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Allen’s Four-Point Performance Leads Huskies to Fourth Straight Win
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The St. Cloud State women’s soccer team extended its winning streak to four matches with a 4-0 victory over MSU Moorhead on Sunday. Darby Allen put together a four-point afternoon as the Huskies continued their push toward the postseason. St. Cloud State struck in the 36th minute to open the scoring. Following a corner kick from Allen, the ball came to Gabby Zugel, who scored her first goal of the season.
Kyrkko’s Shutout Powers Huskies to Sweep of St. Thomas
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. PAUL, Minn. – It was a goaltending duel on Saturday afternoon as the St. Cloud State women’s hockey team blanked St. Thomas 1-0. The Huskies finally broke through with just under nine minutes left in regulation to complete the sweep and stay perfect in WCHA play. The lone goal came off the stick of Siiri Yrjola after two scoreless frames. Despite the lack of goals, the Huskies had plenty of chances in the first two periods and outshot the Tommies 24-12.
Huskies Complete Comeback in Overtime to Down Tommies
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. PAUL, Minn. – The St. Cloud State women’s hockey team battled back from a two-goal deficit to defeat St. Thomas 3-2 in overtime on Friday. Sofianna Sundelin had the overtime winner for the Huskies. Despite holding the Tommies to just four shots in the first period, St. Cloud found themselves trailing after the opening 20 minutes. A few mistakes in the defensive zone proved costly for the Huskies.
Tech Football Downed by Princeton in Home Finale
by Jeff Stadig/Sports Reporter ST. CLOUD, Minn. – In their final home game of the 2026 regular season, the St. Cloud Tech Tigers football team fell 42-21 to Princeton on Wednesday. St. Cloud Tech started strong, forcing a fumble before quarterback Andrew Brown connected with Everett Stine for a touchdown to give the Tigers an early lead. Princeton answered with a quarterback sneak by Drew Julson for a touchdown to open the second quarter, tying the game at 7-7.
Koceski’s Late Strike Stuns Roosevelt
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – With only four matches left in the regular season, the St. Cloud State men’s soccer team was fighting for its playoff life Wednesday. The Huskies entered the afternoon tied for the final playoff spot in the GLIAC, facing an uphill battle against the top-ranked Roosevelt Lakers at Husky Stadium. Coming off a 3-3 draw Sunday, St. Cloud State found the back of the net in the 16th minute.
Garcia Scores Twice, Huskies Draw With Davenport
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – In a game with massive playoff implications, the St. Cloud State men’s soccer team battled to a 3-3 draw with Davenport on Sunday. Andres Garcia scored twice for the Huskies in the match, his second multi-goal game of the season. Both teams entered the afternoon tied for the final playoff spot in the GLIAC, each looking to snap a two match losing streak.
SCSU Splits With Michigan Tech, Oliver Gets First Win as Head Coach
By Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The St. Cloud State men’s hockey team split its first home series of 2026-27 against No. 12 Michigan Tech. In the battle of the Huskies, SCSU fell in Friday’s opener, losing 3-2 in overtime before bouncing back to win 5-3 on Saturday. Friday’s contest saw St. Cloud State get off to a hot start in front of an energetic home crowd.
Late Push Leads Tigers to Victory Over Willmar
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – It was a back and forth battle at Tech High School on Tuesday as the St. Cloud Tech Tigers boys soccer team hosted the Willmar Cardinals. The Tigers broke through in the final ten minutes and survived a frantic Willmar comeback attempt to win 3-2. The Cardinals opened the scoring just five and half minutes in as Isaiah Munoz drilled a terrific strike into the upper 90 for the early lead.
Mikaelyan, Ehrman Take Home Weekly WCHA Honors
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – After a weekend sweep, St. Cloud State women’s hockey jumped up to eighth in the USCHO national rankings. The team also brought home two individual awards as sophomore forward Maria Mikaelyan was named WCHA Forward of the Week and freshman goaltender Alexis Ehrman earned Goaltender of the Week honors. Mikaelyan had a weekend to remember, scoring five goals and totaling six points in the series against Minnesota State.
Tigers Can’t Sustain Early Offense in 3-1 Loss
by Jeff Stadig/Sports Reporter ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud Tech Tigers soccer hosted DeLaSalle and took a tough loss 3-1 on Saturday. Tech started the scoring off the 1st half with a header by DeLaSalle going awry and set up Abdulahi Abdi for their only goal. DeLaSalle responded quickly, as St. Cloud Tech goalkeeper Dane Johnson received a yellow card which set up a penalty kick for Nicholas Fjerstad to knot it up at 1.
