• Northwood Student-Athletes Top 2000 Hours Of Community Service
  (5/14/2008)  NU’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee also raises over $3000 for the Make-a-Wish Foundation
• #18 Women’s Tennis Falls In Round Of 16 Of NCAA Tournament
  (5/14/2008)  Timberwolves drop 5-3 contest to No. 16 Hawaii Pacific
• Kylen Cieslak Earns Position In NCAA Track and Field Championships
  (5/14/2008)  Will compete in California in the 3,000 meter run next week
• No. 17 Men’s Tennis Falls To No. 9 Hawaii Pacific
  (5/14/2008)  Timberwolves fall in round of 16 at NCAA Tournament
• Volleyball Signs Marta Kowalska To Letter Of Intent
  (5/13/2008)  Joins team after playing at John Logan CC
• Blue, White Teams Play To 16-16 Tie In Spring Football Game
  (5/10/2008)  Field goal on final play of game ties the score
• Baseball Places Four On All-GLIAC Teams
  (5/10/2008)  Mark Lipscomb placed on First Team - Ben Shock earns Second Team honors
• Women’s Tennis Advances To Round of 16
  (5/9/2008)  Timberwolves down Northern Kentucky 5-1
• Men’s Tennis Sweeps West Virginia Wesleyan 5-0 In NCAA Tournament
  (5/9/2008)  Timberwolves advance to round of 16 in Houston
• Northern Kentucky Defeats SIU Edwardsville In Opening Round Of NCAA Women's Tennis Tournament
  (5/8/2008)  Winner will face Northwood or West Virginia State in second round
• Women's Tennis Defeats West Virginia State 5-1 In Opening Round Of NCAA Tournament
  (5/8/2008)  Timberwolves will face Northern Kentucky in round two
• Men's Tennis Opens NCAA Tournament With 5-0 Win Over Rockhurst
  (5/8/2008)  Northwood to face W.V. Wesleyan or Ferris State in round two
• West Virginia Wesleyan Defeats Ferris State 5-2 In NCAA Men’s Tennis Tournament
  (5/8/2008)  Bobcats will face Northwood in round two
• Baseball Goes 1-2 At Mercyhurst To Finish Season
  (5/4/2008)  Timberwolves earn 8-3 win in middle game
• Softball Drops Season Finale - 6-5 To Mercyhurst in 10 innings
  (5/3/2008)  Timberwolves finish year 23-26
• Baseball Drops 8-2 Contest At Mercyhurst
  (5/3/2008)  Game two suspended by rain
• No. 18 Women’s Tennis Falls 5-2 Versus #5 California (PA)
  (5/3/2008)  Timberwolves open NCAA Tournament Thursday
• Softball Drops GLIAC Tournament Opener - 6-5 versus SVSU
  (5/2/2008)  Timberwolves second game versus Mercyhurst suspended
• Track Teams Compete At GLIAC Champioships
  (5/2/2008)  Men earn highest finish since 2002
• Softball Places Three On All-GLIAC Teams
  (5/2/2008)  Sam Thacker Earns First Team Honors for third straight season - Michelle Boscola and Korey Schluckbier named Honorable Mention
• Kyle Clement Signs Free Agent Deal With Pittsburgh Steelers
  (4/30/2008)  Clement become third Northwood player to sign in NFL in last four seasons
• Tennis Teams To Host Opening Rounds Of NCAA Tournament
  (4/30/2008)  Event will take place May 8-9 on Northwood’s campus
• Baseball Drops Pair At Grand Valley State
  (4/30/2008)  Timberwolves travel to Mercyhurst for weekend series
• Baseball Sweeps Rochester
  (4/29/2008)  Clay Rosette sets Northwood record for RBI’s in a season
• Football To Host Spring Game May 10
  (4/29/2008)  Event kicks off with cookout at 5:30 p.m. at Hantz Stadium
• Alicia Brandenburg Named GLIAC Pitcher of the Week
  (4/28/2008)  Posted a 6-0 record last week
• Softball Splits At Hillsdale To Finish Regular Season
  (4/27/2008)  Timberwolves to face SVSU in opening round of GLIAC Tournament
• Baseball Loses Two At Wayne State
  (4/27/2008)  Timberwolves finish home portion of schedule Tuesday versus Rochester
• Track Teams Host Lake Superior State In Dual Meet
  (4/27/2008)  Timberwolves travel to Gina Relays this weekend
• Track Teams Take Part In Gina Relays
  (4/27/2008)  Timberwolves travel to GLIAC Championships this week
• Softball Splits At Gannon - Clinches Spot In GLIAC Tournament
  (4/26/2008)  Korey Schluckbier hits two more home runs
• Baseball Drops Pair At Wayne State
  (4/26/2008)  Timberwolves will face Warriors again Sunday
• Softball Earns Important Sweep Over Mercyhurst
  (4/25/2008)  Timberwolves have now posted four straight GLIAC wins
• GLIAC Winter All-Academic Teams Announced
  (4/24/2008)  Megan Starnes earns Commissioner's Award
• Baseball Drops Pair To Saginaw Valley
  (4/23/2008)  Timberwolves travel to Wayne State Saturday and Sunday
• Softball Splits With Tiffin
  (4/23/2008)  Timberwolves take game one 5-2
• Baseball Downs Alma 8-1 At Dow Diamond
  (4/22/2008)  Timberwolves pound out 17 hits in the victory
• Softball Splits Pair To Ferris State
  (4/22/2008)  Timberwolves earn 4-3 win in game two
• Men’s Golf Places Ninth At NCAA Regional #3
  (4/22/2008)  Pat Swanton leads the way for Northwood
• Men’s Tennis Earns Pair Of GLIAC Post-Season Awards
  (4/21/2008)  Peter Kazianschuetz earns Player of the Year honors - Zane Colestock named Coach of the Year
• Women’s Golf Places Fifth At GLIAC Championships
  (4/21/2008)  Anna Trim finishes as low individual - Paige Molnar earns All-GLIAC Honors
• Men’s Tennis Claims 14th Straight GLIAC Championship
  (4/20/2008)  Timberwolves defeat Grand Valley 5-0 in title match
• Baseball Splits At Hillsdale For Second Straight Day
  (4/20/2008)  Timberwolves host Alma Tuesday at Dow Diamond
• Softball Sweeps Findlay - 7-6 and 5-2
  (4/20/2008)  Timberwolves move up four spots in GLIAC standings over the weekend
• Baseball To Host Alma At Dow Diamond
  (4/20/2008)  Ticket to Loons game gets fans free admission to NU/Alma Contest
• Track Teams Host Northwood Open
  (4/19/2008)  Timberwolves post five victories in the event
• Softball Splits Pair Against Ashland
  (4/19/2008)  NU wins game one 3-2 before falling 5-4 in the nightcap
• No. 16 Men's Tennis Advances To GLIAC Championship Match
  (4/19/2008)  Timberwolves clinch share of 14th straight GLIAC Title
• Baseball Splits At Hillsdale
  (4/19/2008)  Timberwolves win game one 9-5 before falling 7-5 in the nightcap
• No. 16 Men’s Tennis Sweeps Findlay 9-0
  (4/18/2008)  Timberwolves enter GLIAC Tournament as No. 1 seed

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Northwood University is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), competing at the Division II level.

In addition, men's club programs are offered in hockey, soccer and baseball.