Western Michigan Broncos

The Western Michigan Broncos return to their home ice this weekend for their final non-conference action on their schedule.

The second half of the Western Michigan Broncos season on the ice kicked off with a non-conference home-and-home against the 15th-ranked Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

With a big football victory and a split with Michigan in hockey, Bronco sports fans had enough to cheer about this weekend.

Early-season accolades are always a welcome sight for teams that are expected to do well before the season actually starts. It is starting to become a trend in Kalamazoo.

Rivalries in college football are a known commodity. Other than the two big schools in Michigan, Saturday's game between the Western Michigan Broncos and Central Michigan Chippewas ranks up there with best rivalries in the Great Lakes State.

The Western Michigan Broncos, coming off a 21-15-1 season in 2018-2019, return to the ice in October with several regional rivals on the docket.

"To be the best, you have to beat the best." There's a lot of truth in that, and the Western Michigan Bronco hockey team will be living that cliche this upcoming season.

As the calendar turns to June, the anticipation for the upcoming college football season increase with the announcement of game times for the Western Michigan Broncos.

The Western Michigan Broncos stepped up in an elimination game against the Colorado College Tigers to force the third and final game of their National Collegiate Hockey Conference First Round series tonight.

The postseason push officially begins this weekend for the Western Michigan Broncos on the ice, as they host the Colorado College Tigers in a best-of-three National Collegiate Hockey Conference Quarterfinal series.