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Eastern Michigan University's head coach, Ryan Kucera, revealed on August 13 that Masha Polishchuk has been added to its tennis coaching staff as an assistant coach. Polishchuk, a former standout player at Ball State University and Texas Tech University, will join the EMU staff while pursuing her graduate degree.
Eastern Michigan University baseball head coach Robbie Britt has announced the appointment of Andrew DiTullio as an assistant coach, bringing a wealth of experience to the Eagles' program. DiTullio, who previously served as the hitting coach at Division II Southern New Hampshire University, is set to join the team in Ypsilanti, as announced on August 14.
Eastern Michigan University's soccer team started the 2024 season with a thrilling 1-0 victory against Oakland University at Scicluna Field on Thursday, August 15. The match began a new era under first-year Head Coach Taylor Clarke, who secured his first win in his debut match.
Eastern Michigan University’s E-Club Alumni Chapter, the prestigious home for varsity athletic letter winners, is set to welcome four exceptional athletes into its Hall of Fame. On Friday, Sept. 20, at 6:30 p.m., the spotlight will shine on men’s basketball standout Kory Hallas, women’s basketball All-American Tavelyn James, former MLB pitcher Matt Shoemaker, and women’s track sensation Gina Tempro as they are officially inducted into the Class of 2024.
The Eastern Michigan University tennis team has been honored as a 2024 Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) All-Academic Team recipient, and four Eagles have been recognized as ITA Scholar-Athletes for achieving a minimum GPA of 3.5 or higher.
The Eastern Michigan University football team began its fall camp under clear blue skies at Rynearson Stadium, radiating enthusiasm as they took the field.
Eastern Michigan University has appointed Maddie Dugan as the new head coach of its women's lacrosse program, as announced by Vice President and Director of Athletics Scott Wetherbee on Aug. 8.
Former Eastern Michigan University track and field standout Donald Scott recently wrapped up his second Olympic appearance, showcasing his talent on the world stage again.
Eastern Michigan defensive back David Carter Jr. returned an interception for a touchdown during the Eagles' 34-7 loss to Wisconsin on September 11, 2021. Wm. Glasheen/USA TODAY NETWORK
In a testament to his character on and off the field, Eastern Michigan University’s senior defensive back David Carter Jr. (Ecorse, Michigan/River Rouge) has been named one of the record 111 nominees for the 2024 Allstate Wuerffel Trophy. Today, this recognition highlights Carter's commitment to community service and his impact as a student-athlete.
In a pivotal development for Eastern Michigan University’s lacrosse program, Head Coach Sara Tisdale has announced her resignation July 29, by EMU Vice President and Director of Athletics Scott Wetherbee. The university will promptly launch a national search for the program’s third head coach.
The Eastern Michigan University men's golf team is set to soar in the 2024-25 season with the addition of Lucas Hughes, a dynamic transfer from Grand Canyon University. Announced on Aug. 1, Hughes, hailing from Bend, Oregon, brings a wealth of experience and success that promises to elevate the Eagles’ performance.
From Bob Welch to Chris Hoiles, to 2015 World Series manager Terry Collins, to most recently Matt Shoemaker, the Eastern Michigan University Baseball program has its newest former player playing in Major League Baseball, Max Schuemann, who has become one of the more surprising stories in the league this season with the Oakland Athletics.
Another Eastern Michigan alumni is making her mark on the national stage. Brittni Mason (Richmond Heights, Ohio) will appear in her second consecutive Paralympics in 2024. She will become the third Eastern Michigan Track and Field Alumni member to participate in the Olympics/Paralympics in Paris.
Eastern Michigan University linebacker JT Killen has been named to the prestigious Shrine Bowl 1000, announced on July 23. This recognition is particularly significant as the East-West Shrine Bowl prepares to celebrate its 100th game in 2025. The Bowl, renowned as the nation's longest-running college all-star football game, offers top college players a platform to showcase their skills to NFL scouts. It will be broadcast live on the NFL Network from AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Jan. 30, 2025.
In a landmark decision that underscored the Mid-American Conference's commitment to expanding athletic opportunities, the conference announced on Thursday, July 18, that women’s rowing will be added to its sports lineup beginning with the 2025-26 academic year. This move increases the MAC’s sponsored championships to 23 and positions the conference as a significant player in collegiate women’s rowing.
Eastern Michigan University's Brian Dooley, a standout offensive lineman, continues to make waves in the football world. On April 27, Dooley signed as an undrafted free agent with the Tennessee Titans, marking the beginning of his professional journey in the NFL. This significant achievement comes after a stellar collegiate career where Dooley set records and earned accolades for his exceptional performance and inspiring character.
The Mid-American Conference recently hosted its annual football kickoff at the Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 18-19, bringing together coaches and players from its 12 institutions. Eastern Michigan University's Head Coach, Chris Creighton, tight end Jere Getzinger, and defensive lineman Justin Jefferson represented the conference.
David Carter Jr. is amongst 178 nominees for the 2024 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team. This organization recognizes college football players for their outstanding commitment to community service and contributions beyond the field.
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