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1969
Paavo Nurmi Athletic Center opened
1980 Men's Basketball has undefeated regular
season
1996 Suomi College becomes a four-year university
1999 Men's and Women's
Basketball returns after a 14year absence
2000 Suomi College becomes Finlandia
University
2000 Firstever seasons for Men's Hockey, Women's Volleyball, and
Men'sand
Women's Cross Country
2001 Men's Basketball captures NSCAA Championship
2002
Finlandia granted provisional NCAA Division III membership
2002 New Lions logo
adopted
2003 New athletic programs approved: Men's and Women's Soccer,Nordic
Skiing, Women's Softball and Basketball
2004 Women's Basketball wins USCAA
National Basketball Championship
2004 Women's Hockey begins inaugural season
and is accepted into the NCHA
2004 Men's Hockey accepted into the MCHA
2005
Women's Basketball wins AD3I Northeast II Regional Championship
2005 A 6,000-square-foot
addition to the Houghton County Ice Arena includeslocker
rooms and training facilities for Men's and Women's Hockey
2006 Finlandia
Athletics granted full membership in NCAA DIII
2007 Men's Hockey wins MCHA
Championship and Harris Cup
2008 Men's Basketball guard Tyler Gordon finishes
season with a record 99 stealsin
25 games, the highest season average in all divisions of the NCAA
2009 Men's
Soccer granted affiliate WIAC membership
2009 Men's Basketball guard Tyler
Gordon named AD3I Player of the Year
2011 AD3I names Softball pitcher/catcher
Brittany Garland Player of theYear,
freshman outfielder India Slayback Rookie of the Year, and Softball coach Shawn
Hendrickson Coach of the Year; Baseball second baseman Gerard Taylor named AD3I
Rookie of the Year
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