Charlie Miller’s Northern Michigan Wildcats fall to Walsh Cavaliers in NCAA Division II tournament

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Mar 16, 2026
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On Sunday, March 15, Charlie Miller, a former Lumberton High School standout, saw his current team, the Northern Michigan Wildcats, take an 86-68 loss to the Walsh Cavaliers during the NCAA Division II Basketball Tournament.

Alumni Arena hosted the 7:30 p.m. matchup, marking the Wildcats’ first tournament game against the Walsh Cavaliers.

Charlie Miller
Charlie Miller — Guard — Junior — 6′0″ — Hometown: Lumberton

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