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After losing their top two players last year, the Central Michigan women’s basketball team looks to revamp the program amidst a new coaching staff. The team went 6-23 overall and 4-14 in conference last season under former head coach Heather Oesterle.
Coming off a season with many accolades, Central Michigan wrestling looks to continue its success into the 2023-2024 season.
Last year, Western Michigan came into Kelly Shorts Stadium and handed Central Michigan football a 12-10 loss on its home field.
Taking two big swings at the end of set four, sophomore setter Claire Ammeraal and junior opposite/outside hitter Linnea Willer provided an offensive weapon duo for Central Michigan volleyball.
When new women’s basketball head coach Kristin Haynie stepped up to the podium to address the Central Michigan community for the first time, she confidently said: “I am new to being a head coach, but I am not new to winning.”
After going 10-21 and having its fourth consecutive losing season, Central Michigan men’s basketball looks to turn around its misfortune in the 2023-2024 season.
Sliding across the floor to save the ball, Central Michigan volleyball junior libero Aly Gurtiza helped lead to a block from senior middle blocker Elly Medendorp to give CMU the 15-14 lead in set two. Medendorp's block would turn the tide leading to a sweep (25-12, 25-18, and 25-16) against Kent State on Friday for the Chippewas fifth straight win.
In this weeks episode of Maroon and Bold, Sports Editor Ashley Birkeness is joined by Megan Youngblood and Hadlee Peters to talk about volleyball’s recent win streak and MAC tournament hopes. Megan and Hadlee also stick around to talk about men’s basketball’s dominant win against Alma. Also, Podcast Editor Kaia Zimmerman and Sydney Neal talk about women’s basketball’s win over Davenport as Kristin Haynie begins her first season with the Chippewas. Then, Hunter Gudyka joins the chat with Kaia and Ashley to talk about football’s win over NIU, and they give their takes on the recent “sign stealer guy” controversy.
Central Michigan University is currently investigating a photo of a man who appeared to be University of Michigan football employee Connor Stalions on the sideline of CMU’s game at Michigan State earlier this fall.
With 1:16 left in the game, Northern Illinois had a chance to drive down the field and win the game. That all would change as a pass over the middle was intercepted by Nahree Biggins, sealing the victory for Central Michigan football.
After securing two-straight wins the week before, Central Michigan volleyball continued its momentum as it took down Bowling Green State University in five sets on Friday.
Central Michigan soccer closed its fall season in a 2-0 loss to Ball State on Thursday to end its season with a record of 2-8-6 overall and 1-7-3 in the Mid-American Conference.
In this episode of Youngblood's Corner, host Megan Youngblood tells the story of former division 2 club hockey player and student Steven Jacques and his battle with Hodgkins Lymphoma. Jacques joins the podcast via a previously recorded interview.
Following a weekend sweep against Northern Illinois University sophomore setter Claire Ammeraal was named Mid-American Conference West Setter of the week.
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?
