The Thursday Player Feature: Look Inside To See Which Player's Are Being Featured This Week!

 Good Evening and Happy Thursday December 4th, 2025 North Dakota Fans, As the sun begins to set on this beautiful Thursday evening, I hope this message finds you in high spirits. May this moment be filled with an abundance of joy, success, and delightful experiences that will etch themselves into your memory. Let the warmth of positivity embrace you, creating a truly remarkable and unforgettable evening that sparkles with happiness, achievement, and wonderful moments of pure bliss. Today's edition of the Thursday Feature will include Will Zellers from UND Hockey, Grace Miller from UND Soccer, and Brooklyn House from UND Softball.

Will Zellers is a promising freshman forward on the University of North Dakota Hockey Team, wearing jersey number 9. Hailing from Maple Grove, Minnesota, Zellers brings talent and determination to the ice. Currently pursuing a degree in Communication, he has already made a significant impact during his first season. Demonstrating remarkable consistency, Zellers has participated in all 14 games of the season, showcasing his reliability and commitment to the team. His offensive prowess is evident in his impressive statistics, having scored 5 goals so far, highlighting his potential as a key player for the UND Hockey Team. With his strong start and dedication, Zellers appears to be a rising star in collegiate hockey.

Grace Miller emerges as a distinguished goalkeeper for the Fighting Hawks Soccer team, bringing exceptional talent and dedication to the collegiate athletic arena. Originally from San Diego, California, Miller has established herself as a formidable presence on the soccer field, participating in an impressive 34 games throughout her collegiate career. Her academic journey in Human Resource Management runs parallel to her athletic prowess, highlighting her commitment to comprehensive personal development. Miller's defensive capabilities are particularly noteworthy, with a career Goals Against Average of 1.29 and an outstanding Career Save Percentage of .804 that underscores her technical skill and strategic positioning. During her most recent season, Miller further enhanced her reputation by maintaining an exceptional .806 save percentage, solidifying her status as an indispensable member of the Fighting Hawks Soccer program. Her ability to consistently perform at a high level demonstrates not only her individual talent but also her significant contribution to the team's overall success, making her a standout athlete in collegiate soccer.

Brooklyn House, a junior infielder for the UND Softball Team, wears jersey number 6 and hails from Highland, California. Pursuing a degree in Marketing, Brooklyn has established herself as a dedicated player on the team. Throughout her collegiate softball career, she has participated in 37 games, demonstrating her consistency and commitment to the sport. Her athletic achievements include scoring 2 runs and accumulating 14 hits, showcasing her skills and contribution to the UND Softball Team's performance.

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                   Shayla Miller