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2025 Michigan Tech vs Grand Valley State

Grand Valley State Tops Michigan Tech 18-15 to Extend 11-Year Win Streak

Grand Valley State Tops Michigan Tech 18-15 to Extend 11-Year Win Streak

Grand Valley State defeats Michigan Tech 18-15 in a close battle at Lubbers Stadium. See key plays, live updates, and how GVSU extended its 11-year streak.

Nov 8, 2025 by Amelia Engstrom
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Grand Valley State held off a late Michigan Tech rally Saturday afternoon, earning an 18-15 win at Lubbers Stadium.

The win extends the Grand Valley State's decade-long win streak in the series. Michigan Tech hasn’t beaten the Lakers since Nov. 2014.

GVSU struck first with a first-quarter touchdown from quarterback Andrew Schuster to Griffin Shinrock. 

The second quarter started off silent when Michigan Tech scored their first touchdown with three minutes left in the quarter. 

This motivated GVSU. The Lakers added a second-quarter safety and another Schuster scoring pass to Kellen Reed to lead 15-7 at halftime. Mathew Bacik’s 33-yard field goal in the fourth quarter proved crucial, giving Grand Valley an 11-point cushion.

Michigan Tech quarterback Alex Bueno sparked a comeback with a 25-yard rushing touchdown and a successful two-point conversion with 2:29 remaining, but the rally fell short. 

Despite outgaining GVSU on the ground early and showing resilience late, the Huskies couldn’t overcome turnovers and penalties, falling once again to their longtime rival.

2025 Michigan Tech vs Grand Valley State

Grand Valley State for the Win 18-15 Over Michigan Tech

Grand Valley State takes home the win. 

The late stage come back gave Michigan Tech a glimmer of hope. But Grand Valley State kept their play locked down to ultimately find the win.

The Huskies haven't won this matchup since 2014, and this game extends their dry spell to 11 years.

Fourth Quarter Stats

  • First Downs: MTU 7 - 5 GVS
  • Total Yards (Plays-Yards): MTU 22-109 - 19-102 GVS
  • Rushing Yards: MTU 31 - 72 GVS
  • Passing Yards: MTU 78 - 30 GVS
  • Possession: MTU 06:26 - 11:30 GVS

Michigan Tech Touchdown - 4Q 2:29

Michigan Tech 15 - 18 Grand Valley State

Alex Bueno breaks Michigan Tech's silence with a 25 yard rushing touchdown. Going off the momentum, the Huskies attempt and clear a two point conversion.

Pick By GVSU Chris Little - 4Q 6:15

Michigan Tech 7 - 18 Grand Valley State

A pass from Alex Bueno to Ethan Champney is intercepted by Chris Little, his second pick of the game.

Michigan Tech is down by 11 points. The time for a come back dwindles.

GVSU Field Goal By Bacik - 4Q 12:46

Michigan Tech 7 - 18 Grand Valley State

After driving inside Michigan Tech’s red zone early in the fourth quarter, Grand Valley is awarded a field goal attempt. 

Bacik makes it in for Grand Valley State, who now leads by nine.

Third Quarter Stats

  • First Downs: MTU 1 - 3 GVS
  • Total Yards (Plays-Yards): MTU 10-30 - 17-84 GVS
  • Rushing Yards: MTU 15 - 34 GVS
  • Passing Yards: MTU 15 - 50 GVS
  • Possession: MTU 06:34 - 05:30 GVS

Still No New Points on the Board - 3Q 5:10

Michigan Tech 7 - 15 Grand Valley State

The second half is off to a slow start.

After quarter of back and forth, there are still no points on the board for this half.

Both teams are looking for enough momentum to get the ball into the end zone.

GVSU Kicks Off the Second Half - 3Q 15:00

Second half kicks off. Grand Valley begins their drive.

Halftime: Second Quarter Stats

  • First Downs: MTU 5 - 7 GVS
  • Total Yards (Plays-Yards): MTU 15-89 - 24-110 GVS
  • Rushing Yards: MTU 21 - 13 GVS
  • Passing Yards: MTU 68 - 97 GVS
  • Possession: MTU 09:44 - 09:45 GVS

Lakers Answer With Passing Touchdown - 2Q 2:26

Michigan Tech 7 - 15 Grand Valley State

The Lakers answer the closing gap with another passing touchdown.

Kellen Reed lay ready for Andrew Schusters 23 yard pass straight into the end zone.

Mathew Bacik adds the extra point.

Touchdown Huskies - 2Q 3:23

Michigan Tech 7 - 8 Grand Valley State

Huskies offense responds.

