And he does not.

The Bulldogs win it and clear it all the way down.

Well, that'll kill some more penalty time for the Bulldogs.

Oskis down by a goal, halfway through, period number three.

Giovanni Mornau will skate it up now.

Ross the line comes shively, gets it in deep, loose puck behind the net, wrapped around, Gordon's not there, came off the wall, and that one go all the way down.

Now to a minute left to go in the power play.

Gordon will go to the bench for a change.

Huskies, bringing it up now.

Will drop it back for Van Blericombe.

He'll skate it up, loses it, got it back, sends it over, crossed the line, Morneau, hands it off.

Nice play back over.

There's a shot, this one just wider than net by Morneau.

Back over now to the right wing corner.

Huskies on the power plate, trying to tie this game up.

Gippley will hold it in.

Gippley had two guys in front there.

Might have want to take that shot right away, but he didn't.

He's in.

Under pressure, up top, slides it over.

Huskies will hold it in, Morneau.

Back down low.

Morneau on the side wall.

Up top shot.

This one just sailed over the crossbar, right to the front of the net.

Huskies trying to bounce it in.

Back over for Morneau.

Dealing with a rolling puck, back to the point, held in.

Huskies still in the power play for 11 seconds.

They've got pressure down in the zone.

Down two to one, chiply with it.

Sent over dangerous play there, but they got it to Bamblericom.

His shot and a save made by Lendek who holds on to the whistle.

One second left to go in the power play for Michigan Tech.

Fifth power play of the weekend.

I'll get one more drop of the puck here.

Huskies have only four skaters out there.

Am I missing something?

There we go.

Baker's gonna hop on the ice.

848 left to go in the third courier.

Cheechek to take the face off.

Huskies will get about three or four seconds of five on four here with just one second left to go.

Puck drop.

And the penalty is over.

Huskies have it inside of the zone though.

Centering attempt there by Baker did not get through.

Back behind the net.

Pinching in from the point is Parker.

Parker, nice play there to Cheechek.

Michael Cheechek up top, hangs on to it, sends it over for Parker.

Parker being pressured up top.

Boy, Ferris State, little hook there, no call.

And picked up by Leek.

Leek now comes back on the play, sends it over to the far side.

Brenton, great job getting back for Michigan Tech.

Good defensive play made there by the big kid, and brought up now by Michael Cicek.

Cicek sends it to the middle, turned over, and back the other way, a one on one.

Huskies did have a defender back.

Almost a breakaway, but Huskies were changing to defender.

Michigan Tech will pick it up now at center ice.

Bastiano coming down with speed.

Fasciano goes on the brakes.

He blows the tire, so does his offender.

Back to the point.

Andreessen.

Huskies down by one, trying to tie it up here.

Eight minutes left to go in the period.

Big hit down there.

Leek on Leppa.

Fast to the front!

What a save made there by Glendak, who just stole one right there at the left post.

A great play by the Huskies on that post.

They continue.

737 left to go in the third period.

2-1, Ferris State with the lead.

Huskies playing really good right now.

Trying to hold it in, can't do it, or do they?

Yes, Andreessen able to hold it in, sent it back down low.

Van Blericom is there, wrapped all the way around, Fastiano using that big size, holds it in, Huskies with possession, down low again, centering attempt off the Golden Dare, loose puck is there and they blow the whistle.

And a little altercation happens as Michigan Tech...

Get to our media timeout.

2-1 Ferris State.

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Well, time becoming a bit of a factor here for Michigan Tech.

Huskies now out shooting Ferris State 28-24.

It's just been nonstop for the Huskies in the Ferris State zone with the aid of some power plays, but now no power play.

Five on five, 7-15 remaining.

Ferris State still with a one goal lead.

Tosca Purte back out there for the Huskies.

Wins the drawback.

Miller skates it down to the corner.

Try to slide it to the front.

Loose puck is there.

That one just went wide to the net.

And picked up by Darby.

Darby's gonna bring it up to center ice.

Gets it across the Michigan Tech line.

And down to the right wing corner.

Huskies down by one.

Seven minutes remaining here in the third period.

Wrapped around inside of the zone.

Ryan Hart not able to clear back inside again Ferris State will hold it in right close to goal and part of Skevich gonna hold on for the whistle 644 left in the third period uskies will change it up Uskies have done a pretty good job on face-off tonight

Tosca Perigee was seven and three, and Michael Ticic were seven and three coming into the third period.

Huskies need a goal to tie.

Ologs win this draw, they'll shoot it, deflected by Michigan Tech wide of the net.

See how short the Michigan Tech bench gets here later on.

Here's a turnover of the Huskies in front of their own goal, deflected out of play.

Just can't dust off that puck at all inside of the zone.

You just have to get rid of it or protect it better.

And the Bulldogs had a good chance there.

Good stick by one of the Huskies.

I can't remember who that was.

It got a stick to deflect it out of play with six and a half now left to go in the third period.

2-1 lead for Ferris State.

Lepas line out there now from Michigan Tech.

Huskies control the drop brought up by Bernie.

Overscaded the puck.

Gets it across for Leppa.

He'll flip it down.

The Huskies will go in hard on the forecheck.

Lee gets there first, wraps it around.

Coming in is Parker.

Parker, able to keep it along the wall.

Huskies trying to get numbers down there.

And taken out of there, going by the Bulldogs.

They will cop up the puck at center ice, and it's picked up by Van Blericombe.

Van Blericombe will shoot it in.

Going in hard on the forecheck is Bernie.

Bernie, pinned up against the wall.

Michigan Tech needs a goal to tie it up here.

Down two to one.

Nobody back on defense for Michigan Tech, as Fasciano was in the middle of the ice.

Parker down with it, able to move it up for Van Blericombe.

He's towards the end of a shift, will head towards the bench.

Huskies down a goal with 547, left to go in the period now.

Michigan Tech has been applying the pressure here in the third, but has not been able to get another one by.

Gold tender, Lendak, and there's going to be an icing call against Ferris State University, and the fans not liking that call.

But the right one, Michigan Tech will enjoy a face-off in the offensive zone.

Huskies have pumped in, pumped on 29 shots on goal now.

Already eight in this period.

Face-off down in front of Lendak.

And the Bulldogs will win the face-off.

Cleared back out to center-ice across the Michigan Tech line.

Bassiano clears it out.

Stupka with it.

They're going to go wide with it.

No, they sent it right back up the wall.

Safe play there for the Bulldogs coming in on a partial break now.

Right to the goal and a shot went right to the net.

Stupka had a chance to really put the Bulldogs in a great position by going up by two, but they do not.

He missed the net.

Bartoskiewicz turns it over and the Huskies get it back.

Roulette for Gordon.

Gordon can't get it clear.

Broken stick out there again.

Shot went on the net.

Played him to stick right all over the place.

Huskies pick it up now with Coski Purgey.

Moved it to the middle.

Knocked down on the play was Gordon and back outside inside of the Michigan Tech zone.

Huskies down by one.

Will keep an eye on Bartoskevich.

2-1 score with 4-44 left to go in the third period.

29-26 Michigan Tech with a shot advantage but not on the scoreboard.

Tallinn off of the boards.

Third down they're gonna wave off the icing here.

Bartoskevich will leave it there for the defensive shipply.

Huskies running out of time.

Up to center ice, Miller.

Oh, watch out.

Latimer just avoided a giant open ice hit.

You can hear the crowd even.

Picked up down by the Huskies inside of their own zone.

Morneau moves it up for Miller, coming up with good speed.

Miller to the shot, bouncing off the gold tender.

Lindek goes wide of the net, still inside of the Michigan Tech zone, held in by Latimer for a moment.

And finally brought up.

Down to four minutes left to go in the third period.

Huskies down by one.

Right up now by Chris Lee.

Ferris State's defenseman, he'll fire it in.

We won't see him come off the ice a whole lot here in the last four minutes.

Wrapped around.

Michigan Tech inside of their own zone.

Picked up now by Shipley.

Shipley able to move it up off the boards.

Couldn't get it to cheat check cleanly.

And the Ferris State Bulldogs send it right back out to center ice.

Huskies have it at their own blue line.

Across the line, Reinhart will shoot it in.

Michigan Tech in on the four check.

Messick is there.

Messick had his pocket picked there by Jonson.

Jonson tried to get it to the front of the goal.

Couldn't do it.

Huskies down the goal here with three and a half left to go.

Shot towards the goal.

That one wide to the net.

Boltener-Lendak never side.

Never even moved, but it went wide on the right side.

Huck is still locked up there.

Finally comes loose.

Farrah states.

Messick with it.

He's going to flip it high into the air off the glass all the way down inside the Michigan check zone.

Three that it's left to go in the third.

Huskies moving up quickly.

Parker will send it in.

And the Huskies have nobody going in, so goaltender Bartoskevich, who is making his way to the bench, will go right back out to the line and the crease.

Michigan check back at their own blue line down.

Parker able to get it up for Bernie, tapped it all the way down on the right wing.

Bartoskiewicz still on the goal, down by one, Michigan Tech with 2.42 left to go.

Huskies have it at the side of the net, right to the front of the goal, and then back behind there for Vamblerokom.

Referee got in the way.

Vamblerokom settles down the puck.

Going down on the play was Lepa.

Lepa works hard to get control of the puck for a moment.

Huskies really battling down there in the corner.

They get it back to the blue line.

That is Andreessen on the half wall there.

Back behind the net there for Lepa.

Hopped over his stick.

Still down there in the net.

His goal tender.

Marta Skevich.

Huskies hold it in again.

Andreessen pinching in from the far side.

He'll hold it in.

Huskies down low.

Able to get it down there again.

Bernie with it.

He's been out there a while.

Bernie, not down on the ice.

Extra attackers still not out there for Michigan Tech with two minutes left to go.

Huskies down by one.

Moved up for Reinhardt.

Reinhardt poked away but picked up by Tosca third to his.

Pocket is picked on the play and they still can't get Marta Skevich off of the ice.

And the Ferris State Bulldogs send it in.

Misplayed by Delil.

And the Huskies have to go back inside of their own zone.

142 remaining.

Bartoskevic still in the goal.

Now he'll come out.

Extra attacker.

The Huskies will shoot it in.

And Michigan Tech with a six on five advantage.

Now trying to tie this game up.

They pick it up in the corner.

Centering pass, broken up by the Bulldogs.

He'll flip it high into the air.

It goes all the way down.

It's not going to get down there in time.

Roulette will pick it up with a minute 22 remaining.

DeLill had it hop over his stick, and the Huskies will pick it up quickly.

116 remaining here in the third.

Huskies down by one.

They need bodies to go in quick.

On the court yet Messick sends it around.

Miller should be able to hold it in.

He gets through his leg, and it was rolling again as it's been happening all weekend long.

Huskies up it in.

One minute left to go here in the third period.

Harris trying to upset the Huskies.

Huskies have been throwing everything, and this one goes out of play.

And a face-off coming up inside, I believe, of the Ferris State Dome with 56, sorry, 54.3 seconds remaining.

See if Michigan Tech burns their time out here or not.

Can't imagine they won't, but we'll see.

Lepa to take the draw.

So Lepa will take the face off for Michigan Tech.

Going again.

Koosler, I believe.

Yes, Koosler will take the draw for Ferris State.

Huskies down by one.

Huskies with a 29-26 shot advantage.

And the Bulldogs.

Went in the draw, but not able to work it out.

48 seconds left to go.

Huskies need one to tie, trying to hold it in, batted back in by Michigan Tech, picked up by Shipley, a shot, let down by Lindek.

Good play by the Huskies there.

That was Shipley, little shifty move on that left side.

Huskies not done yet.

Now they'll take the time out with 39.1 on the

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Huskies trying to force overtime.

2-1 lead for Ferris State.

Trying to hand Michigan Tech their second loss of the season.

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Huskies last chance here, 39 seconds.

Volkender is full.

Offensive zone face up.

Lepa to take the draw.

Bulldogs win it.

Huskies hold it in, but it's right by the line.

30 seconds left.

Huskies back to the blue line.

Shipley with it.

Sends it over.

One-timer!

Blocked in front by Tallinn.

Back for Roulette.

Back up top shot.

This one blocked in front.

Another shot by Roulette.

Hit the side of the net.

Huskies' fans thought it went in.

18 seconds left.

Huskies have possession.

Up top shot.

Blocked in front.

Here he

is.

Kastipurki with 12 seconds left.

Back up top.

Sipped on it.

Roulette trying to kick it.

Roulette makes a move.

Walks in.

Sends it up.

Turned it over, gonna do it.

Icy will be the call, but it doesn't matter, the game is over.

And the Ferris State Bulldogs upset.

The Michigan Tech Huskies tonight with a 2-1 win.

Huskies did everything they could, 30 shots on goal.

A lot of them in that third period towards the end.

This one will sting from Michigan Tech.

They come away with a split on the weekend.

Our post game show coming up in just a little bit.

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Tough loss tonight for Michigan Tech.

They did everything they could to try to get one passed on late night game to tie it up, but a 2-1 final.

Ferris State gets their first win of the season.

It's a big one, too.

And upset the Michigan Tech Huskies, handing the Huskies only their second loss of the season.

And again, no scoring since way back in the first period.

18-53, the first period was the last goal of this game.

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He was good on faceouts tonight through two periods.

I still ended up at 60% on faceouts tonight and

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a tough loss for Michigan Tech tonight.

Two-one final at the hands of the Ferris State Bulldogs.

Let's get to our three stars.

They are brought to you by your local state farm agents.

And tonight, our third star is doubling as a superior player of the game.

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Our second star tonight is going to be Polkett and he had what turned out to be the game-winning goal here tonight.

Excelly Polkett and a Finnish native on that great feed from Leek.

and Palkine was able to put home that goal that ended up being the power play goal late in the first period, ended up being the game winner tonight.

He had a solid game, especially played really well in that first and second period.

So Palkine will be our second star tonight.

Number one star, you have to go with the gold tender for Ferris State University.

The Huskies didn't challenge him a whole lot consistently throughout the games, but when Michigan Tech had him,

Had it going on and we're peppering him.

He was able to keep things in control in front of him, covered things up, did not give up a whole lot of rebounds.

And Lendak is going to be the number one star tonight.

29 saves on 30 Michigan Tech shots.

Final shots here tonight.

Do we have those?

Thought I just had that handed to me.

Get that for you.

Final shots tonight, 31 for Michigan Tech.

And 26 for Ferris State University.

Huskies, this was the big bummer for Michigan Tech.

0 for 3 on the power plate tonight.

Ferris State 1 for 2.

So Ferris wins the...

Special teams battle, and they end up winning the game 2-1 here tonight.

Huskies record drops to 6-2 on the season.

Ferris State gets their first win of the season.

Huskies will be off next week, and we'll take a quick timeout.

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Michigan Tech falling to Ferris State 2-1 here at Aboglaban Arena.

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thoughts on this one?

Yeah, didn't start well enough.

We give up two goals in the first period.

I really liked the last 26, 27 minutes of the game.

I thought we played really well.

Generated a lot of chances, credit to their goalie played well, but we lost a special teams game and we got to learn to put 60 minutes together.

Pox weren't going in easy and we just couldn't dig ourselves out of it.

Were you mixing up the lines a little bit as the night went on, coach?

Yeah, we're trying to get some chemistry.

I was just trying to get some energy.

It's tough to sweep on the road.

I thought they played extremely desperate, extremely hard.

Anybody can beat anybody in college hockey.

All right, coach.

Thanks a lot.

And week off, and it's set for August and in a couple of weeks.

Thanks, Derek.

Appreciate

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All right, head coach Bill McCullough.

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And again, your final score tonight.

The Huskies after a win last night

over Ferris State.

Fallen to the Bulldogs here tonight.

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Couple bobbles, but Jaden Bolden's got the interception for the Huskies.

Midfield, 40, 30, 20, 15, 10, 5.

Touchdown, Huskies!

Fourth and one from their 40, and Larner takes it 60.

Slant pass is completed into the end zone.

Touchdown, Huskies!

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Then Cookie was there and handed a cookie.

Rocked it in from five yards out.

Roof on the left side makes his madness to the pylon.

Touchdown Husky.

Way no little handoff.

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Here is the voice of Michigan Tech football, Josh Yilatelo.

Good afternoon, everyone.

Welcome to Top Tagged Field in Big Rapids, Michigan, where today the Michigan Tech Huskies

dual against the top seeded number one in the country, the Ferris State Bulldogs.

It is a battle of two top 15 programs here in the latest polls and the Huskies coming off a big win against Northern Michigan last week.

The Bulldogs coming off a rivalry win of their own against Grand Valley State should be an interesting battle to see here today between these two squads.

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Huskies are 6-1 overall in the season.

3-0 in conference and have won four consecutive games.

Ferris State is unblemished at 7-0.

3-0 in conference as well as at home.

They've won seven games in a row here this season.

But the number stands at a much higher number overall.

I believe it is 37 straight victories after a loss to start the 2024 campaign against Division 1 Montana.

But then they've rattled off 14 straight after that.

last year and again seven and oh this season and the numbers here at home for Ferris State pretty darn good as well as they have won 32 straight at home the longest active home winning streak in Division 2 football.

The 37 game winning streak by the way is the nation's longest active streak which is not a huge surprise that goes for all divisions of NCAA football but it's not the third best all time in the history of NCAA Division 2.

The Division 2 record is 40 consecutive wins by Grand Valley State from 05 to 07.

Northwest Missouri State has the number two spot with 38 wins in a row from 2015 to 18.

And now Ferris State knocking on the door directly behind them.

And they will certainly be looking to add to that number here today.

And for good reason, Tony Anise has a phenomenal record, of course, here at Ferris State University and now has 14.

season at the helm of the Bulldogs.

160 victories against just 21 losses and has not lost to Michigan Tech in his coaching career here at Ferris State.

Overall in four stops at high school.

Was 195 and 41 then was 30 and four in three years at Grand Rapids Community College before moving here to Ferris State So you throw it all together 385 wins to just 66 losses and now Four national championships of division two to go along with three high school state championships and two Juco crowns For Tony and East so certainly a lot of success for the Bulldogs under him and with his resume

as a whole.

Meanwhile, Dan Matlak is in his fourth season here.

25 victories for the former Husky quarterback.

and rejoining the program back as the OC in 2017 and assistant head coach and is now again been in his fourth season here with the Huskies and was the coach of the year in the conference I believe last season or the season before.

So certainly two head coaches who have plenty of respect for each other and two guys who are very familiar with this rivalry.

Well let's look back at last year's game briefly before we move on to last week and the

Bulldogs and Huskies met in a similar spot last year where Ferris State was 6-0.

The Huskies were 5-1 overall but Ferris State got off to a hot start.

Terry Brett with a first quarter touchdown got the Bulldogs on the board first before Avery Kucharski kicked a field goal to start the second quarter.

Carson Gulkir would run a

9 yard pass in from Wyatt Bauer.

Ulsten Ware would get an interception to end the second quarter.

It was 21-3 through the first half.

Bauer would get another touchdown in the third.

Eddie Jewett would kick a field goal and Gulkner would get a second touchdown reception all in the third quarter before Elliott Larner finished off a long play or a long drive that took two-thirds basically of the fourth quarter to make it 38-10 on that day.

They found some success overall, running for 237 yards, passing for another 191.

Huskies had just 219 yards of total offense on that day, despite out possessing fair estate by about two minutes overall in the game.

Biggest issue for the Huskies on that day certainly was third downs.

They could not convert to a 13 overall, giving up five of 10 against fair estate on the afternoon.

And passing was not particularly.

strong for the Huskies on that day as Alex Bueno 7 of 17 for 65 yards and four interceptions.

Ethan Champney also threw an interception on the gadget play for the Huskies.

Joe Hartlebe came in and got some time and Elliott Larner also threw a pass on the day but in general still under 50% completions for just over 100 yards and five interceptions.

Jake Roof got a handful of carries 17 of them for 63 yards including a long of 30.

Elliott Larner ran for

35 yards in the lone touchdown, but again, the Huskies offense stymied throughout the majority of that game at Sherman Field just over one year ago.

Now the Huskies had a lot of success on the ground last week against the Northern Michigan Wildcats, including 199 yards of rushing on 32 carries and four touchdowns on the day.

One of those touchdowns went to Jake Roof to open up the scoring in the first quarter.

A six yard touchdown run gave the Huskies a

7-0 lead over northern Michigan.

Who would answer with a touchdown run of their own?

Noah Dobert with a 4 yard TD on the next possession.

Wildcats would miss the extra point though and it would be 7-6 Huskies.

Abram Larner would then catch a long pass from Alex Bueno from 64 yards out to make it 14-6.

And it was Elliott after that in the first quarter, running out the clock, a 58-yard run in the last play of the first quarter to make it 21-6.

And another touchdown in the second quarter to make it.

28 to 6.

Dober would find the end zone for a second time in the first half.

A one yard touchdown on a long drive for Northern Michigan that consumed 90 yards, four minutes and seven seconds of possession time and 14 plays.

Left just 14 seconds on the clock and the Wildcats were trailing 28 to 12.

But then Michigan Tech dug into the trick bag and really not exactly as it was drawn up as coach Metlack will tell us in our pregame interview coming up soon.

But Alex Bueno

The Huskies with a late first half score make it 35 or 12.

add another TD on the ground in the third quarter making it 42-12.

Wildcats would find some scoring in the fourth quarter.

Wilson Patak gets a Matt Stevens touchdown pass to make it 42-20 early in the fourth.

Abram Larner would get a second touchdown reception from Alex Blano to make it 49-20.

Then Matt Stevens runs one in with 5-57 to go making it 49-27.

Noah Hoffman would find the end zone of the minute 38 to go to make it 49-33 before the Huskies.

Reserves, Robert LaLaine would find Jackson Lippert in the end zone with 26 seconds to go to extend that lead back out 56-233.

The date, Dobert was a leading rusher for the Wildcats, 27 carries, 110 yards.

Elliott Larner would have 93 yards on 10 carries, didn't end up throwing a pass.

But he didn't have to Alex Bueno was good from the pocket and outside the pocket throwing for that matter 10 of 13 268 yards and Abram Larner with a career day eight receptions 236 yards and two touchdowns chase cook and body say by each with nine stumps for the Huskies who were out possessed by a lot almost 11 minutes on the day and the Wildcats would convert eight of 15 third downs Huskies just three of seven

Farris State had their own rivalry game.

It was the anchor bone classic at Lubbers Stadium and didn't start out the best for Farris State.

Grand Valley got out to a 17-nothing lead after the first quarter.

Matthew Basick hits for 50 yards.

Andrew Schuster would find Jake Vermas from 18 and Tommy Donovan for 6.

yards to make it a 17 to nothing lead at the end of the first quarter.

But then Ferris State would rattle off a bunch of scores of their own in the second and third quarter.

Wyatt Bauer runs went in from three.

Zaka Hearn from 10.

J. Katie kicks a field goal.

O'Sullivan kicks a field goal all in the second quarter and it was Ferris State 20-17 at half.

They would extend that lead as Wyatt Bauer gets a score to start the third quarter from 16 yards away, 27-17, excuse me, and Ty Boyd with a 32 yard reception to make it 34-17.

Grand Valley wouldn't back down though they'd stick it in it.

Kellan Reed would get a 61 yard touchdown from Andrew Schuster at the tail end of the third quarter.

quarter, making it 34-24.

Wyatt Bauer would run one from 53 yards at the early stages of that fourth quarter to extend a lead back out 41-24.

But Grand Valley State would get some more points in the fourth, Matthew Basick 38 yards, Kellen Russell-Dixon a rush from eight yards, it was 41-34.

But in the end, Grand Valley could not get the ball back at the tail end and the Bulldogs come away with a victory.

by a final score of 41 to 34 Wyatt Bauer rushed for 153 yards and three touchdowns threw for another on 10 of 13 passing Andrew Schuster was 18 of 28 for 173 yards and four scores Kellen Russell Dixon with 98 yards on the ground and Kellen Reed held under 100 yards maybe for the first time all season four catches 75 yards but still a score so that is how things shook out for each team last week and again the Husky

at 6-1, the Bulldogs at 7-0.

We'll take a look at what happened around the rest of the conference in just a few moments around the GLIAC segment.

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back to Top Tiger Field.

Michigan Tech Huskies and Ferris State Bulldogs coming your way here in just a few minutes.

Let's look back around the conference here last week and in addition to the two games I told you about Davenport stays unbeaten they defeated Roosevelt 59 to 21 and Sagina

puts the lumber to Wayne State 49-3, sets up your players of the week.

All of them coming from Ferris State, Wyatt Bauer, baiting the offensive player of the week, told you about his statistics there in that game.

10 of 13 passing 137 yards and another 153 on the ground as Ferris State at 423 yards of total offense.

Their defense did well also as Ryan Ahern had a big day for their team in that victory.

The team leading 13 tackles including five solo and a pass break up in the game holding Grand Valley to 305 yards of total offense and two turnovers for Ferris who rallied from that 17-nothing deficit in the opening quarter for the victory.

And the special team's player of the week goes again to Ferris State, so Sullivan, who got good field position for the Bulldogs in that game.

A 45-yard field goal late in the opening half to give him the lead, punching twice for 95 yards and a touchback.

One inside the 20, also kicking off eight times for an average of 60.6 with another touchback in the game.

So Wyatt Bauer, Ryan Ahern, and Lionel Sullivan of Ferris State here, players of the week in conference.

That sets up this week's games.

One already in play here today as the Wayne State Warriors are on the road at Davenport here this week.

And the air kickoff was set for 12 noon.

Let's see if I've got a score update available for you on that one here in just a few moments.

Also kicking off at one o'clock today, Roosevelt is at Northern Michigan.

At two o'clock today, it's the Battle of Valleys Grand Valley against Saginaw Valley.

That's at University Center here today.

And right now, I don't see that we have a score yet between Davenport and Wayne State.

But let's refresh that again.

And now there is one.

Big surprise to nobody.

Davenport 21-0 at the end of the first quarter in that game over Wayne State.

7-0 against 0-7.

All right, let's see here right now.

Super Region rankings have been released and overall Slippery Rock is actually listed as the number one team in the NPI rankings followed by Harding, Northwood, Colorado State Pueblo, then Ferris State, Emporia State, Minnesota State, Cutstown, Northwest Missouri State, Davenport, and then Michigan Tech at number 11.

If you look at the Super Region right now the way things shake out, Northwood would be the number one team, Ferris State second, Minnesota

State 3rd, Davenport 4th, Michigan Tech 5th, followed by Finley, Minnesota, Duluth and Augustana.

Obviously plenty to be determined here, but just do remember that...

Although the national rankings measure teams across division two playoff selections made within the four regions each team or each region receives eight births making a region possibly You know a situation where you're you're finishing in the top eight doesn't guarantee you a postseason birth.

So we'll just keep an eye on that as the rest of the Season here progresses

When we come back, we'll take a look at more Michigan Tech sports, including what happened here in Big Rapids last night as Michigan Tech and Ferris State opened the weekend on the ice.

Dirk Hembroff has a recap of that coming up after the break here.

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Last night, the Huskies 3-1 winners over the Bulldogs here, but the Huskies trailed in the game.

1-0 after the Bulldogs got on the board first.

Shot right up the draw on a save there by Bartoskevich.

Getting good wood on that one was Mellenbocker.

Lay in the Michigan Tech zone, a left wing corner.

Here is Big Rapids back to the point.

Lee, he's good.

Shot blocked.

Rebound, he scored.

Lee with a shot from the point.

Mellenbocker put in the rebound.

And the Ferris State Bulldogs take a 1-0.

with 357 left to go in the first period.

