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Remaining scoreless, Central Michigan soccer closed out its last home game of the regular season with a 0-1 loss against Northern Illinois University on Sunday.
On Saturday, Central Michigan volleyball secured a weekend sweep, taking down Northern Illinois University in four sets. While a win is always the goal, there was a different goal for this game.
With Central Michigan football down seven with 16 seconds remaining, quarterback Jase Bauer took the snap on a 4th and 13 play as the Chippewas had one last chance to tie the game against Ball State.
Throwing the ball in the air and jumping up to serve, Central Michigan volleyball outside hitter Natalia Rejment made her presence known for the first time this season, after dealing with an injury as she delivered a service ace on Friday against Northern Illinois University.
Coming into the homecoming matchup on Saturday, Central Michigan football’s defense had struggled on stopping opposing offenses’ production, giving up an average 437.2 yards per game and 34 points per game.
In this episode of Sports for Dummies, Podcast Editor Kaia Zimmerman and Sports Editor Ashley Birkeness tests News Editor Lauren Rice on her knowledge of baseball. Can she top Zipporah’s score in the first episode and take the lead?
Staying winless for the last three weeks, Central Michigan soccer tied against Akron 0-0 on Sunday. CMU faced multiple shots from the Akron offense totaling 17 shots, only six on goal.
On third down of its first drive of the third quarter, Akron quarterback Tahj Bullock’s pass was tipped by Central Michigan football linebacker Kyle Moretti as defensive back Marcus Badgett followed up with the interception for CMU.
In this episode of Maroon & Bold, Sports Editor Ashley Birkeness is joined by volleyball beat reporters Hadlee Peters and Megan Youngblood to talk about CMU’s rivalry matchup against Western Michigan. Then, Podcast Editor Kaia Zimmerman stops by to discuss football’s upcoming homecoming game against Akron. Plus, the sports desk shares their favorite homecoming traditions.
After taking reins by scoring the first goal of the game, Central Michigan soccer's fight ended in a 1-1 tie as it traveled to Athens, Ohio to take on the Bobcats of Ohio University on Thursday.
Despite two lead changes and three tie ups early in the third set, Central Michigan volleyball was unable to keep its momentum allowing Western Michigan to sweep the Chippewas in three sets.
After a crushing loss a week ago, Central Michigan football looks to bounce back in an important game where the university celebrates homecoming as the Chippewas welcome Akron to Kelly/Shorts stadium for the first time since 2019.
After a strong start on both ends of the field, Central Michigan soccer and Kent State faced many opportunities to score totaling 13 shots and six on goal in the first half. The Golden Flashes capitalized on their chances in front of the net as they came out on top 3-1 on Sunday.
In Central Michigan football's first drive, redshirt sophomore Jase Bauer threw a 29-yard pick six, resulting in Buffalo taking an early 7-0 lead over the Chippewas.
Central Michigan volleyball found itself in a familiar situation as it was faced with another set five match Friday night against Akron.
As a young girl, Allison LaPoint spent her childhood dreaming of being a goalkeeper. Although she didn’t start out as a goalie, she slowly found her passion for protecting the net after being thrown into the position during a game.
In this weeks episode of Maroon & Bold, Sports Editor Ashley Birkeness is joined by volleyball beat reporter Megan Youngblood to talk about CMU volleyball and their start to Mid-American Conference play. Then, Assistant Sports Editor Kaia Zimmerman and Hadlee Peters hop on to talk about CMU football’s MAC opener win against Eastern Michigan. Plus, the Sports Desk talk about their dream vacations.
Central Michigan soccer broke its losing streak with an aggressive 2-2 tie against Buffalo on Thursday. The Chippewas now stand 1-3-1 in the Mid-American Conference and 2-4-4 overall. The Chippewas now stand 10th in the MAC with six games left to play.
Down by one, Central Michigan volleyball head coach Mike Gawlik called a timeout in hopes of stopping the run Buffalo University volleyball was on.
Coming off of two-straight wins, Central Michigan football looks to stay in the win column as it travels to Buffalo for its first road Mid-American Conference game in an environment they haven’t won in since 2014.
