Athletics News
Jack Miller won WHAC Defensive Player of the Week in just his second career start.
The University of Michigan-Dearborn women’s ice hockey team was unable to complete a weekend sweep, falling 4–1 to Adrian (ACHA D1) on Saturday night in Adrian, Michigan
The University of Michigan-Dearborn men’s ice hockey team earned a hard-fought result Saturday night, skating to a 1–1 draw through overtime before defeating Indiana Tech in a shootout at The Fieldhouse.
The University of Michigan-Dearborn women’s basketball team was unable to overcome an early deficit, as Lourdes used a strong opening quarter and balanced scoring to hand the Wolverines a 75–48 loss Saturday afternoon at The Fieldhouse.
The Wolverines wrapped up WHAC competition on Saturday (Jan. 24).
The University of Michigan-Dearborn men’s ice hockey team was unable to recover from a fast start by Indiana Tech, as early first-period goals and special teams proved decisive in a 4–1 road loss Friday night in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Zoe Zaifman sniped home the winning goal in overtime against No. 6 Adrian on Friday (Jan. 23).
Jackson Reynolds scored 27 second-half points to fuel a 17-point comeback on the road.
A four-point third quarter proved to be the difference for the University of Michigan-Dearborn women’s basketball team, as the Wolverines were unable to recover from an offensive lull in a 70–60 setback at Lawrence Tech on Wednesday night.
100 student-athletes were named to the Fall 2025 AD Honor Roll.
The University of Michigan-Dearborn used a dominant second period and timely special-teams goals to secure a 6–4 win over Michigan State on Saturday night, extending its strong start to the 2025–26 season.
Despite a strong second-half response and multiple standout performances, the University of Michigan-Dearborn came up just short Saturday night, falling 107–103 to Siena Heights in a tightly contested nonconference matchup.
A decisive third quarter swung momentum away from the University of Michigan-Dearborn on Saturday afternoon, as Siena Heights outscored the Wolverines by 22 points in the period to secure a 72–61 victory.
UM-Dearborn kept pace offensively in the first half but could not slow a high-efficiency attack from Madonna, as the Wolverines fell 106–82 on the road Wednesday night despite four players reaching double figures.
A difficult opening quarter proved too much to overcome as UM-Dearborn dropped a 64–53 decision Wednesday night, despite a strong third-quarter surge and balanced scoring from the Wolverines.
A three-goal burst early in the second period proved decisive as Michigan-Dearborn fell 5–1 to Davenport University on Tuesday night at Allen Park Ice Arena, despite a power-play goal and a strong third-period push by the Wolverines.