Michigan Tech puts their first points on the board minutes before the first half concludes. Jake Rueff earns an 8 yard rushing touchdown, and Avery Kucharski adds the extra point.

Changing the historic momentum between the two teams is definitely within reach for Michigan Tech today.

Penalty Michigan Tech - 2Q 9:08

Michigan Tech 0 - 8 Grand Valley State

Refs call a penalty on Michigan Tech for Elliott Larner's intentional Grounding. Grand Valley State extends their lead by two points with the kick.

Second Quarter Still Scoreless - 2Q 9:13

Michigan Tech 0 - 6 Grand Valley State

Grand Valley State opened the second quarter by holding Michigan Tech on a long drive that stalled deep in Laker territory. 

Both defenses controlled the pace as consecutive drives from each side ended in punts, keeping field position near midfield. 

Neither team has been able to sustain momentum.

End of First Quarter: Score 0 - 6 GVSU Leads

First Quarter Stats

  • First Downs: MTU 5 - 4 GVS
  • Total Yards (Plays-Yards): MTU 18-73 - 8-78 GVS
  • Rushing Yards: MTU 24 - 35 GVS
  • Passing Yards: MTU 49 - 43 GVS
  • Yards/Play: MTU 4.06 - 9.75 GVS
  • Possession: MTU 09:55 - 05:05 GVS

Touchdown Lakers - 1Q 4:29

Michigan Tech 0 - 6 Grand Valley State

Grand Valley State puts the first points on the board.

Griffin Shinrock catches a pass off Andrew Schuster and runs seven yards to land in the end zone. Jay Cady misses the kick, but a strong start for the Lakers. 

GVSU Wins the Toss, It's Go Time - 1Q 15:00

Michigan Tech 0 - 0 Grand Valley State

Grand Valley State wins the toss. 

Jay Cady kicks off 64 yards for a 28 yard return by Nic Nora.

Michigan Tech starts their drive. 

MTU vs GVSU Football Last Match Stats

Stats from Michigan Tech and Grand Valley State's last matchup (Nov. 9, 2024)

  • Score: MTU 0 - 20
    • 1st: MTU 0 - 7 GVS
    • 2nd: MTU 0 - 7 GVS
    • 3rd: MTU 6 - 0 GVS
    • 4th: MTU 0 - 0 GVS
  • First Downs: MTU 6 - 27 GVS
  • Yards: MTU 100 - 477 GVS
  • Rushing: MTU 64 - 242 GVS
  • Passing: MTU 36 - 235 GVS
  • Poss. Time: MTU 19:09 - 40:51

MTU vs GVSU Football Watch Guide

Michigan Tech vs Grand Valley State Football Matchup History

  • Nov. 9, 2024: MTU 0 - 20 GVS
  • Oct. 28. 2023: MTU 13 - 44 GVS
  • Oct. 29, 2022: MTU 7 - 42 GVS
  • Oct. 30, 2021: MTU 9 - 14 GVS
  • Sept. 25, 2021: MTU 21 - 44 GVS

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Michigan Tech Football Schedule & Results 2025

  • Aug 28, 6 PM ET – vs No. 16 Bemidji State: W 37-17
  • Sep 4, 8 PM ET – at South Dakota Mines: W 45-9
  • Sep 13, 1 PM ET – at Hillsdale: W 34-21
  • Sep 20, 4 PM ET – vs Upper Iowa: L 14-21
  • Oct 4, 1 PM ET – at Wayne State: W 48-24
  • Oct 11, 2 PM ET – at Davenport: W 16-14
  • Oct 18, 12 PM ET – vs No. 1 Ferris State: L 10-38
  • Oct 25, 12 PM ET – at Northern Michigan: W 56-17
  • Nov 1, 12 PM ET – vs Roosevelt: W 56-31
  • Nov 8, 2 PM ET – at Grand Valley State
  • Nov 15, 12 PM ET – vs Saginaw Valley State

Grand Valley State Football Schedule & Results 2025

  • Aug 30, 1 PM ET – vs Lincoln (Pa.): W 45-9
  • Sep 6, 7 PM ET – vs Black Hills State (S.D.): W 48-36
  • Sep 13, 5 PM ET – at Pittsburg State: L 14-17
  • Oct 4, 4 PM ET – vs Davenport: W 37-14
  • Oct 11, 7 PM ET – at Northern Michigan: W 35-7
  • Oct 18, 2 PM ET – vs Saginaw Valley State: L 19-20
  • Oct 25, 1 PM ET – at Ferris State: L 31-38
  • Nov 1, 1 PM ET – at Wayne State: W 59-13
  • Nov 8, 2 PM ET – vs Michigan Tech
  • Nov 15, 1 PM ET – vs Roosevelt

How Did The GLIAC Football Teams Perform In Week 9?