Huskies Erase Deficit in Regulation, Fall to Beavers in OT
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 BEMIDJI, Minn. – St. Cloud State men’s hockey opened their season on the road and fell to Bemidji State 3-2 in overtime on Saturday. Hudson Thornton played the role of hero, as his power play goal gave the Beavers their first win against SCSU since 2022. The night did not start well for first year head coach Nick Oliver and the Huskies.
Ehrman Dazzles in Debut as Huskies Sweep Mavericks
by Max Steigauf/Sports Reporter MANKATO, Minn. – The #13 ranked Huskies entered Saturday’s finale against the Mavericks looking to complete their second straight sweep of the young season, and they would trust freshman Alexis Ehrman in her first collegiate start to get the job done. For the first time in the season the Huskies would be entrenched in a defensive battle with goals being at a premium.
Mikaelyan’s Hat Trick Leads Huskies to 5-2 Victory
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 MANKATO, Minn. – The St. Cloud State women’s hockey team opened up conference play with a dominant win against #15 Minnesota State. Maria Mikaelyan recorded her first collegiate hat trick while Anna Sviridova and Hannele Tarkiainen both scored their first NCAA goals in the victory. The scoring would start in the first period as the Huskies would go to the power play just under three and a half minutes in.
St. Cloud Tech Soccer Storms to 10-1 Victory on Senior Night
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – It was a Senior Night to remember for St. Cloud Tech. The Tigers reached double-digit goals as they rolled to a big win over Fergus Falls on Thursday. St. Cloud Tech would strike for four goals in the first half, controlling the pace of play over the opening 40 minutes. Zekariya Abdi would open the scoring just 3:22 into the contest for the Tigers.
Crush Fall 2-1 to Moorhead on Late Goal
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The St. Cloud Crush girls soccer team fell by a 2-1 score to Moorhead on Thursday night. The game was a back-and-forth battle, until Quinn Erickson’s goal for the Spuds with 7:33 left proved to be the difference. Neither team could find the back of the net in the first half, as the Crush put three shots on goal to the Spuds two.
Tigers Volleyball Swept by Alexandria
by John Clement/Sports Reporter ALEXANDRIA, Minn. – The St. Cloud Tech Tigers volleyball team traveled north on I-94 to Alexandria to take on the Cardinals in a girls volleyball match on Tuesday. The night did not go the Tigers’ way, as Alexandria swept Tech in three straight sets, 25-13, 25-17 and 25-16. Tech managed to tie the opening set at 1-1 and again at 2-2, but those would be the only times the Tigers were not trailing on the scoreboard for the remainder of the match.
Lakers Hold Off Tigers in 26-20 Battle
by Wyatt Wolf/Sports Reporter ST. CLOUD, Minn. – It was Military Appreciation Night at Tiger Stadium as St. Cloud Tech hosted the Detroit Lakes Lakers. After a big game against Breck last week, Everett Stine and company looked to continue right where they left off. The Lakers held off the Tigers 26-20 Friday night in a back-and-forth matchup that came down to the final quarter.
Tech Volleyball Falls in Four Sets to Rocori
by John Clement/Sports Reporter ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The St. Cloud Tech volleyball team dropped their contest Thursday against Rocori. The Spartans rattled off three straight set wins after losing the opening set to claim the victory. The Tigers took the first set 25-20. After falling behind early, they tied the set at 12 and went on a crucial 4-point run off the serve of Greta Anderson, building a lead they held through the finish.
Stine’s Huge Day Leads Tigers to 36-0 Victory
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. – On a rainy Friday evening, it looked like St. Cloud Tech football’s key to success might have to be on the ground. The stage appeared to be set for another big day from senior running back MarQwon Brown, or maybe freshman back Malachi Jensen. Instead, the Tigers used the air to defeat the Breck Mustangs.
Huskies Drop First GLIAC Game at Husky Stadium
by Gideon Teuber/Assistant Sports Director/@gideon_teuber ST. CLOUD, Minn. — The Huskies Men’s Soccer team hosted Purdue Northwest on Friday afternoon at Husky Stadium. The Huskies fell 2-1 in their first GLIAC game of the season. Purdue Northwest came out of the gates firing, with Gianluca Franco scoring in the fourth minute to give the Lions an early 1-0 lead. Sophomore standout Landon Potts added another goal in the 13th minute, putting Purdue Northwest up 2-0.
