Northern Michigan women's golf finishes last at Bulldog Fall Classic
The Northern Michigan University women's golf team finished in 13th place out of 13 teams at the Bulldog Fall Classic, held in Big Rapids, Michigan.
Northern Michigan men's golf prepares for Motor City Shakedown tournament
The Northern Michigan University men's golf team is set to compete in the Motor City Shakedown at TPC Michigan in Dearborn, Michigan.
Wildcats volleyball sweeps Roosevelt Lakers for first straight-set win of season
The Northern Michigan University women's volleyball team secured its first sweep of the season by defeating Roosevelt University in three sets on Saturday.
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Northern Michigan women's golf prepares for competition at Bulldog Fall Classic
The Northern Michigan University women's golf team will compete in the Bulldog Fall Classic at Katke Golf Club in Big Rapids, Michigan, from September 27 to 28.
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Brian Calley stresses role of small businesses during House committee testimony
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