Ferris State handled Notre Dame by sweeping the Irish in a home and home series. Ferris remains to be the top team in the conference after the sweep.
Ferris began its series Feb. 10 against Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind. The Bulldogs shutout the Irish, defeating Notre Dame 3–0. (more…)
The Bulldogs travelled down to Allendale to compete in a field of nearly 1,800 student-athletes at Grand Valley State in the Kelly Family Sports Center.
The Bulldogs stayed in Allendale Feb.10–11, to compete against student-athletes from 50 different schools. (more…)
Split Series: FSU senior center Jordie Johnston guides the puck down the ice during the game against Michigan State. The Bulldogs split the series with Northern Michigan on Feb. 3–4, bringing the 2011-12 record to 18−8−4 overall. Photo By: Brock Copus | Multimedia Editor
Ferris traveled upstate to face the nationally 19th-ranked NMU Wildcats Feb. 3–4. The Bulldogs began the series with a 5–5 overtime tie, securing one league point from the tie. Five Bulldog players scored goals. (more…)
Conquering the Cardinals: FSU senior guard Tricia Principe drives down the court during the Saginaw Valley game which the Bulldogs won 81–57 Saturday afternoon. Photo By: Brock Copus | Multimedia Editor
The Bulldogs sit atop the GLIAC North Division at 12–1 and are 15–4 overall. Ferris is the second-best team in the GLIAC conference overall. (more…)
Sweeping the Spartans: FSU junior center Travis Ouellette faces off against a Spartan during the Michigan State game Jan. 27. The Bulldogs swept the series against Michigan State for the first time since 1990. Photo By: Brock Copus | Multimedia Editor
The Spartans came to Big Rapids Jan. 27–28 looking to move up in the CCHA standings. But the Bulldogs thwarted Michigan State in the first game of the series, defeating them 2–1. (more…)
For the first time this season, against nationally 5th-ranked Ohio State, the Bulldogs won during a shootout.
Ferris began its series in Columbus with a 4–3 victory over the Ohio State Buckeyes on Jan. 20. The Bulldogs scored all four of their goals by the beginning of the second period, before Ohio State could find the back of Ferris’ net. (more…)
Women’s basketball has won six straight
Ferris snapped Michigan Tech’s 37-game home court winning streak Jan. 19 with a 68–65 victory. The Bulldogs took a two game lead over nationally 19th-ranked MTU in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference North Division standings. Senior guard Tricia Principe scored a team-high 25 points against MTU. Principe hit five three-pointers in the second half to lead the Bulldogs past the Huskies. Ferris finished its road trip to the Upper Peninsula to defeat Northern Michigan 78–71 Jan. 21 in Marquette. (more…)
The Bulldogs have compiled a 7–1 conference record up to this point of the season.
The Bulldogs came back to Big Rapids to face non-conference foe Urbana University on Jan. 11. Ferris’ defense kept Urbana under 50 points and forced them to shoot 30-percent from the field, while the Bulldogs went on to win 82–47. The game featured 10 steals, 48 rebounds, and 25 points scored off of turnovers for the Bulldogs. (more…)
Stopping Alaska: FSU junior center Travis Ouellette keeps an Alaska Nanook from getting near the puck during the Jan. 13 game. The Bulldogs split the series with the Nanooks. Photo By: Brock Copus | Multimedia Editor
The Bulldogs made their return to conference play against the Alaska Nanooks Jan. 13–14 at the Ewigleben Ice Arena in Big Rapids. (more…)
Past Bulldog Hockey player to play in AHL
All-Star game
Former Bulldog defenseman Zach Redmond has been chosen to play in the 2012 American Hockey League All-Star Classic Jan. 29–30 at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. Redmond currently plays for the St. John’s IceCaps. He will represent the AHL Eastern Conference All-Star team. Redmond, 23, is in his first full season in the AHL. He has played 32 games with the IceCaps as a defenseman and has 15 points this season (4G, 11A). (more…)
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