
Nate Brown
Sports Reporter at WWMT-TV (Kalamazoo, MI)
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1 week ago |
wwmt.com | Nate Brown
Font familyFont colorCharacter edgeCharacter edge colorBackground colorWindow colorTOPICS:Western MichiganNational championsDance teamD1 jazz competitionOrlando FloridaTeam effortChampionship title2007You can't spell "Western Michigan" without "win", and you can't spell "Western" without "we".
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1 week ago |
midmichigannow.com | Nate Brown
There's no doubt about it: Broncos fans will remember this 2024-2025 national championship hockey team, and it's easy to see why. It won't be just the fans who remember it, either, as the impact of what Western Michigan accomplished on a national scale will be felt for years to come. While it will be felt for years to come, the feeling of winning still hasn't sunk in for some. "It's a whirlwind. It still doesn't feel real," said Broncos senior forward Matteo Costantini.
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1 week ago |
wwmt.com | Nate Brown
Font familyFont colorCharacter edgeCharacter edge colorBackground colorWindow colorTOPICS:BroncosWestern MichiganNational championshipHockey teamFansPat FerschweilerSuccessKalamazooThere's no doubt about it: Broncos fans will remember this 2024-2025 national championship hockey team, and it's easy to see why. It won't be just the fans who remember it, either, as the impact of what Western Michigan accomplished on a national scale will be felt for years to come.
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3 weeks ago |
wwmt.com | Nate Brown
TOPICS:Western MichiganFrozen FourBroncosHockeyFargo Regional FinalMassachusettsTim WasheHampton SlukynskyFor the first time in program history, Western Michigan is headed to hockey's greatest event: the Frozen Four. The Broncos defeated the Minutemen of Massachusetts, 2-1, Saturday night to win the Fargo Regional Final and punch their ticket to St. Louis. They'll play the winner of Sunday's Boston College-Denver matchup.
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3 weeks ago |
wwmt.com | Nate Brown
TOPICS:BroncosKalamazooRedHawksDoubleheaderWestern MichiganMiami of OhioEbert FieldMAC TourneyAfter arguably the lengthiest road trip to open a season (28 games), Western Michigan returned to the cozy confines of Ebert Field for its first home series of the season. The cozy feeling didn't last long, as Miami of Ohio took both games of Friday's doubleheader, winning each by identical scores of 5-4.
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Can’t tell what was worse: that final possession or that awful CBS video quality all game… #NCAAChampionship

I’m no mathematician, but the Tigers are on pace to finish 81-0 at Comerica. 7-4 over the White Sox. #MLB

44,735 in the house. They're getting a good show so far. #Tigers