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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 -
Football To Host Spring Game May 10
(4/29/2008) Event kicks off with cookout at 5:30 p.m. at Hantz Stadium -
Football Announces 2008 Recruiting Class
(2/6/2008) Timberwolves add 35 student-athletes for the 2008 season -
Dan Marshall and Kyle Clement To Play In Valero Cactus Bowl
(1/9/2008) The Division II All-Star game will take place Friday at 7 p.m. -
Football Places 11 On All-GLIAC Teams
(11/14/2007) Torris Childs, Dan Marshall and Kyle Clement all earn First Team honors -
Football Earns 45-42 Double Overtime Win Over Indianapolis
(11/10/2007) Quillan Mathis sets school record for receiving touchdowns in a season -
Football Falls In Overtime At Ferris State 48-41
(11/3/2007) Timberwolves finish with 570 yards of offense in the loss -
Football Claims 45-25 Victory Over Wayne State
(10/27/2007) Pat Riepma becomes the winningest coach in school history -
Football Loses To No. 1 Grand Valley 51-20
(10/20/2007) Antoine Ivy finishes with 100 yards rushing and a touchdown -
Football Falls At Northern Michigan 28-18
(10/6/2007) Torris Childs rushes for 95 yards and a pair of touchdowns -
Football Keeps Axe - Defeats Saginaw Valley 28-10
(9/29/2007) Head Coach Pat Riepma ties Jack Finn as the winningest coach in Northwood history -
#23 Football Falls At Ashland 54-24
(9/22/2007) Timberwolves to face SVSU in the Axe Bowl next Saturday -
#13 Football Falls To Michigan Tech 43-41
(9/15/2007) Game features four lead changes in the fourth quarter -
#13 Football Defeats Findlay 21-17
(9/8/2007) Torris Childs finishes with 127 yards rushing and a touchdown -
No. 15 Football Opens Season With 28-10 Win Over Mercyhurst
(9/1/2007) Eric Chrisinske rushes for 134 yards in first career start - Casey Steffen scores three touchdowns -
Football picked to finish second in GLIAC
(7/30/2007) Timberwolves trail only two-time defending national champion Grand Valley
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