Division II college football within the GLIAC took off with an opening contest between the Michigan Tech Huskies and non-conference opponent the Bemidji State Beavers on Thursday, and the Huskies proved themselves as a conference championship contender. 

Michigan Tech came away with a 37-17 win over Bemidji State, leaving the Beavers scoreless in the second half while accumulating 21 points themselves to seal the victory.  

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The Beavers initially took a one-point 17-16 lead into halftime thanks to two scores by starting quarterback Connor Carver, but Huskies starting quarterback Alex Bueno found rhythm within the offense and capitalized on it. Running back Nic Nora secured two touchdowns, while running back Jake Rueff, wide receiver Ethan Champney, and Bueno each had one. 

Relive the action from Michigan Tech's opening win against Bemidji State below, or fans can also subscribe to FloCollege to watch the full replay.  

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End Of Game: Michigan Tech Wins!

Final: Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 37

Although the Huskies didn't start off on the right foot, they made quite the comeback in the second half, leaving Bemidji State scoreless. Alex Bueno showed off that he has both agility in his running and accuracy in his passing to help Michigan Tech score 21 points in the second half. 

Bemidji State made a promising effort in the first half and have a solid starter with Connor Carver, who contributed two rushing touchdowns, but collapsed as Michigan Tech found ways to penetrate the defense. 

Michigan Tech absolutely looks like a team that should not be counted out of contention for the GLIAC championship with this strong start to the 2025 season. 

Bemidji State Gives Backup Quarterbacks Some Snaps - 4Q 2:43

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 37

The Beavers have put in two new quarterbacks since Michigan Tech's latest touchdown, Zach Romak and now Bart McAninch as they sit behind the Huskies at 37-17. 

Two minutes to go in the fourth, it's looking like the Huskies are in the clear.  

Alex Bueno Finds The End Zone - 4Q 10:53

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 37

Alex Bueno stumbles into the end zone for another Michigan Tech touchdown, but the kick is no good.

Watch Desmond Mullen's Forced Fumble And Recovery

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Desmond Mullen forces the fumble to take back possession for the Huskies

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Huskies Force And Recover Fumble - 4Q 12:29

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 31

Drayton Lehman fumbles the ball on the punt return and Desmond Mullen recovers the fumble for the Huskies, leaving no room for the Beavers to recover. 

Watch Jake Rueff's Touchdown

ROWLAND BALL, ARE YOU SERIOUS⁉️

Michigan Tech's offensive lineman keeps Jake Rueff on his feet so he can run it in for a touchdown.

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Jake Rueff Makes Insane Touchdown Play - 4Q 12:37

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 31

Running back Jake Rueff makes a swift catch and darts down the right sideline for 47 yards and a Huskies touchdown with the help of the offensive lineman Rowland Ball.  

Final 15 Minutes - 4Q 15:00

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 24

Michigan Tech keeps a tight lead over Bemidji State heading into the final quarter and will take possession to start it off. 

Another Turnover On Downs For The Huskies - 3Q 0:20

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 24

On a 4th-and-3 for Bemidji State, Joe Marano sacks Connor Carver to stop the play and prevent another Beavers first down.

Michigan Tech will take the ball at the 39-yard-line. 

Michigan Tech Takes Over At The 50 - 3Q 4:44

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 24

Bemidji State comes up short at a 4th-and-1, so the Huskies will take over at the 50-yard-line.

Running back Jake Rueff gains 10 yards for a first down. 

Watch Nic Nora Third Quarter Touchdown

HUSKIES 🔛🔝

Nic Nora runs it in for a Michigan Tech touchdown

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Nic Nora Gets The Touchdown! - 3Q 6:49

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 24

A sneaky play by Michigan Tech allows Nic Nora to finish off the drive with a touchdown.

The Huskies go for the two-point conversion and it's good with a pass from Bueno to Bryce Kurncz. 