Huskies missed coverage on that, and they're out of strokes right now, back to the point held in.

Shot towards the Michigan Tech goal, that one redirected and picked up by Brenton.

Brenton will get it clear.

Bernie with it now, forwards and along to Latimer.

Latimer's got that good speed, brings it to the front, she scores!

Oh, Latimer with that great speed!

Brenton's gonna get the assist.

And another assist in there as well for the Huskies as Latimer scores Bernie with a nice tap pass.

Yeah I

was a great play by Brents to get it up to Burns and you know he drew a defender and was able to make a great play on the wall to get me the puck and saw a bit of a lane there so try to take it to the net and you know finish it off.

So at what point in a sequence like that do you have in your brain like yeah I'm going for it.

do everything I can to muscle my weight in front of the net.

I think when you have an opportunity with time and space like that on a small ring, you just kind of take advantage of your opportunity.

I think as soon as Burns chipped the puck, I had it in my head that I was going to try to take it to the net and worked out.

Do you have a favorite side to do that on your backhand or on your forehand?

That was on your backhand.

You had a couple of chances on your forehand later in the night.

I have a little different on both sides, but coming in on your backhand, you have that opportunity to shoot on your forehand a bit easier.

And I tried to catch the goalie.

short side and it worked out.

We went with seven defensemen last night so you were on an actual line.

Does that make a difference as far as your preparation for the game and throughout the game?

For sure.

I think it just means you make it some more opportunity out there and I think that's huge.

Anytime you're able to get more ice time and you just want to give advantage of it.

This ring, this ice surface is a different animal than anything else we see throughout the year.

Did you feel we got better as the night went on as far as getting used to the smaller

surface again yeah for sure I think we you know we stuck to the game plan we want to do you know we've made it try to make it difficult on them and you know try to sustain ozone pressure and I think we did a really good

job of that especially in the second and I think we gotta do more of that again tonight and I think we'll have success.

for Michigan Tech to come all the way down and Isaac Gordon gets his second of the season.

Yeah, I mean,

great play by Rue and trying to get on my horse and get to the back

door for him.

He made a great pass.

You know, it was fun watching the replay on that because you guys are kind of in a cluster going towards the net and you broke off the last second.

Was there any conversation going there between you guys on the way down?

I mean,

as soon as I saw the opportunity to get a 2-1-1 there, I just kind of burst up the ice and started yelling at him as loud as I could and he found me.

What were your thoughts on the game overall?

I mean, when you come to Ferris, it's always a tough game.

game of smaller ice their style of play it suits them yeah it's always an adjustment I think tonight's gonna be another battle really like if the pucks just bouncing everywhere there's not a lot

of space out there it's just it's just a battle.

That one, folks.

Huskies fell down at the offensive blue line, lost it, and coming down looking for a second goal of the game was Mellon Bacher, a huge stop by Bowen, and the Huskies bring it back up now, trying to get inside of the zone.

Huskies up 2-1, that could cross the line, he'll dump it in, the Ferris State Bulldogs do right to the net!

As it hopped over the stick of Bartoskiewicz, behind the goal, he was behind the net, and a sharp angled shot went wide.

Back up top for Lee, his shot through traffic, rebound is...

No, it's still loose and they pushed him in the net and he keeps it out whistled sound with 28 seconds remaining in the penalty to Brady.

Michigan Tech will clear it down.

Delil with the great play and that'll bring it down to 10 seconds.

Right up now by Culkinan.

Culkinan, the finished native, drops it off from Leek.

Leek across the line.

Here's a chance for the Bulldogs.

Shot and flopped out.

As Brady comes out of the box, and a huge penalty kill for Michigan to keep in the score 2-1.

Huskies trying to win the draw against Mackey.

Huge face-off right here for the Huskies.

Huskies wins it back, tied up with 14 seconds.

Snip goes out.

Huskies get the clear.

They send it down.

It's going to miss it.

Wards!

Scores!

That's it!

Ruelette gets the empty net goal.

I thought it was going wide, and the Huskies put it away with a 3-1 lead with 7.7 seconds left in the third period.

There you have it.

Huskies win in Big Rapids last night by a score of three to one over the Ferris State Bulldogs.

They'll duel again here later on this evening.

You can hear the action on mix 93 with the puck drop set 4707 from the Avigleben Ice Arena.

just across the way from us here at Top Tiger Field.

Meanwhile, the Michigan Tech volleyball team earned the reverse sweep last night, a 3-2 win at number 19 Grand Valley.

After trailing 2-0, the Huskies go 25-17, 25-19, and 15-13 to improve to 11-11 overall, 6-5 in the GLIAC.

They take on a Roosevelt today.

at three.

Meanwhile, football contests ever closer to starting.

And it's time for our conversation with head coach Dan Metlach.

And ask coach that despite scoring 56 points last week, holding onto the minors cup, there is still plenty for the Huskies to work on this week in practice.

I mean, just overall thought the way we showed up for the game, mentality-wise, I didn't love that part as a team.

I think we had too many guys reading into a record or who we were playing.

And we can't afford to show up any week like that where we're playing a jersey name or whatever it might be.

So we got to be better from that standpoint.

I thought we got things calmed down defensively.

We gave up too many third downs, whether they got points out of it or not.

you know, by the time we made our subs and everything else, you know, they ended up getting two more scores.

And, you know, you can look at it that way.

But at the same time, I feel like we get our guys that are twos or threes enough reps.

throughout the week that we've got to be able to execute our stuff, no matter who's in the game.

So a lot of good teaching from it.

A lot of guys that didn't get to play up to that point in the season that got on the field.

So we're able to see themselves on film and get coached up on Monday.

And from that standpoint, it was good for everybody.

So of course,

You know, you don't want to give up 30 plus in a game.

But at the same time, a lot of guys got good valuable reps.

And there was some really good teaching on Monday from all aspects in terms of how you approach a football game and the execution part.

So from that standpoint, it was good.

Last play of the first half, how much did you guys

prep anything like that?

And how close was the final result of that to what you had planned?

Not at all.

It was supposed to be a traditional Hail Mary.

AB got flushed.

little sooner than you wanted to, and they were playing so deep into the end zone that Abe was kind of running free, so he just threw a dart at them.

And then at that point, it was just two guys making a play.

So all the credit goes to those guys.

I'd love to sit here and tell you that it was schemed up, and we had wrapped that.

And it worked out, but it was just two guys making a play and ended up working out.

You look at this Ferris State

team that the Huskies have this week.

We'll start from their offensive side, because that's the side that everybody sees all the flash.

from a defensive side from what the Huskies can do with so many different receivers and their strengths.

Is there some, I guess, how do you line up man zone combinations to try and slow down what they do through the air?

Yeah, I mean, while it's, you know, a lot of their chunk plays come off of short passes and guys are just going to make a play.

So it starts for us with being able to stop the run.

If we can force them into having to throw the football,

then we like our odds with that part of it.

Quarterbacks are talented, their skill guys are talented, so I'm not saying they can't throw it, but at the same time what they do well is owning the line of scrimmage with their offensive line and then they've just got too many weapons to where if they're able to

to get things gapped up on their gap schemes or bodies covered up on their zone schemes.

They're just too athletic when they get in space.

So if we can limit what they're doing on the ground, force them out to throw it, then obviously that gives us our best chance.

Yeah.

And when it comes to that running game, the

basis of a lot of their running game are the jet sweeps with some of the slot guys and then quarterback power.

So how do you try to slow down those specific elements of their running game?

Yep.

I mean, well, you got to be gap sound one.

And then the eyes in the second and third level have to be good.

and people have to do their jobs and not try to do too much.

So anytime you have that many guys that are able to touch the football on any particular play, it gets back to option football from back in the day where everybody's got their keys and we need to stick to that.

So the quarterback being who he is,

as big and physical and fast as he is.

Obviously, you've got to account for him in the run game.

And it gets back to what we talked about up to this point in the season.

When we get chances to get bodies to contact, the ball's got to get to the ground.

We can't have second and third chances where they're able to make people miss and spinning out of tackles and whatnot.

So we've got to be good from that standpoint.

And the same thing goes with the pass game.

All their play action that they'll run off those same jet motions and everything else, making sure we're not getting caught in the back.

with our eyes in the back end and no cheap ones over the top of us.

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Michigan Tech has won the toss, has deferred to the second half so they will kick off to Ferris State who allow it to go right through the end zone and set for a touch back.

Ferris State's defending the end zone to the north which is where the new dormitory area is set up.

Scoreboard to the south.

and the Husky defense will come on out first.

Missing one of their starting defensive alignment today is Brandon Keele, not in the lineup for Michigan Tech today.

Instead, they'll turn number 17, Brady Isaacson, the 6-4 junior from Westland.

We'll start along the front lines with Nolan Shoppe and Pierce Miller.

Chase Cook and Mati Sabal will work the interior of that Michigan Tech linebacking core.

as the Bulldogs in the shotgun formation get the first snap of the game.

Bauer looking downfield gets hit as he throws towards one of his receivers.

It is incomplete.

Pierce Miller getting the contact on Bauer on that first play and the Huskies get in and put some pressure on right away.

Michigan Tech by the way wearing the white uniforms with black numerals, black helmets, black pants.

Bulldogs in...

Red uniforms, red pants, red helmets, black numerals and some gold trim on them here as Bauer leading that offense here at 6'2", 200 pounds sophomore.

Has a bunch of different weapons all around him including one in motion right now.

Rolling that way and looking to

Tuck it and run will pick up some decent yardage there after being tracked towards the sidelines by Marty Sabah Russell Husky defense by the way has Jaden Bolden and Dakota Blackwell working in the safety positions Terrence Martin Jameson stamps on the edges with Joe Murano and Jackson Zachary in the outside linebacker spots power to throw right away and

throws one to a diving receiver to make the reception.

It's going to be Jalen Townsend, the junior from Flint, Michigan, making the reception for Ferris State and picking up the first down as a result.

Another quick play there and a handoff and a tackle in the backfield by Joe Morano.

It's Kevin Symes, a slot receiver, sophomore from Detroit, getting the touch there.

for Ferris State.

We've got Chase Carter in the backfield.

Junior from Orlando, Florida at quarterback spot.

Also Zach Ahern back to the senior from Rockford at 6-2-2-30.

It's going to be Carter to run.

Up the middle he goes to the 46 yard line.

Decent gain, but it's going to make for a third and long here for Ferris State on their own side of midfield.

Up front some good size for Ferris State's offense and led by senior center Jarvis wisdom Player in motion and Carter to throw and it is incomplete nearly intercepted It was tipped and could not be reeled in all the way by Jameson stamps who puts his hands to his helmet in dismay of not being able to get that Interception and the Huskies

Defense will head off the field as the punters will come on out for Ferris State.

That includes O'Sullivan and Mumfield as they're still set up with that two punter situation that you don't see a whole lot out there anymore these days, but the Bulldogs do it and they do it effectively.

Nick Nora back to return inside his own 20.

It's going to be O'Sullivan to kick it away, a nice high end over end kick.

Fair catch called for and made at the 21 yard line by Nick Nora.

So with 1323 to go in the first quarter, Huskies offense will take to the field for the first time here today.

We'll see the rotation of the Husky quarterbacks.

Alex Blano and Elliott Larner each will get opportunities here this afternoon.

And it will be Blano to take the first snap here for the Huskies with Jake Roof off to his right.

Huskies will have three wide receivers spread out to the right side as well.

And Popko will be the left of the offensive line.

As Bueno will take the snap, goes to Rufon first down.

Runs it up the gut for a big game.

Right up across the 35 yard line to the 38 yard line.

The Huskies with a good push up the middle, able to get Jake right downhill for a nice first down run.

Starting offensive line here for the Huskies has DeVries, Post, Nason, Ball and Dainan.

Dainan did not get the start last week, but is back out there at right tackle here today as Kearns will go in motion for the Huskies.

Blano wants to throw, a ball is tipped and it is incomplete.

Getting a hand on it, looked like it was right at the line of scrimmage for Ferris State.

And it'll bring up second down here for the Huskies.

Ball at the 38 yard line of Michigan Tech.

They'll bring in an extra offensive lineman and another running back in Samuel Delgado.

Extra O'Lineman's Greg Miles, sophomore from Okamos.

He's gonna line up in the backfield as a matter of fact all three of those are in the left side with Elliott Larner there.

Larner is going to hand off to Delgado, sneaks his way through the line, spins ahead for a gain of around six yards.

Maybe seven, they'll give him up to near the 45 yard line.

I'll bring up a third down for Michigan Tech's offense.

Third and three.

And

Huskies will change some personnel as Delgado and Miles will go off.

Kerns and Nora will come back in along with Abram Larner.

who's out there previously.

Popko and Elliott will stay out with Roof in the backfield.

Third and three here for the Husky offense.

Elliott, it's going to be a keeper.

He's going to get the first down and breaks it free.

The 35 and 30, 25, 20, 15, 10 shoved out of bounds inside the five.

Elliott Larner with a big rush to get the Huskies in scoring range.

Looks like they have him stepping out of bounds first at around the 10 yard line as he was tiptoeing the sidelines with Ferris State's defense in pursuit.

But a big run for Elliott nonetheless gets Michigan Tech a first and goal.

Elliott will stay in.

Huskies have the two-tailed back set here with Roof and Delgado.

And going to be another swap here.

Put that heavy backfield area and Michigan Tech is going to be forced to take a timeout here as the play clock was winding down.

Originally they lined up DeVries to the right side.

and flipped him over to the left, switching spots with Popko, but that heavy line of potential rushers to the left side of Elliott Larner, including Greg Miles.

But Michigan

Tech will take their first time out seeing...

An opportunity here to potentially take an early lead with the first in goal.

A run for Larner, good for 45 yards.

11-22

to go in the first quarter here.

No score as...

Ferris State was forced to punt on their first possession after picking up one first down.

The Huskies here with their first possession of the afternoon.

They'll change up some more personnel here.

They'll spread things out as four wide receivers hit the field.

Anthony Martin will spread out to the left.

Abram, Nora, Kerns to the right side inside out.

Roofnell will motion out of the back field to go wide left.

Empty set here for Elliott.

takes the snap looks to throw slings one towards Anthony Martin and it is incomplete good coverage by Ferris State on the outside knocked away by Quinton Pope sophomore defensive back from Tampa, Florida in coverage out there in the slot Huskies will take Martin off the field and bring Popco back in so the one tight end one running back set up a three wide receiver still off to the right side of the formation

Ball left hash here for Elliot.

Takes the snap.

It's going to be a design quarterback run.

Elliot with a good block.

Another one down at the goal line and into the end zone.

Touchdown Huskies.

Good block down field by the Huskies.

Able to get things free for Elliot Larner to rush it in for a touchdown.

Matthew Dainan a little bit banged up there on that.

He may have to

He's going to stay out on the field here as he's part of that extra point team.

Going to try to gut out what he can at the moment, but you may have to visit the trainer's table in a little bit here.

We'll see.

Avery Kaczarski going to come in for that extra point.

Snaps a little high, reeled in by Ermlich.

The kick is through and good, and the Huskies score first with 11-14 to go in the first quarter to Michigan Tech 7, Ferris State nothing.

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Good scoring drive for Michigan Tech after the punt.

A couple of big runs including a 45 yarder by Elliot Larner who finishes it off from about 10 yards out.

Michigan Tech with the first score of the game they lead 7-0 11-14 to go in the first quarter.

Get ready to kick it back away towards Ferris State.

Avery Kaczarski's extra point was good.

He was perfect last week.

and matched a career high with eight point after attempts made in that game.

Here is the run up and the kick is away.

Fair catch called for by Ferris State but it will bounce into the end zone anyway so through the end zone and now a flag comes flying on in.

A couple actually several flags are in there all around the 30 or 35 yard line or so.

Our referee today is Shane Smith, who will announce the calls for us.

Umpire Dennis Bussey, head linesman is James Bore, field judge Mark Giananzio.

Line judge is Robert Loof, side judge Andrew Disher, back judge Adam Babcock, and Mark Bennett is the evaluator today.

Shane Smith will announce the first flag of the

game.

They call the foul on Ferris State after the play ended, a personal foul called, and that'll back up the field position here for Ferris

State.

And it looks like we're going to get a targeting review here for Ferris State.

So perhaps there might be more to be heard from on this.

Get a reminder coming up later on tonight.

Michigan Tech Hockey will take on Ferris State in game two of their CCHA series.

After a three to one win last night, move the Huskies to six and one.

On the hockey season, they'll take on the Bulldogs again tonight, 7-0-7 here on MIX 93 WKMJ.

Dirk Hembroff will have the call for you on that game this evening.

Got 11-14 to go here in the first quarter and an official review for a potential targeting is what the officials are looking at in the tent.

right now after a fair estate penalty call on the kickoff.

See what results that Michigan, by the way, taking on Indiana here today.

There was no score early on in that game, but it's been a little while since I've had a chance to check up on that one.

Michigan State's got UCLA this afternoon.

That one all the way out on the west coast UCLA playing some very good football to start the season here ranked inside the top 10 Bob Chesney turning that Bruin program around in a hurry here Meanwhile Pat Fitzgerald still going through some growing pains there at Michigan State getting things

Underway for the green and white of course Kyle Whittingham has already had to make a quarterback change Here in his first year going away from Bryce Underwood and turning the reins over to Tommy Carr Although you may see both of those quarterbacks at some point throughout the course of the day here today the most of the Snaps expected to go to Carr anyway

Well, while they're still looking at things, the GLIAC this week did announce some basketball preseason rankings.

And on the men's side, Grand Valley State picked first, followed by Lake Superior State, Michigan Tech and Ferris State, who all received first place votes.

Parkside Northern Michigan Purdue Northwest Saginaw Valley Wayne State Davenport and Roosevelt in the order 1 through 11 Grand Valley and Lake State actually tying for the number one spot in terms of points with 89 but Grand Valley got five of the first place boats that on the men's side and certainly lots to change for Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan here this season with new coaching staff at Northern and bulk of new starters for Michigan Tech as our officiating crew has come out from underneath

The tenth there to let us know whether or not this will be ruled targeting or not.

And Shane Smith give us the announcement here momentarily.

All right, so they have indeed ruled that a targeting call against Ferris State, and as a result, that player has been disqualified for the remainder of the contest, according to Shane Smith.

They ruled that as number 21, or a couple different 21s out there, so we'll have to check on who that player is at some point.

Throughout the course of the game looks like they have it as Edward Kamufa how Henry who was originally called for the penalty will make sure that that's Correct as we go through the broadcast here today, but that will end his afternoon very early less than four minutes into the contest here Chase Carter will stay in at quarterback for the time being here for Ferris State Zach O'Hern will be at his left and

Four wide receivers spread out to either side here for Ferris State's offense for their second possession of the game starting at the 12 and a half yard line Player in motion.

It's gonna be Carter.

He's gonna try to quarterback power that one up the middle and he will find some room through the first level of Blockers before Jackson Zachary takes him down after a game of around five on the play Chase Carter last week for

Ferris State.

Had the stats in front of me.

We'll touch on that here in a bit as it's another quarterback run through the first tackle, breaking the second tackle, and then getting chopped down on the edge.

That is Jaden Bolden.

It's going to be enough for a Ferris State first down across the 22 and the 23 yard line.

Carter ran just twice for a loss of 10 last week.

Did not throw a pass.

It was mostly Wyatt Bauer who's checked back in now for Ferris State.

Motion coming across the formation.

Hand off there.

Looks like that's Tariq Brett getting the hand off and swung down across the 35 there by Bolden again for the Huskies.

Brett was lined up in the backfield with a short motion to his left and right back across the formation.

He took the handoff with some speed.

He'll line up almost in a de facto tight end spot here at the start of this formation.

Play action fake and it dumped to the outside and it hits.

As the ball was free, Jameson Stamps got the hit on Tariq Brett who felt that one a little bit.

He'll head off to the sidelines here and

Regroup for a moment, quick substitution for Ferris State to do so.

It's gonna bring up second down.

Huskies gonna make a sub along the defensive front there.

His shop will get a breather and Zane Schwartz will check in for him.

And the Huskies without Brendan Keel up front today.

Be mixing and matching a few different groups along that front line.

Stacking three receivers at the numbers at the 35 yard line.

Mumfield is going to be in motion.

He'll stop at the edge and dropping back to pass is Bauer.

Throw into the outside.

Completion is there.

Shubbed at a bounce.

The 44 yard line with Chase Cook and Jamison Stamps both in the neighborhood there for the Huskies.

Brings up a third and short for Ferris State.

No hustle to the line of scrimmage here.

Three receivers spread left, one right.

And it's going to be a quarterback run.

Up the middle goes Bauer.

He is going to hit the one yard.

And no more looks like here.

He has stopped there.

Chase Cook getting in and credited with a stop for Michigan Tech.

Ferris State looks like they're going to keep the offense on the field for a fourth and one.

And it'll be another Wyatt Bauer run.

He hit the line and then bounced it free to the outside.

And we've got a flag on the Michigan Techside line area.

Huskies pointing back towards Ferris State.

But the official looks like he's going towards Michigan Techside.

They call offside against Joe Murano.

And the run was not really relevant there for Bauer as the penalty will give him the first down anyway.

And a line change for Michigan Tech across the front.

Darius Jones Jr.

will see his first reps.

Looks like for the afternoon with shop and Isaacson out there.

So first down Ferris State just inside Michigan Tech territory, 48 and a half yard line.

A lot of motion in the backfield.

Bauer is going to keep this one and run it ahead to the 44 or so yard line.

Depends on the spot here from the official.

Gain a four or so.

Bauer looks like he's limping a little bit here and that may be why we saw a little bit more of Chase Carter earlier in the Series and Carter will check in now.

And yeah Wyatt Bauer going to the sidelines and into the tent area here.

Maybe be dealing with a ankle injury of sorts.

As Carter will take the snap looks to throw to the outside now will tuck and run.

and we'll run it up the middle for a gain of four down to the 41 yard line brings up another third down for Ferris State.

Third down for the Bulldogs and they need the 39 inside the 39 for a first down.

Uhurn's going to be in the backfield with Carter.

Player in motion, they're going to go to an option play to the outside and getting free on the edge for a first down is Dion Small.

5-10-1-70, the slot from Deerfield Beach, Florida picks up a Ferris State first down.

Mark it down to the 37 yard line, so he got himself extra yard and a half or so on the run.

Brett will go in motion across the formation here.

It's another option left, a quick pitch to the outside, and running right into the Husky bench area is Symes.

Belleville product from Metro Detroit 59 180 get a lot of Slot players there for Ferris State that'll see activity I Line up with four receivers spread out here three right side one left for Chase Carter Brett It's gonna be a fake to him up the middle runs chase Carter and he gets through

The first, and maybe even second group there before being tackled around the 20 yard line for a Ferris State first down.

Huskies had some hands down

around his feet early on in that run attempt, but Kago was able to run past it and through it for a solid game.

Bulldogs have

crossed in a double digit plays on this drive.

As Carter looks to throw, it was right side, it was tipped and then dropped.

Think that had somebody's hand on it somewhere and it wobbled a little bit as it went over towards the receiver on the near side.

That was Jalen Townsend covered closely by Jamison Stamps and an incomplete pass there will bring up second and 10.

540 to go, first quarter, Husky seven, Bulldogs nothing.

But Ferris State in the red zone area here, getting ready, try and punch in their first score of the game.

Carter, option right, keeps this one and bounces around a little bit, gets inside the 15 down around the 12 yard line where Dakota Blackwell will get to stop for Michigan Tech.

Third down and two here for Ferris State.

The receivers to either side of their formation here.

Ahern in the backfield with Chase Carter.

Looking to the sidelines for the adjustment.

Ahern will move to the left side of Carter now.

And it will be an option left.

And getting some running room and all the way to the edge for a touchdown bulldogs.

That is Kevin Symes.

A lot of motion going on there with the de facto triple option.

with Zach Ahern getting a bit of a look at it at first and then the pitch to the outside Carter took a hit on the play but the ball had gotten free to Symes who was on the foot race of the pylon Huskies had been sucked in defensively and Nobody could beat him to the edge so Ferris State with a touchdown extra point attempt forthcoming kick is up by Jay Katie and it is good

And we are all squared, seven a piece.

457 to go in quarter one, Michigan Tech seven, Ferris State seven.

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Well converting

a couple third downs on that play and even a fourth down ultimately for Ferris State and they march their way down the field on a 14 play

Drive.

Six minutes, 17 seconds taken off the clock.

And it is 7-7, Michigan Tech and Ferris State with 4-57 to go here in the first quarter.

Oh, Sullivan's gonna have it teed up ready to kick it away.

Huskies have Abram Larner and Jackson Lippert back to return.

And a kick from O'Sullivan going to go to the side of Larner who field at the eight yard line on the run.

Larner breaks it towards the sidelines and then gets swamped at about the 28 or so yard line.

Right along the Michigan Tech sideline and the Huskies offense will come back out for their second offensive possession of the day here after a very successful first possession.

Come back out here for their second.

and just kind of take a quick look does look like Danon's back out there so the possession there for Ferris State enough for him to regain his composure after whatever Nick he may have gotten there a little while ago and off goes to Jake Roof powers his way to the 30 and is met by a whole host of Bulldogs looks like it might have been led by Ryan Ahern linebacker from Rockford

Gain on the play of two brings up second down Alex Bueno back out for Michigan Tech here He got some of the early snaps on that drive and then Elliott took over and stayed in And he's got three receivers and a tight end

Snap and the handoff goes to Jake Roof, gets to the edge.

Stiff arms his way across the 35 to the 37 yard line.

And Jake Roof for the nice run to set up Michigan Tech with a third and about one here.

Couple rushes for Roof to pick up nine yards combined on first and second downs.

And it'll be third and one.

3-37 and counting in the first quarter.

Huskies two receivers left.

Wayno will look to the sidelines here.

Play clock down to one.

AB will get the snap, goes back to Roof.

And Roof's got the first down and more across to midfield.

He's chopped down there by Ferris State's Eric Jackson.

At the 49 yard line and a nice run for Roof on first, second and third down really to get Michigan Tech the first and ball into Ferris State Territory.

Huskies will get that big formation with Miles and Delgado in there with Elliott Larner.

Other offset to the right side of that formation here.

Elliott.

Hands off to Sam.

Samuel Delgado trying to turn it up north and won't get it.

Good work holding the edge.

I think that's Jackson again number one who got into the mix there for Ferris State and no gain for the Huskies on that play.

Bring up second and ten.

Bueno will come back out for Michigan Tech and Nora.

Kerns will do so as well.

The lineup left.

Nora will motion his way to the right side now to join Abram.

Bueno stands back, rolls to the right, throws it deep and the Huskies gonna get a flag.

Several of them come on out here as Nora on a double move got taken down.

Trace Corlew, sophomore from Gladwin in coverage out there.

Looks like he's gonna be the guilty party.

Surprisingly long conversation between the officials.

So three different penalties were called on the play.

They had a holding against Michigan Tech.

They had a pass and interference against Ferris State and a roughing the passer against Ferris State.

But all three fouls wipe each other out.

And so it'll be second down.

All over again.

Larner gonna be back into the game here for Michigan Tech with three receivers right tight end will move to the left side.

That's Popko And Larner gonna run this one bounces to the right side and the lane swallowed up there pretty quickly Nick Flagler In the neighborhood a fellow to wit high score

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third and long here for the Huskies third and about seven and a half almost eight yards

And as a result, we'll see Bueno come back in.

Delgado will be in the backfield.

All three receivers look like they're going to line up to the left side, wide side of the field here for AB.

Kern's going to go across to the right side now.

Bueno standing back.

Pocket collapses and he is going to be taken down.

