Corrina Courser, ace junior hurdler on the Wayland High School girls track team, qualified for the Michigan Indoor Track Series State Finals this weekend in the 60-meter hurdles. Courser, who also runs cross country for the Lady Wildcats in the fall to keep herself in shape, finished seventh in the event at Bowen Fieldhouse on the […]
Hopkins boys’ varsity bowling team members Jonathan Ryan (left) and Brenden Gossman have qualified, along with their regional champion varsity boys’ bowling team for the state championships next weekend in Muskegon. The two Viking lads tied for third place Saturday in the Division 3 regional individual competition at M-66 Bowl in Battle Creek. Both the
Wayland High School senior Amber Beggs Saturday qualified for next weekend’s state bowling championship. “Things weren’t looking very good, as her first game was a 129,” said coach Sherry Miklusicak. “Amber re-injured her back again as she misjudged the step on the approach. Her next game was only 19 pins better.” Freshman Bella Harnish, was
The Hopkins girls’ basketball team closed out its O-K Silver Conference season Friday with an 8-2 record with a 55-39 victory at Belding. The Lady Vikings were surprised by Belding in the early going, as the two teams were tied 22-all with just a minute and a half left before intermission. However, they went on
EDITOR’S NOTE: The author of the previous story about Wayland basketball Tuesday erroneously indicated Wayland had lost earlier in the season to Grand Rapids Christian. That loss did not occur until Friday evening. Townbroadcast regrets the error. The Wayland boys’ varsity basketball team Friday lost a tough 57-53 decision at Grand Rapids Christian. The Wildcats
The Wayland girls’ basketball team lost a very competitive defensive game at Grand Rapids Christian Friday evening, 36-34. The Lady Wildcats pretty much stayed even with their hosts, being deadlocked 9-9 at the end of the first quarter and trailing only 18-14 and 26-23 at the end of the second and third periods. Though the
The Martin boys’ varsity basketball team completed its regular season with a 16-3 overall record, taking a 55-33 decision at Gobles Friday evening. The Clippers, who will begin Class D District tournament play next week, grabbed leads of 9-5, 28-12 and 52-22 at the period stops, cruising in the fourth quarter. Cayden Curry led the
Gobles by far is in a class by itself in Class C and Class D girls’ basketball this season. The Tigers hiked their overall season record to 19-0 Friday night by pinning a 45-26 loss on a pretty good Martin outfit, which has lost only three times this season, but twice to Gobles. The Tigers
Both the Hopkins boys’ and girls’ varsity bowling teams qualified for the state tournament next Friday at Northway Lanes in Muskegon. The girls placed third at the regionals Friday at M-66 Lanes In Battle Creek. The Viking boys earned the regional championship for the second year in a row and were awarded with the trophy.
The Hopkins boys’ varsity basketball team edged NorthPointe Christian in a 63-62 overtime thriller Thursday night and came back Friday to beat Belding 62-40 on the road. The wins propelled the Vikings to a 15-4 overall record for the season and they finished in second place in the O-K Silver Conference with a a 10-2