Ethan Champney Nearly Takes It To The House - 3Q 8:09

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 16

A pass from Alex Bueno to Ethan Champney turns into a huge reception for Champney for 42 yards to put the Huskies at the 13-yard-line for a first down. 

Stagnant Scene For Michigan Tech - 3Q 10:17

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 16

Michigan Tech failed to capitalize on a penalty and ended up losing yards rather than gaining, and the Beavers equally could not make any magic happen on their first possession of the third quarter. 

And We're Back For The Third Quarter - 3Q 15:00

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 16

The Beavers kick off to the Huskies to begin the third quarter. 

Halftime Stats

First Downs

• Bemidji State - 9
• Michigan Tech - 11

Rushing Yards

• Bemidji State - 127
• Michigan Tech - 130

Passing Yards

• Bemidji State - 46
• Michigan Tech - 56

Possession

• Bemidji State - 14:38
• Michigan Tech -15:22

Third Down Conversions

• Bemidji State - 5 of 9
• Michigan Tech - 3 of 7

Halftime In Houghton

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 16

Both teams have given up two touchdowns each, but Michigan Tech's missed field goal has proven unlucky in the second quarter as Bemidji State takes the lead into the locker rooms. 

Beavers Sink Field Goal To End First Half - 2Q 0:23

Bemidji State 17, Michigan Tech 16

While the Huskies defense provided no entry into the end zone for the Beavers, Bemidji State was still able to secure a field goal to take a one-point lead just before halftime.  

Bemidji State Looking To Score - 2Q 2:00

Bemidji State 14, Michigan Tech 16

The Beavers hit a 1st-and-Goal as the clock closes in on halftime, looking to take back the lead, but the Michigan Tech defense is determined to keep it to themselves. 

Watch Nic Nora Secure Second Huskies Touchdown

Looked good the first time with Champney. Now Nic Nora find the endzone!#CRTD | #FollowTheHuskies pic.twitter.com/Oi95EXYGhV

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Alex Bueno Sets Up Nic Nora Rushing Touchdown - 2Q 6:17

Bemidji State 14, Michigan Tech 16

Alex Bueno rushes up the middle for 21 yards before wide receiver Nic Nora takes the ball all the way to the end zone for another Michigan Tech touchdown to take the lead. 

The extra point is no good, so the Huskies will settle for a two-point lead.

Watch Ethan Champney Touchdown

Ethan Champney gets the first touchdown of the year! #CRTD | #FollowTheHuskies pic.twitter.com/WnaAUCDzGv

— Michigan Tech Football (@MTUFB) August 28, 2025

Huskies Touchdown! - 2Q 9:34

Bemidji State 14, Michigan Tech 10

Wide receiver Ethan Champney rushes to the right for 22 yards and a score for Michigan Tech, the Huskies' first of the game, to make things close with less than 10 minutes left until halftime.

Michigan Tech Chewing Up The Clock - 2Q 11:09

Bemidji State 14, Michigan Tech 3

The Huskies are slowly making their way down the field, but the Beavers defense has been quick to stop any kind of offensive power. 

A face mask penalty on Bemidji State allows Michigan Tech to add 15 yards. 

Connor Carver Second Touchdown! - 2Q 14:51

Bemidji State 14, Michigan Tech 3

Connor Carver makes another rush up the middle, this time for 39 yards before being tackled into the end zone for another Beavers touchdown to open the second quarter.

The Beavers now lead by two scores and hand the ball over to the Huskies for a potential answer. 

End First Quarter

Bemidji State 7, Michigan Tech 3

Michigan Tech turned over the ball to Bemidji State during the final minute of action and will pick up where they left off in the second quarter.

Fumble Reversed Due To Unsportsmanlike Conduct - 1Q 3:45

Bemidji State 7, Michigan Tech 3

Connor Carver lets the ball slip on a rush and it's recovered by Michigan Tech, but the call was reversed due to unsportsmanlike conduct from Jaiden Bolden on the Huskies side.