Full loss of a body yard in the end on that play.

Dray Thomas amongst the Ferris State Bulldogs in on the play and the Huskies will be forced to punt.

So Ivan Ermlich will stand back to punt this away for Ferris State.

Tariq Barret will be returning.

Good snap there for Heppner and Ermlich will get it away.

Bounces at the 11 yard line and will go into the hands of Husky right there.

That's Desmond Mullen on special teams.

Ferris State will take over on their next offensive possession at the 11 yard line.

So Husky's got a couple of nice plays early on in the series from Jake Roof, but in the end

Not able to sustain that drive and forced to punch it away with 38 seconds to go in the first quarter.

7-7 is the score.

Chase Carter stays in the game for Ferris State.

And he will take the snap.

Looking to pass, waiting.

Guns went down the seam and it is incomplete, overthrowing his intended target on the play, which looks like it was Takari Neely.

Sophomore from Flint, the intended receiver.

And that'll bring up a second intent for Ferris State.

And the Bulldogs will stay in that spread formation with two receivers to either side.

One tail back in there for Carter.

Gonna throw a quick one to the outside and it is complete and then dropped.

Huskies look like they fell on the football.

It is John Hagelstein, but they call it incomplete.

They will say that the pass is incomplete.

And the Huskies, Dan Metlach's got that flag in his hand considering a possible challenge here.

And it looks like he's gonna put it back in his pocket, third and ten.

So replay that they saw must have confirmed that he didn't really have full possession of that one as he got hit and the ball went to the ground, so third and ten.

Carter gonna...

move the pocket to his right looking to dump it off and he will not be able to do so.

Madi Sabah tackles him at about the 12 yard line in pursuit there only a gain of well on that play and Ferris State will likely have to punt here

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And the clock does hit all zeros here, so we will do that when the second quarter comes up.

After one quarter of play, it's Michigan Tech 7, Ferris State 7.

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Ferris State will get ready to punt from their own end zone here following the stop there on third by Sabah Huskies, 102 yards on the ground and overall Bulldogs the 105 overall yards on 23 plays.

15 of which are rush attempts.

And we've got a flag and a false start going to be called against Ferris State here.

And we'll bump this one back a couple more yards.

And that'll put Nora really on the Ferris State side of midfield here to return the punts.

O'Sullivan standing back by himself.

Around the end line Right underneath his own uprights Good snap Huskies coming after it, but O'Sullivan will get it away It's a high end over end kick again going back to fair catch Inside Huskies territory is Nick Nora back around the 43 or so and they'll give it back to the 41 yard line where he Really gained possession and that's where the Huskies offense will start next

Huskies led 7-0.

Bulldogs answered.

And to this point here, nobody else has broken through.

7-7 is your score here after one play.

The punt to start the second quarter.

Alex Bueno will lead.

Jake Roof and the Michigan Tech offense back out onto the field.

Ball splitting the hashes here Huskies will put three receivers left and Abram Larner will move all the way across to the right side Play action fake to roof roof picks it up throw it down the sideline area It looks like it might be intercepted, but he couldn't hold on Bulldogs had a defenders Quentin Pope right in the area As they flung it down the field towards Abram and a bit under thrown perhaps on the the feed

I guess really not a true fade route, but nearly intercepted by Ferris State.

Husky's got away with it as Pope couldn't hold onto it through the ground, so second and 10.

Bueno.

It's going to be a quarterback run.

He's going to reverse course.

Now we have to try and turn it up field to get back to the line as Grimage, and that's what he'll do.

Everything bottled up on the right side, so he tried to bounce it back to the left.

There was a little bit of blocking, but ultimately he couldn't get all the way to the outside and had to turn it back to get nothing and settle for no gain.

Brings up a third and 10 here from Michigan Tech.

and there is the snap pressure comes throwing on a slot slant route rather and it is completed to Abram whose forward progress is stopped at the 45 of Ferris and a Michigan Tech first down good job by Bueno to stay in there as some pressure was starting to come in and deliver a nice ball to Abram who holds on with plenty of contact coming in right after the reception and trying to jar that ball free

Second tight end into the game here for Michigan Tech now as Lucas Novotny has checked into the game.

And Bueno rolled the pocket to the right.

Was gonna set his feet to gun one down the field and is tipped and is picked off.

Intercepted by Ferris State on the tipped ball.

It is Trace Corlew getting the interception.

And that's a late across the middle mistake by Alex Bueno.

Tried to throw a dart in there and good work by Ferris State to get hands in the area to tip it.

And an interception by Ferris State at their own 43 yard line they will take over here.

And Carter will have an empty backfield here.

And Carter, a little pump fake, throws one down the middle and it's too tall looking for Tariq Brett, who was open, but just too far for his talented receiver.

Brings up second and 10.

Personnel swap here for Ferris State.

Brett will come off the field.

There's that mum field, 16.

It looks like coming off the field now.

And Jake Price will enter in the backfield sophomore from Muskegon.

Will be next to Chase Carter.

And the play action fake there.

Carter waiting, then throwing one and completing it.

Kevin Symes, the reception gets passed.

Jaden Bolden who tried to make a tackle at the time of the catch and a little elusive move by the Bulldog receiver gets him an extra 10 or so on the play down near the 30 yard line they get the 35 yard line Mark him out of bounds or down at the 34 Price will stay in the backfield Carter pocket collapses.

He rushes up the middle and he will get hit

At the 27, spin and fall down near the 25 yard line.

Bring up a second and one here for the Bulldogs.

A quick snap here.

Carter looking, fading one towards the sideline area and incomplete.

Looking on the outside for number four, Ty Boyd, the 6-4 receiver from Grand

Blank.

And Terrence Martin was in the neighborhood there for Michigan Tech.

Bring up third and one.

Quick snap here and it's going to be a quarterback run for Carter.

Pierce Miller in amongst the Michigan Tech defenders getting the stop there.

Jackson Zachary, body save on the.

Pile there as well and Carter.

picking up the numbers on rush attempts here so far in this game.

He had seven of them in the first quarter alone and he's got a few more here to add to that tally in quarter two.

11-45 to go in the second quarter, 7-7.

Bulldogs trying to take a lead here.

Option left, it is pitched to Brett, who will be out of bounds before the 15 yard line.

Steps out at the...

Almost the 15 yard line they give him on that it'll bring up a Second down just shy of the 15 Bulldogs taking a little time looking towards the sidelines for the play call here.

Price will stay in the backfield Carter turns throws quick one to the outside Brett makes the reception Zachary can't get him down first

Bolden slows him down, but then he breaks through the tackles, gets into the end zone, touchdown Bulldogs.

Huskies had hands all over him, but nobody can get a grasp to take him down, and Ferris State has taken their first lead of the afternoon with 11-03 to go, and the first half is

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Katie will come in to attempt the extra point here for Ferris State.

Disheartening move there for the Huskies.

Again, they had defenders with hands on him and seemed like they'd had him bottled up, but just could not get him to the ground.

And the Bulldogs extra point is good.

It's 14-7, 11-03 to go, quarter two.

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Turnover by the Huskies leads directly two points for Ferris State.

Tipped ball with interception back in their own territory.

Seven plays, 57 yards later.

Ferris State gets their second score of the game.

Tariq Brett alluding some tacklers on a short swing pass from Chase Carter.

Two minutes and 10 seconds on the drive and Ferris State with 11.03 to go in the second quarter.

Takes the lead for the first time today, 14 into 7.

Huskies will have Larner and Lippert back to return.

O'Sullivan's kick.

This one's going to go deep into the end zone and through the end zone and into some of the fans back there.

And Huskies offense will come back out onto the field here after the turnover last drive.

Tech has moved the ball some here today Obviously getting the first score the game they were able to move it pretty efficiently and then Picked up a third down a last drive before the tip ball resulted in the turnover Elliott will come out with the offense here on the start of this series

And it will be designed quarterback run looking for some blockers can't find a whole lot.

He runs right into One of the defensive linemen who makes the play say old big number 99 Marquis Jones 6 to 295 from Detroit River Rouge Gonna make the stop for Ferris State No gain on the play Elliott will stay in here for this next play

Three receivers to the right side.

And it will be a handoff to Delgado.

Delgado gonna break through and head for a first down.

Dives across the 35 to the 36.

Nice patient run there for Samuel Delgado.

Gets to Michigan Tech first down.

And we'll see Miles come back onto the field here for Michigan Tech.

And it's like Kern's gonna be the receiver who will depart.

Huskies have been using Greg Miles a lot as that extra offensive lineman on the field, whether it's been acting in almost a tight end spot or even a full back position.

Now Elliott will move them off to the right side of the formation.

Huskies will have a couple of pulling linemen that way to try to leave block for Delgado.

They got him some space.

But ultimately, too many Bulldogs float over to that side.

And the dismay you're hearing amongst some of the fans is the blocking continuing on the outside there with Brandon DeVries tied up with one of the Bulldog defenders.

Really after the play basically finished, but the officials throw no flag there as they appear to feel both players were engaged in the situation.

was not necessarily led by one or the other as Bueno back in looking to throw here.

Fires went outside and right into the Ferris State bench looking over the top towards Delgado.

And an incomplete pass.

So it brings up another third down situation here from Michigan Tech.

After Delgado picked up the first, the Huskies haven't gotten any extra yards.

And it is third and 10.

Now they'll spread out five wide here.

Delgado and Martin to the right side.

Nora Kearns and Abram Larner to the left.

Empty set for Bueno.

And Bueno standing back in the pocket.

It collapses and down he goes.

And there is a flag down.

Could be in the area of a defensive hold based on where it's on the field, but we'll see.

Side judge Andrew Disher standing near that flag.

They do indeed call defensive holding on the play.

And it sounds like he said 23, Pope.

And that is an automatic first down for the Huskies as a result.

They'll put the ball at the 46 yard line.

Elliott will check back in here.

Delgado will stay in the backfield.

Three receivers left tight end right from Elliott here.

Ball right hash.

And it's going to go to Delgado left side.

Good blocking on the outside.

Gets a nice gain for Delgado there.

Inside Ferris State territory, gain of around 7, I think, to the 47 yard line.

So to bring up second down, 3 yards to go for Michigan Tech's offense.

8-15 and counting to go second quarter.

Ferris State 14, Michigan Tech 7.

Delgado motioning into the backfield.

He'll take the play action.

Elliott then fakes the run, then throws and finds Nora open.

A flag is down in the backfield.

Could be in the area of offensive holding as a Ferris State player on the ground.

And it looks like this one may come back.

Is it against

Danon?

They do call a tripping violation against Michigan Tech.

And not one that you hear in football all that often, but when you do, it's usually involving linemen.

And the Huskies would have had a first down inside the Ferris State 30 after a couple of play actions, fake to Delgado, then the little dip there by Larner to make it look like he was going to keep it.

Fried Nora.

for a reception, but in the end the play is wiped out and it's going to be second and long here for Michigan Tech.

Arched it back to their 38 yard line.

It's a 15 yard penalty.

Penalty was called on rolling ball.

It'll be a hand off to Delgado.

Delgado shaking in the backfield and will eventually not escape.

Dray Thomas the linebacker.

Number zero makes the stop there for Ferris State and a loss of a yard or two.

And now it's going to be third and very long for Michigan Tech who would have been in business but penalties shooting themselves in the foot here and give Ferris State an opportunity.

They can stop them on third down and very long.

Guaino will stand back.

Moves the pocket, it's a screen pass to Popko.

Popko gets through to the 45, but well short of a first down.

Back to the original.

Guaino scrimmage all the way at the 46 yard line, needed the Ferris State 44.

Here comes the punty So penalties On that drive Definitely a factor Ferris State gave Michigan Tech a first down with a penalty, but then Michigan Tech hurt themselves with a penalty

And the punt from Ermlich is away.

Fair catches called for and made by Bret at the 22 yard line.

Fair State will have 6-0-3 on the clock here in the second quarter leading 14-7 in their offense.

We'll head back out onto the field.

Chase Carter has been the quarterback for the bulk of the day here so far.

Wyatt Bauer got some of the early snaps, but seems to be hampered by an ankle injury of sorts.

And whether we see him come back in, we'll find out.

But he was definitely hobbling off the field earlier.

Didn't need any help to get off the field.

So that'd be good news for Ferris State.

And a round goes to...

Bretts, who loses his own footing at the 25, maybe even the 24 yard line, tried to turn the corner there and just couldn't stay up.

And so they give him only a gain of about a yard on that play.

Could have had some more room if he was able to stay on his feet, but those are how the breaks go sometimes.

So a gain of a yard and a half maybe on that play, just shy of the 30.

Brett will cross the formation and Carter will hand play action towards Symes.

He's gonna try to outrun Mottie and he will long enough to get it to Leeshawn Mumfield and now a late flag coming in on the off the Ferris State sideline by our headlines been James Bore and this might go backwards.

Ineligible downfield on Ferris State.

Their offensive lineman Tyrone Weber, a senior from St.

Catharines, Ontario, whistled for being downfield.

Actually saw that call being made in the NFL a lot more last weekend.

Seems to be the new point of emphasis amongst some of the referees here lately.

But you can only be about a yard downfield at the most.

Some offensive lineman by getting caught being further.

It's Carter and await and run.

He will tuck it, get himself back to near the 30 yard line as he's tackled there by Brady Isaacson.

And this will make again for a third and manageable for Ferris State.

Huskies with a couple of substitutions out there, including

Case Johnson number 40 also see Michigan Tech's number 21 journey Solomon in the game right now Isaacson gonna slowly get off the field here after being able to be subbed for Down to one on the play clock when Carter gets a snap throws and finds Brett

Who reaches out and picks up an extra yard after being Tangled with Jaden Bolden for a first down for Ferris State to the 41 yard line And it picks up another Ferris State first down Bulldogs now with 11 first downs on the day following that completion

Option left, there's the quick pitch to the outside, looking for some running room.

Finding some there.

Was Dion Small getting tackled by Maudi Sabah.

Maudi a top 10 GLIAC tackler this season, trailing his teammate Chase Cook as those two find themselves involved in a lot of plays, stopping the opponent.

Chase with two separate games this season with 14 tackles.

Low snap there pitched to the outside and Chase gets a hold of Dion Small and does not let go and then makes the tackle For a loss it appears on the play of a couple Chase was falling down as he was grabbing onto the undershirt there of Dion Small and just did not let go Was able to get a little bit more on the tackle

And haul him down the 44 yard line third down And about seven here for Ferris need the Michigan Tech 49 for a first down And Chase Carter will throw to the outside completes and first down Ferris Jalen Townsend makes the catch and gets through the

Tackle attempt by Jamison Stamps before Chase Cook gets him.

Another first down at the 40 yard line for Ferris State converting on third down yet again.

And a flag and we're gonna blow that play dead before it got started.

Looks like a false start.

And they call it against Townsend who just picked up the first down for Ferris and now we've got the two-minute

timeout.

And so we'll take this break.

Ferris State leads 14-7.

They've got the ball in Michigan Tech territory and we'll have that when we come back.

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So the two-minute timeout here Ferris State has the 14-7 lead over Michigan Tech and it will be now a first and 15 following the fall start penalty Some of the early numbers here total offense 185 yards for Ferris State 142 for Michigan Tech Bulldogs converting five of eight-third downs here at this point

We'll have a full stat recap coming up here during our halftime show brought to you by superior smiles of Hancock and Calumet But two minutes left in the first half before we get to that point the first half presented today by Houghton building supply And Carter quick throw to the outside completion is there and stamps this time will make the stop The pass goes to Townsend again who makes the catch and gets a gain of six so second and nine

Stamps

the junior from Chandler, Arizona, working the outside.

On one edge, Terrence Martin.

The junior from Gilbert, Arizona, on the other side.

And it is a quarterback rush here for Chase Carter.

And nice play by Connor Briones for Michigan Tech.

able to stop that one before it could get rolling.

Brionus getting some extra defensive snaps here on the outside.

Able to make the stop for a gain of just one on that play.

Pierce gonna come back in for Darius Jones Jr.

Two guys with hands in the ground shop and Pierce as Carter looking to throw fires one and completes it It's gonna be right near the marker and it should be enough for a first down and it is head linesman says it is a first down as the completion goes to Boyd Huskies give up another third down conversion Clock though is running.

We're at 37 seconds

And it's going to be a run for Small around the edge.

Small gets to the outside and is cut down by Bolden right around the 15 yard line.

Stops the clock with 27 seconds to go.

Ferris State still has all their timeouts here so everything wide open for them in the playbook at the 17 yard line.

Carter stands back and runs up the middle he goes gets to near the five-yard line Tripped up by body and finished by Jackson Zachary inside the five and it looks like Ferris State gonna take a timeout here They will with 20 seconds to go in the first half We'll be their first time out here in this half

And

now a victory for Michigan Tech on this drive would be to force a field goal attempt here for the Bulldogs.

Ball placed down at the four yard line.

And a fresh set of downs.

And again now the clock starting to be a bit of a factor in there with a couple of timeouts left for Ferris State.

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Gliak here this afternoon and our first half highlights will be there as well as Pepsi trivia It's all coming your way from top Taggart field half time is about 20 seconds left to go here in the first half Ferris States rolled up 15 first downs here to this point.

They cannot pick up a first down by yardage.

They could be a penalty There at the four yard line on the first and goal

Brett is gonna be in the backfield with Carter.

I have three receivers, right one left.

And L1 joins the left side here.

And Carter's gonna move for an option to the right side.

Brett gets to the edge, but cannot escape.

As a touchdown saving tackle was made by Jackson Zachary, I thought he got away from him, but Jackson got just enough of the foot of Brett to trip him up.

At the line of scrimmage and Ferris State takes their second timeout with 14 seconds to go in the first half.

Jackson Zachary needed every bit of that six foot three frame to make the stop.

Second in goal coming up following the timeout by Ferris State.

Huskies huddling up over there to come up with a defensive game plan to keep the Bulldogs out of the end zone and Force possible field goal attempt here a couple more plays to survive Before that becomes a factor

Two receivers right for Chase Carter.

One coming across the formation, gonna get the football and going around the edge.

Meeting some Huskies at the six and now a flag comes in and this may be a hold against Zaka Hearn.

It does go against Hearn as that one coming across the formation got a grip on Jackson Zachary and the officials.

threw the flag on that one so it was seven seconds to go in the quarter.

Ferris still has one timeout remaining.

So they can run one more play offensively.

Settling things down here official might have something to say here in a second Nope, he's just gonna get the play clock started Eventually Nope now we got another whistle and it's more conversation to be had

Find out what they're discussing potentially at some point here.

Officiating crew talking this through.

Ultimately Ferris State is forced to take their final time out it sounds like.

And Tony Anise throws the play chart off to the side of frustration that they had to use that final time out here.

It sounds like that with that holding play there could have resulted then in a runoff and forced Ferris State to use their final time out with just seven seconds remaining now in order to avoid not coming up with any chance at points right now.

And Kocheny's having a long conversation with those officials on the sideline here.

But it looks like Ferreste can have to run the field goal team out here.

So very costly holding penalty on that last play.

and it will be the field goal unit for Ferris State.

Bumpfield the holder, J. Katie the kicker from Lake Orion, Michigan.

This will be a 31 yard attempt it looks like from the right hash area here.

Officials all getting themselves into position.

And play clock now, finally.

Whistled and ready.

Snaps bit low, Mumfield picks it up and makes the play.

The kick for Katie is good and Ferris State comes with points, not what they were hoping for, certainly.

But in the end, Michigan Tech got what they needed defensively, being forced down inside their own five-yard line.

And the field goal makes it a 17-7 Ferris State lead.

See what kind of kick attempt Bulldogs go with here in the final few seconds Huskies do to get the ball first to start the second half after winning the coin toss and deferring So we'll see if O'Sullivan kicks it deep or Squips it or what exactly he goes with here to see if they can maybe burn that last four seconds off the

clock

Lined up in the same formation who set up that they would for a deep kick, but that doesn't really mean anything here Huskies front line will have to be ready Long run up there for O'Sullivan and he is going to just kick it deep and the Huskies gonna let it go They will get one play offensively and We'll see if they just take a knee and head to the break here down 17-7

Looks like that's gonna be the formation.

Just gonna kneel it out.

And that is what will happen.

Alex Blano will take a knee and the first half will wrap up with Ferris State leading Michigan Tech by a score of 17-7.

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Well, it is halftime here at Top Taggart Field.

Michigan Tech got off to a good start in today's game, forcing Ferris State to punt on their first drive, and Huskies then scored on their own opening possession.

Since then, things have stalled out a bit for the Huskies, and Ferris State has come back with 17 unanswered, so 17-7.

Ferris State has the lead.

Michigan Tech's got seven first downs, 24 plays, 110 yards, just two of seven passing.

The running attack has worked for Michigan Tech so far.

17 carries for 121 yards.

There have been some bigger runs out of that one, including Elliott Larner's 45 yard run.

That's been the big play for Michigan Tech here so far in this game.

Huskies have been penalized twice for 10 yards or just three of five on the third downs.

Haven't had a lot of third down conversions, but also haven't necessarily converted a ton of them at this point either.

A lot of the other stats are pretty quiet on the sheet there for the Huskies.

Meanwhile, Ferris State has run 42 plays for 246 yards, 8 of 16 passing for 99 yards, 26 rushes for 147 yards and 15 first downs.

Ferris State has outpossessed the Huskies 16-49 to 13-11 and are 7 of 10 on third downs.

Neither team has tried a fourth down conversion or at least one that has officially gone on the stat sheet.

Ferris State did go for it on fourth.

would have had it but ultimately they accepted an offside penalty against the Huskies for better yardage anyway so that conversion doesn't really count against the stat sheet.

Right now passing Elliott Larner's 0 for 1, Alex Bueno 2 for 6, 19 yards and interception was also sacked once.

He has rushed the ball twice for a net loss of one yard.

Elliott has rushed four times for 57 yards, again, including the 45 yarder.

Jake Roof four carries 39 yards.

Samuel Delgado six for 28 here today as well.

Meanwhile, Chase Carter has gotten a lot of the Ferris State snaps after Wyatt Bauer left in the first quarter limping towards the.

Tent there with what looked to be an ankle injury of some kind.

And he went under his own power, so not to say he's out for the rest of the game, but they have not brought him back in yet.

Bauer was just two of four passing on the day, and in terms of running the football, three for 13 yards.

but hasn't seen much other or any other action really since.

Chase Carter meanwhile was carried 12 times for 74 yards, passed 6 for 12 for 79 yards and a touchdown.

Bowers 2 for 4 for 20 yards passing.

Terry Brett, four carries, 24 yards, Dion Small four for 20, and Kevin Symes three for 16.

Leading receiver on the day is Jaylin Townsend, who's got a game high three receptions for a game high 34 yards.

Symes two for 31, Brett two for 26, and Boyd one for eight.

Meanwhile a couple others have been targeted, but no receptions for them.

Bryce Kearns has the only reception made by a Michigan Tech wide receiver officially today.

Excuse me, that should be Abram Larner, I think, who had the first down catch earlier in the game.

So he has the catch for 14 yards.

Popko's got a catch for five.

Meanwhile, Anthony Martins been targeted.

Kearns was targeted as well.

Nora had a catch, but it was wiped out by a penalty, so it didn't matter.

And Samuel Delgado targeted, but no catches for him yet today either.

Again, a lot of

Runs for both teams today.

Not a lot of receptions by wide receivers or receivers in general.

Chase Cook leads all players with seven tackles.

Jaden Bolden's got six.

Jackson Zachary's got five.

Bobby Sabah with four for the Huskies.

Meanwhile, Dre Thomas and Ryan Ahern leading Ferris State's charge with four apiece.

Eric Jackson and Nick Flegler with three tackles as well.

Both teams have punted twice.

Neither team has returned either of those punts.

And Abram Larner had one 21-yard kick return.

And those are your first half stats.

Ferris State leading by a score of 17-7 after the first 30 minutes of play.

Huskies won the coin toss, deferred their...

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So Ferris State has a bit of a lengthy winning streak

against the Michigan Tech.

I mean, they got plenty of winning streaks in general, whether it's overall or at home or against the Huskies.

Winning streaks are bound here for Ferris State.

The last time the Huskies won here at Top Taggart Field, one player from Michigan Tech had two and a half sacks on the day.

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A couple other games going on around the Gliac here this afternoon.

Davenport was out to a big lead, and they have continued said big lead over Wayne State.

They're up 42-0 at halftime in that game.

Meanwhile, Saginaw Valley State

Leading in the battle of the Valleys.

It's plenty early in that game though seven to nothing Cardinals at home 822 to go first quarter and no score currently available between northern Michigan and Roosevelt at the superior dome this afternoon

Huskies will take on Roosevelt in volleyball.

That's coming up in about 35 minutes or so from Roosevelt this afternoon.

Huskies getting a five set win over the Grand Valley State Lakers yesterday and in the reverse sweep dropping the first two sets before taking the final three in defeating Grand Valley State.

Wrap up that road trip against fellow Lakers Roosevelt here this afternoon.

And of course, the Michigan Tech hockey team will take on Ferris State after a 3-1 victory in CCHA play last night.

That game scheduled for 7-0-7 just across the road here in Big Rapids.

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Huskies have not won here at Top Taggart Field since November 6th, 2010, a 28-16 victory that day over Ferris State.

And on that day, Todd Storm finished with a team-high two and a half sacks for Michigan Tech in route to that victory.

On that day, Drew Vanderland, his fellow defensive end, had a sack and a half himself as Michigan Tech.

Got that win again.

28-16 was the final score.

Steve Short throwing for 91 yards.

Phil Milbrath running for 115 on that day.

Temperature substantially different than it is here today.

We've been blessed with some pretty good weather over the course of the football season here so far.

Temperatures started today in the 30s but have now gotten up into the 60s.

That day it was 39 degrees.

Of course it was in November so shouldn't come as a huge surprise.

but 39 degrees in 2010, the last time the Huskies got a victory at Top Taggart Field over Ferris State University.

So congratulations to our winner, Dakota from Calumet.

Looks like Northern trailing by a score of 10 to six against Roosevelt early on in their contest.

We'll give you score updates on that as they become available more during our broadcast here today.

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In Big Rapids, it is Ferris State 17, Michigan Tech 7 at halftime.

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Welcome back to Top Taggart Field here.

Michigan Tech Huskies trailing Ferris State by a score of 17-7.

Individual polls this week.

The coach's poll had the Huskies coming in at number 12.

Former Gliak member Northwood was number 10.

Fellow Gliak member Davenport at number 9.

Emporia State, whom the Huskies faced earlier, still unbeaten themselves.

7-0 there, number 8.

Ferris State getting all the first place votes.

They stayed at number 1.

State was at 16.

A few changes on the d2football.com poll.

Ferris State won.

Emporia State 9, Northwood 11, Davenport 12, Michigan Tech 14, Grand Valley 16.

Those are just some of the polls that the Huskies and GLIAC teams are a part of.

Another top 25 ranked team and actually a top 20 ranked team in the USCHO.com poll.

You're a Michigan Tech hockey Huskies.

We're also down here at Ferris State University this weekend and with a recap of last night's game and a preview of tonight.

Here's the voice of the hockey Huskies, Dirk Hembroff.

All right, sounds like we got a technical issue back at the studio in Hancock.

So we'll get the hockey update from Dirk here in just a couple minutes.

But again, that game starts at 7 0 7 tonight, just next door at the Eva Glaban ice arena.

where the Huskies get the victory last night.

And again, Dirk will tell us more about that here in just a little while.

Meanwhile, the Ferris State football team going for their 38th consecutive win here today.

And that's the longest active streak in NCAA football, regardless of division.

