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Looking to strike first for Central Michigan women’s basketball, junior guard Tiana Timpe nailed a three-point shot to give CMU some momentum to start the game against Milwaukee on Saturday.
With 1:22 remaining in the first half and the score tied at zero, Toledo quarterback Dequan Finn connected with receiver Jaden Dottin who made a circus catch in the corner of the endzone.
In this episode of Maroon and Bold, Sports Editor Ashley Birkeness is joined by Megan Youngblood to talk about the start of wrestling season and the bittersweet end to the volleyball season. Hunter Gudyka and Hadlee Peters join the chat to talk about men's basketball's start to its season. Then, Sydney Neal and Kaia Zimmerman come on the podcast to talk about women's basketball's first win of the season. Plus, Kaia sticks around to talk about CMU football's rocky end to the season as they prepare for Toledo. To end the episode, the CMLife sports desk gives their takes on the best Thanksgiving dish.
Competing in dual meets on Sunday, Central Michigan wrestling fell to No.22 North Carolina and host Illinois.
After Siena had cut Central Michigan’s 15-point lead to just three points around halfway through the second half, graduate guard Brian Taylor hit a three extending the Chippewas lead to six.
After their explosive win against Concordia Ann-Arbor, the Chippewas were swept by Cleveland State 96-57 on Saturday.
In this episode of Sports for Dummies, Assistant Sports Editor Kaia Zimmerman and Sports Editor Ashley Birkeness test News Editor Masha Smahliuk on her knowledge of basketball to see if she can top the previous guests, Zipporah and Lauren.
From the balance beam to the podium, Laurie Hernandez has accomplished a lifetime of achievements at just 23 years old. Now, she uses her platform to travel and share her experiences, advocating for mental health awareness and challenging stereotypes.
Down 17 in the third quarter, Central Michigan football’s quarterback Jase Bauer delivered a shot to wide receiver Chris Parker for a 62-yard touchdown to put CMU within 10 of Ohio University.
With the game knotted at 29 nearing the end of the first half, Anthony Pritchard made a step back jumper with eight seconds remaining giving Central Michigan men's basketball a two-point lead heading into halftime.
For the first time this season, Central Michigan volleyball sophomore outside hitter Natalia Rejment jumped up and stuffed down a kill in set two, leading to a game-tying kill from senior middle blocker Elly Medendorp.
With only a slim five-point lead over Concordia-Ann Arbor and just over a minute to play in the third quarter, graduate forward Nadège Jean fought the contact to the basket and laid in the layup to extend Central Michigan womens basketball’s lead to seven.
Following a 5-0 weekend against Oklahoma and Michigan State, Central Michigan wrestling graduate student Corbyn Munson was named the Mid-American Conference West Division Wrestler of the Week on Tuesday.
Kicking off the Sunshine Slam tournament, Central Michigan basketball looked to upset ACC opponent Florida State. That all changed in a hurry as the Seminoles opened the game on a 13-1 scoring run and never looked back.
On Saturday, Central Michigan volleyball honored its four seniors following its loss to Ohio University.
Heading into the fourth quarter, Central Michigan women’s basketball was down by seven and looking for a spark against Bradley University. Being down by 10, the Chippewas started to find their stride as senior center Rochelle Norris hit back-to-back layups to put CMU within four.
Looking to secure a spot in the Mid-American Conference tournament, Central Michigan volleyball hosted the Ohio Bobcats in a two-series matchup Friday and Saturday.
In their first game of the regular season, Central Michigan women's basketball fell on the road, 77-55 to South Alabama. After a dominating exhibition game against Davenport, CMU was unable to keep its winning streak alive.
Tied at one in the 149-pound match, Oklahomas Willie McDougald had 31 seconds of riding time on him. With the clocking ticking, it looked like Oklahoma was about to take its fourth straight match.
Eight minutes into its first game of the 2023 season Central Michigan men's basketball was ahead of the University of Oklahoma, 12-10. But things would change in a hurry Monday when the Sooners went on a 30-9 run on their home hardwood to end the half.