Beavers Punt To The Huskies - 1Q 6:45

Bemidji State 7, Michigan Tech 3

The Beavers weren't able to get the ball far and have turned things back over to the Huskies. 

Just as Michigan Tech looks to make its way down the field, Bemidji State gets an interception thanks to defensive back Owen Dukowitz. 

Michigan Tech Settles For Field Goal - 1Q 7:38

Bemidji State 7, Michigan Tech 3

Kicker Avery Kucharski puts the Huskies on the board with a 32-yard field goal.  

Alex Bueno Explodes For 45 Yard Rush - 1Q 9:24

Bemidji State 7, Michigan Tech 0

Huskies starting quarterback Alex Bueno finds a hole in the defense and gets a huge 45-yard gain for his team, setting them up in the red zone.  

Watch Connor Carver's First Touchdown

Connor Carver gets the Beavers on the board 💪

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Bemidji State Touchdown! - 1Q 11:47

Bemidji State 7, Michigan Tech 0

Starting Beavers quarterback Connor Carver makes a 25-yard rush with plenty of open field space to get the first touchdown of the game.  

Automatic First Down For Bemidji State - 1Q 13:18

Bemidji State 0, Michigan Tech 0

On a 4th-and-4, an offsides penalty by Michigan Tech gives Bemidji State an automatic first down to try and gain some extra yardage.

First Quarter Begins And We're Underway! - 1Q 15:00

Bemidji State 0, Michigan Tech 0

Michigan Tech kicks off to Bemidji State and the game has officially started. 

Avery Kucharski hauls the kickoff for 56 yards to get the Beavers going. 

10 Minutes Until Gametime

It's almost time for the Bemidji State Beavers and Michigan Tech Huskies to take the field. Pregame festivities will begin shortly.

Bemidji State vs. Michigan Tech Game Details

• When: Thursday, August 28, 2025, 6:00 p.m. ET 
• Where: Houghton, Michigan
• How to Watch: Live on FloCollege

Head-to-Head History

This year's matchup will be the 32nd time that the two programs have met, and Michigan Tech holds the record over Bemidji State at 20-11. However, they did not play for over three decades from 1993-2024. Their most recent contest happened last season, where the Beavers hosted and defeated the Huskies 19-13 in overtime. 

Michigan Tech 2025 Football Schedule

• August 28: vs. Bemidji State
• September 4: at South Dakota Mines
• September 13: at Hillsdale
• September 20: vs. Upper Iowa
• October 4: at Wayne State
• October 11: at Davenport
• October 18: vs. Ferris State
• October 25: at Northern Michigan
• November 1: vs. Roosevelt
• November 8: at Grand Valley State
• November 15: vs. Saginaw Valley State

Bemidji State 2025 Football Schedule

• August 28: at Michigan Tech
• September 6: at Winona State
• September 13: vs. University of Sioux Falls
• September 20: vs. Augustana 
• September 27: at Minot State
• October 4: vs. Northern State
• October 11: at Wayne State
• October 25: vs. Jamestown
• November 1: at Minnesota State Moorhead
• November 8: at Minnesota Duluth
• November 15: vs. UMary