SCSU Men’s Hockey Picked 8th in NCHC Preseason Poll
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud State men’s hockey was selected to finish eighth in the NCHC Preseason Media Poll on Wednesday. The Huskies received 102 points in the poll, finishing ahead of Arizona State and Omaha. The reigning national champions, the Denver Pioneers, took the top spot in the poll, followed by North Dakota and Minnesota Duluth. Western Michigan, Miami (Ohio) and Colorado College rounded out spots four through six.
Salad’s Hat Trick Helps Tigers Cruise by Brainerd
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud Tech boys soccer rolled to a 7-1 victory over the Brainerd Warriors on Tuesday. The Tigers saw five different goal scorers, including a hat trick from senior Abdirahman Salad. Salad would open the scoring just under nine minutes into the first half, breaking through the defense and slipping the ball to the right side of the net. Senior Momahed Muhumed doubled the lead at the 22:28 mark as Tech was in control in the first half.
SCSU Sports Wrap 9/7-9/13
MSOC | Jamestown 2, St. Cloud State 0 WSOC | St. Cloud State 2, UMary 2 VB | St. Cloud State 3, Augustana 0 MSOC | St. Cloud State 2, UI-Springfield 1 VB | #2 Wayne State 3, St. Cloud State 0 WSOC | St. Cloud State 1, Minot State 0 Women’s Soccer St. Cloud State opened conference play this week and earned four points with a win and a draw. The Huskies led 2-0 on Friday against UMary until the final five minutes, when the Marauders came back to tie the game.
Huskies Back in Win Column, Blank Minot State 1-0
by Reece Powell/Sports Director/@powel40335 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – On September 12th at 1 PM, the St.Cloud State Huskies took on the Minot State Beavers. The Huskies would have their best start to a game in the season so far as a volley in the box hit by midfielder Laney Haviland, would give the Huskies an early lead with only 1:39 of time expired Both teams would be extremely physical throughout the entire game, with a hefty number of fouls being committed. 26 combined fouls were called in total.
Kanu, Garcia Lead SCSU Past UI-Springfield
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The St. Cloud State men’s soccer team earned a 2-1 victory over the UI-Springfield Prairie Stars on Saturday. The victory snapped a three match losing streak for the Huskies, who scored in the first six minutes of each half. In the first half, the Huskies showed good ball movement and pressure in the attacking third and were rewarded with a corner kick.
Tech Football Comes Up Short to Rival Sartell, Falls 34-20
by Logan Haglund/Sports Reporter/@flashback_haglund36 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – It was Tackle Cancer night at Tiger Stadium as Tech High School hosted Sartell in a town rivalry game. The Sabres would score first and survive a Tech first half comeback to earn the 34-20 win. It was a slow start to the day for Tech quarterback Andrew Brown as his offense would go 3-and-out on their first three drives of the game.
Huskies Concede Late Lead, Draw with UMary
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – St. Cloud State women’s soccer was 34 seconds away from opening NSIC play with a win on Friday night. Dina Polanco, however, had other plans. The UMary sophomore scored twice in the final minutes as the Marauders erased a two-goal deficit and earned a 2-2 draw. Both teams now sit at 1-1-2 on the season. St. Cloud opened the scoring in the 11th minute with excellent ball movement in the attacking third.
Tech Volleyball Continues Winning Ways with Sweep
by John Clement/Sports Reporter ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The Lumberjacks from Bemidji traveled to St. Cloud to take on the Tigers. Bemidji came to town having lost their first four matches while Tech was coming off an exciting five set win over Brainerd. The sets were back and forth all night, but the Tigers played well and brought home a win. They defeated the Warriors in straight sets 25-23, 27-25 and 25-19.
Huskies Drop Home Opener to Jamestown
by Gideon Teuber/Assistant Sports Director/@gideon_teuber ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The St. Cloud State men’s soccer team fell to Jamestown by a final score of 2-0 on Wednesday. The Jimmies were able to capitalize less than 10 minutes into the game, as Nuutti Norhomaa caught St. Cloud sleeping on defense and found the back of the net to put Jamestown up 1-0.
Tech Volleyball Defeats Brainerd in Five Sets
by John Clement/Sports Reporter ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The Tigers came into Tuesday’s match flying high after a three-set win over Apollo where they allowed the Eagles to score only 19 points in total. Brainerd entered the Tigers’ court with an 0-4 record on the season and was looking for its first match win. The Tigers were not on their A-game to start the first set and fell behind during a strong service run by Ali Busby.
