Beaver Athletics
The 27th annual Galen Nagle Memorial Golf Tournament returns to Bemidji on July 12, and registration is now open.
Read more »Bemidji State will officially welcome seven individuals into its Athletic Hall of Fame with a class that features five former student-athletes, including the first-ever Legacy Inductee, an alumni coach and an honorary supporter.
Read more »All Beaver Athletic supporters are invited to participate, as all proceeds support scholarships for BSU student-athletes through the Beaver Pride Fund and an endowment created in the name of the late Gordy Skaar.
Read more »Dhel Duncan-Busby, a former standout wide receiver at Bemidji State, became the first-ever Beaver selected in CFL Draft when he was selected 23rd overall by the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Read more »The Beavers clinched the program’s second-ever MacNaughton Cup and 23rd conference title all-time, this being their first as Central Collegiate Hockey Association regular season champions.
Read more »We’re calling all alumni, students, friends and Beavers to campus for this fall’s big bash. We have plenty in store this year – plus much more still in development.
Read more »Lundquist, who officially begins her duties Monday, Jan. 22, will lead College Hockey Inc.’s efforts to raise the profile and expand the exposure of women’s college hockey.
Read more »The Bemidji State University Alumni & Foundation has announced the launch of the 3-Year/$150K Giving Challenge for BSU Athletics. This is an ambitious drive with a singular goal in mind: to support our student-athletes and enhance their experience on and off the field.
Read more »The Bemidji State women’s soccer team captured its second consecutive conference tournament championship Sunday afternoon after shutting out University of Mary 2-0 in St. Cloud.
Read more »Rich Siegert is familiar with rounding the bases of the softball field, as he was an active member in intramural sports during his time at Bemidji State University. Now the same site is home to the BSU softball team, but Siegert’s footprint still shows up in the dirt.
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