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Tale of the Week |
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2007 Lakeland Football Preview
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more things change, the more they stay the same.
The Lakeland College football team saw a major change when camp
started this August with a brand new coaching staff, led by first-year
head coach Kevin Doherty. But one thing that isn't as new is the
faces of many players, as the Muskies welcome back 13 of 19 all-Illini-Badger
Football Conference honorees from last fall.
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Muskie Spotlight |
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 Joe
Puhl
The 6-foot senior will be a major force on the offensive
line for the Muskies this season, as his experience and
vocal leadership have the ability to aid the squad's level
of intensity.
A senior from Ontonagon, Mich., Puhl has developed into
one of the top offensive linemen in the Illini-Badger Football
Conference. The guard was a first team all-IBFC honoree
last fall after earning honorable all-IBFC honors as a sophomore.
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 Ashley
Domask
The 5-foot-8 senior outside hitter provided some steady
play for the Muskies in their season-opening tournament
at Elmhurst College this past weekend, averaging 12 kills
per game throughout the squad's four games.
An honorable mention All-Northern Athletics Conference
honoree last season, Domask also played a key role in helping
the squad grab a win over Elmhurst in the first game of
the tournament, knocking down a tournament team-high 18
kills and adding six digs. She also totaled 39 digs for
the tournament.
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Catch This! |
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Eyes on the Prize: Muskies Look to Revive Winning Ways
After making a habit of dominating the former Lake Michigan Conference
with five straight conference titles, the Lakeland College women's
volleyball team had a rough season in the new Northern Athletics
Conference in 2006. The Muskies (18-18) finished fourth in the
NAC at 8-3 and bowed out of the conference tournament after a
first round 3-1 loss to Maranatha Baptist.
However, the squad's future is looking much more hopeful this
fall as the team returns its entire starting lineup of players
that gained at least one year of collegiate experience working
together last season. According to head coach Chad Schreiber,
the team's new-found motivation and returning experience have
the potential to get the Muskies back to the level of success
they have enjoyed in past years.
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Fresh Bait |
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Muskies Fall to Warhawks, 41-7
Muskies Split Season Opening Matches at Elmhurst Tourney
Back to Basics: Men's Soccer Looks to Build Strong Program
Women's Soccer Drops Season Opener
Muskies Score First, but Drop Season Opener to Greenville
Women's Volleyball Falls to Oshkosh, Platteville
Women's Soccer Drops Second Game of Greenville Tourney
Men's Soccer 0-2 to Start Season
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