Huskies, Bulldogs Play to Scoreless Draw
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The St. Cloud State women’s soccer team opened up their home schedule with a 0-0 draw against Minnesota Duluth on Saturday. Both teams had their chances, but the goalkeepers were up to the task. Senior Jaylee Strickland made six saves for the Huskies, earning her first shutout of the season in her first start. Strickland’s best save came early in the second half, leaping up and deflecting a Nora Helvig shot over the net.
Tech Football Opens Season With 44-12 Win Over North St. Paul
by Noah Grant/Sports Director/@noahgrant_23 ST. PAUL, Minn. – St. Cloud Tech football opened the 2026 season with a dominant road victory, defeating North St. Paul 44-12. The Tigers jumped out to an early lead and never looked back, taking a 37-0 advantage into halftime. The Tigers opened the game with a surprise onside kick and recovered the ball, but their first drive stalled in Polars territory.
Tech Volleyball Sweeps Apollo in Cross-Town Battle
by John Clement/Sports Reporter ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The first cross-town showdown of the season took place inside the St. Cloud Tech gym as the Tigers hosted their crosstown rivals, the Apollo Eagles, for girls’ volleyball. Tech controlled the match from start to finish, sweeping Apollo in three sets, 25-6, 25-13 and 25-10. After a tough five-set loss Tuesday, the Tigers didn’t dwell on the past.
Tech Volleyball Drops Thriller to Fergus Falls
by John Clement / Sports Reporter ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The St. Cloud Tech gymnasium was home to the second match of the season for the Tigers on Tuesday. Fergus Falls came to town, and the two teams provided a very exciting five-set match. All five sets featured a run by one team or the other to surge ahead and claim victory. First set was close to start and then the Otters got hot mid set, the Tigers fought back but came up short losing 25-19.
Crush Soccer Defeats Sauk Rapids-Rice 4-0
by Noah Grant / Sports Director ST. CLOUD, Minn. – The St. Cloud Crush girls soccer team shut out the Sauk Rapids-Rice Storm 4-0 on Tuesday. The Crush scored twice in each half and were backed by solid goalkeeping from sophomore Reeghan Stevens to earn their second win of the season. In the first half, St. Cloud struck early, as junior Sydnee Stanoch scored just under four minutes in. It was the second of the season for Stanoch, with junior Claire Theyn picking up the assist.
Navratil, Castro Power Huskies to Game One Victory.
By Noah Grant / Sports Reporter / St. Cloud, Minn. -The St. Cloud State Huskies baseball team rolled to victory 19-7 over the University of Concordia-St. Paul in game one of a Wednesday doubleheader from Joe Faber Field. The Huskies were able to break things open late, scoring 11 times in the sixth inning for their fifth straight win. In the seven inning contest, it was the Golden Bears getting on the board first after a Noah Juliar RBI single just three batters in.
Bats Come Alive Early as Huskies Sweep Doubleheader
By Noah Grant / St. Cloud In game two of the Wednesday doubleheader, the St. Cloud State Huskies rolled to an 8-0 victory over Minnesota Crookston. The Huskies started hot, scoring seven times in the bottom of the first inning. St. Cloud State took advantage of three walks issued by Golden Eagles starter Riley Blake along with clutch extra base hits in the frame.
Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" Gets Boost After Submersible Disaster
Celine Dion has gotten quite a boost in streams this week. This comes after the news of the Titan submersible accident. Celine Dion’s iconic contribution to the Titanic soundtrack has experienced a significant surge in streams. The song, titled “My Heart Will Go On,” has been a cultural staple since its release. However, it has not seen streaming numbers like this before. According to TMZ, the song has witnessed an increase of over 500,000 listens in just a few days.
Busta Rhymes To Be Honored With Lifetime Achievement Award At 2023 BET Awards
Busta Rhymes will be presented with a huge honor this weekend. The iconic rapper will receive the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at this year’s BET Awards. The award acknowledges his significant contributions to the music industry and his lengthy career. According to Billboard, his peers will honor him during the event. Artists such as Coi LeRay and Rah Digga, among others, will be paying tribute to his impressive thirty-year career.
Drake Announces New Poetry Book, "Titles Ruin Everything"
Last year, Drake pleasantly surprised his fans with the unexpected release of a new project titled Honestly, Nevermind. Prior to that, he had debuted the first episode of his radio show, “Table For One.” During the show, the 35-year-old artist hinted at upcoming projects, not all of which are music-related. On the radio show, Drake revealed that he and Kenza Samir were set to release a poetry book later that year.