If they get a victory here today and make it 38 wins in a row, they'll tie Northwest Missouri State for the second most in division two history.

Northwest Missouri State had that run from 2015 to 18 would only trail the 05 to 07 Grand Valley State Lakers who won 30 straight games in those seasons.

Ferris State also looking to keep the longest active home winning streak in Division 2 football live where they've won 32 consecutive games.

So plenty of streaks on the line here for Ferris State this afternoon.

and they would love to keep that 7-0 record unblemished to 8-0 and stay at the number one spot in the country and improve their NPI ranking and all those things for post-season play.

So another month or so before that time comes upon us though and the Huskies obviously would like to get the victory here today.

Pull the upset and...

Keep themselves in excellent position for a potential playoff.

Berth would be just their third in school history.

Meanwhile, Ferris State in this big streak that they've had have been to the playoffs 11 straight times.

So they certainly would be in good position with a victory today to continue that streak too as well.

All right, let's take another quick time out and voice the hockey Huskies.

Dirk Hembroff will have that recap of Michigan Tech hockey coming up in just a little bit.

The superior smiles half time show will continue where Ferris State leads by a score of 17 to 7 on mix 93.

Last night, the Huskies 3-1 winners over the Bulldogs here, but the Huskies trailed in the game.

1-0 after the Bulldogs got on the board first.

Shot right up the draw on a save there by Bartoskevich.

Getting good wood on that one was Mellenbocker.

Lay in the Michigan Tech Zone, a left wing corner.

Here in Big Rapids, back to the point.

Lee, he's good.

Shot block, rebound, he scores.

Lee with a shot for the point.

Mellenbocker put in the rebound and the Pharisee Bulldogs.

Huskies missed coverage on that and they're out of school right now.

Back to the point held in.

Shot towards the Michigan Tech goal.

That one redirected and picked up by Brenton.

Brenton will get it clear.

Bernie with it now.

Fords and along to Latimer.

Latimer's got that good speed.

Breaching to the front.

She scores!

Oh, Latimer with that great speed.

Brenton's going to get the assist.

And another assist in there as well.

for the Huskies as Latimer scores, burning with a nice tap pass, and Michigan Tech ties it up 1-1.

Yeah, I was a great play by Brents to get it up to Burns, and you know, he drew a defender and was able to make a great play on the wall to get me the puck and saw a bit of a lane there, so tried to take it to the net and, you know, finish it off.

So at what point in a sequence like that do you have in your brain like, yeah, I'm going for it, I'm going to do everything I can to muscle my weight to the front of the net?

I think when you have an opportunity with time and space like that on a small race,

He just kind of took advantage of your opportunity.

I think as soon as Burns chipped the puck, I had it in my head that I was going to try to take it to the net and worked out.

Do you have a favorite side to do that on your backhand or on your forehand?

That was on your backhand.

You had a couple of chances on your forehand later in the night.

I have a little different on both sides, but coming in on your backhand, you have that opportunity to shoot on your forehand a bit easier.

And I tried to catch the goalie a short side and it worked out.

We went with seven defensemen last night, so you were on an actual line.

Does that make a difference as far as your preparation for the game and throughout the game?

For sure.

I think it just means you make it some more opportunity out there and I think that's huge.

Anytime you're able to get more ice time and you just want to get advantage of it.

This rink, this ice surface is a different

animal than anything else we see throughout the year.

Did you feel we got better as the night

went on as far as getting used to the smaller ice surface again?

Yeah, for sure.

I think we stuck to the game plan we wanted to do.

you know, we've made it try to make it difficult on them and, you know, try to sustain ozone pressure.

And I think we did a really good job of that, especially in the second.

And I think we got to do more of that again tonight.

And I think we'll have

success.

Baystop down inside the Michigan Tech Zone, won cleanly by the Bull line, but stolen away by the Huskies.

And brought back up Roulette coming down Roulette, trying to sweep it to the front scores!

Isaac Gordon puts it in on a great feed by Roulette on the steal at the defensive blue line for Michigan Tech.

They come all the way down and Isaac Gordon gets his second of the season with 1-0-3 left.

though in the second period, Michigan Tech goes up 2-1.

Yeah, I mean, great play by Rue and trying to get on my horse

and get to the back door for him.

He made a great pass.

You know, it was fun watching the replay on that because you guys are kind of in a cluster going towards the net and you broke off the last second.

Was there any conversation going there between you guys on the way down?

I mean, as soon as I saw the opportunity to get

a 2-1-1 there, I just kind of burst up the ice and started yelling at him as loud as I could.

And he found me.

What were your thoughts on the game overall?

I mean, when you come to Ferris, it's always a tough game.

Game of Smaller Ice, their style of play, it suits them.

Yeah, it's always an adjustment.

I think tonight's gonna be another battle, really, like if the puck's just bouncing everywhere, there's not a lot

of space out there, it's just a battle.

Oh, remember that one, folks.

Huskies fell down at the offensive blue line, lost it, and coming down looking for a second goal of the game was Mellon Bacher, a huge stop by Bowen, and the Huskies bring it back up now, trying to get inside of the zone.

Huskies up two to one, that could cross the line, he'll dump it in, the Ferris State Bulldogs knew right to the net!

As it hopped over the stick of Bartoskevic, behind the goal, he was behind the net, and a sharp angle shot went wide.

Back up top for Lee, his shot through traffic, Reba is right there, another shot!

loose and they pushed him in the net and he keeps it out whistled sounds with 28 seconds remaining in the penalty to Brady Michigan Tech will clear it down Delil with the great play and that'll bring it down to 10 seconds right up now by Culkinan Culkinan the finished native drops it off the leak leak across the line here's a chance for the Bulldogs all shot and blocked down by

As Brady comes out of the box, and a huge penalty kill for Michigan to keep in the score 2-1.

Huskies, Koski Pierty trying to win the draw gets back.

Huge face-off right here for the Huskies.

Koski Pierty wins it back, tied up with 14 seconds.

Snip goes out.

Huskies get the clear.

They send it down.

It's going to miss it.

Warn!

Scores!

That's it!

Rulette gets the empty net goal.

I thought it was going wide, and the Huskies put it away with a 3-1 lead with 7.7 seconds left in the third period.

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Well, thanks to Dirk Hembroff.

You can hear the hockey broadcast coming up here on Mix 93 tonight.

It's game two of the CCHA series between Michigan Tech and Ferris State.

Meanwhile, the second half of our football contest between Michigan Tech and Ferris State coming your way here in just a few moments, Ferris State leading 17 to 7.

And let's tell you how things got there.

Michigan Tech won the coin toss and deferred, so Ferris State got the ball first.

Huskies forced them into a...

A punt after gaining one first down and then Michigan Tech's offense struck first.

It was six plays, 78 yards and two minutes and nine seconds.

Elliott Larner with a big 45-yard run sets himself up for another run, a 10-yarder to get the points.

takes this nap.

It's going to be a design quarterback run.

Elliott with a good block.

Another one down at the goal line and into the end zone.

Touchdown Huskies.

Good block down field by the Huskies.

Able to get things free for Elliott Larner to rush it in for a touchdown.

Matthew Dainan a little bit banged up there on that.

He would end up being fine.

Huskies would kick the extra point.

11-14 to go in the first quarter.

Michigan Tech was up 7-0.

Ferris State would get their next possession and go 14 plays 75 yards officially, although it's more like 87 yards.

They took the penalty, which resulted in a targeting against Ferris State on the kickoff.

So then they had to go from their own 12 yard line.

They brought all the way down the field in six minutes, 17 seconds.

Kevin Symes gets the touchdown for Ferris State.

And it will be an option left and getting some running room and all the way to the edge for a touchdown bulldogs.

That is Kevin Symes.

A lot of motion going on there with the de facto triple option with Zaka Hearn getting a bit of a look at it at first and then the pitch to the outside.

Carter took a hit on the play.

And Symes with a touchdown, an extra point made it 7-7.

Ferris State would get the next score as well.

They capitalize on a Michigan Tech turnover.

Go seven plays, 57 yards in two minutes and 10 seconds.

Despite multiple opportunities to get him down, the Huskies defense not able to do so and Tariq Brett gets the next score of the game for Ferris State.

Carter turns, throws, quick one to the outside.

Brett makes the reception.

Zachary can't get him down first.

Bolden slows him down, but then he breaks through the tackles.

He gets into the end zone, touchdown Bulldogs.

Huskies had hands all over him, but nobody can get a grasp to take him down.

And Ferris State has taken their first lead of the afternoon with 11-0-3 to go, and the first half is 13-7.

J. Katie would add the extra point, make it 14-7.

Bulldogs get another possession and use the entirety of the clock, essentially 5-59.

13 plays 64 yards, but a holding penalty against the Bulldogs.

Stop them from going for a touchdown as it forced the Bulldogs to use their last time out to preserve these seven seconds on the clock.

Katie would come in for a field goal, hit one from 31 yards out to make it 17-7, and that's where things stand as we get ready for the second half of play.

So I did just see Wyatt Bauer down on the sidelines.

He's in a walking boot, so it looks to me like his day will be over.

And that means it will remain the Chase Carter show at Carter 12 rush attempts, 12 pass attempts.

74 and 79 yards respectively in each of those areas here.

Say the Huskies may have a break of course.

Bauer is a candidate for the Harlan Hill trophy but by no means has Carter been any slouch either.

He's performed admirably here today and he will be tasked with the offense for the remainder of the afternoon.

Huskies, meanwhile, set to get the football back here momentarily as O'Sullivan's got it teed up, ready to send it back to Abram and Jackson Lippert.

And the ball is in the air.

It'll go towards and through the end zone.

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Huskies spread out the snaps between Alex Bueno and Elliot Larner in the first half.

Bueno doing the vast majority of the throwing.

Two of six.

Larner only throwing one.

Alex will come out here for the first snap of the drive here and he'll have Jake Roof with him.

Three wide receivers set as well.

and they'll go to roof on first down tries to push his way up the middle and the Huskies can't get any push on that offensive line and it will go for no gain Huskies had some good running with roof in the first half limited attempts for Jake four carries 39 yards total running backs with 10 carries on the day

Bueno will have Kearns in motion.

And AB to throw, slant route there, man all over him, it's incomplete, there comes the flag.

Link one coming in from the official in the back, he's gonna go against Nick Flegler who is in coverage on the play.

And that one coming from the back judge.

All the way back there, Adam Babcock through the flag.

Automatic first down.

Flegler may have been there a touch early, at least by the naked eye.

It looked that way.

He was on him right away.

Officials saw the same thing.

They threw that flag and the Huskies with a first down via penalty as a result.

Buskies will have one receiver in tight end.

Right two receivers left.

Running backs in the backfield as Kearns will join the other two receivers left side.

Play action fake.

Gueno stepping back.

Clean pocket.

He'll now run.

He's got some running room.

A flag comes in.

A slide and collision there on the slide as Flagler collides with Gueno but a flag.

A couple of them in the backfield look like holding.

They call that against Matthew Dainan and the Huskies will walk it back 10 yards with the holding penalty.

So first down and 20 now from the 25 yard line following the Michigan Tech penalty there.

Husky's first possession here of the third quarter.

We're going to cut a 10 point Ferris State lead.

Bueno will go to Roof and Roof runs into the back of one of his offensive linemen and falls down as a result.

Credit to one of the defensive ends for Ferris State making the stop there.

Being in the area at least creating that cutback attempt and now we'll head off Elliott will come back onto the field here for his first second half action Husky's just 19 yards passing so far in this game

And Elliott's gonna keep this following a lead block from DeVries gets around to the edge ball comes out and he gets hit And it looks like it's Ferris State football and it will be Elliott got hit pretty hard as he cut back and the ball came free Ferris State awarded the

ball

Good lead block out there by DeVries to get him to the edge.

Now Ferris-Dagan have excellent field position.

I don't have a replay monitor or anything, but the Huskies don't look like they're close to challenging anything at all.

So clearly a fumble as called.

So Carter standing back in the pocket throws down the sideline and incomplete.

Coverage by stamps on the outside with Townsend the intended receiver inside the ten yard line and bring up a second intent for Ferris State Bulldogs efficiency through the air has not been particularly strong through one half again both teams

not piling up a lot there, 99 yards of passing, 50% completions for Ferris State in the first half, but they did plenty to supplement their offense on the run as Carter will pitch to the outside to Tariq Brett, who's got some lead blockers, cut back there for Brett for a first down inside the 20, down at the 17 yard line.

Derrick Brett is just one of those Swiss Army knife kinds of players You look to get him the ball with a head of steam and an open space and look out Huskies have limited him to some extent here today on eight touches about 50 yards Good per average, but hasn't had a big play necessarily as Carter fakes the throw on the pitch And Chase Cook will make the stop

at the 11 yard line.

Good game for Carter on first down, brings up second in about three.

Maybe second in four here.

Looks like they're marking back to around the 12th as Carter stands back.

Floats went out to the corner and it's a touchdown Bulldogs.

K-boy was right there for the catch.

Terrence Martin couldn't get his head around to reach up to look for that football in time and the Bulldogs once again

to take a Michigan Tech turnover and convert it to points.

23-7 with 12-14 to go here in the third quarter.

J. Katie will come in to try to extend that Ferris State lead to 24-7 with an extra point attempt.

Mumfield the holder.

Low snap again.

Mumfield's able to pick it off the turf.

Katie still pounds it through and the Bulldogs do indeed extend that lead.

Ferris State 24, Michigan Tech 7, 12-14 to go, third quarter.

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Ferris State does not miss on a short field.

They were awarded the football 32 yard line following a fumble from Elliott Larner.

Four plays later in one minute and three seconds, Chase Carter finds Tate Boyd in the corner of the end zone for a relatively easy catch.

Tall receiver just going up over the top of the Husky defender who really didn't get a chance to turn his head.

The extra point makes it 24-7.

Huskies have given up 14 points on those two turnovers.

Right now that's the biggest difference in this game.

Ferris Datus scored four straight times since the Huskies opening points of the game.

Another kickoff into the end zone.

Huskies need to find something offensively through the air.

It's getting right now.

One passing first down, 19 total yards, two of seven.

And an interception.

The interception, of course, was a tipped football, though.

So while it might not have been the best choice by Bueno, it still wasn't all 100%.

On him there, Ferris State gets credit for a tip on the football to make the play.

Bueno will be out there here for this first down.

Sprint out to the right, throws one and completes it to Bryce.

Kearns is going to be a short game, but a game nonetheless and a completion for the Huskies.

Bryce Kearns will only pick up about three on that one, but...

With a second and seven forthcoming, Bueno will step off.

Larner will come in.

Anthony Martin will come in as well.

So Huskies with four wide receivers.

Jake Roof will spread out wide right at least to start here.

And the backfield will be joined now by Roof is Elliott Larner.

Design quarterback run and he slips and falls down trying to cut the corner and he's going to get no gain up a play.

Mike Luzziard actually.

That

brings

up a fake Rattle.

Tried to turn that corner and just blew the tire.

He's dead before it could really get started.

It would have been one of those patient runs hoping for some kind of a

Seemed to open up there as bueno stands back here on third down flush from the pocket And a flag is gonna come out so whatever bueno gets here is not gonna matter Looks like we have two flags potentially out there although that might be That tape instead of a flag though, maybe near the 35 or is there two flags umpire standing near it So I think that there is the potential of a second penalty

Not sure I guess we'll find out when our official tells us everything So holding on Michigan Tech and a holding call on Ferris State Saw the flag come out there as bueno got around the edge off a block from DeVries Ryan a hern went down

And the official grab for his flag right away.

I didn't see the second flag come in, of course, later downfield.

But those penalties off the set.

And the Huskies have another chance on third down.

Quinoa will look to the sidelines here for an adjustment.

Ruth will be to his right side for your receivers left.

Only a three-man rush.

Quick throw to the outside.

Abrams got to make a lot of guys miss and you build on.

Two Ferris State defenders stack him up.

K-Vel Cooper gonna make the tackle for Ferris State.

Although he's listed as, make that Bill Brown number nine.

Cooper's a running back number nine.

Brown is the corner number nine, so we'll correct that one.

And the Huskies gonna be forced to punt it away again anyway.

Despite new life on third down, they cannot capitalize and will send it away with Ivan Ermlich.

Huskies going to shuffle up their protection a little bit.

As Ermlich doesn't really have anybody there, and this is gonna be a nice kick.

Brett's gonna have some room to run though.

Got his own 25 yard line, spins around, it will be tackled on the play by Adam Ramoudi on special teams.

Not much of a return there for Brett in the end, and that's both the best coverage the Huskies can have.

Yeah, as you put a player in space like Brett and lots can happen there.

Fortunately, the Huskies kept their lanes and didn't give Tariq anything to look at.

So a return of maybe three to five yards or so is all he gets on the play.

9-43 to go, third quarter.

Ferris State 24, Michigan Tech 7.

As Chase Carter

We'll work the offense here for Ferris State.

Pressure comes.

He rolls to his right and heaves it out of bounds.

Pressure on him from Nolan's shop and from Joe Murano.

So the official confirms that Carger was outside the pocket and the pass crossed the line of scrimmage so he was free to throw it away with no intentional grounding.

Just clarifying that for the public out there.

Second down for Ferris State.

Zach Ahern is checked in.

Left side of Carter.

Orbit motion there for Ferris State.

And Carter could not get out past John Hagelstein.

Hagelstein forces him further outside and Jamison Stamps will finish that one off.

for another no game play.

Excellent work by Hegelstein to keep that one from getting to the edge, holding his spot there and letting his teammates flow.

Actually lose a yard on that play.

Third and 11.

Ferris State though has been good on third downs.

See if that trend from the first half continues.

They're seven of 10 on third down in the first half.

And Carter waits, delivers and popped up in the air and intercepted by Terrence Martin.

Huskies force a turnover here as the ball pops up high in the air off of Dakari Neely.

This time, Michigan Tech able to get a player under it and catch it.

And it's Terrence Martin with the Huskies' interception.

Matching the interception of Swartzmore Ferris State earlier, Huskies will have the ball in plus territory at the Ferris 42.

That one not really on Chase Carter, a receiver caused interception on the play, threw a bullet at him and Neely just let that one get in too close to his body and therefore could make the catch.

popped up high in the air where the Huskies just had to roll in underneath it and make the completion.

They'll flip formation, get the receivers all the way from the right now, all the way to the left.

Play clock down under 10.

And Bueno will hand off to Delgado.

And he will not get much, maybe a yard on the play track down on the backside of that play by Tyrone Fowler.

And will bring up second down after a game of maybe half a yard on that play.

Huskies will look to the sidelines here for the play call.

And everybody on the offense pretty much looking for the hand signal.

So the quarterback to head coach communication.

They're not really something the Huskies utilize much of.

Play action pass.

Things break down.

Bueno is going to take off.

Running towards the first down marker and is forced out of bounds by a herd around the 35 yard line or so.

Markham right at the 35.

Bring up third and three for the Huskies.

That brings up a Baker-Otto group.

Burn

down!

Bueno just saw that left side of the field open up and tucked it.

Ferris State doing a good job staying on there.

Receiver is not giving the Huskies much to look at.

Plano, pump fakes, throws again, it's tipped and it's caught by Rollin' Ball, his first catch ever on a tipped pass.

Rollin' Ball, what a...

Johnny on the spot there.

Rowland will get a completion by accident, but heads up play there for the Huskies right guard to make the reception.

And now here comes Elliot out onto the field.

Larner will hand off to Delgado.

Shakes pass the one defender to pick up a yard or so on the play.

had to cut it back inside.

So good work by Ferris State, even if that defender didn't make the tackle right there to force it back inside to the rest of his waiting defenders.

Second down here from Michigan Tech.

Larner's gonna flip, pop, go to the left side.

Three receivers right.

Elliott is going to keep this one here.

And not going to get a lot.

A couple Ferris State Bulldogs in on the tackle, including Trace Corlew, who's got the interception for Ferris today.

And it's another third down for the Huskies here.

Still have not gotten much in the hands of Nick Nora or Abram Larner today.

Ferris State has done a good job taking them away.

Here on third and seven.

Bueno will stand back to throw delivers one low in towards Bryce Kerns.

It's going to be short of a first down 17 and a half or so yard line 18 area.

A fourth and go for it situation here.

is gonna be taken away by Coach Metlack.

He says we're gonna try to get some points here.

Make it a two-possession game if they can.

So the field goal team will come on out for a 35-yard attempt or so.

Kacharski to kick, Ermlech to hold, Heppner to snap.

Good snap, good hold, kick for Kacharski is twisting and good.

Just kind of hanging up there for a little while for Avery who converts on the field goal 24-10.

Will it be the score now with 5-0-2 to go in the third quarter?

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35-yard field goal from Avery Kacharski, 7-play 24-yard drive and 354.

Huskies, unfortunately, were not able to cash in completely on the interception by Terence Martin.

But they do come up at some point, their first since the opening drive of the game.

502 to go in the third quarter.

It's Ferris State 24, Michigan Tech 10.

Ivan Ermlich's got it teed up here ready to kick this one away for the Huskies.

Field as though Kacharski kicked off earlier, but it's going to be Ermlich this time.

And it's going to be a short kick to try to keep it away from some of the threats of Ferris State.

Instead it's going to be picked up by the Bulldogs and it's fumbled and the Huskies have the ball.

Jaden Bender with a huge hit.

Down near the football and it came free and Michigan Tech with the football Look like Dion Small was the returner there and running into Was it Townsend?

Was Bender but somehow either that collision knocked it into Small who lost the football or something like that, but

What a special teams play by the Huskies number 30, Jaden Bender.

I pointed him out earlier today as a guy who's made some special teams plays for the Huskies and he does so right there.

Gives the ball to Michigan Tech at the 25 of Ferris State.

Pair of tight ends, slip from left to right.

Bueno will look to the sidelines here with Abram Larner spread out wide left with the numbers.

Halfway between the numbers and hashes is Nick Nora.

It's going to be a handoff instead of Jake Roof.

Jake's going to try to lower his shoulders and bully it ahead.

Might have gained a yard if anything out of that.

Ferristick comes up with a ball at the bottom of the pile, but the play was over.

And it will be second down.

Minimal, if any, gained by Michigan Tech.

Second down Huskies same for same group of skill players for the Huskies tight end stay on the left end and encroachment into the zone and the players On the Husky side wanted the free play so did coach Metlack Jumped into the offensive zone or neutral zone, but made contact.

I think that's why it stopped It is correct number 91 Javan Ruffin entering the neutral zone and

Ultimately making contact with the Huskies offensive line on that play and that's why the officials blew it dead.

Tech hoping for the free play maybe to the outside with Larner.

Instead they'll have to just accept the free five so second and five from inside the 20.

Play clock at 10 for Alex Bueno.

And it's a fake to Roof.

Fade to the outside.

Nice adjustment to the throw by Nick Nora.

Gets his first catch of the game inside the five yard line.

Mark him out at the three.

I don't know if you really want to call that a back shoulder throw or not for Nick Nora, but a nice throw nonetheless for Bueno.

The defender hadn't turned his head very well and Nora able to locate the football and get the Huskies a first in goal inside the five.

Larner's going to be in now.

Three receivers to his right.

Greg Miles has checked in at tight end off the right side.

Heavy right for the Huskies.

That's where they'll go with Elliott Larner.

Elliott gets to the edge and out stretches for the goal line but he cannot get to it down to the one.

Huskies had flipped.

Brandon DeVries off to the right side of Matthew Dayton as well.

So Huskies were definitely heavy right there.

They'll keep Elliott on the field.

Three receivers.

Empty back field right now for Elliott Larner.

It's going to be a designed quarterback run.

Up the middle goes Elliot, and he looks like he's in the end zone.

He is.

Touchdown Huskies.

Lion Judge puts the hands up, and Michigan Tech gets the turnover on special teams, and this time they capitalize for six.

With 2.46 to go in the third quarter, Huskies have cut it to a one-score game.

Everybody's still unfurling from the pile down there.

Huskies special teams unit for the PAT have already hit the field Play clock way down though Huskies gonna have to hustle to the line to make this kick up now They'll reset and repump the play clock thought they might after taking a long time to get everybody separated but Long delay from the head referee to do so snap and hold our good kick is through and good

And there you have it.

Huskies have trimmed it down to a 7 point game, 24-17, 2-46 to go, 3rd quarter.

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Scoring play for the Huskies goes four plays, 25 yards and two minutes, 12 seconds.

Elliott Larner finishes it off, one yard run.

Extra point for Kaczarski was good.

24 to 17 all set up by Jaden Bender's big special teams play.

Ermlich has the ball teed up again and certainly the Bulldogs gonna be aware of his presence in the game right now.

And another kick same area here will be fielded at the 19 yard line.

That time Bender was picked up and it's time to wreak Brett got free.

Got sandwiched by a couple of Huskies 34 bryonis and 38 back Make a Tariq Brett sandwich on that one, but Brett comes up with about an 18 yard return or so to the 37 of Ferris State and their offense which has Moved along fairly well here Since the early stages of the game will come back out

The first time since the interception, Carter gonna run it himself, quarterback power up the middle and he is eventually swapped under by Chase Cook.

And Brady Isaacson, I believe in there, seven and 17.

Second down after a gain of two yards by Ferris State.

It's been a little while at Bauer since I think the second drive of the game.

Bauer now on the sidelines in a walking boot, so his afternoon is over.

It's going to be all Chase Carter from here on out.

Quick pass fake for Carter who bust it out to the edge.

And we'll get cut at the 49 yard line, ball came down.

First don't buy the ground at the 49 yard line.

Huskies almost had another turnover chance there.

But it was a first down run for Ferris State when it was all said and done for Chase Carter.

Flipped over there, I don't know, that was Dakota coming up there on the safety position to make the play.

And Carter.

Quick pass to the outside, Symes.

Looks like enough for a first down.

Good blocking by Ferris State on the outside, keeping Jackson Zachary tied up and unable to make the play.

Coming up in the last minute of the third quarter.

Ferris State in Michigan Tech territory now at the 41 yard line, holding on to a seven point lead.

And Carter standing back.

Pressure comes.

Hagelstein had hands on him.

Then he throws across the middle and it is a completion.

The Huskies have a player down in the backfield.

Finally they whistle it dead.

But John Hagelstein is down in the backfield at the 45-yard line.

Hagelstein's been battling an injury earlier on in the season.

He'll get some attention from the Michigan Tech training staff and Ferris State's training staff coming over to look at him as well.

And that looks like an arm injury that is maybe a shoulder for Hegelstein.

Hopefully he's all right.

He's played a nice role in this game so far here today.

Feel like it might be shoulder coming out or something right there.

He had a hand on.

Carter for a moment, and then as Carter let it go, found his receiver for a first down.

I had to follow the football, couldn't see what happened behind the play, but Hegelstein went down right away.

And the guys are gonna take a good hard look at him down on the field here.

He is helped up by the left arm.

Certainly he's got that shoulder brace.

Really on the right arm.

I'm not sure if that popped out and he just had to pop back in on the field.

Shaking it a little bit there.

But Johnny Hagelstein will head off the sideline right now.

Fortunately all under his own power and seems okay whether or not he continues at any point we'll find out but Ferris State did pick up the first down at the Michigan Tech 28 yard line after the throw.

As the clock resumes running now to 45 seconds in the third quarter.

Player in motion.

Carter throws, it's too tall looking for his receiver Brett.

Coverage by Jaden Bolden on the play and an incomplete pass brings up second down.

38 seconds to go, third quarter now.

That completion had been good for just 13 yards.

But it seemed like a big one.

Certainly what was needed for Ferris State on their pass attempt as the fake handoff there.

