…better shot. If you approach a loon nest, at first, the loon may raise its head in an alerted position to better view the disturbance. A loon’s first defense is to remain inconspicuous. If you continue to approach the nest, the loon will put its head down to the water…
…mental life by investing in both academics and athletics. In fact we’ve just completed a new campus fitness center as well as a new soccer and lacrosse stadium. Women’s Sports Men’s Sports Basketball Baseball Cross Country Basketball Golf Cross Country Hockey Golf Lacrosse Hockey Soccer Lacrosse Softball Soccer Volleyball …
…is an additional resource for those students who choose to participate in athletics while at Northland. If you have any questions, you should review the applicable Northland College policy and/or UMAC/NCHA/WIAC/NCAA rule(s) and consult with you coach or the athletic director. Below are the Department of Athletics’ most important guiding…
…it was really different coming from a school of about four thousand kids to six hundred kids. . . . When I first got here, I just thought, “Oh, I’ll play basketball, and that would be it, I would play basketball and go to class.” And shortly after, I figured…
…table, please reach out to Barb Lundberg. Host Drums Smokeytown Bad River The first ten drums will receive honorariums. Head Staff Emcees Migizi Sullivan Niigaanigwaneb Ninham Arena Directors Mike Demain Joshua Atcheynum Head Dancers Dana Warrington Nicole Smith Head Veteran John Teller Jr. Dance Specials First—$500, Second—$300, Third—$200 Women’s Adult…
…Prior to taking over as head coach, Ross served as the team’s defensive coordinator for five seasons and was assistant head coach in 2013. During his time as an assistant, MCC went 68-27 and advanced to two Region III championship games. During his time at MCC, Ross also helped more…
If you play women’s basketball and are thinking about playing in college—or want to learn more about what it’s like to be a student athlete at Northland College—you’ll want to come to this elite camp! In addition to time on the court, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to learn about…
Thomas Whiting attended Ashland High School, where he played basketball. The 6’8” Northland College senior had not considered Northland College in his hometown of Ashland until Coach Scott Sorensen approached him. “I’m glad he did,” Thomas said. “The academics are top-notch and the cost is cut down due to scholarships.”…