Michigan Tech 2025 Football Roster

• 0 Pierce Miller DT
• 1 Nic Nora WR
• 2 Dakota Blackwell DB
• 3 John Hagelstein LB/ATH
• 4 Dante Basanese DB
• 5 Dionte Good LB 
• 6 Jaiden Bolden CB
• 6 Josh Byers QB
• 7 Joe Hartlieb QB
• 7 Chase Koch LB
• 8 Ethan Hull WR
• 8 Nolan Schopp DL
• 9 Bryce Kurncz WR
• 10 Ethan Champney WR
• 11 Peter Closner TE
• 12 Drew Collins QB
• 13 Michael Bailey LB
• 14 Elliott Larner QB
• 15 Alex Bueno QB
• 16 Patrick Kastner TB
• 17 Caleb Klein DB
• 17 Robert Lalain QB
• 18 Bryant Maki WR
• 19 Terrence Martin DB
• 20 Nate Benninger RB
• 21 Adam Rammouni WR
• 22 Riyad Howard DB
• 23 Kolby Hindenach RB
• 24 Latay'vion Braxton DB
• 25 Jamison Stamps DB
• 26 Avery Kucharski K
• 27 Ian Popp DB
• 28 Jake Rueff RB/S
• 29 Dylan Plunger WR
• 29 Jimmy Targosz DB
• 30 Samuel Delgado RB
• 31 Porter Zeeman LB 
• 32 Matthew Colavecchi WR
• 33 Jackson Zachary DB
• 34 Connor Briones OLB
• 35 Dorian Hill WR
• 36 Josiah Peramaki LB
• 38 Ivan Ermlich P
• 39 Desmond Mullen LB
• 40 Jeffrey Price LB
• 41 Ben Johnson RB
• 42 Elandis Peete RB
• 43 Joe Marano LB
• 44 Micaiah Peramaki LB
• 45 Kyle Gettemy LB 
• 46 Reed Napiwocki LB
• 47 Brady Isaacson OLB
• 48 Sam Roberts TE
• 49 Zane Schwartz DL
• 50 Noah Johnson Dl
• 51 Joey Donahue LB 
• 52 Ethan Post OL 
• 54 Hudson Maddox OL
• 55 Lincoln McKinnon DL
• 56 Max Nason OL
• 57 Bo Schwartz DL 
• 58 Adrian Gonzalez OL
• 63 Austin Venema OL 
• 65 MJ Hansen OL
• 68 Matthew Daanen OL
• 70 Brandon DeVries OL
• 72 Alex Cannoot DL
• 73 Connor Byram P
• 75 Rowland Ball OL
• 76 Grant O'Brien OL
• 77 Andrew Covert OL 
• 80 Jaxon Lippert WR
• 81 Gabe Popko TE
• 82 Drew Heppner LS
• 83 Luke Gorzinski WR
• 84 Andrew McAlary WR
• 85 Micah Marzec WR
• 87 Hunter Del Re TE
• 88 Lukas Novotny QB
• 90 Connor Hindenach DL 
• 92 Judah Kinne DL 
• 93 Caleb Lung DL 
• 94 Brenden Keahl DL 
• 97 Dawson Zuiderveen DL
• 98 Gauge Heikkinen DT
• 99 Darius Jones Jr. LB 
• Keaton Abraham DL 
• Brady Beck DB
• Dash Blake WR
• Bryce Borgus ATH
• Mitchell Brewer OL
• Cameron Cornett RB
• Edem Denoo DL 
• Andrew Devola DL
• PJ DeYoung RB 
• Kevin Giuliani OL 
• Lane Gorzinski OLB
• Chris Gottschalk OL
• Mick Harrison
• Bryar Inman OL
• Case Johnson FB
• Ben Kelenske DE
• Hunter King DB 
• Max Maj OL 
• Ruebyn Mensah DL
• Greg Myles OL 
• Matthew Rose DE 
• Mahdi Sabbagh LB
• John Schloss TE
• Drew Sikora TE
• Journey Solomon DB
• Jiovanni Travis DL 
• Mason Wolter OL
• Henry Wood TE