Sabah gets a hand on Carter and gets him down in the backfield.

Mahdi not to be denied today a couple different times in his chase down of the quarterback.

And he drops him for a loss of around five.

That may be the last play of the third quarter.

We'll see if Ferris State goes, they hustled to the line here, so maybe they will try and get it to go for it here before the clock ends.

They will.

Carter standing back, pressure comes, shot with the hit, throw is incomplete, and it is going to bring up fourth down.

Nolan shop got to chase Carter right as about he was letting that ball go they tried to go to Ryan a her and Perhaps the Pressure forced that throw to be a bit off target But with five seconds to go here in the third quarter O'Sullivan's gonna come in for a field goal that will be just over 50 yards

The hold will be on the right hash just past the 40 yard line.

It is through and O'Sullivan's kick is long enough and good.

We'll call it a 51 yard field goal to end the third quarter.

Ferris State 27, Michigan Tech 17 fourth quarter coming up next to listen to Husky football on mix

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Gold four fingers high, put a fresh 15 on the clock.

It is time for the fourth quarter.

A 51-yard field goal by Ferris State at the end of the third quarter extends their lead from 7 to 10, 27-17.

Scoring drive taken the final 242 of the third quarter.

Abram and Jackson back to return.

Eight plays, 30 yards, and for the Huskies, they forced Ferris Day into a difficult scoring play.

Right into the Bulldogs, able to capitalize from 50 plus.

As O'Sullivan's kick, going to go towards Abram, fielded at the nine yard line.

Abram looking for a lead block found one but couldn't stick through it and stopped the 25 yard line where the Huskies offense will take over first and 10.

So far this afternoon the Huskies with 40 plays 195 yards Bulldogs 56 for 308.

Huskies now 7 of 12 passing for 54 yards 28 runs for 141.

And Alex Blano will be out with three receivers.

Tight end is Popko, running back is Roof, who gets the first down carried.

Jake gets through the line and picks up close to a first down.

The lean ahead might have him just shy.

He's going to bring up second down and short.

Patient run for Jake Roof.

Looked like there was going to be nowhere to go at first.

But as the blocks developed,

Roof was able to get nine plus on the carry and set up second and short.

Second and two.

Three receivers again, same formation really for the Huskies as Popko on the left side of that line.

Play action fake this time.

Throw to the outside.

Bryce Kearns open at midfield and he will be tackled on the play nicely by Ferris States.

Bill Brown, hope coming over the top there from Flagler to help get that stop as well.

But Michigan Tech picks up the first down in Ferris Territory at the 47 yard line.

Kearns will go out, Myers will come in.

Miles, excuse me, will come in at the basic tight end position.

Elliott Larner in as well.

And Elliott will give to Roof.

Roof off right tackle.

Will get to the 45 or so and is stopped again by Flegler.

And the play of a yard and a half.

Second down.

And who are the Huskies going to run off here?

Looks like they're going to run Roof off and now keep both quarterbacks on the field.

Miles will stay on tight end will stay on Huskies will have both Bueno and Larner in the Backfield here looks like Elliot's gonna be the one calling the signal And it's a handoff to Bueno who's gonna get chipped

up

in the backfield.

It was a good design there, but Huskies just couldn't let it develop long enough Legler came from the backside of that plate

The handoff went to Bueno coming across the front of Larner.

And he circled back around, running to his right.

Larner then went for a route.

But before Bueno could set his feet to throw one, Flagler got his hands on the feet and down went AB.

Back in Husky Territory at the 47 yard line, so third and 16.

Plano stands back.

Pressure comes.

Flegler again.

More pressure.

Plano's going to have to get rid of this somewhere.

And he will at the last moment before going out of bounds and losing a ton of yards.

Track down again.

Flegler was there.

And the Huskies will have to punt.

It's a good idea on the trick play to get both quarterbacks involved, but when it goes negative and you end up behind the sticks, things just get harder from there.

So it'll be Ermlich to send this one away and he will get it up in the air.

Rolls and hits the caboose of Bender around the 11 or 12 yard line.

And it'll be at the 12 yard line where Ferris State's offense will take over here again, first and 10.

That had the Huskies rolled to it.

Could have taken an extra five or 10.

It's dead.

Michigan Tech looks like they'll get the benefit of those yards courtesy of a hold against Ferris State.

So they're not going to start at the 12 yard line, but the holding penalty will make it

first and 10 back from the six yard line.

All

right, so they clarified some things there for us, so because it was illegally touched by Bender at the 11, they had to then go where the ball was actually downed, which was the six yard line, and then half the distance to the goal from there to the three.

At least that's what the current explanation is.

Our field judge and referee will chat for a moment, make sure that they've got everything correct there.

Ferris State coaching staff talking to one of the officials as well, and now we'll get a...

larger huddle from the man's stripes.

Make sure that they all have the interpretation of the rules correct before whistling ready for play.

27-17 Ferris State with the football.

11-51 to go in the fourth quarter.

Ball currently down at the three yard line and we'll see if it stays there.

Ref Reeg in a very confident

Call on what was the interpretation of the rule.

And it looks like that's where things will stay.

So the Bulldogs backed up near their own goal line.

Carter has a man coming across.

It's gonna be kept by Chase himself and he runs through the middle and gets a big break across the 25 and the 35.

and is finally wrestled down by Jameson Stamps and Terrence Martin at the 37, making 38 yard line, gain of 35 by Chase Carter.

Man, what a huge run for Ferris State to get out of their own territory right next to the goal line and tons of room behind them, of course, now to execute a lot.

Not put themselves in danger of a potential safety.

And Carter fakes the pitch to the right side.

Sabah and Johnson are going to make the stop for Michigan Tech after a gain of four on the play.

Case working himself into some extra playing time certainly with the absence of Brandon Keele today's finding some more run along that defensive front and Also in that Outside linebacker position Brady Isaacson will check off and Joe Marano will come in at his spot Huskies only can have two players with their hands down right now, but looking like they're gonna rush for

They will and it goes to Brett tries to hit the edge He gets to the edge Zachary breaking down nicely at the 45 yard line forces him out of bounds after a short gain of three and it's third down with third and four here from the 44 of Ferris State Clock is running as we close in on ten minutes remaining in regulation time here

Huskies showing some pressure.

We'll see how many they bring here on third down.

A lot of guys up near the line of scrimmage.

Some of them bailing out.

Carter throws to the outside as a man open and the ball is apparently caught on the play by Neely.

Huskies defenders saying that would hit the ground.

Bolden and Schopp both pointed to the ground saying that one should be incomplete.

Huskies not appearing to want to challenge that one.

I don't know if there's a good angle to see it anyway until now.

Now the Huskies will take a timeout and challenge the play.

A couple of the main cameras are set up here in the press box area on this side.

We'll see if any of the cameras on field level might have had a better view of that one, but the Huskies are going to challenge this play.

for an incomplete pass and instead make it fourth down instead of first down.

So a big review here for the Huskies defense with 9-23 to go in the fourth quarter.

Will Ferris State keep the first down with the ball?

No is touching midfield on the Ferris State side or will it be fourth down and a decision?

for Ferris State's coaching staff on whether or not they want to go for it on 4th or punt it away with the lead standing at 10.

See what our officials can see from the various camera angles provided.

the coaching staff must have felt as though there was something worth taking a look at there.

A

lot of time left, score being what it is.

That plays as close as they think and the defenders on the Husky side were as confident as they were that that hit the ground.

Maybe worth trying to take a chance and see if that one is in fact going to be incomplete.

Give you a chance to get the ball back.

Officials still under the tent area.

Just past the north side end

zone.

That'll be near the dormitory set to our

left from the press box area here, top tagger field, listening to Michigan Tech football at VIX 93 WKM J93.5 FM in Hancock.

Josh Yolantola with you live here in Big Rapids as the officials have made their way out from under the tent.

Big call here from the Huskies perspective.

What's the decision?

Ruling is upheld.

Not enough evidence to overturn it.

So the Huskies will be charged a timeout and one of their challenges and Ferris State will in fact have a first down at the 49 yard line.

And they moved the ball a little bit there so.

Yes, I did try to listen to the rest of his call whether or not in any capacity the Huskies.

didn't lose that challenge.

The ball did get moved back almost a full yard.

But it's first down nonetheless here for Ferris State.

Player in motion will come across.

Carter steps up.

Now he will run and he will be tackled by Nolan's shot.

First contact by Maddie Saban.

Nolan coming in from the back of that play, finishing it off.

Inside Huskies territory at the 43 yard line gain of eight Bulldogs will swap out some skill guys and Zach a hern will come in Double check here our hern's actually gotten a carry today.

I don't think he has It's not really their style for running anyway

Hearn does get the ball this time and he gets the first down.

Surprised they hadn't run it with him to be honest, just considering for a tailback, the size that he brings at 6-2-2-30.

Be a difficult player to deal with in short yardage situations and that proved true there as he picked up about four on that run.

His first carry of the game.

Go back to him here, and he gets another big chunk of yardage Give him six on that one down to the 33 yard line Now this is the time where you can go to that big back here as you Hopefully from their perspective have worn down the defensive front to the Huskies enough where That big bruising tail back and come in and Gash you for big yards

They'll take their time looking off to the sidelines here as the clock rolls 10 on the play clock.

Seven and a half now on the game clock.

Faking the pitch to the right side, Carter keeps it himself, gets hit by Mottie.

And by Joe Murano.

Wrapped him up for the stop.

And this will be third down fair estate.

He'll move the line a little bit quicker here now for a possible third down play.

It's going to be going to Brett.

Going to get to the edge for the first.

He appears to be able to get there and they mark him out of bounds where.

After a first down, line judge gets into the 27 or eight yard line, 28 yard line it looks like.

That's where they'll mark the sticks.

So just enough for the Ferris State first down.

And now the Bulldogs slowing it down to look to the sidelines here for the play call.

Play clock under five as Carter gets the snap, hands off to a hern, up the middle and stacked up there.

Cook and Murano among Michigan Tech defenders in the neighborhood there on that play.

Second down after a gain of two.

And again they'll take their time to look on the sidelines.

Carter's got 135 yards on 21 rushes here today.

including that 35 yarders start the series.

They'll stand back looking to throw, waiting for somebody to develop.

Nothing comes and he grounds the ball in the general vicinity of Tariq Brett.

Pressure by Breonis, coverage by Cook and a Ferris State third down.

Good pressure by Michigan Tech to force Carter to throw that one and really dirt it.

Again, if you can force, this would be another long field goal try.

If you can't pick up the first down here, Husky's defense, can they bend but not break?

Carter stands back.

He's flushed, he's gonna run.

It'll be tripped up a little bit before finally being taken down completely by Chase Cook.

Clock will run and loss of maybe half a yard or so on that play.

And what will Ferris State do here?

It'll be fourth and long.

Oh, Sullivan's already hit a long field goal.

Offense right now staying on the field.

Need to get to the 18 for a first down.

Brett goes in motion and now they'll reset here.

I don't know if they're actually gonna run a play or not.

They just be trying to see if they can get the Huskies to jump at all.

Brett comes across again and stops.

They do snap the football.

Carter to throw down low to a her who has to dive to catch it to the ground and it is not gonna be enough for a Ferris State first down at the 23 or so yard line and Huskies hold on fourth down 444 to go though the task 10 points the deficit here with 444 to go in the fourth quarter Huskies haven't found much through the air here today

71 yards on eight completions.

14 total pass attempts between Alex Bueno and Elliot Larner.

Had a little bit more success on the run, but time has limited your opportunities to run running plays.

A little bit reduced as Bueno goes to throw the currents.

cuts it back on the inside and he'll get to the 31.5 or so.

Kearns has been the leading receiver for the most part here for the Huskies today as Nora's got very light touches despite his being on the field.

Nearly regular amounts.

Abram Larner's been held down.

And Bueno stands back, pressure comes, throws off to Nora, who makes the catch at the 44 yard line, steps out of bounds there.

Good delivery by Bueno to find his out route, which was Nick Nora, who checks out of the game in favor of Novotny.

First down at the 44, Michigan Tech.

Wayno, play action, quick throw to the outside, Abram couldn't catch it.

I don't know what happened exactly there if he lost track of the ball for a moment.

Trying to feel what pressure might have been around him.

I don't know what he should do post completion, but unable to secure the football instead and incomplete pass stops the clock at 344.

Novotny now gonna spread out wide right.

Bueno, pressure comes, he's flushed.

And we'll gun it down the field and he's run into and a flag comes out.

The defender putting his arms out, feeling as though a flag should not have been warranted, but the problem there is he never turned around and he ran through Lucas Novotny.

If you even turn your head and look like you're making a play on the football, you can probably get away with that.

but not able to do so if you're not making a play on the ball.

And

so they do flag Ferris State's Quentin Pope for I think his second pass interference penalty of the day and that will give Michigan Tech a first down as a result with 336 to go on the

4th.

It might be the first target of the season for Lucas Novotny.

Fair State fans looking to get some noise going.

And now we've got a bit of a delay here for the

officiating crew.

Is this just a ball placement issue or what exactly?

This will warrant further discussion apparently.

Things are allegedly sorted out.

Officials will take their positions, and the play clock will start.

Bueno with his two tight ends, two receivers, tail back there as well from the Ferris 41.

Pressure comes right away, AB is flushed, floats one over the top, Novotny with a nice one-handed catch down to the first down marker at the 30.

Backpedaling and reaches one arm out to make the catch.

You might have been able to put a phone book underneath his foot.

I think it would have been Oakland County phone book.

The last populated counties in the state perhaps, but he got enough and he made the catch.

Bueno, play action fake.

Floats went down for Kearns and it's too far, about five yards in front of him.

He'd gotten behind Pope on the play, but the throw just well out in front of him and an incomplete pass stops the clock at 2.53 to go.

Huskies still have two timeouts in their pocket, down by 10.

Larner will be wide right.

Near the numbers.

Numbers to the left is Kearns.

Joining him now will be Nick Nora.

And Bueno standing back, waiting.

Pressured, runs away, gets to the first down area and slides at the 20 yard line.

Power

slide by Bueno for a first down at the 21 yard line.

Block will run.

Wayna will take the snap and a whistle and a timeout by Ferris State just before the snap with 226 to go in the fourth quarter.

Ferris burns there first.

of three second half timeouts as the Huskies moving the ball down the field here.

The

Huskies have two timeouts remaining as well plus the two-minute timeout is

also on the

board.

Huskies 21 yards away but down by 10 to number one Ferris State.

See

what the final numbers in this game look like in terms of total yards and yards per play, all that sort of stuff.

Everything is leaning pretty heavily in favor of fair estate, but for a team that averages 520 yards of offense a game, the Huskies have held them down to some degree at 381.

That's on 69 plays.

Huskies have run 51 for 255 so far.

Gonna need some more though to put the pressure on Ferris State and at least open up the possibility of reducing to a one-score game or putting an onside kick into play.

Bueno.

Throws the fade to the outside and that one's going to be out of bounds.

Tight coverage on Abram by Quint Pope.

And the incomplete pass stops the clock at 2.22.

It will be second down.

Ball just outside the red zone at the Ferris State 21 yard line.

Pope will now look to be one-on-one against Bryce Kearns.

Nora's in the slot right now.

Looks like there's some lighter coverage out there, but it changed things up just a little bit.

Throwing towards Nora, makes the catch and steps out of bounds at the 16.

Gain of only five, but the Huskies exploited the soft coverage.

And through the quick out route to pick up half of the necessary yardage

and also the

clock does not stop as Noro is actually going backwards on the play and we're going to get to the 2 minute timeout before this play gets run.

Yes we will indeed hit that 2 minute

mark.

And coach Metlac looking at Bueno.

and we'll just say coaching his quarterback on paying attention to the amount of time on the clock.

Now again because Nora had gone out of bounds maybe he thought the clock had stopped but because he was going backwards then and not forced that way that's

what made the clock continue to run.

We'll take a quick 30-second timeout as we are at the two-minute timeout.

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Two minutes to go here in the fourth quarter.

Huskies trailing 2717.

Ball is at the Ferris State 16 yard line.

Huskies have a third down and five yards to go.

Spread out three receivers bump and run on the outside against the two wide outs.

And it is a misdirection handoff that is not going to get much.

Huskies going to have to hustle the field goal team out and hustle the offense off.

To go ahead and preserve those timeouts and get a field goal try out here.

Larner is going to be sprinting his way off the field.

There is the snap.

There is the hold.

The kick from Kucharski's got plenty of distance and it is good.

And it is a one-score game with a minute 34 to go.

27-20.

Pusky settled for the field goal there, but again, cut it down to one score.

Ferris State's lowest offensive output this season was at Central Washington, which was 28 to 14.

But remember, the second half of that game was in a downpour.

So offense, not really much to be had in that second half of that game.

Otherwise, looking at 38 points against Bentley, then 41 or more in every other game this season.

So the Huskies defense despite giving up nearly 400 yards of total offense today Has held fair estate to the lowest scoring output of the year When you look at what other teams offenses have done 34 Grand Valley last week Nobody prior to that had put up more than 14

So Sastis put up the second most points against Ferris State here.

But those numbers are all well and good if you can make something happen out of this.

Ferris State still has the seven point lead, so their lowest scoring output, their defense is second most given up this year.

It doesn't matter if Ferris State still holds the lead.

Avery's got the ball teed up for an onside kick.

Ferris State's got their hands team out there to try and make the recovery.

Ball does bounce, takes a little bounce up to Ferris State who makes the easy catch at the 50 yard line.

49 really, the zero on the 50.

It's on the Michigan Tech side of the field.

And now two timeouts for Michigan Tech.

We will see if those two timeouts will be enough to try and get the ball back Will be Tough if anything there won't be a lot left if you do stop them On first and second down and take your timeouts then the clock can run after a third down play Husky's crowding the line of scrimmage Carter's gonna try to run it.

He runs into that pile at the line of scrimmage and will be stopped

No gain and the clock stops with the Husky second time out with 127 to go in the fourth quarter.

Nice group of Husky fans making their way across here.

No doubt some hockey fans over there.

Looks like I see one of the Husky hockey jerseys over there.

But certainly.

Michigan Tech parents, friends and family always.

in good numbers, regardless of where we travel.

Certainly plenty of Huskies from lower Michigan.

It's actually the first trip below the Mackinac Bridge.

The Huskies have taken all season.

Might be the latest, the 24th of October that they've ever done that.

I know a couple years ago when the schedule was somewhat similar, it was pretty late for the first trip downstate for the Huskies.

But today, gotta be one of the latest ever since the incarnation of the Glee Act that the Huskies have made their first trip south of the Mackinaw Bridge.

Do it again next week at Saginaw Valley State for the last two regular season home games at Curly

Stadium.

Boyd going in motion across.

Huskies then finally throwing the flag, screaming for an offensive, false start.

Everybody on the Huskies sidelines pointing and I'm not sure if somebody couldn't find a flag or why that took so long to throw.

But eventually they do throw the ball start.

Instead, Ferris State.

says that Michigan Tech was simulating a snap.

And the Husky sidelines cannot believe that.

They were looking for a false start by Ferris State, and eventually the flag goes on Michigan Tech for the simulation of signals, apparently.

Clock does not run, but the Bulldogs get five free yards out of it, so second and five.

Carter's going to keep, and he's going to run up the middle, and he appears to have a first out.

Well, Dan Metlach's gonna have some choice words for the head referee, it looks like after the game.

As that final time out, being held by the Huskies, no need to try and use it, I guess, at this point here, but took away the possibility of Michigan Tech, maybe getting the ball back.

Chase Carter really put the dagger in that one.

with a strong run, but on second and five, compared to second and nine or 10, much different.

Yeah, Coach Metlack really making a beeline towards the referee and the other officiated crew is getting in the way before finally, Sean Smith or Shane Smith will walk over and talk to Coach about that one.

Ferris State will take the time out with 52 seconds to go.

Still first and tend to come.

I'm going to mark it down to at least ask coach what the explanation was.

I mean, there's a whole group of officials there, and Coach Metlach's still not happy about it.

Neither are any of the other coaches, but Coach Daniel's going to help usher them over to the sidelines.

Had Lyonsman getting an earful out of it along the way.

But now Ferris State can just kneel this one out.

And as they do everything in shotgun, they'll take the kneel down back at the 41 yard line.

Now a flag comes out off the busky sideline.

And I think officially somebody finally said something that the officials, well, maybe not.

I guess they got chased, cooked for being offside.

But where that was thrown made me feel as though somebody had a magic word.

Not the case.

Clock will not run.

Foskey's take their time out.

No, they did not, but the clock now late getting started.

And the official's gonna have to do something about the clock here.

Play clock was running the whole time.

The game clock was not.

So they'll have to figure that out.

Where things should be, all that kind of stuff.

and now the play clock and game clock will wind because the kneel down didn't matter there they took the offside penalty it's first in five and they'll let the play clock wind down here inside ten and

All that and the Bulldogs will take the Neal down and the Huskies will take their time out barely's gonna force Ferris to snap it again Much to the chagrin of the Ferris State fans in attendance If you're doing a shotgun snap, I guess anything could still happen

This might just be a sign of defiance from the coaching staff against the officiating crew making them work one more play.

Huskies though will drop their second game of the season.

Ferris State will remain unbeaten.

38th straight win, 33rd here at Top Taggart Field in a row.

and 14th straight over Michigan Tech.

With 28 seconds left, all they gotta do is take one more kneel down, which they will now do, and that will end the game.

Well, some sour tastes in the mouths of the Huskies who put up a valiant effort here today.

But in the end it was not enough and Ferris State will continue those winning streaks and they will defeat the Huskies by a final of 27 into 20.

We'll have final numbers, highlights, other scores and Coach Menlach coming up during our post game.

It's all in the way as the clock is hit zero and Ferris State wins by a final of 27-20 here on MIX 93.

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Well our post game show now getting started here from Top Taggart Field as Ferris State gets the victory today.

27 to 20 over Michigan Tech Huskies.

Four game winning streak is snapped and they will drop to six and two overall three and one in conference.

Bulldogs continue their long winning streak.

Now 38 consecutive games they are eight and oh.

on the season, now 4-0 in conference play and we'll have coach Matlak join us for post game here in just a little while.

Looks like he's finished his quarterbacks meeting and should be joining us up here in the press box soon.

I see he's making his way on up here.

Final numbers, Michigan Tech ran 54 plays for 261 yards 33 rushes for 155 12 of 21 passing for 106 15 first downs time of possession Little bit here in favor of Michigan Tech by the end of the game See if I have I don't have a fully up-to-date number looks like overall on that but

Couldn't convert enough third downs today couldn't stop Ferris State on enough third downs Bulldogs run 73 plays 382 yards 13 of 27 passing 142 46 rushes for 240 and 25 first downs For Ferris State chase Carter runs 24 times for 141 yards and relief of Wyatt Bauer who Ended up in a walking boot by the end of the day today

Played the first series plus of this game Before exiting with that injury and then not returning and chase Carter who's pretty darn good 1b in that Quarterback room for Ferris State picked up the slack Throwing he didn't need to do a lot 11 of 23 for 122 yards to touchdowns made the completions when he needed to

Tariq Brett caught three passes for 39 yards and a touchdown also ran seven times for 44 yards.

Koski's minimalized his overall impact on the game, but Brett does finish with a touchdown on the board and those 10 total touches, so he still made his impact where he could.

Kevin Symes was maybe a bit bigger of an impact player in the sense that he

was another one of those guys who got himself into a position to make some plays and completed those when asked.

Dion Small also in the mix for rushing.

Jalen Townsend finished with three catches for 34 yards.

Huskies Bryce Kearns was the leading receiver with four catches for 31, Ignora three for 34, Abram Larner two for 16, and Roland Ball on the spot one for 10, seven yards after catch.

Some point in his life he'll tell everybody that he was actually the target on that reception, but good job, bye.

Those guys making the catches at least at those points when they needed to Huskies couldn't complete enough through the air when it was all said and done Total rushing 9 for 63 for Elliott Larner For Jake Roof today 10 for 57 Samuel Delgado 3 for 30 Alex Bueno 5 for 7 as head coach Dan Metlack joins us for our post game interview here on mix 93 and

Coach, I guess before we get over all on the tail end, I know that you and the rest of the coaching staff were not terribly pleased with the decision that the officials made with that late flag there.

What was ultimately the explanation you got from the officials on why that simulated snap flag or what have you was ultimately called there?

Not a

great one.

He called us for yelling the word move, which the defense is allowed to do.

I don't know.

There was a couple calls that obviously did not go our way and it is what it is.

I'm not going to sit here and complain about that so we can't do anything about the rest.

Yeah, it was a tough day in some capacity where the Huskies certainly were in it for the most part here today, but it was some of those self-induced issues with the tipped ball that ended up in an interception, the fumble by Elliott that gave him the short field, the holding penalty that stopped what could have been a first down later on that snuffed out any momentum the Huskies

had going offensively.

Yeah, way too many self-inflicted wounds.

Obviously, you're playing the best team in the country.

You cannot hurt yourself, and whether that's penalties or

turnovers.

you know first five drives of the game we score and then we go penalty to back us up turn over penalty to back us up turn over and all of a sudden you're in a three score game I mean our guys played hard and found a way to battle back into it and certainly made enough plays to play with them I didn't feel like we were out of place that same time it's gotta be a cleaner game if you're gonna knock this team off yeah clearly

you know they can find ways to get pressure on the quarterbacks but the amount that you were able to get through the air today probably not where you were hoping for by the

time it was all said and done you know 12 of 20 passing for 106 yards you probably feel as though you maybe need to put a little bit more on the sheet there in order to be successful against the Ferris State team.

Yeah I think you got to put more on the sheet with all of it just we did not extend any drives you know it was too many times where you know I think two of those holding penalties were first and ten and then it's getting called back and two others.

where it's a defensive hold and then we get a hold ourselves.

So I mean it's a game-changing plays that we just kept shooting ourselves in the foot and being in second or third and 15 to 20 against this team is not ideal.

So you know again it's just too many times we we hurt ourselves and you know it's you're not gonna beat that team doing that.

We talked about

third downs in our pregame as well that needing to get

the defense off the field on third downs was critical and unfortunately today Bulldogs were 9 of 15 and some of those were not the one or two yard variety.

Yep you know it's again give them credit I mean they're talented everywhere but you know like I was talking about shooting ourselves in the foot on the offense side defensively we just

Too many times we're rolling off some of these hip or, you know, getting to the queue and he's sliding out of it.

So, you know, when there's place to be made, you got to make them if you're going to beat this team.

And unfortunately, there's just too many opportunities that we did not take advantage of.

And here we are.

That said,

the longest play of the game, I think, went to Chase Carter in that run when he was buried deep in their own territory.

But for the most part, you kept them away from the big plays that this offense thrives on.

A lot of those run after catch, you had guys able to ultimately make those tackles, made them earn those rives.

So that's something that at least has to feel like a positive from the defensive end, that you forced them to sustain a lot of those drives.

Yeah, for sure.

I thought schematically we were in good spots.

Again, we made them earn their points.

it wasn't like they had any cheap ones.

At the same time, there's just one or two plays here and there that get us off the field and the ball back in the offensive hand.

And you never know.

But I thought our guys played hard.

I'm not upset about that at all.

It's just an execution thing on both sides.

And again, when you're playing a team that's this talented, I think you get it back to a one-score game.

And I don't know how many plays they went, but just no panic on their sideline.

Go down and get the three points.

They get a two score game again.

They're good.

So those opportunities that we did have, we needed to capitalize on them.

And we didn't.

But the effort, the toughness, physicality we played with, loved the way we showed up today.

And now we just got to get back home, regroup, and get ready to go on another trip next week.