  • Davenport def. Saginaw Valley State, 31-17
  • Michigan Tech def. Roosevelt, 56-31
  • Grand Valley State def. Wayne State, 59-13
  • Ferris State def. Northern Michigan, 70-35

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Michigan Tech Football Roster 2025

  • 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 – DB
  • 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
  • 13 – Cameron Cornett – RB
  • 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

Grand Valley State Football Roster 2025

  • 0 – Sean Byrd – WR
  • 0 – Torian Wyatt – LB
  • 1 – Jason Hardy – DB
  • 1 – Lynn Wyche-El – WR
  • 2 – Josh Anderson – DB
  • 2 – Andrew Schuster – QB
  • 3 – Jibriel Conde – DL
  • 3 – Donovan Johnson – WR
  • 4 – Deonte Pippen – DB
  • 4 – Kellen Russell-Dixon – RB
  • 5 – Jamari Buddin – DL
  • 5 – Derrick Woods – RB
  • 6 – Jordan Johnson – WR
  • 6 – Darius Whiteside – DB
  • 7 – Kellen Reed – WR
  • 7 – Derek Rood – DL
  • 8 – Tre Green – DB
  • 8 – Zak Olejniczak – QB
  • 9 – Evan Furtney – TE
  • 9 – Khamani Potts – DL
  • 10 – Harrison Unger – TE
  • 11 – Griffin Shinrock – WR
  • 12 – Brady Drogosh – QB
  • 13 – Elijah Baker – LB
  • 14 – Alex McLean – WR
  • 15 – Ethan Plumb – QB
  • 16 – CJ Jones – LB
  • 17 – Kenyon Owens – WR
  • 18 – Matthew Nickens – DB
  • 19 – Paschal Jolman – RB
  • 20 – Kenneth Jones – RB
  • 21 – Quinn Wills – DB
  • 22 – Troy Temple – DB
  • 23 – David Osagiede – DL
  • 24 – Trey Sharp – DB
  • 25 – Davon Pearson – DB
  • 26 – Syone Usma-Harper – RB
  • 27 – Chris Little – DB
  • 28 – Noah Oury – QB
  • 29 – Tony Roberts – DB
  • 30 – Amonte Cook – WR
  • 31 – Riley Simpson – LB
  • 32 – Benett Cardamone – DB
  • 33 – David Holloman – RB
  • 34 – Keegan Sell – LB
  • 35 – Trace Hrgich – P
  • 36 – Conor Smith – TE
  • 37 – Alijah Shabazz – DB
  • 38 – Mathew Bacik – K
  • 39 – Jay Cady – K
  • 40 – Brett Peterson – TE
  • 41 – ArJon Thompson – RB
  • 42 – Anthony Scott – LB
  • 43 – Sopuruchi Ojinnaka – DB
  • 44 – Luke Stanton – TE
  • 45 – Devon Pettus – LB
  • 46 – Brody Osborne – LB
  • 47 – Jimmy Downs – LB
  • 48 – Anthony Cardamone – LB
  • 49 – Drake Deshetsky – LB
  • 50 – Trey Szykowny – LS
  • 51 – Josh Sander – OL
  • 52 – James Kent – OL
  • 53 – Tommy Barnett – LB
  • 54 – Cross Dobbs – LB
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  • 58 – Ryer Snow – LB
  • 59 – Isaiah Veatch – LB
  • 60 – Mason Kirn – OL
  • 64 – Brett Weaver – OL
  • 65 – Matt Haan – OL
  • 66 – Tre Buckley – DL
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  • 68 – Cameron Bagent – OL
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  • 71 – Jack Stuart – OL
  • 72 – Kyler Brunan – OL
  • 74 – Lucas Tic – OL
  • 75 – Joshua Martin – OL
  • 76 – Mike Adams – OL
  • 77 – Andy Hartman – OL
  • 81 – Keenan Speer-Johnson – WR
  • 82 – Jake Vermaas – WR
  • 83 – Bwana Miller – WR
  • 84 – Evan Sundermann – P
  • 85 – Eli Graves – WR
  • 86 – Colton Bila – LS
  • 87 – Collin Buchanan – TE
  • 88 – DeAndre Hill – TE
  • 89 – Abram Larner – WR
  • 91 – Ryder Gravenhof – DL
  • 92 – Chandler Allen – DL
  • 93 – Ronald Jackson – DL
  • 94 – Josh Williams – DL
  • 95 – Zalyn Martin – DL
  • 96 – Landon VanBeek – DL
  • 97 – Camren Vansolkema – DL
  • 99 – Tyus Jackson – DL

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