Bemidji State 2025 Football Roster

• 0 Jacob Drietz LB
• 1 Kamron Gothard DB
• 2 Jake Hill WR
• 3 Tui Vaivai LB
• 4 Drayton Lehman WR
• 5 Justin Incaprera RB
• 6 Ray Iglesias LB
• 7 Tommy Lujan DB
• 8 Bart McAninch QB
• 9 Cedric Wall WR
• 10 Landon Arends K
• 11 Michael Schurman WR
• 12 L'Shawn Taylor DB
• 13 Elliott Lowney WR
• 14 Kaleb Miller WR
• 15 Tyler Sapit DE 
• 16 Yanis Kasende DB
• 17 Caleb Thinesen QB
• 17B Julien Bailey WR
• 18 Zach Romak QB
• 18B Louis Bucksa QB
• 19 Connor Carver QB
• 20 Owen Dukowitz LB
• 21 Rory Wyatt DB
• 22 Antonio Brown RB
• 22B Amani Akins DB
• 23 Reese Sheldon CB
• 23B Brock Wyandt WR
• 24 Caden Bolte DB
• 24B Hudson Omoke WR
• 25 A'Mon Walker CB
• 26 Tyrell Thomas DB
• 27 Isaiah Tisdle RB
• 28 Ray Saffold DE
• 29 Cooper Woodhall DB
• 30 Jacob Ogden RB 
• 30B Chad King DB
• 31 Prentise Powell DB
• 32 Jeremiah Robinson DB
• 33 Jayden Washington RB
• 33B Jacob Bednarski DB
• 34 Gabe Ward DB
• 34B Mitch Olson RB
• 35 Demarco Evans DB
• 35B Trey Borchers WR
• 36 Luke Owen LB
• 37 Tristan Holbrook LB
• 38 Markeese Howard DB
• 39 Connor Mantelli K/P
• 40 Eli Pfeiffer FB
• 40B Eli Klimek LB
• 41 Joey Prondzinski K/P
• 41B Kaine Larocque DB
• 42 Logan Stedman DB
• 43 Ben Watson DB
• 44 Jadon Hellerud FB
• 44B Jett Schoenherr DB
• 45 Levi Daniel LB 
• 45B Gavin Oelschlager TE
• 46 Hank Artz FB
• 47 Chase Matthias LB
• 48 Sam Kanne FB 
• 49 Koehler Kilty LB
• 50 Valentino Diaz DL
• 51 Kaden Cook DE 
• 52 Caleb Fogelquist K/P
• 53 Ryan Robbins LS
• 54 Nolan Olson DL
• 55 Tyler Cruchet DE
• 56 Carter DrakeMetzger DT
• 57 Jason Eagle Jr. DE
• 58 Ryan Carroll DE
• 59 Grant Lower OL
• 60 Zach Ott OL
• 62 Grant Winkle OL
• 63 Tarrell McCoy OL
• 64 Clayton Birdsall OL
• 65 Heaton Hall OL
• 66 Henry Eaton OL
• 67 Deon Kelson OL
• 68 Brady Bortz OL
• 69 Conor Kovas OL 
• 70 Dante Draghicchio OL
• 71 Blake Carlson OL
• 72 Isaac Hagstrom OL
• 73 Bill Ketola OL
• 74 Prentiss Derrick Jr. OL
• 75 Cal Myrin DT
• 76 Broden Benson OL
• 77 Mitchell Wind OL
• 78 Quincy Mabin OL
• 80 Ethan Biehn WR
• 81 Bryce Gapinski WR 
• 82 Nolan Radtke TE
• 83 Zavery Guerra WR
• 84 Imarion Kelly WR 
• 84B Jonah Thell LS
• 85 Parker Schultz WR
• 86 Lucas Peterson WR
• 87 Kurt Heerdegen TE
• 89 Mason Ailie TE
• 90 Ty Hamre DE 
• 91 Joel WhiteWatkins DE 
• 92 Tavon Rice DL
• 93 Dominic Frost DL 
• 95 Joey Funderburk DE
• 96 Jaydon Brittingham DE
• 97 Jameson Cozad DT 
• 98 Elijah Hagen DL
• 99 Nah'Shawn Keith DL

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• 8:00 p.m. ET – West Texas A&M vs Western Colorado
• 8:00 p.m. ET – Sioux Falls vs Black Hills State
• 8:00 p.m. ET – Winona State vs Minnesota Duluth

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• 8:00 p.m. ET – Sul Ross State vs UTRGV

Sunday, August 31, 2025

• 3:00 p.m. ET – Miles vs Virginia Union
• 7:00 p.m. ET – Tuskegee vs Winston-Salem

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