Yeah, as we get looking towards Saginaw, we've got three games remaining.

We still have that playoff opportunity in front of us, I would think, after a game like today here as well.

So obviously the guys can't wallow.

and what happened here today.

So what needs to happen now for this next upcoming week to make sure that the Huskies move past this one and keep the foot on the gas going towards the end of the year.

That's the same thing we talked about right after the game.

It's got to get flushed and you stay together.

You know, you got an eight hour bus ride home to get back and you want to be upset and mad and whatever on the ride home.

That's fine.

But when we wake up tomorrow, right all of our eyes are on on Saginaw Valley.

And that's the most important thing in our season right now.

All right, coach.

Well, good

effort, certainly by the guys here.

here today.

It was a fun game to watch and be a part of, and we'll go again next week against Saginaw.

I appreciate it.

Thank you.

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Post game show continues here on MIX 93 and we'll wrap up some of our final numbers defensively here today.

Michigan Tech's Madi Sabah leading all tacklers with 13 total for Michigan Tech and his fellow linebacker Chase Cook right behind him with a dozen.

Chase also had two tackles for loss on the day and the Huskies as a whole with five stops behind the line of scrimmage.

So you know you were able to do some of the things there that you needed to defensively in spots and on the offensive side you really just

Despite some pressure certainly being on the Husky quarterbacks and some things happening in the backfield, only three official tackles for loss by Ferris State here today.

So they were able to.

stay ahead from that perspective again some of the penalties ultimately cost the Huskies the field position in certain spots 5 for 40 yards doesn't seem like a lot but it was a timing of those penalties that were big and really the same thing happening for Ferris State they had 10 penalties for 81 yards in the day and the timing of some of those penalties or what helped either keep drives alive for Michigan Tech or maybe prematurely ended a drive or two for Ferris State so you know those those types of things it's not always the amount

but the timing of when those occur that can be the biggest factor in the game.

Ferris State and Michigan Tech were both perfect scoring-wise in the red zone, a combined seven of seven in those areas.

But again, in the end, Ferris State did enough to win today by a final of 27 to 20.

Ryan Ahern leads the Bulldogs with 12 tackles.

Nick Flegler with nine.

Trace Corlew with six and Dray Thomas with five for Ferris State.

who are going to have to see what the status is of Wyatt Bauer moving forward.

Clearly Chase Carter can pick up the slack and be a good substitution and replacement for him, but as good as Wyatt has been through the first 20 plus games of his collegiate career here and now being on that Harlan Hill watch list, being without him will

have some effect at least on the game planning for Ferris State even if it is just as simple as now you have one quarterback instead of you know drawing up some packages for each guy out there so we'll see how that goes for Ferris State moving forward as they continue their trek through the conference and through their schedule their next game on the schedule is

set for we have here Davenport next week and that should be another big matchup.

It will be here at Top Taggart Field and Davenport was leading big earlier in their game and I assume that that trend continued so it'll be another top 10 matchup for Ferris State here against a team that has been

largely supported by the running of Cephas Harris and the defense that has been really good for Davenport throughout the course of the season.

They're still up 42 to nothing the score over Wayne State as the fourth quarter has gotten going there and that may be an update available for that here.

Let me see I gotta recycle the screen on this.

It has gone final actually.

Davenport 49 to nothing the final score there.

Saginaw Valley is still leading Grand Valley 21-10 in the third quarter.

Grand Valley in danger of losing perhaps a third consecutive game and Saginaw Valley hoping to head into next week's match up against Michigan Tech off of a big victory but still plenty of time left in the third quarter of that game 9-14 to go at University Center.

in the Battle of the Valleys.

And then Northern Michigan, double check that.

It looks like they have come from behind to defeat Roosevelt 27 to 10.

And indeed they have.

It was 10 to 6 after the first quarter in favor of Roosevelt and same at halftime.

Then the Wildcats out score Roosevelt 21-0 in the second half.

Matt Stevens with 259 yards passing.

Noah Dobert 131 yards rushing and the Wildcats get their first victory of the season.

Roosevelt falls to 1-3 in conference play though overall still above 500.

Let's go through our highlights here as I think that should be the extent of our look around the conference.

Before I get to that, I guess I will check in on Volleyball who got started about an hour or so ago against Roosevelt.

And the Huskies up two sets to none, 25, 19, 25, 15.

The first two sets in the last score update was 15, 15 and set three.

So see if the Huskies can get a Lakers sweep this weekend after beating Grand Valley in five yesterday.

It'd be nice for them to take it in three here today.

against Roosevelt, and they've moved up 16-15 there.

All right, your highlights for today's game.

Huskies got off to the first score of the contest, stopping Ferris State on defense, and then going six plays, 78 yards in two minutes and nine seconds.

Elliott Larner, a big rush to set up.

Elliott Larner from 10 yards out in the first score of the game.

takes the snap.

It's going to be a design quarterback run.

Elliott with a good block.

Another one down at the goal line and into the end zone.

Touchdown Huskies.

Good block down field by the Huskies.

Able to get things free for Elliott Larner to rush it in for a touchdown.

Matthew Dainan a little bit banged up there on that.

He would be fine.

Extra point would be good and the Huskies would lead 7-0 at 11-14 to go in the first.

Ferris would take the next drive.

14 plays, 88 yards and all the way until the 457 mark where Kevin Symes finishes that drive with a 12 yard rush and the extra point evens the score at seven.

Ferris State would score four consecutive times to continue throughout the course of the game.

Tariq Brett, a 15 yard reception from Chase Carter, breaking some tackles along the way at 11-03 mark.

The extra point made it 14-7.

J. Katie would kick a 31 yard

field goal at the end of the first half.

A penalty by Ferris State would result in them prematurely needing to use their final time out and having to settle for the field goal.

A 13-play 64-yard drive took 5-59 off the clock but only going for three kept the Huskies in the game.

It was 17-7 at the break.

Then Ferris State would get the first score of the third quarter as well as Tay Boyd.

The 12 yard reception from Chase Carter, a foreplay 32 yard drive that was given to them with a fumble by Elliott Larner at the Husky 32 Bulldogs, capitalized to make it 24 to 7.

Huskies would score next in the third quarter.

Avery Kaczarski with a 35 yard field goal, a 7 play 24 yard drive.

That one was set up by an interception that was tipped up into the air and corralled by Terrence Martin.

The field goal made it 24-10 at the 5-02 mark.

Huskies would get the ball in the ensuing kickoff, a force fumble on that kickoff by Jaden Bender, who ultimately recovered that, sets up the Huskies with a short field.

Elliott Larner once again finding the back of the end zone for the Huskies second touchdown of the day.

Empty back field right now for Elliott Larner.

Gonna be a design quarterback run up the middle goes Elliot and he looks like he's in the end zone.

He is touchdown Huskies Lion judge puts the hands up and Michigan Tech gets the turnover on special teams and this time they capitalized for six

So the touchdown goes through, so does the extra point, and as we start getting into the late moments of the third quarter, it is 24-17.

From there, the Huskies defense does a good job holding Ferris State offensively, but O'Sullivan gets a 50-yard field goal as time expires in the third quarter.

Turned out to be a huge play there.

Eight play 30-yard drive in 242, and after three quarters, 27-17.

Huskies would get the last and final score of the game as the fourth quarter was winding down a 10 play 61 yard drive.

The Huskies have to hustle the field goal team out there.

Avery pounced through a 33 yard field goal.

The minute 34 seconds to go to cut it to one score 27 20.

But the onside kick was not able to be recovered by the Huskies.

Ferris State was able to work the last of the clock out in part courtesy of a flag that gave a shorter.

second down attempt for Ferris State that went through for the rush by Chase Carter and the clock could run out from there.

So Ferris State wins 27 to 20.

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Volleyball getting ever closer to possibly a three game, three set sweep, 21-17 now in the third set as the Huskies up 2-0 over Roosevelt.

you can listen to the husky hockey show on Tuesday morning on mix 93 and follow the rest of the husky information on the social medias and michigan tech huskies dot com meanwhile our next coverage will come to you from university center the home of the sagana valley state university on saturday it'll be halloween at the uh...

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Countdown to kickoff at 12.30.

Final two games of the regular season will be at home against Davenport and Wayne State on November 7th and 14th, respectively.

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The sets were close, but Richland Center was able to secure the victory and move on to this point and for River Valley.

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Coach, your team played quite well on Thursday.

I thought, what did the coach think?

I was extremely pleased with what happened last night.

You know, they, they just did an outstanding job.

We played so clean.

That's what we were talking about, you know, playing, you know, just playing smarter.

And that's what we did.

I thought Nugler has played actually very well.

But we just, we came out and we were really focused.

We only had seven attack airs, the entire match, which sometimes we have that in a set.

We didn't have our first hitting air until 16-4 in the second set.

That was just outstanding, you know, that way.

It was by far our best hitting night.

You know, with that we had more aces than mis-serves, which is always a critical component.

River Valley again always a good battle and the game got moved up a little earlier.

Were you a fan of that?

You know, I probably am I you know as I thought about it I was like really I mean I get it because I'm a huge Brewers fan But I just I put it put it to our girls just want to make sure that you know We have to leave earlier so they didn't have some job requirements You know because some of these kids are working on Saturdays, you know, you know, they're very full schedules and that

I just wanted to make sure of that.

And I just pointed out, I said the pro of it is I think we'll get more people at the match.

And when they're there, they're going to be more invested.

I have to admit, even last week when we were having our home match, there was a lot of people watching their phones as I scanned the crowd when the Brewers were playing the Dodgers there in that series.

So I think it's a good call.

I think everybody will be happy about it.

You look at it, you get home, you can celebrate, you watch the Brewers.

You know, you wrap it up a little bit earlier in the day.

For us, we practice at four o'clock, so why not play at four o'clock?

And we don't have to sit around all day and wait, and sometimes that's where the nerves can kick in.

So starting at three hours earlier, that's three hours less that our girls are sitting around waiting and wondering about it.

Yeah, definitely.

And then as far as the matchup, you played a little bit or last time, uh, I know lost in four sets, took a set from them, but what do you have to get?

Do you look at that one set and what you did in that to try and capitalize this time?

Yeah, I think we have to look at those things, you know, in that first set, uh, I thought we did a great job.

We got a lot of kills.

Um, we still had the airs.

We had six airs, but we had 14 kills.

So we were a little more effective.

Um, you know, in that one, um, you know, we missed a couple of serves.

You know, we know we can play with them last time, too.

Ava got hurt in that first set there and tried to play the second set.

And Mara did a great job coming in.

But you know, it's just that timing isn't there with that.

That first set was really the only time we've had our full team together until the last three games.

And we've had three sweeps.

So I hope and expect a tight match.

Two great programs.

They have a lot of respect for each other.

Valleys, obviously the favorite, the one seed where the four seed, but we don't have a four seed mentality.

We're coming in and we have a lot of belief.

Last night, I think, playing New Glarus on Thursday night really helped our confidence because they were playing well.

They had moved up in the rankings quite a bit and they were coming in hot and we played very clean against them and made some adjustments.

So you never know how the ball goes.

And, uh, you know, we've had some exciting valley center, uh, tournament runs games over the years.

So I, I expect another exciting match.

Had you been a higher seed as originally, uh, you were set before, uh, the other teams, uh, whatever they did voted, uh, you know, this would have been a more, this is about a sectional game, right?

Yeah.

And that's kind of, I think, uh, probably to be honest with you, both Valley and us both wanted it to be more of a sectional game.

I think we both.

I believe our conference is outstanding, and the level of play is outstanding.

And yeah, we were originally at the three seats, so we would be playing someone else for that regional final.

And then hopefully we'd be able to win that, and then we'd be meeting the sectionals.

And I think this is a clash worthy of a sectional level, but it's also worthy of a regional final level.

Regional final is nothing to sneeze at.

And we've been here the last couple of years.

We want to get over the hump.

this year.

In the last four years, I believe we've been beat by the team that made it to the state from our sectional.

So, you know, we know this is a big turning point or big game, so we'd love to see the crowd get out.

And I think girls on both sides of this deserve to have a big turnout.

There's just some outstanding

volleyball and quality of volleyball that people, if you just love the game of volleyball, I think you'd really appreciate it.

Even as a casual fan, getting out and watching a match like this, oftentimes we do see people from other schools come and check out this match because we know it's going to be an exciting one and I expect no difference.

You know, they're led by Ella Myers who, you know, just leads the league in a lot of categories and by a long shot.

And they've got good setter and good defense.

They're just solid all the way around.

They're great cast around Ella.

It's not just Ella.

They're just a well team.

And they're a hot team.

They've only lost twice, I think, in the last seven weeks.

And that's been to Platteville, who is another outstanding team from our conference.

So Valley's going to have a lot of confidence.

I think we're gaining confidence.

And I think if we can win that first set, I think our confidence will just

kind of get one of those nitro boosts, you know, and really get after it and get excited.

So just got to show up and play the games and we are where we are because of what happened during the season.

Can't worry about that not not being a sexual game.

It's it's a game.

You got to play it and to get to your end goal, what you want to do.

So we're excited about it.

We're we're hungry for it.

Sounds good, Jamie.

Good luck against River Valley.

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for Valley coach, Mariah Hill joins us.

Mariah, how did the team play on your opening match against Dodgeville?

We played very well last night.

We stayed very calm, stayed really positive and we really stayed focused.

We controlled our side well, bounced back from mistakes, never let anything really get into our heads and get us out of focus and out of the job that we wanted to get done.

When you started tournament play, it's always good to get that first one out of the out of the way.

Did you feel like there was some jitters on the first few volleys or not?

Yeah, you know, there's always a little bit of jitters.

You know, I've been really fortunate.

In my years coaching so far, I've never lost my first round game, but you never know what can happen.

We've played dodgeville three other times this season already, and it's really hard to beat a team four times.

So yeah, nerves were, I mean, you can always have a little bit of nerves, but I think nerves mean you care and nerves mean you're excited.

So I was okay with a little bit of nerves.

Very true.

And you face Richland Center, obviously a showdown match again this year.

Would you rather replace somebody else in the regional final?

Well, to be honest, of course, yes, I would like to play someone not in our conference.

But it's, I mean, it's going to be a banger of a game.

We know that Richland Center is going to come in.

wanting to beat us, we're going to come out wanting to beat them.

And I think it's going to be a really good match.

Richland center has definitely improved over the season.

I think they're healthy right now.

We're healthy right now.

So, you know, Jamie always comes up with a good plan and a good plan of attack.

And we're just going to do the same thing and hope that we come out ahead.

Always fun to watch the cousins matchup, Ella Myers and LV Weiss.

That's, that's kind of one of the, the, the marquee matchups and it has been for several years, hasn't it?

Yeah, for sure.

I think if I remember right, I think both of them have been on varsity for four years.

I know my Ella has and so they've always kind of been a matchup.

It's really fun to play against family.

It's going to be a tough one and I think my Ella is ready to get the job done.

She's been playing really well right now.

She's excited and I mean my team wants to win.

Absolutely.

And I think that, uh, we always talk about, uh, you know, your standouts, your stat leaders, but in these matchups, a lot of times it's somebody that's not, uh, the stat leader, it's somebody that comes in and gets a couple of key kills and things like that.

Isn't it?

Yeah.

You know, we'll definitely, we'll be looking at the rest of our hitting squad to, you know, really look to get some big kills too, because we know richland center is going to be keyed in on Ella.

Most teams that watch any film or know anything about us, I would key in on her too.

We set her a lot.

She's hard to stop, but we also need to move the ball around so that they don't always expect us to go to Ella every time.

And, you know, Paige Stafford had a great match last night.

She did some key things to help us out.

My other middle, Brooklyn White probably had one of the best matches of her career so far.

She played lights out last night and did some really good things and got some key kills for us.

And Carly Birchfield and Hannah Birchfield, the sisters, they're really working hard to find a way into the offense some more, too, and do some great things.

Hannah put up some great blocks for us.

And, you know, having Jonesy Mahoney, our setter, she's our quarterback and our leader.

And if she can, you know, throw down one or two, I think we're fine.

You mentioned a couple of players there that maybe aren't as tall as some of the frontline players.

They actually, in the case of Paige and Brooklyn, they actually kind of play taller than they are, don't

they?

Oh yeah.

Absolutely.

Both of them can jump out of the gym.

We're really lucky.

They have giant verticals cause pages five, five at best.

And I think Brooklyn's maybe five, seven.

So we're really lucky.

They're both really quick and they have a lot of hops, which really helps us.

They work, they've been working on their timing and

They've just really blossomed and been great key players for us, especially when we need them.

I think the advantage maybe of playing original center and them for you as well.

I mean, there's, there's no looking ahead when you, when you face an opponent, you know, it's going to be tough, right?

Well, there's not a lot of preparing.

We both know each other very well.

We have played each other twice already.

I have been fortunate enough to win both of those matches and I am hopeful that I can get a third one, but.

You know, Jamie is a really good coach.

He's going to pull out all the stops to try to beat us.

And I just hope I can do the same.

We're lucky.

We're at home.

So we have a little bit of home court advantage.

And, you know, may the best team win.

I think we're the better team.

So I'm hopeful that we can win, but I can't, you know, get too far ahead of myself.

You never know what can happen.

And moving on earlier because of the Brewers, I command both teams and everybody involved because you had to make sure everybody could make it earlier, right?

Yeah, absolutely.

This is the first time we've ever moved the game up.

It's really hard for me to understand why we always have to play at seven o'clock at night anyway.

It's just a long day to sit around and dwell and wait.

So I'm perfectly happy to move a match up anytime we can.

So we can get in there and get it done.

So we're not sitting around all day wondering what if, you know, how's it going to go?

What are we going to do?

No

doubt.

All right.

We look forward to calling it.

Mariah, thanks for working with us all year and good luck in this regional championship.

All right.

Thank you.

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Nice job by the crowd here today at River Valley High School.

Good afternoon everybody.

So what happened was they started playing the national anthem on a laptop and it froze up about, I don't know, 15 seconds into it.

And so it stopped realizing it wasn't going to go.

River Valley team started singing and everybody, the whole crowd joined in.

And so it was the first time that we've seen a total community performance of the National Anthem.

It sounded really good.

Welcome to the match, WIA Regional Action, as you've heard on our pre-match show.

Coming in with a record of 22 at 14, the Richland Center Hornets, at 28 and 6, the River Valley Blackhawks.

River Valley coming in right off the bat with an injured player, Carly Birchfield, injured in practice last night.

She's been a very important...

Cog in their wheel here this year and their left hitter and she will not be able to play tonight.

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Brooklyn White, number three, she is a junior.

Paige Stafford, a senior, number four.

Number 10 is Ashlyn Stokes, she is a junior.

Number 11, Bella Davini, a junior.

Josie Mahoney, number 13, their senior center.

Also starting today will be Ella Myers, number 16, a senior and Kylie Smith rotates in as well.

She is a senior, wearing number 22.

Those are the starters for today regional champion will move on and play on Thursday And I've only looked that far ahead because Double the RCO sports will be on hand whether whichever team wins and it's the same night as another Green Bay Packard game Don't get me started on Thursday football.

Here we go.

The positive is we're underway There's the serve the set of an airside Myers dumps it over fielded near side by Divini back to the right side dumped over

Get the kill.

Nice start to River Valley.

Allen Myers puts it down.

And the Black Clocks will keep the serve.

Coming up to serve is number eight, Braylon Taps.

Dug by Gander.

There's the quick set on the right side.

Punched by Burns, far side, but then he got it back to the court.

Left side are going to take a swing over a little up there.

Diving, dig, my work.

Nice job.

And Gander gets it over.

Hit number three.

River Valley to Ella Myers, and she paints the picture to the back line.

To nothing!

River Valley, good start for senior middle hitter Ella Myers.

Sometimes that ball just almost like it vaporizes or something, which really hauls you off on it.

Taps will serve again for the Blackhawks.

It is on the near side.

Burns with a dig, hangs it on the net.

Going to be played back by Stafford.

Now taken to the left side again.

Taking a swing is going to be Stokes, back line, Richland Center, right side, and Werks, and I'll sit over, got it down, block, out of bounds.

And it was tipped by Richland Center, or tipped by River Valley, so it'll be a point for Richland Center.

Ornates were lobbying for it, and the back line judge sought.

So here we go, Richland Center is on the board, two to one, and Werks will serve.

Fielded by Myers, here's a quick set, punched over the right side there by Stokes.

Well, hangs up, signed down by Elevee Weiss.

And we are tied at two.

Elevee Weiss coming up sky high and putting that one down for Richland Center.

Serving again, Richland Center.

Adelen Wirtz pumps it over, Myers gets the dig, pass to the left side, parsed over that turn by Devaney.

Ball to the right side, now to Burns, drives it in.

Hornets take the lead at three to two.

Kylie Burns with the kill and the hearts keep the serve.

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River Valley working on the serve.

The volley goes to the left side, punched over that time by Stokes.

Hornets set it up for Burns while Block saves, punched over and out of bounds on a diving play by Bricko.

That one shanks into the stands and it's a point.

We are tied at three in the opener.

Very weird to look out and see sunshine outside here.

Today we're used to playing at night.

And this time of year it's well dark by the time we start volleyball.

There's the serve.

Hornets work it to Gander.

Punches it over.

Over and into the ceiling on the grid by DeVenny and that'll drop in and the Hornets get a point.

4-3 Richland Center leads.

Good hit by J.C.

Gander that got that one started.

Serving again will be Brico.

Brico drives it right side, dug by Cavs.

Here's the setup by Mahoney.

Myers for the slam and got it in.

And we are tied at four.

I get the impression that this is how it's going to be all afternoon long.

Nobody's really going to be able to get a strong edge.

River Valley back with a side out.

Josie Mahoney will serve.

Mahoney steps up and rives as one of the middle, cut off by Gander, set by Cole Steadnearside, Ella Clements, sets it over, Stafford gets the dig, Mahoney right side, pass, drives it over for River Valley.

There's a set on the middle and it's going to be punched over by Clash, and a net violation on River Valley.

Hornets will take a 5-4 lead here in the opening set.

Coming in for Richland Center, rotating in his Bailey works.

Along with Ava Belch.

Ava will serve River Valley and serve receive mode.

Ava comes up and there's the serve.

Pulls it all the way to the right side.

Field of my taps.

Mahoney right side.

Birchfield drives it over.

Back line is going to be works.

Setting it up.

Now taking it over Bailey works.

Nice job.

It's Myers to the right side.

Pushed over.

Down it goes.

By the heart.

Bailey works.

Gives the Hornets a 6-4 lead.

Yes, he's a freshman.

Nice play and the Hornets will serve.

River Valley in serve receive mode here.

Hornets by two.

Here's the approach and the serve.

The Vinny passes to Mahoney.

Nice one.

Myers from the right, drives it over and out of bounds.

Allen Myers got a big chunk of a net on that one and it carried him into the stands.

And it goes back to the Hornets now for another serve.

7-4 score.

Here's the approach and the line drive served by Bricko.

That one is going to be out of bounds.

It just missed, and that makes it a 7-5 score.

Players from other schools here, Dodgeville will represent it today watching this one.

There's the serve by Ella Myers, dug by Clement's right side set.

Bricko, Dander down the line, got it in.

off the diving effort by Myers and River Valley and the Hornets lead it by a score of eight to five.

JC Gander back to do the service honors.

Steps up and then derives it.

Myers cuts it off to Mahoney.

Back set, Snapper hits it into the net.

Ball blocked by the Hornets.

Comes back down to Richland Center.

Here's the set by Bricko.

Clements drives it over free ball over by DaVini back to the Hornets.

Here's a set shot over the top that time by Werks, fielded by the Hawks left side, taking a shot.

Now the line is white, played now by Bricko, Gander, and then driven over that time by Werks.

Ball to the left side, Paige Snappard takes the puck, one into the net.

Paige got a really difficult pass, and the Hornets go up by a score of 9-5.

Timeout through the valley.

4-point lead for the Hornets in the opening set.

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River Valley misses the volley.

Ella Myers in the back row attack, hits the net and the Hornets go up by a score of 10-5.

Out of the River Valley timeout, J.C.

Gander will serve.

Here goes the ball to the right side.

Myers with a pass, set by Mahoney left side, taking it over, driving it down his white.

Nice dig by Bricko.

Back to the right side, driving it over to Gander.

River Valley tries again, sets it to the left side.

Stafford takes the shot.

It's in.

Nice hit by Paige Stafford.

That makes it 10-5.

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River Valley, now with a side out, Richland Center in serve receive mode, and Paige with the serve.

Doug Mearside by Charlie Bailey, there's the serve by Belch, ball blocked by River Valley, and it is out of bounds.

Out of bounds, River Valley had the block, it just missed the line, and the Hornets go back up by 5.

11-6.

Good crowd on hand today for it being during the daylight.

Here goes the serve by Clements, fielded now by DeVine.

Mahoney sets it left side, taking the shot as White got it down.

Brooklyn White makes it 11-7.

That's her first kill.

A lot of teams moving their matches earlier with the Brewers.

It wasn't just a River Valley Ritzel Center thing.

Mineral point on last Waterloo today in the regional final.

Three sets to two.

Here's the serve set to the right side for Bailey works ball blocked back to her gets a piece of it back to bells near side pushed over by works Myers to Mahoney going left side taking a swing over the top there for Stokes back to the left side in going with the left hand It's going to be punched now by works gets it back from Gander drives it over Myers to Mahoney on the run taking a shot is Brooklyn white that makes it 11 8

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We look forward to promoting that here is Kylie Smith with the serve set to the right side for Richland Center dumped over by Emily Weiss now Mahoney gets in the act pushes it over and

Elevee White tried to swing early, maybe pull it to the left side, get it around the block, and River Valley is within two.

They'll serve again, 11-9.

Here's the serve by Kylie Smith, fielded by Burns, set to left side, going left hand is going to be White, dumps it over, fielded now by White, ball to the right side, tough one, and into the net for River Valley.

The pass to Brooklyn White went a little astray and into the

into the seam of the net over there.

She couldn't get it back.

So, Bristol Center leads 12-9.

Aubrey Colestead will serve for the Hornets.

Fielded near side by Smith.

Passed back to White, drives it over.

Diving dig.

Nice job by Bricko.

Set to the right side, taking a shot as worth.

Paul Carams into the stands off the Hornets and it's a point for River Valley.

12-10.

Oh, now the serve will be.

Braylon taps.

River Valley has rotated around.

Horns leading by two.

Midway through the opener.

Here's the set by Gander.

Ball to the near side.

Kylie Burns takes the angle.

Fielded now by Divinity.

Quick set for Myers and she puts the smack down.

River Valley is within one at 12-11.

Ella Myers raising her level as always.

You got four kills already.

Here's the serve by taps fielded by Bailey quick set for wife comes it in LV wife gets that one down in the battle of the Cousins today 13 to 11 at the store Last time the cousins wife and Myers will be playing against one another in high school by Richland Center Addy works puts one down from the back row and suddenly it is

14-11.

Werks will serve again.

River Valley in serve receive mode.

Hornets by three.

This one to the right side.

DeVinny plays it at the last moment to Mahoney.

Myers, way to go.

Snaps it down.

Head ball bounces high up into the ceiling after it hits the floor.

14-12 to score.

River Valley will serve again.

It's Bella DeVinny getting the whistle.

Bella?

With the approach, here's the serve.

Once by two.

Bailey, right side, it goes to Rice.

Blocked by River Valley, and down it goes.

Myers and Stafford, mainly Paige Stafford, got a handle on that one.

And River Valley is within one.

14-13.

The Vinnie will serve again for the Blackhawks, trailing by a point.

