Determined transfer
Redshirt sophomore guard Austin Harper is a transfer from Glen Oaks Community College in Centreville Mich.
Redshirt sophomore guard Austin Harper is a transfer from Glen Oaks Community College in Centreville Mich.
Hoops season is right around the corner, which means it’s time to get ready for the Eastern Michigan University women’s basketball team.
Last season, the Eastern Michigan University men’s track and field team finished third in the Mid-American Conference indoor championship.
At 10 a.m. Saturday in Muncie, Ind., the men’s cross country team is trying to repeat what it did last season, winning the Mid-American Conference championship.
Perhaps one of the first questions that pops into the minds of some Eastern Michigan University football fans is if Marcus English is related to coach Ron English. The answer to that question would be a quick “no.” But what is not questioned about the senior linebacker is his drive and determination.
Basketball might have been her first love, but as early as the fifth grade volleyball began to steal Paige Roback’s heart.
The Eastern Michigan University men’s cross country team was without its top runners, Tereje Ejigu and Grzegorz Kalinowski, for the EMU Fall Classic at the Hudson Mills Metro Park on Friday in Dexter.
Basketball season is quickly approaching, and the Eastern Michigan Eagles are coming off of a 9-22 effort and the firing of coach Charles Ramsey.
The Eastern Michigan University volleyball team defeated the Akron Zips 3-0 on Saturday in the Dig Pink Match at the Convocation Center.
A 50-yard touchdown run by sophomore Javonti Greene with 7:46 to play gave the Eastern Michigan University Eagles a 14-10 Homecoming victory Saturday against the Western Michigan Broncos in front of 6,772.
After winning against Ball State Friday, the Eastern Michigan University soccer team lost to the visiting Toledo Rockets 2-1 on Sunday.
Homecoming the past couple of years has been somewhat of a letdown for EMU football and its fans. The last time the Eagles won a homecoming game was when they beat Toledo in 2006.
A 50-yard run into the end zone by Javonti Greene with 7:46 to play, set the Eagles up for a 14-10 Homecoming victory Saturday over the Western Michigan Broncos.
The Eastern Michigan University women’s soccer team routed the visiting Ball State Cardinals in a 5-1 victory for its third win in the last four games.
The Eastern Michigan Eagles Volleyball team won its fifth straight match by defeating the Bulls of Buffalo in a quick fashion defeating them in 3 straight sets (25-19, 25-16, 25-22). With the win, the Eagles improve to (18-6). This was a MAC conference game and with the victory tonight the Eagles improve to (6-3) in conference play. The Eagles went back and forth with the Bulls in the first set but good offense by Kristen Baker, Ashley Mason, Paige Roback and Erin short who each had one kill a piece got the Eagles back into the rhythm, never letting the Bulls get back within reach.
The Detroit Lions are doing something they haven’t done since 1956. They have started 5-1 going into Sunday’s matchup against the Atlanta Falcons (3-3). The 1 p.m.
The Eastern Michigan volleyball team has a busy schedule coming up with five home matches. This situation will be good for the Eagles, as it is later in the season and they want to keep improving and dominate at the end.
This Sunday, following the game against Ball State, the Eastern Michigan University soccer team will face Toledo at 1 p.m.
The Eastern Michigan University soccer team will play against the Ball State Cardinals at 3 p.m. Friday at Scicluna Field. Both teams are coming off close losses to MAC foes.
Western Michigan (4-3, 2-1 MAC) comes into Saturday’s game against EMU after being roughed up by Northern Illinois 51-22 last Saturday.