Bebe Rexha To Body-Shamers: "I Know I Got Fat"
Bebe Rexha has issued a plea to the public. She is urging them to refrain from discussing her recent weight gain of 30 pounds. She has attributed the gain to her polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) diagnosis. This follows an incident where she was struck in the face by a cellphone during a performance in New York. The 33-year-old pop star, sporting a noticeable black eye, took to Twitter to express her frustration. She is wary of the constant criticism about her appearance.
Joe Exotic Looks Healthy In New Photos From Jail
Joe Exotic is looking surprisingly healthy in new photos that have emerged from his time in jail. Joseph Maldonado-Passage, more famously known as Joe Exotic from the Netflix series Tiger King, was found guilty in a murder-for-hire case. It involved Carole Baskin, an animal welfare activist, who was also on the show. He was sentenced to 22 years in prison for attempting to hire two gunmen to kill Baskin. Joe Exotic did not do a great job of picking his hitmen.
Halle Bailey Stuns At Paris Fashion Week
Halle Bailey is looking incredibly elegant at Paris Fashion Week. There may be many celebrities in attendance, but Halle is definitely a standout. The actress and singer was photographed attending the Ami Alexandre Mattiussi menswear show. The 23-year-old Little Mermaid star showcased a classy all-grey ensemble. The outfit consisted of an oversized blazer, a matching top, and high-waisted flared trousers. Additionally, Halle added a touch of height with black stiletto heels.
Kendall Jenner And Bad Bunny Spotted Together At Hotel
Kendall Jenner and Bad Bunny are enjoying the summer season together. The pair were spotted together at the Beverly Hills Hotel. The 27-year-old model and the 29-year-old Puerto Rican rapper were seen arriving at the hotel. This sighting followed their sushi outing the previous day. Kendall opted for an incognito look. The model was wearing navy blue bicycle shorts, a white crop top, and a black shrug. She completed the outfit with orange, yellow, and black sneakers and white socks.
Kim Kardashian Reveals Her Favorite Sister
Kim Kardashian recently revealed that she does actually have a favorite sister. It may not be who you expect, either. It turns out Kim’s favorite sister is Khloe Kardashian. During a conversation with Hailey Bieber, Kim defended Khloe. She says that people often unfairly criticize her and fail to recognize her as a human being. Kim and Khloe’s relationship was not always close. However, when Khloe had her daughter True, Kim stepped in to offer support. This has resulted in a stronger bond between them.
Nicki Minaj Posts Racy Behind The Scenes Picture From "Barbie World"
Nicki Minaj recently made an Instagram announcement about the release of her song “Barbie World,” which serves as a promotional track for the new Barbie film and features Ice Spice. Accompanied by a promotional image of herself and Ice, Nicki shared the news in a caption stating, “It’s BARBIE B!CH If you still in DOUBT. #BarbieWorld JUNE 23rd… PRE-SAVE NOW!!!!” This announcement comes shortly after Minaj revealed that her upcoming album will be released on October 10.
Photos Surface In Nicki Minaj Damaged Jewelry Lawsuit
Nicki Minaj is currently facing a lawsuit from a jewelry store. They have accused her of causing damage to the items they had loaned to her. Recently, photos of the jewelry pieces in question have emerged. The pictures are considered evidence, and they are being presented in court as such. Apparently, one of the photographs shows a diamond ring with two missing pieces. A written contract backs the agreement of Nicki Minaj and the store. It includes the signature of her stylist, Brett Alan Nelson.
Juice WRLD And Cordae Team Up On New Single, "Doomsday"
Juice WRLD just released another posthumous collaboration. This time, he teamed up with Cordae. Renowned music video director and influential creator Cole Bennett has entered into a partnership with Def Jam Recordings. Many may know him from his friendship with the late Juice WRLD or for his company Lyrical Lemonade.
Coi Leray Drops New Album, "COI"
Coi Leray has been readying the release of her second album, COI. The new drop follows an extensive rollout that included the release of several well-received singles and surprising collaborations. There was even a brief feud with Latto. COI serves as the follow-up to her 2022 album, Trendsetter. That album received moderate critical acclaim despite not meeting commercial expectations. However, given the past year’s events, Coi is poised to receive a much better reception than its predecessor.
Young Thug Releases New Album "Business Is Business"
This week, Young Thug has been gearing up for the release of his latest album, titled Business Is Business. Unfortunately, the circumstances surrounding the album’s release are unfortunate for the rapper. He has been in prison for over a year. As many know, this is due to charges of racketeering and conspiracy connected to his YSL collective, which prosecutors consider a gang organization. As a result, Young Thug’s music has been limited to guest appearances.
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