This one on the far side, fielded now by Allen Woods.

Quick set, Burns takes it over.

Fielded by the Vinnie, Mahoney to the left side.

Stafford takes the swing.

Fielded by Worth.

Here is Elevee Weiss and Gander to the back row.

Fielded now by River Valley ball into the net.

Now it goes on a block by Elevee Weiss.

And the Hornets go up 15-13.

Elevee, the leading blocker for the Hornets.

She goes out.

And coming back in now is Peyton Bricko.

She'll serve.

Fielded now by the Hawks step from Myers taking the right angle out of bounds.

That one just missed.

16-13 on it's by three.

They have led since three to two.

First time they took the lead here today.

This one served and out of bounds.

Bricko just missed the back line.

Point back to River Valley.

We've not had many service errors here today.

Checking in for the Black Hawks.

is Hannah Birchfield.

Hannah, play in the left.

Again, her sister Carly injured and not able to play today for River Valley.

There's the serve for Mahoney, fielded by Gander.

Colestead right side, Clements down the line, fielded by Tafts, set to the left side, taking a shot at Stafford.

Gander gets it, back to Colestead, ball to Burns, she hits it, hits the block, it goes off of her and out of bounds.

It'll be a River Valley point and there within one.

16-15, Richland Center in the opening set here.

Josie Mahoney will serve for the Blackhawks.

Josie pops it to the right side, fielded by Charlie Bailey.

Colestead to Clements.

Clements takes it over.

Paige Stafford.

Myers up, Blackhawks!

Ella Clements and down it goes.

Ella Clements got the block on Ella Myers and that makes it 17-15, Richland Center.

Serving for RC will be Ava Belch.

Hornets by two in the opener.

Ava with the approach.

There is the line drive, sir.

Fielded on the back line by Taffs.

Set by Mahoney and Birchfield takes it over.

Back line played there by Bailey.

Back to the right side.

Shopping it over is Clemens.

And it is out of bounds.

Hornets are asking whether it was tipped or not.

The judges say no and River Valley is within one.

17-16.

Winner of this one really has a good chance to go another level.

Mars with a serve, net serve, and the point goes right back to the Hornets.

18-16.

No disrespect to any of the other teams, but to get into the sectional, I think all the four teams in the sectional will be real capable of going all the way.

Here's one, third, and little Valley can't handle it.

Pass to Stafford, and it goes into the net.

It was a low pass.

And that makes it 19-16, Richmond Center by three, here in the opener.

Gander keeps serving, J.C.

drives it to Myers, passes to Mahoney, left side staffer takes it, hits the net, partially blocked by Clements, kept by River Valley, and Birchfield takes it over.

There's Wurz, back to the right side, Adelund pumps it to the left side, Divini, Mahoney pumps it, back row attack, Myers got it in.

19,

17, Ella Myers gets a tough shot from the back row to fall.

Ashland Stokes is into the lineup for River Valley and Paige Stafford will serve.

1917, Richland Center.

There's the dig, pass to the right side and Ellen Worth takes the angle.

Paige Stafford to Mahoney, setting it up for Birchfield, takes it in.

Nice hit by Hannah Birchfield.

And River Valley is within one.

19-18.

Paige Stafford serves again.

Hornets and serve receive mode, clinging to a one-point lead.

Here's the serve, fielded by Gander.

There's the pass back from Belch, driven over by Ella Clements.

Back to Omehone.

Nobody calls it for River Valley, and it drops in between them.

That makes it 20-18.

Hornets by two, and Ella Clements back to serve.

Ella V. Weiss.

In the front left now, here's the serve.

Fielded by Myers, Mahoney, left side, taking a shot, ball blocked by the Hornets, down it goes.

LVY's blocking Ashland scopes, and the Hornets go up 21-18, timeout River Valley.

Three-point edge for the Hornets in the opening set.

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Alan Clements will serve.

Hornets on a nice roll in River Valley struggling a little bit.

They're hoping the timeout helps.

They add it with their second timeout.

Here's the serve, set to the right side, knuckled over that time by Stokes.

Quick set by Belch and now knuckled over by the Hornets and blocked down by Hannah Birchfield.

Good play, 21-19, Richland Center.

Hannah Birchfield stepping up and now Kylie Smith steps in to serve.

21-19 Richland Center.

There's the serve.

Fielded by the Hornets, it's going to be set by Belch.

Punched over by Weiss, played by Stokes.

He'll get it right back from Mahoney.

Takes a shot out of bounds.

Took the angle and it just missed the line on the near side.

22-19 on the crossing shot that missed for River Valley.

And Aubrey Colstead rotates back to serve.

Kylie Burns now in the front left.

As the Hornets rotate around, here comes the serve by Colstead, and it's going to be played by the Vinnie from the Deans, Mahoney to the right side.

Ticket is shot, out of bounds by Brooklyn White, and the Hornets go up 23-19.

Two away from going out here in the opener, Aubrey Colstead will serve for Richland Center.

Starts all the way at the out of bounds line, here's the run up, and the ball to the right side by the Vinnie to Mahoney in the middle.

Near side punched over that time by white, kept live by the Hornets, passed by Bricko, and then dumped over by Werks, fielded now by Smith to the left side, taking a shot and bound for Ashland Stokes.

And that makes it 23-20.

River Valley within the three, Ashland Stokes putting a charge in one, rotating around, Braylon Tafts in to serve for the third time in the set.

Hornets by three, 23-20.

Here's the serve.

Fielded by Gander.

Here's Colestead to the right side.

Burns takes the angle.

The Vinnie diving in can't get him.

It shanks into the crowd.

And the Hornets have game point.

24-20.

J.C.

Gander.

Burns and Weiss in the front row right now has done a really good job.

And serving will be Addie Werks.

Steps to the near side.

Game point.

Hornets to Vinnie.

Passes to Mahoney back to Myers.

Myers takes the slam down it in.

River Valley not done.

24-21, Ella Myers doing what Ella does, made a nice play, and now coming back to serve is little arrow player Bella Deviney, Hornets still a game point leading by three, 24-21.

Here's the serve, fielded now by Bailey, here's Colstead, here's Saigander, takes the angle, diving Digmo, it's Deviney, nice play, gets back to the Hornets, Colstead, White, walk down by Ella Myers.

River Valley within 2, 24, 22.

Timeout Richland Center.

Alan Myers with a block.

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24-22, Richland Center clinging to a lead trying to at least get set one down and then relax a little bit before set two.

It's a best of five.

It's always in high school volleyball and regional championship on the line and the right to play in the sectional coming up later this week.

So, serving will be Mellon to Vinny, Hornets by 2, River Valley with the serve.

Hornets have game point.

Here's the serve.

Near side fielded by Brickle, hangs it on the net, blocked by River Valley back to Colstead.

Here's Charlie Bailey, right side gander, takes it over, diving dig to Vinny.

Back to Mahoney, look out, Myers puts it down.

River Valley within 1, 24, 23, Emma Myers in the front row, making it happen.

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It's an indication of how this one's going to go today, back and forth all the way.

The Hornets take the opener by two.

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Also two kills for J.C.

Gander and Ace for Adeline Worth.

A kill for Kylie Burns leading the way for Richland Center.

On River Valley side, seven kills and two blocks for Ella Meyers.

Two kills for Brooklyn White.

Also two kills for Hannah Birchfield.

and a kill, a piece for Paige Stafford and by Ashland Stokes.

One set in the books.

Teams will keep their same side.

The Hornets to our right, River Valley to our left, here in set number two.

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In fact, the home section on the far side also includes half and half visitors on the other side, but it's I would say at least three quarters or better full.

So a lot of people here today, first serve of the second.

Colstead pops it to the back row.

It's to Vinny.

Getting it to Meyer.

She dumps it over.

Backed up by Colstead.

Punched over by Burns.

Fielded by Smith and Mahoney got it over on hit number two and got it in.

1-0 River Valley on a nice play by Josie Mahoney.

And Bellinavine will serve.

Hornetson serve, receive mode.

Bellin will stop.

Now steps up to the left hand, drives it over, fielded by Gander.

Farside, Colstead, now Gander gets it over from the back row.

Fielded by Stafford, Mahoney runs to get it.

Myers jumps it over, backed up by Gander.

Colstead sets, burns, taps it, blocked down by Ella Myers.

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Devaney will serve again after the ball is retrieved by athletic director Jamie Heglin.

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There's the serve.

0-1, fielded by Burns.

Cole said gives it to Gander on the right side.

JC drives it over.

Devaney back to the net.

There comes the set.

Myers over, now it goes.

River Valley leads, 3-0.

Ella Myers in full force play in the middle and Divini will serve again for the Blackhawks.

Three nothing they lead here the Hornets won the opener 25-23.

Divini coming up here is the serve fielded by Bailey.

Here's Colstead right side Burns takes it over and out of bounds.

River Valley leads four to nothing.

Divini will serve again.

Blackhawks getting a little bit of rhythm going now.

Divini coming up.

There is the serve.

Farside played by Bailey.

Here's Colested setting it back for Weiss who knuckles it over.

Divini to Mahoney back to Meyer.

Softly taps it over.

Down it goes in front of the diving.

Kylie Burns.

That'll make it 5-0.

Time out by the Hornets.

River Valley off to a 5-point lead in the second set.

Hornets won the opener.

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Underway with the volley after the serve, and there's Ella Myers again.

And River Valley leads six to nothing on the big kill by Ella Myers.

Hornets unable to kind of get any kind of block or keep it away from hers so far.

Here in the second set, Richland Center won the opener, 25-23, River Valley leading 6-0.

Here's the serve, fielded by the Hornets, set by Colstead, there's Weiss dumping it over.

Here's Smith, Mahoney, left side staffer takes it down the line, played there by Bailey, quick set, Burns, drives it down the line, it's going to be DeVinney back to Mahoney, got it over with a smack against the net, that walked down and hit the floor, and the River Valley Blackbox lead 7-0 now.

Over the Hornets.

Serving will be number 11.

Mella DeMini, she keeps it going.

Steps back to the back line and now comes up with a left-handed serve.

Fielded by Charlie Bailey.

Free ball over back to Mahoney and then Myers sets it to Stafford.

She takes it down the line.

Saved by Bailey.

Punched over by Colstead.

We're going to get it to left side.

Stafford takes it over and down it goes.

Burns got a tip on it but nobody there to back her up and River Valley suddenly leaves.

Eight to nothing here in the second set.

Hornets trying to regain the magic of the opener.

Belladivini with a couple of dribbles.

And now steps up, there's the serve.

And Gander can't play it and shakes into the stands.

And I don't make it nine-nothing River Valley.

Blackhawks bouncing back in a big way here this afternoon.

So back to serve.

Will be number 11 ballot of any again.

It's 9-0 River Valley in the second.

Here's the serve fielded by Bailey Here is cold stead setting up burns burns goes left-handed It's gonna be blocked by Myers back to the Hornets again and a ball punched over this time by Adeline works Set from Myers takes it over diving dig Hornets can't get it Ella Myers and the black locks up suddenly 10 to nothing here in the second set

River Valley can do no wrong in this run in the Hornets.

Kind of playing on their back heels now trying to get back the way it was.

It's going to be DaVinny coming up with a serve.

Far side fielded now by Werth.

Quick set for Colestad.

And down it goes for Emily Weiss.

Weiss gets it around in the Hornets.

Get on the board.

They will serve for the first time.

Going back to do the honors.

Will be Addie Werth.

Here comes the whistle and her run up.

There's the serve fielded now by Smith that goes into the stands on a shank and that'll make it 10-2 Hornets get two in a row.

Adelaide works will serve again.

Adelaide makes her way up and there's the line drive serve fielded by Myers.

Ball at the net, ball up, block, ball on the hold.

He got it down.

Boy, Josie can get up and get out of here.

Nice job.

Got up and around the attempted block by the Hornets, and that makes it a score of 11-2.

And a Birchfield comes in.

Front left and Josie Mahoney in the back to do the serving here.

Gets the whistle from the official.

11-2 River Valley, there's the serve.

Three ball by the Hornets, out of bounds on a diving attempt by Adlin Woods.

And the ball out of bounds, and back to River Valley, it makes it 12-2.

Blackhawks in the lead.

Josie Mahoney will serve.

As the gym quiet, here's your serve.

Barside dug there by Wurz, back to the back row, Bailey gets it over, but out of bounds, and the Hornets just can't get it in bounds right now.

13-2, time on Richland Center, Blackhawks leading by 11.

Richland Center won the opener 25-23.

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Mahoney with a serve fielded by Bailey Ball-Caroms off the net.

Hornets can't play it.

And the Hornets just look like a totally different team here in the second.

And back to serve as River Valley 14-2.

They lead it by 12.

Mahoney coming up with a serve again.

There it is.

Played now by Bailey.

There is Cole Stead with a set.

L.A.B.

Weiss taps it back road.

Got it in.

And that makes it 14-3.

Hornets get a point back.

Weiss rotates out.

Coming in is Peyton Bricko.

Ella Clements in the front left, and the Hornets trying to start some new momentum.

River Valley trying to keep it going.

Here's Bricko with his serve, and it goes down for Nacer, is it?

No, kept live.

What a save by Mahoney.

Back to the right side.

Burns for the kill.

Blocked by River Valley.

Backline.

Bricko, set by Coldstand.

Dan is slammed over by Clements.

And down it goes.

14-4.

Alan Clements gets the kill.

I'm not sure how.

River Valley got under that.

It was Mahoney.

Divinity, I believe.

Man, it was on the floor.

And they somehow got it up.

Ornits eventually won it.

Anyway, here's the serve.

Tafts with a dig.

Mahoney sets up Myers, who softly takes it over.

Good dig there by Evelyn Wirtz.

Set now for Ellen Clements.

Ball blocked by Myers.

Back to the Hornets.

They will set it on the right side.

Nobody called it and the ball drops in there.

That'll make it 15-4.

Little miscommunication of the Hornets.

Back court and now Ellen Myers will serve to Richland Center.

River Valley with the up and the serve.

There it is played now by Bailey.

Ball at the net.

Colested has to play it and hit the net.

Tough pass.

And it's another point for the Black Oaks.

Running away with this one.

16-4, they lead in the second.

Byers with a serve, fielded by Gander.

Here's Colstead back to JC, takes it over.

Back line, fielded by Divini, Mahoney dumps it back row.

There is Bailey, Colstead, and now Gander pumps it into the net.

17-4, River Valley by 13.

Hornet 20 opener, 25-23.

It's been all River Valley.

They have led from the get-go in the second, and there's a diving dig by Gander up on it.

Birchfield slaps it in.

After that one hung up on the net, and the Blackhawks show up 18-4.

Birchfield with the kill on that one.

Myers with a serve.

Bailey passes.

Here's Colsted setting up Burns down the line.

Played by the Vinny.

Here's Mahoney back to Birchfield.

Takes it over and down it goes.

Hannah Birchfield.

Big hit.

Nineteen four.

River Valley.

Two in a row for Hannah.

Getting some points.

It's like somebody spilled their popcorn.

I don't think it was Eric Brio, but he's cleaning it up.

There's the serve.

Here's played by Burns.

Set to the right side.

Ella Clements takes the angle.

The Vinny back row.

Mahoney sets it up.

Taking it over is Stafford, now fielded by Richlund Center.

Again, Gander takes it over to the video on the left side.

Mahoney sets it back row.

Myers takes it back row, Richlund Center.

Here's Bailey, Cole said sets it left.

And over the top there by Gander, kept live by Mahoney.

First field and now Stafford hits it back row.

Good volley.

Asked, tough one.

It's going to be up on the net.

Cole said wins the battle.

Got it around the attempt by Brooklyn White.

That makes it 19-5.

Side out for Richland Center.

Serving with the number three, Ava Belch.

River Valley looking to tie this match up at one.

Ava Belch with the approach and there's the line drive, sir.

A field abide of any.

There's the set for Stafford.

Takes it over.

Back roll for the Horns.

Rico and now Belch and now Gander.

Myers plays it off the body back to Birchfield.

Gets it over.

Bar side is going to be Belch and now pumped over by Bricko from the back row.

Here's Myers, Mahoney, and Stafford down the line and out about.

Nineteen-six, the score in the second set.

Ava Belch will serve for the Hornets to River Valley.

Nineteen-six, Blackhawks leading by a big thirteen points.

Here's the approach and the line drives serve and that point goes to River Valley now.

20-6 Bailey Serving for River Valley will be Paige Stafford Page on the far side.

Here's the approach net for River Valley Point Ritzman Center 20 to 7 the score Charlie Bailey out wanted to switch liberal players Coming back in is Peyton Bricko and JC Gander serves

Myers free balls it over again for the back row.

Back it goes to Bricko and now dumped over by Myers.

Left side, they get it.

Blocked by the Hornets.

Ball is going to be over.

Ball at the net.

Blocked down by the Hornets.

And then Brooklyn White wins the battle.

Brooklyn White wins the battle at the net and a hot skill up.

21-7.

Serving is Kylie Smith for River Valley, leading by 14.

There's the serve.

And it's going to be a diving dig by the horse that shanks into the stands.

That's an ace for Smith.

22-17.

River Valley coming back with a vengeance here in set number two.

Trying to even the score.

Kylie Smith will serve.

Here's the approach and a net serve.

Back to the Hornets, 22-18.

I should say 22-8.

22-18 would be more typical with what we saw earlier and have seen in this series.

Here comes Ella Clements with a serve, fielded by DeVinie.

Mahoney sets it left side.

Myers takes the angle down the line.

Clements could dig.

Here it is, Bricko, and now back to the right side.

Worth stepping over.

DeVinie, up on the net.

Blocked down by Ella V. Weiss.

22-9, Ella V. Weiss getting into the act, and Ella Clements will serve.

Clements gets the whistle.

Here's the run-up and the line drives serve.

Fielded out by Davidi Mahoney, sets it left side, taking it over, is going to be white and saved one-handed by the hearts and a one-handed shot from the back row by Bricko is not, I should say Belch is not going to make it back.

So a point for River Valley that makes it 23-9, they lead and serving is number eight, Breyland taps.

Hawks need two to go out and even the score here today.

There's a surf diving dig there by the Hornets works nice save set to the left side punched over by Stokes back row Hornets gander now Weiss drops it over River Valley has game point 24 to 9 here in the second River Valley with a ball in the back court It's going to be number eight Braylon Tafts looking for the victory.

There's the surf

Fielded now in the back row by Wurz.

Here's the set, dumped over by Weiss, ball lifted by River Valley.

24-10, the score.

Back in the lineup for the Hornets.

Peyton Bricko, serving is Aubrey Colstead.

Hawks have game point, 24-10.

Here's the serve.

Divini pops it, this one shanks a bit.

Going to be set from the left side by Stokes to Myers.

Drives it over.

Good dig there by Bricko.

Set to the right side, down the line by Adiwerks.

Set by River Valley, left side, taking it down.

For the win is number 10, Ashlyn Stokes.

And River Valley comes back fighting hard to even it at one set apiece here in the second set.

Hornet 20 opener, 25-23.

River Valley bounces back to win this one.

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Last night in playoff football, Ithaca Weston picked up the win over Waterloo.

The final score was 34-14.

Coach Kyle Kelly was pleased with the way it went.

They said the keys of game we did.

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In the second set it was all River Valley.

They win it 25 to 10 led by Ella Myers with three kills and a block.

Josie Mahoney put it down three times for River Valley.

Two kills for Hannah Birchfield and an ace for Kylie Smith for the Hornets.

Three kills for Ella v. Weiss, a kill for Ella Clements and Aubrey Colstead as well.

Richardson Center looked like an entirely different team in that second set at River Valley.

Well, I guess they did as well.

They came out with

All hands on deck there did a good job of staying on the offense didn't let a lot hit the floor when the Hornets would return it River Valley seemed to have an answer and we go to the third set all even up at one apiece here in the match at River Valley High School and getting set for match set number three of the match Some finals this afternoon again mineral point winning moving on to the next level

And that final, it went five sets.

The final one will be 16-14.

They get the win, it gets Waterloo.

Highland winning against DeSoto tonight, today in three sets, and moving on to the regional final matchup.

All right, well, right now the Hornets talking it over with coach Jamie Johnson.

Coming out to the floor, River Valley will start serving.

And we are tied at one apiece, River Valley's serve.

And it'll be Straca starting it ball up, left side shanks by the Hornets and out of bounds.

1-0 River Valley.

Hornets just not reacting very well to River Valley's serves.

Right now we're going to have time.

They're going to check something at the scores table.

Braylon taps, set to serve.

for the Blackhawks again a 1-1 tie here in volleyball action 25-23 Richland Center 25-10 River Valley surprising thing about that particular set was just that the way that the first one went hard to believe that either team could pull up and get that big of a lead on somebody but that happened here we go in the third

Hornets trying to right the ship.

There's a dig by Bailey back to the right side Burr and shot blocked by River Valley and says along good That'll make it to nothing River Valley on the block kill Serving again is Braille and taffs Taff steps up from the middle and here is the sir feel it now by Bailey It shines some of the fans the Hornets not doing a good job on serve receive here today and that makes it a

Three to nothing.

Breeland taps.

Getting an ace on that one.

She'll serve again.

Here goes the serve.

A floater played by Burns.

Pass to Colstead back to Kiley.

Kiley sets it over.

Burns to Smith.

Actually,

there's

the shot.

Over, down by River Valley's Ashland Stokes.

That makes it four-nothing.

Stokes with a kill.

River Valley will keep on, keep it on now.

4-0, starting similar fashion to earlier.

In the second set, there's the serve, fielded by the Hornets, Weiss.

Hounds one down, it's going to be blocked, brought up by Smith.

Back to the Hornets, near sign.

Worked, shot blocked by Myers, kept alive now by the Hornets.

Weiss shot blocked, hit chance to the back row, played now by Rich from center, Gander drives it over, played on the back line there by Taffs.

Set for Myers, over the top, and he goes off the Hornetson, out of bounds, and River Valley starts five to nothing.

Ella Myers getting it done.

Two kills here so far in the third set.

Taps will serve, floats this one over, Gander out of Colestead, Al Weiss, all of he drops it over, fielded by River Valley, but it goes out of bounds on the hip.

That'll make it 5-1.

Richland Center is on the board now.

in the third set, and Adelen Wirtz will serve.

There it is, far side to Vinny, to Mahoney, sets it up and taken over that time by Stafford, punched over by Wirtz, set to the middle, there goes Myers down the line and got it in.

Ella Myers makes it 6-1 River Valley.

Paige Stafford rotates in,

Ashland Stokes is out.

Beleta Vinnie will serve for River Valley, leading by five.

The match is even at a win apiece.

So a couple dribbles.

And here is the serve.

Fielded down on the box side there by the Horace.

Words out of burns in the middle.

Gifted over.

River Valley with a set by Mahoney.

Drives it over and got it down.

Seven-one, River Valley.

Josie Mahoney with the kill and the hornets will take a timeout.

7-1 River Valley in the third.

Matches even at one win apiece.

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Here's an eighth serve for River Valley after the time out.

Nice.

served by Bella to Vinny.

That makes it eight to one.

Bella getting the job done and to River Valley with its second ace in the third set.

She'll serve again.

Richland Center and serve receive mode.

There it is.

Fielded now by Bailey.

There it goes to Colstead setting it up for Weiss.

Drives it over.

Diving dig back row by Taffs.

To Vinny and Mahoney gets it over.

Back row, Richland Center, Colstead in the front and stepped over the line, I believe, yes.

And River Valley gets another point.

That'll make it 9-1.

They lead big time by eight here in the third.

Hornets took the opener.

It's been all River Valley since that time.

Blackhawks will serve again.

Belladivini back roll.

Backs up towards the bleachers and now we'll get ready to let it go.

Hornets in serve, receive mode.

Here is the serve.

Going to be played by Bailey.

There's Cole said setting it to the left side.

Gander takes it over the wall.

Down it goes.

9-2

River Valley.

Rotating in will be Peyton Brickle for the Horts and Ella Clements in the front left and Brickle serves it.

Pulls it left side and the Hawks can't get anything under it.

Little collision there in the back row maybe and that's an ace for the Hawks.

Scored 9-3, Bricko with an ace.

Hornets try again, they're within six.

Bricko with a step up, there's the serve.

Popped up by Smith.

Here's Mahoney, Myers on the run.

It's gonna be hit to the ceiling and it bounces back on the court.

And that's a point for River Valley.

10-3 on the kill by Ella Myers.

Josie Mahoney will serve.

Josie to the near side.

Hawks by seven.

There it is.

Cut off now by Burns.

Set by Colestead.

Burns takes it down the line, but out of bounds.

11-3 River Valley.

Blackhawks threatening to take a match lead here.

We're all tied up at one, if you're just joining us.

11-3 River Valley in the third.

Here goes the serve by Mahoney, and down it goes on an attempt by Bailey on the back row.

That makes it 12-3.

Josie Mahoney adds an ace to her total.

And she'll go back to serve again.

Ornative serve, receive mode.

And Josie steps up, there he is.

Fires it to Bailey.

Bailey, now to Colestead, near side.

Gander shot blocked by Myers.

Set down to the near side, Colestead to Gander, takes it over to Vinnie.

To Mahoney on the pass, gets it to Birchfield, she'll take it over.

Burns.

To Bailey, to Gander, over and down.

12-4.

J.C.

Gander gets on the after the kill.

Hornets rotate around.

Bailey Werks is into the front left.

And serving will be Richland Center's number three, Ava Belch.

Belch to do the honors.

Hawks leading by eight.

There's the serve and an ace.

That'll make it 12-5.

A serve by the Horns.

Ava Belch.

Good job serving this year.

She'll come back and try it again.

Hornets within seven.

Here comes the run-up and the serve.

This one dying quickly to Vinny Dives.

Mahoney gets the set.

Tough one, hits the antenna.

And the Hornets cut it in half now.

12-6 in the third.

Serving again.

Ava Belch, back by the wall and steps up.

Here's the serve, pulls it near side, it's gonna be Myers.

Stafford sets it, ball is up blocked and by Bailey Worth, Hawks try to get it over and can't.

It rolls out of bounds and that'll make it a 12-7 ball game.

First from center on a roll, they've caught a little bit of fire now within five points in the third.

Ava Belch.

Serving for the Hornets down by five.

Here's the serve.

Line drives it to Vinny.

Now it's going to be Tafts.

Myers knuckles it over.

Bailey works.

Set to the right side by Bricko.

Punched over by Ella Clements.

Fielded now by River Valley.

Myers takes the swing.

Blocked by Clements, but it drops on the hard side and down.

13-7.

River Valley back on track and Ella Myers will serve.

Ella back two.

Kept the whistle.

13-7 River Valley.

There's the serve diving digger by Bailey.

Kept live and now punched up and up blocked by River Valley.

Down it goes.

Addy works a shot.

Blocked.

Straight up there on the attempt by Brooklyn White and Hannah Burchfield.

River Valley serves again up by 7.

Dying quickly.

Bailey gives it down to the right side, driven over that time by Werks.

Davini, Mahoney, Myers from the back row.

Palms it down.

Horace from the back row.

That might have been headed out of bounds, but it was right at the back row.

15-7 now in favor of River Valley as they're back on a roll now, leading by eight.

Ella Myers will serve, net serve.

Gives it back to Richland Center.

15-8.

Payton Bricko checks back in.

JC Gander will serve.

for Richland Center, and here comes the approach, and the serve.

DeViney pops it up, gonna be played by Mahoney, and there's a shot up, blocked by the Hornets, and down it goes.

Bailey Woods got a block, on a shot by Brooklyn White.

The Kerem backwards, 15-9 now to score.

Bailey Woods getting into the act.

