Justin Turner made his return to the basketball court Tuesday in a non-conference meeting between the Falcons and the Hartford Hawks. The redshirt junior played in his first game since sustaining a hamstring injury on Nov. 24. The guard went 7-13 from the floor, scoring 22 points in 21 minut… Read more
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Mari Hill is the starting point guard for the BGSU women's basketball team. Born in Nagakute, Japan, she is the first Japanese-born women's hoops player in Mid-American Conference history. Read more
Inside the Stroh Center, the lights are dimmed as the BGSU player introductions are underway. Making her start for the Falcons, wearing number 11: point guard Mari Hill. Read more
In Chris Bergeron’s return to Bowling Green, the Miami RedHawks took down No. 11 BGSU hockey 4-2. Read more
Maxwell Marko
BG Falcon Media Sports Director
BGSU hockey head coach Ty Eigner has spread the message several times this year that it is tough for teams to capture weekend sweeps in the NCAA. Either way, failing to win back-to-back against a team you’re heavily favored against serves as a blow to team confidence and cuts deep in the sta…
Maxwell Marko
BG Falcon Media Sports Director
BGSU men’s basketball won a nail-biter on Saturday against Oakland by a score of 68-65. This was definitely a game of runs, and both teams played some very solid basketball down the stretch. The main issue coming into this game was the question of who was going to step up in the absence of J…
Bowling Green hockey scored nine consecutive goals on 52 shots in 9-3 victory over Alabama Huntsville, after trailing 3-0 in the second period.
Grant Loy has made his decision to put his name in the transfer portal as a graduate transfer. This decision comes from Loy after he started the final seven games of the season, and played the majority of the snaps in the final eight games.
Physicality and the depth of scoring cemented Bowling Green hockey its third sweep of the season against fifth-ranked Notre Dame on Saturday. The 5-2 win came with goals from Freddy Letourneau, Adam Pitters, Cameron Wright, Sam Craggs and Brandon Kruse.
Maxwell Marko
BG Falcon Media Sports Director
BGSU student Matthew Lamos played football from the age of 5 to 18. He has had three major concussions and too many minor concussions to count. It still affects him today.
With an 8-5 record coming into the 14th game of the season, Bowling Green was hoping to ignite the offense by making a variety of changes to the forward group. The result was arguably the team’s strongest showing this year in a 5-2 win against fifth-ranked Notre Dame.
With constant work and a nonstop schedule, it is not unlikely for student athletes at the collegiate level to deal with stress or even deeper mental health issues as the balance between school, sports and being alone for the first time can be new and difficult.
The Bowling Green volleyball team has had yet another fantastic year under head coach Danijela Tomic, although falling just short in the MAC Championship to Ball State. But a good team isn’t a good team without great players, and the Falcons definitely have plenty of them. Here are the five …
