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KANSAS CITY, MO- The Marygrove College athletic department was recently named one of 231 NAIA Champions of Character institutions. The honor comes one year after the Mustangs were accepted as full members of the NAIA. The mission of Champions of Character is to restore character values and raise a generation of students who understand and demonstrate in everyday decisions integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship and servant leadership. The NAIA and member…

STAY CONNECTED: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTubeBE THE FIRST TO KNOW: Text & Email AlertsDOWNLOAD OUR APPS: iOS (iPhone/iPad) | Android DETROIT — Marygrove College sports information continued its growth Wednesday (May 6) with the addition of Warren De La Salle student broadcaster, Brendan Johnson. The soon-to-be De La Salle graduate will join Jeremy Otto, a fellow Catholic League broadcaster and current Marygrove sophomore, as a member of the Mustangs sports information team for the upcoming 2015-16 academic year….

DETROIT, Mich.-Today’s basketball doubleheader will offer live audio and stats. Live audio can be found by following each of the following links: Men’s basketball v. Concordia 2pm / Women’s basketball v. Wright State-Lakes 4pm. Fore live stats: Men’s Basketball 2pm / Women’s Basketball 4pm.

STAY CONNECTED: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | Recruit Interest FormGET THE LATEST NEWS & SCORES SENT STRAIGHT TO YOU: Text & Email AlertsDOWNLOAD OUR FREE MOBILE APPS: Apple (iPhone/iPad) | Android DETROIT – Jeremy Otto, the Voice of Marygrove Athletics and sports information student assistant, was named the winner of the 2014 Stretch Internet Call of the Year Contest Monday (June 30) by the Arizona-based web streaming company. Otto’s game-winning call covering Marygrove volleyball’s first WHAC win earned him Stretch Internet’s…

DETROIT – Marygrove College men’s soccer student-athlete Ysen Dalipi (Dearborn Heights, Mich.) couldn’t wait to get to Washington D.C. after being selected in February to represent the College at June’s American Red Cross/National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Collegiate Leadership Program. After arriving in our nation’s capital earlier this week, “Tico” Dalipi showcased the leadership skills that landed him in D.C. when he volunteered to blog first out of the…