Here comes Rich from Center's next serve.

JC Gander pulled all the way to the near side and Mayer is free balls it back to the hornets.

Ball up on the net.

Locked down, blocked down by Brooklyn White.

The initial dig just hung up too much on the net.

River Valley got a chance to play it down and that makes it 16-9.

River Valley back to the lead by 7 here in the third set.

Paige Stafford will serve.

Fielded by Charlie Bailey, here's the set by Bricko, shot by Clements, and down it goes, punched over by River Valley initially and then blocked down by Ella Clements.

16-10.

And Ball was pinballing back and forth on that one.

Ella Clements.

We'll serve.

We're tied at one here in the match.

16-10 River Valley leads the third.

Divini plays it right on the line, back to the left side.

River Valley takes the swing.

Nice hit by Stokes, dug by Gander.

Here's the shot by Woods.

Blocked now by White.

Back to Gander.

She gets it over to River Valley.

Here's the set.

To the left side, Myers takes it over, blocked by Weiss.

It comes right back to the Hornets.

Weiss tries again.

Nothing good over Birchfield.

Pops it back to the Hornets.

Clements, left side, Bayley-Wertz, over, out about.

17-10, River Valley by 7.

Kylie Smith will be into the lineup to serve River Valley and serve receive, or I should say Risen Center and serve receive mode.

Again, River Valley up in this one.

In the third, trying to take a lead in the match, Bayley-Wertz cuts it off.

There's Belchin and Gander drives it over to Myers in the back row.

Mahoney sets it.

Take it over the top that time by Stokes played by Gander right side taking a shot out of bounds by Addy works and River Valley goes up 1810 here in the third.

Kylie Smith will serve for the Blackhawks.

Steps up and fires this one right down the middle fielded now by Addy works near side.

Emily Weiss takes it over free ball by River Valley out of bounds on the Hornet side.

1811.

Kylie Burns returns for the Hornets and Aubrey Colstead will serve.

River Valley and serve receive mode.

They have played well in the last two sets.

Getting a whistle now is Aubrey Colstead.

There's the serve, fielded by Myers, set by Mahoney, taking a shot over and down it goes for Ashland Stokes.

That makes it 19-11.

Ashland Stokes.

gets the kill.

And serving for River Valley, number eight, Braylon taps.

Braylon goes back to get the ball.

Hornets in serve received mode.

River Valley by eight, trying to take the match lead here tonight.

There's the serve set up by Bailey.

Now Burns punches it back row to Vinny.

There's Mahoney Myers on the run, hits the net.

19-12, Richardson center gets the point back.

And the Hornets will serve.

Adeline Werks will serve for Richland Center.

It's warm in here today, because it's warm outside.

There's the serve, fielded out by Smith, Mahoney left side, DeVenny knuckles it into the net.

And the Hornets score again, 19-13.

Six points set, here in the third.

Back it goes to Addie Werks.

Words coming up.

There is the serve.

He'll abide a Vinnie.

Mahoney with a set for Myers.

Paul up blocked and down it goes by Ella Myers.

Got by Ella V. Weiss who's holding her shoulder now after trying to get that block.

Trying to stretch it out.

River Valley will serve again.

They lead 20 to 13.

Here comes the Vinnie with a serve.

Fielded by Bailey on the far side.

That one shanks up toward the scores table.

Hornets can't play it.

21-13 River Valley and the timeout by Richland Center.

Match is tied at Water River Valley threatening to take the lead.

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River Valley with a serve after the original center timeout burns a shot blocked by Myers, kept alive by the Hornets, and now finally out of bounds.

Hornets did everything they could, including a kick by Weiss to keep that ball afloat.

What?

River Valley gets the point there within three of going out.

22-13 in the third here today.

Here comes the serve by number 11, Bella DeVinay.

She's had a great day in the back row.

There's the serve, fielded now by the Hornets.

Colstead Gander, shot clock by Myers and down it goes on the Hornets' side.

23-13, Ella Myers getting the job done for the Blackhawks and the serve.

Again for Bella Deviney.

Hawks by 10, within two of going out.

Here's the serve and a line drive cut off by Burns.

Passed back by Werth.

Gander takes it.

Shot blocked by Myers.

Again kept by the Hornets.

Gander takes it back road.

Deviney.

Here's Mahoney with a set.

Myers, tough one, takes it over.

Hornets collide.

Colstead gets it over.

That ball drops just out of bounds.

And River Valley has game points.

24-13 River Valley in the third trying to go up in the match two sets to one The Vinnie will serve it Hornets in serve receive mode And here comes the serve on game point Bailey to Colestead near side Gander ball blocked by River Valley down it goes And they win two all now 25-13

The score here at River Valley in the third set.

River Valley goes up two sets to one.

The Hornets won the opener 25-23.

It's been mostly all River Valley since that time.

25-10 and 25-13, they win it.

Taking the lead here.

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The Hornets need to win two more to keep the dream alive.

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bounces back to win two in a row after losing the opener in the third set.

They win it 25-13 led by five kills and two blocks from Ella Myers and some good-serving aces from Bella Deviney also from Braylon Tafts and Josie Mahoney will each have an ace served.

JC Gander has two kills.

Peyton Bricka with an ace and Ava Belch with an ace for Richland Center.

420 opener, 25-23.

River Valley has struck back strong 25-10, 25-13.

The winner moves on in the WIAA tournament.

Section election coming up again on Thursday night.

And if River Valley wins, they will be home again.

Richland Center wins, comes back to win.

They would be on the road.

Got the likes of

Fenimore and Verroclaw, some good teams coming in from the other side.

And then the sectional final, if needed, is coming up on Saturday night, next Saturday night.

I say if needed, if needed for either one of these two teams.

And that is straight ahead.

So getting down there in the fall tournaments.

Set number four is getting set to start.

Aubrey Colestead will get it.

Hornets need to win two.

River Valley needs to win one.

Colestead with a serve.

Field abided and Imahoni setting it left side.

Myers for the kill, got it down.

One nothing.

River Valley after they lost that opener, they have just been really getting the digs, not letting a lot hit the floor and they're finding Ella Myers in stride, which is tough to stop.

Bell and Vinnie will serve again.

Here's the serve fielded now by Gander Kept live by Cole said and Elodie Weiss drives it over back row.

There's the set Mahoney with the shot by Myers now it goes Josie Mahoney assisting Ellen Myers who gets two in a row now To nothing River Valley in the fourth And the black box getting set to serve

Bella Vinnie who had an ace in that third set Trying to keep the momentum going for the black box.

Here's the serve Fielded now by Charlie Bailey played by Colstead back to the middle driven over that side by Ella Clements Set to the left side Stafford takes it over for River Valley.

Gander cuts it off back row Here's Alan worth to L.A.

Weiss drops it over and down It is two to one River Valley L.A.

Weiss

Getting it around the block.

Serving for the Hornets will be Adeline Wirtz.

The sophomore pops it to the right side.

Nice dig by Taft.

Set for Stafford.

Shot blocks right up by Burns.

Shot up, block.

And Myers got it through the block.

It lands out of bounds with the Hornets.

Had tipped it and River Valley goes up.

Myers score of three to one here in the fourth.

Josie Mahoney will serve again for River Valley.

Gives the ball a spin and there's the serve.

Gander with the dig.

There comes the setback of Jaycee.

He takes it down the line and got it in.

Three to two.

Jaycee Gander put a real hot one down the line and the River Valley gives up the serve.

Hornets will do the honors.

Peyton Bricko does serve for Richland Center.

One point set.

Here it is.

Divinny backs it off now to Mahoney.

Left side Birchfield takes it over.

Dive and dig and hit the floor.

Addie Wurz tried to get under it and could not.

That makes it 4-2.

Big time hit by Hannah Birchfield.

Ellen Myers will serve again.

Hawks by 2.

There's the serve.

Gander with a dig.

There's Colstead setting up.

Clement takes it over.

Down it goes.

4-3.

Rachel Center seems to be playing a little better here in set number four.

Coming in to the lineup is Ava Belch.

She will serve.

Bailey Worth is here on the front left.

And Ava Belch will serve to River Valley.

Four three Blackhawks in the fourth.

That one played now by White.

Now the set to Stafford.

Near side takes it over and down it goes.

Page Stafford has had some big time hits there playing in the in the front and again Not the tallest player in River Valley's front line, but she you wouldn't know it the way she plays Jumps out of the gym.

That's a good hit ball to the left side for the Hornets on the return flat back by River Valley and out of bounds first field Pying it up here on the near side tried to shoot the line and beat the Hornet back row and it goes out of bounds And all of a sudden it is 5-4

It's from center trying to tie it up.

Gander with a serve.

Myers cuts it up, tough pass.

Back to the Vinny gets it over.

Here's the set on the right side and now what Clements takes it over.

Myers with a set, Mahoney passes left side, taking it over and a net violation on the Hornets.

6-4 River Valley.

So they'll take it back to Kylie Smith who will serve.

Hornets in serve receive mode.

Black Rocks.

need one win to get out of here with a regional championship.

The Horns need two.

There's the serve.

Doug on the left side by Richland Center and sliding and trying to save it and going out of the net is Ava Bell.

That's another point for River Valley.

They go up 7-4.

Blackhawks with their serving have kind of kept the Hornets off balance here since the opening set.

Kylie Burns checks in.

Aubrey Colestead as well.

and serving now is Kylie Smith for River Valley.

Kylie with a serve, dug by the Hornets, kept live there on the play by Wurz, dumped over by Bailey.

Here goes the River Valley from the left side, knuckling it over there and in for number three, Brooklyn White.

River Valley has doubled them up here, 8-4 on a hit by Brooklyn White.

Blackhawks will serve again.

Kylie Smith from the near side.

Hornets in serve-receive mode.

There's the serve, fielded by Burns, set by Colstead, taking it over and down for Alec Clements.

That'll make it 8-5.

Alec Clements to the rescue and she will serve now.

Elevee Weiss back in for the Hornets River Valley in serve-receive mode.

8-5 in the fourth.

There's the ball on the right side, played by Myers.

Mahoney right side taking a shot into the net for River Valley but it was blocked they say by Hornets blockers it must have been Weiss and it goes out of bounds that's a point for River Valley 9-5 sometimes when it goes up there you're not sure if it hits a hand or it hits the net but the officials are right there especially the guy in the in the tree.

Here's the serve by River Valley played by the Hornets back to the nearest side Addy works takes it over

Fielded now by River Valley, left side, taking it over and down for number 10, Ashlyn Stokes.

River Valley leading 10-5.

Stokes with the kill, her first in the fourth.

Braylon Tafts will serve for River Valley.

Tafts pumps it over, Charlie Bailey to coast, that gets it over and hit number two.

Davini, Al Mahoney, and now taking it over and out of bounds.

Missing it on the back line there was Ashlyn Stokes.

Hornets get a point back, 10-6 here in the fourth.

Hornets winning the opener, 25-23.

River Valley has won two in a row and they lead 10-6 in the fourth.

There's the serve.

Come off by Myers.

Mahoney gives it back to her.

Ella with a swing and a down low shot.

Got it on the back line.

11-6 the score.

Ella Myers gets the kill for River Valley.

Davini will serve again.

Bella with a couple of dribbles and now coming up and there is the line drive serve.

Fielded by Gander.

Here's Colstead setting it up.

Burns takes it down the middle.

Diving dig.

Davini all kept live in River Valley on hit number three from the back row.

Can't get it over.

Hornets within four.

It is 11-7 in the fourth.

Going back to serve for River Valley number 12.

I should say for Richeln Center, number 12, Adeline Words.

And it's an ace!

Hey, nice serve.

River Valley fooled by that one on the back row.

That makes it 11-8.

And Adeline Words with the ace.

That's her first here in the fourth.

Box by three.

Words with a run-up.

Softly takes it over, cut off by Myers.

Mahoney left side, driving it over.

Stafford ball to the right side, kept live.

Colstead bumps it over.

Myers to Mahoney sets at the Stafford, softly taps it over, Colested burns, and now Gander shot blocked.

Now Weiss got it down.

Gander shot was blocked, but it came right back to Elevee, and she makes it go.

11-9, the score.

River Valley by two in the fourth.

Serving it will be Addie Wertz, Wertz to the right side, fielded by Smith.

Mahoney, Myers, softly taps it over.

Bump to high level there by Burns, back to Gander, gets it over.

Back row taps for River Valley, Myers with a set, dumps it over, diving dig, works, nice play to the back row.

River Valley to Myers, dumps it over and out of bounds.

That ball hit the net really hard and walked out of bounds and all of a sudden River Valley wants time out.

Richland Center starts fire, 11-10.

River Valley needs a win to go out of here and otherwise the Hornets trying to force a fifth set.

That's how it goes.

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And Kyle trying to take the lead.

Addie Wurz from the near side with a serve.

Fires it to the far side.

Smith, Mahoney, and DaVini takes it to the McRail Hornets.

Bricko, now to Colested near side.

Gander, oh, swung and hit it in the net.

And the Hawks take the lead.

12-11, down the stretch here in the fourth, midway through the fourth.

River Valley up two sets to one here in regional championship volleyball.

Josie Mahoney will serve for the Blackhawks, gets the whistle, steps up and there it is, fielded now on the near side by Wurtz, set up by Colstead Ball by Burns, blocked by Myers, kept by the Hornets, Bailey gets it over.

Myers right side Mahoney, Ella Myers, down it goes.

Hornets had a tip on it, then Ball went out of bounds, but the Hornets touched it, and River Valley goes up by 2, 13 to 11.

Joe Simahoni back to do the honors.

Simahoni with a couple of dribbles.

Comes up and here's the serve.

Ball played by Bailey.

Here's the set right side and Alaby Wife comes it down the line.

Got it in.

Nice play.

That'll make it 13-12.

Alaby with the play rotates out now.

Into serve is Peyton Bricko.

Ella Clements front left right now for the Hornets River Valley by a point.

There's the serve, dies quickly, nice take by Taft.

Set right side Myers, takes it over, kept alive by Burns, one-handed by Gander, over by Woods, Myers, Mahoney, back to Ella, takes it over, drives it, gonna be fielded by Burns, right side Gander, dumps it over, diving, dig, nice play by Stafford, kept alive, Myers, dumps it over, Hornets play it right side, cold stand to the left.

Here's a shot by Gander, now it goes.

And it looks like it was tipped.

The back line judge said it was tipped and Jamie Johnson arguing that now so it looks like it's gonna stand 14 to 12 River Valley with the two-point lead Ella Myers back to do the honors and so

Hornets and serve receive mode River Valley by two here in the fourth River Valley trying to get some momentum back here's the serve by Myers dug by Gander Bailey to the right side adiworth to the far side drives it over River Valley Divini left side Paige Stafford takes the swing back line Bailey for the Hornets back to the middle don't over a little uphand by Clements

Ball in the middle played by the Vinny.

Here's a step by Mahoney.

Stafford over the line.

Down it goes.

One hand saved by Wurz.

What a play.

Back to the Black Oaks.

Now Myers back row.

Look out.

She drives it over Bailey.

Charlie Bailey hits it.

Little Valley.

Stafford tried to block it.

Blocked it into the net.

And the Hornets get a point.

14-13.

Charlie Bailey.

Outstanding play there in the back row.

And the Hornets get it back on the left side.

Rico back in the back in the Libero spot and Kylie Burns will serve River Valley by one.

And now.

The officials are going to have a meeting here on the near side again.

River Valley winning the last two after the Hornets won the opener 2523 and they have won very convincingly 2510 2513.

But here in the fourth, it's a one-point set.

Served by Kylie Burns of the Hornets to Vinnie.

Passes to Mahoney in the middle, the center to the left side.

Stafford takes it back row.

Hornets can't play it.

Nice play by Stafford.

And the Black Box go up by two.

15-13.

Paige Stafford.

Almost always happens.

Somebody makes a tremendous playing offense and they gotta go serve.

Paige Stafford serves for River Valley up by two.

There's the serve.

Burns.

Can't make the play at Shanks into the stands and River Valley goes up by three.

16-13.

Timeout by Richland Center.

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Kylie Smith in to serve for the Blackhawks to Richland's center down the stretch and this one here tonight.

Here comes the approach and the serve to the middle.

It's going to be fielded now in the near side by Byburn, set by Colstead.

Here's the shot by Attyworth.

It's going to be blocked by River Valley, punched over by Colstead, slayed there by Whiteball.

It's a net gander and now it's Mahoney with an out of bounds.

Hornets gain a point.

17-15 here in the fourth.

Ella Clements will serve for Richland Center.

17-15 River Valley in the fourth.

There's the serve.

Devaney passes high at the net.

Ball blocked and then down it goes.

Mahoney out jumping.

The Hornets' taller players got it down and all of a sudden it is 18-15.

Josie Mahoney playing like a senior there and Serving will be railing taps Taps comes up.

Here's the serve.

It's gonna be fielded by Bailey set by coal step near side taking it over a nice hit there by works kept by by River Valley Myers You expect that she's gonna put a charge in one of them.

She just softly floated it over 1915 River Valley in the fourth by four

Braylon taps with the serve cut off by Weiss set to the near side taking it over a nice angle there for works played by the Vinnie set for Myers, shot up, blocked, down it goes, well blocked by LB Weiss.

Block and her cousin there and the Hornets are within three.

19-16 ball game score here at River Valley.

Black locks leading by three.

Aubrey Coldstead, back wall to serve for the Hornets, here's the approach, floats it over, cut off by Myers, Mahoney gives it to the left side, taking it over, is White, diving dig, thereby works, kept live by the Hornets now, White drops it over, Mahoney, Myers, back row taps, ball blocked by White, River Valley can't play it, down it goes, Hornets within two, 19-17, Elevee Weiss with a couple of huge plays, and River Valley will serve,

I should say we'll give up the serve.

Richland Center has it now.

Two point lead for River Valley in the fourth.

Hornets try to win to force a fifth.

River Valley trying to win and go home.

Here we go.

Bolstead with a serve.

Floats it near side.

Fielded here by Taft.

Set up now.

Myers takes it.

My wife and the Hornets are winning one.

Nineteen eighteen.

Time out.

River Valley, Ellamy Weiss with three blocks and the Hornets are within one.

Whoa, what a match, we knew it would be.

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What an exciting game last night for the brew crew All right, here we go rich one center within the point Aubrey Colestead will serve River Valley serve receive mode Here's the serve fielded now by Smith.

There's the set by Mahoney Myers taking a swing and got it in

20 to 18.

Ella Myers gets the kill.

That time she went with a power hit, and it worked.

River Valley leading, two sets to one.

Hornets need a win to keep it going.

River Valley leads by two.

Belladonini with a serve.

Could be played there by Gander.

Cole's dead on the near side.

Burns takes the back road to River Valley ball to the left side.

Stafford tries to get it over.

One hand saved by Weiss gets it back from Burns.

Takes it over, down it goes.

L.A.

Weiss makes it 20 to 19.

She comes back for a kill.

And now back to serve from Richland Center is Addie Wertz.

Hornets trying to even the score, 20 to 19.

There's the serve.

Fielded by Smith, back to the left side.

Meyers on the run, dropped it over and out of bounds.

That one just missed.

20 to 20 in the fourth set.

Hornets trying to even the match.

Tough five points coming up.

Patty works with the serve.

Far side.

Fielded there by Smith.

Here's the set by Mahoney Meyers.

There it goes.

River Valley with a lead 21-20 on the kill by Ella Myers.

Josie Mahoney will serve for River Valley.

Black Rock's leading by a point here in the fourth.

Here comes the approach and the serve and it's going to be an ace.

22-20 River Valley.

Josie Mahoney in the Blackhawks leading by two here in the fourth.

Josie comes up.

Here comes the approach on the line drive, sir.

Fielder there by Hornets and right side.

It's going to be pumped down the line by Weiss.

To Vinnie Mahoney.

Meyers over and down.

It was kicked by the Hornets and out about 23-20 River Valley Timeout Richland Center.

Box, but in two are winning the regional championship.

Hornets trying to regroup right here.

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2320 River Valley Richville Center with a timeout trying to regroup.

after they had come all the way back to even the score at 20 here at our VHS.

Josie Mahoney gets the ball from the official, and she will serve.

River Valley by three, trying to push it to game point now.

Mahoney with a hand up, getting up.

Now here goes the serve.

Line drive, fielder there by Wurz.

Here's the set, near side.

Gander for the hit, into the net.

Down it goes on the hornet side, and River Valley has game point.

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Josie Mahoney will serve.

Ornate serve received for game point here.

Trying to keep it going.

There's the serve.

Fielded now by Bailey.

Here's Colestead with a quick set.

Gander for the kill.

Out of bounds.

This one belongs to River Valley.

Final score 25-20 in the set number four.

River Valley gets the win.

They went at three sets to one today over Richmond Center.

Good effort.

Nice match for both teams.

It's been a joy watching these two teams play.

Lots of tears on both sides.

You got tears of joy.

You got tears of sadness, knowing that it is the final go-around for the Hornets and their two seniors, Ellaby Weiss and Kylie Burns.

River Valley gets the win here today.

Three sets to one to grab the regional championship.

And they're moving on to the sectional.

They will host the semi-final coming up on Thursday night.

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Coach Hill is taking the regional championship and hosting it to the crowd.

And River Valley celebrating a regional title here today in four sets over the Richland Center Hornets.

Big win here in the fourth set.

To Richland Center's credit, they put it all on the line.

They made a mad dash comeback led by three kills and three blocks in the set by Elevee Weiss.

and the Hornets crawled back into it after definition early on, but leading away Ella Myers and she has another big day here today.

I'm just counting on the fly because I didn't have a chance to do it earlier, but it looks like four, five, six, seven, eight kills here in the fourth and final set.

So she adds to her totals here today and doing a great job.

A couple of places kind of put the team on her back, but you gotta.

not discount all of the other plays.

Bellam of any very strong in the back row today and Josie Mahoney with some really good sets as well as River Valley gets the victory here today.

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I've got that in my notes.

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are back here to River Valley High School.

We've got a couple of guests.

In fact, we're going to bring on Josie Mahoney and Ella Myers.

Josie, first of all, how does it feel to get the win here today?

It's exhilarating.

Like, I don't even know.

I have no words at all.

I knew I was crying either way tonight.

So

that's what I said.

Tears of joy and tears of sadness.

You know, it's where some center ends.

Man, it was just that the atmosphere here was incredible, wasn't

it?

I love our home turf.

It's just seeing everybody, like my family and all our friends out there, and cheering us on every time.

It just really feels like a community over here.

I know that you lost Carly Birchfield to injury.

How did the team kind of pick it up a little bit without her coming into the lineup?

Well, last night it happened, and then after that, we put Ashlyn in for our lineup just to do some six on six.

And she's a natural addict.

She is so calm.

She's basically like the most calming presence on that bench.

And I don't know, she just somehow finds a way to squeeze in and just do her thing.

And nice bailout of your dad too with the national anthem today.

Was that you that started the singing?

It

was Hannah Bursfield.

She's right

behind me.

So she pulled it out of me.

She starts singing.

I'm like, you know what?

We're all going to start singing.

I wanted to give kudos there because I've never seen that.

The whole crowd sang that.

No, that's what I mean.

The community is just

So great.

Nobody asked questions.

Everybody just saying with us.

Absolutely.

So favorite play here tonight.

Your ace there when it was like 23 to 20.

Did that feel pretty good?

I love it.

I don't even do zone serving anymore.

I don't look at Mariah or anything.

I just look at the people in front of me, the other team, and I just go, OK, I'm going to make you shank this ball right now.

And then sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't.

When it happens, it's the craziest feeling ever.

It works.

So what's it been like for four years to be setting it up to this young lady over here?

I don't even know.

I think Ella is an angel, a blessing in disguise.

Like, having her up there with me is, and she's got more.

She's got four years under her belt.

I got three.

So she already had experience coming in and she just kind of led the way for me.

Sounds good.

Ella, we'll let you comment there.

How does it feel like to get the win?

Like, like Josie said, this is my fourth year and I've never won a regional championship.

I haven't won any sort of championship.

So having this happen my senior year is pretty great.

No doubt.

Well, I wanted to talk about it because I always talk about the cousins.

So,

you know, Elevee on the other side of the match.

I saw you talking to her once during the match.

You don't talk much during the match, but can you let us in on what you said?

I mean, before the game, I just gave her a high five, because I knew it sucked, because I didn't want to, like, end her season, and I'm sure I hoped she wouldn't want to end mine.

And I gave her a hug after the game, because a part of you always feels bad when this stuff happens, and she's genuinely an angel, you know?

And people always say we look like twins, and I agree, and I take out a supplement, so...

Yeah.

What's that, Josie?

During the match we had a conversation because the refs were trying to tell her she was power tipping too hard.

She was going too far back and then we were just kind of backing her up.

That's awesome.

So you get the win here, you move on.

How long do you celebrate this or how long is Coach going to let you do this before you start preparing for the next one?

She said we have practice on Tuesday and I'm sure that's not going to be easy practice.

But I said we get two days off but we need to lock in because I think I face in my team that we can go even further.

because we pulled off that win.

Honestly, Kudas to Richmond Center, they gave everything that they had in them.

I'm sure you would have probably preferred to play somebody else today, right?

Instead of Richmond Center?

I mean, to be honest, because you knew they were going to bring it, right?

Yeah.

And I know that, like I said, Richmond Center River Valley has been a rivalry for years now.

And no matter how many times we beat them this year, I just knew that today coming in, it was going to be a different game.

We were both one-in-one.

It was just going to be different.

It was a fun one.

Where are you looking at playing next year?

Have you made a decision?

Yeah, next year I'm going to play at Edgewood.

Very exciting.

Yeah.

Good.

What are you doing next year, Josie?

Sing it?

Yeah, next year I'm going to major in musical theater somewhere out of state.

I

got ten...

schools on my roster right now.

Awesome.

Got any gigs lined up for the national anthem like the state wrestling tournament or anything yet or do you know?

Unfortunately, no, but if someone hits me up about the state wrestling tournament, feel free.

We'll go celebrate this.

It was a fun one to call, ladies.

You bet.

Ellen Meyer is joining us.

Josie Mahoney on WRCO radio on the Jalonic Plumbing and Heating post game show.

Two great young ladies and in fact we had the seniors on from Richland Center the other night.

Kylie Burns and Elevee Weiss always nice

job to to see them.

In fact, Josie opened the door for me when I arrived today at River Valley High School.

So I told her I had to say good things about her.

And of course, it wasn't hard.

Final scores today here at River Valley, original center just came out with a boy guns a blaze in there in that opening one.

And they got a win 25 to 23 led by Olivia Weiss, who had two kills and two blocks.

Olivia also had three kills in the third.

So she adds up her total again, double digit kills here.

today for Weiss and company and sad to see the season end for them.

But again, somebody had to win, somebody had to lose and River Valley will represent well as they go on to the next level.

Sectional coming up on Thursday night against a 2B determined opponent.

Some tough teams coming in from the other side.

You've got Fenimore, you have Verroqua.

I know Marshall, waitin' in the wings in the sectional and that's not an easy out either, so some really good teams down the road, but River Valley will celebrate this one for just a little bit longer.

Thanks for joining us today.

Tim Feed, Mr. Fabulous, our engineer.

Coming up, we'll have regular programming.

I'll be back in a little while for those with the days with live requests a little bit later on today, and we'll be getting us some more scores as well.

Go Brewers, go Badgers, too.

It's a big day for sports here in Wisconsin.

River Valley wins it three sets to one over Richland Center from River Valley High School.

Fill me signing off.

Have a great rest of your weekend.

And you've been listening to High School volleyball from WRCO and WRCO.com.

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