Joe Boozell | NCAA.com | February 25, 2016 Western Michigan wears ‘Kalamazoo Strong’ shirts Share Six people were killed in a shooting spree on Saturday night in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and Western Michigan’s men’s and women’s basketball teams are showing their support for the victims by wearing 'Kalamazoo Strong' shirts. Tonight is for our city. #KalamazooStrong pic.twitter.com/FDC4XxLBi0 — WMU Women's BBall (@WMU_WBB) February 24, 2016 The Western Michigan women’s basketball team is wearing these warm-up shirts—4 days after the Kalamazoo shootings. pic.twitter.com/vcyGZsrH5f — Mike Monaco (@MikeMonaco_) February 24, 2016 Western Michigan players wear "Kalamazoo Strong" t-shirts before they take on Eastern Michigan tonight. pic.twitter.com/tY9X7ArNSQ — Andrew Mascharka (@MascharkaPhoto) February 24, 2016 It’s hard to glean any positives from a situation like this, but it was a kind gesture from Western Michigan nonetheless. Men’s head coach Steve Hawkins said it was important for his team to show immediate support for the people of Kalamazoo, and it’s difficult to disagree with him on that front. WATCH: Western Michigan turns a triple play in 18-7 win The Western Michigan Broncos turned a triple play in the first inning of an 18-7 blowout victory over Michigan State on Wednesday. READ MORE College hockey: No. 13 Western Michigan men's hockey sweeps No. 2 St. Cloud State No. 13 Western Michigan men's hockey completes the sweep of No. 2 St. Cloud State at home with a 4-0 shutout. READ MORE Men's college hockey: Western Michigan's Frank scores 4 goals, beats St. Cloud State Ethen Frank became the first Western Michigan Hockey player to score four goals in a game since 2006 as the 13th-ranked Broncos downed No. 2 St. Cloud State, 6-2, at Lawson Ice Arena on Friday. READ MORE