Men’s basketball split its two home games against Northern Michigan over the weekend. SVSU was able to win the first game, held Jan. 15, by a score of 83-73. Junior guard Myles […]
Men’s basketball splits series with Northern
Women’s basketball optimistic about season
During the opening weekend of the 2020-2021 basketball season, SVSU suffered losses in back-to-back games against Grand Valley on Jan. 8 and Jan. 9. In the Jan. 8 season opener, SVSU had […]
SVSU welcomes new assistant swim coach
SVSU officially hired a new assistant swim coach, Austin Pillardo. Pillardo, a South Florida native, previously spent three years as the volunteer assistant coach for the women’s swim team at Texas A&M. […]
Outdoor Adventures continue despite COVID pandemic
Outdoor Adventures will continue despite the pandemic, offering students the chance to explore the state of Michigan. Aaron Mowen, the director of Campus Recreation, said three trips have been planned for the […]
Intramural sports set to start again Monday, Sept. 21
Intramural (IM) sports are running differently this year due to COVID-19 restrictions. Sports involving close contact are not being offered, but Campus Recreation is adapting to make sure students are still able […]
Basketball and volleyball nets removed from residential areas
Just days after students began arriving back at SVSU, the volleyball and basket- ball nets were removed from outside the residence halls and living centers. University President Donald Bachand said this decision […]
Ryder Center reopens to students
The Ryder Center reopened Sept. 9 to students, faculty and staff It remains closed to community members in order to limit non-essential visitors. Mary Walk, the assistant director of the Conference Center, […]
Sports training continues
The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) voted to suspend all sports through the end of the calendar year, but that hasn’t stopped some SVSU teams from getting practice in. Ryan Brady, […]
eSports thrive in quarantine
Although most sports have been cut due to the pandemic and government regulations, eSports is still a viable option for students who want to compete. “SVSU has eSports scheduled live for Fall […]
GLIAC cancels fall sports amid safety concerns
On Tuesday, Aug. 11, the GLIAC Council of Presidents and Chancellors voted unanimously to suspend all sport competitions until Jan. 1, 2021. The decision came hours after many Division I conferences also […]