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Gobles shows Lady Clippers ‘Who’s the boss’ in hoops
"They say that all good things must end, someday. Autumn leaves must fall." — Chad & Jeremy, 1964, "Summer Song." The good things of winning streaks ended for the Martin…
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Clippers bounce back from 1st loss to defeat Gobles
Martin boys' varsity basketball coach Brad Moelker had to wonder how his guys would respond to the sting of their first loss of the season last week. They passed the…
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Viking boys, girls sweep Potters House on the lanes
Both the Hopkins varsity boys' and girls' bowling teams competed at Brewhouse Lanes in Dorr against Potters House. Both Viking teams started by winning their Baker games. Boys eventually won…
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Wildcats defeat East GR in O-K Gold hoops, 49-42
The Wayland boys' varsity basketball team lifted its overall season record to 8-2 and record in the O-K Gold Conference to 3-0 with a 49-42 victory Wednesday night at East…
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Martin, Gobles await girls’ hoops battle of unbeatens
Martin High School. Friday. Six bells, Be there. Aloha. A showdown between two girls' high school basketball unbeatens will be on the menu. The perennially powerful Gobles team sporting an…
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Dillon Smith rolls 2 stellar games, but Wildcats lose
Dillon Smith Wednesday afternoon rolled games of 259 and 257, taking both of his points, but the Wayland boys' varsity squad dropped a 22-8 verdict to O-K Gold Conference opponent…
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Vikings, Lady Vikings beat Lee by identical 27-3 scores
Both the Hopkins boys' and girls' bowling teams Monday afternoon defeated Wyoming Lee by identical 27-3 scores at Park Center Lanes. The boys started fast by winning both Baker games,…
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Lady Wildcats’ gutsy, heroic bowling pulls out victory
The Wayland boys' varsity bowling team fell quickly behind South Christian Monday afternoon and eventually fell to the Sailors, 21-9. However, the Wayland girls pulled out an 18-12 decision. For…
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Presley Hudson now 2nd best scorer in CMU history
Former Wayland High School basketball standout Presley Hudson this weekend became Central Michigan University's all-time second leading scorer when she scored 24 points in CMU's victory over Akron. Hudson, daughter…
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Wildcat boys make qualifying round in Lowell tourney
The Wayland boys' varsity bowling team made the qualifying brackets Saturday in the 16-team Lowell Invitational at Ionia Lanes. Coach Sherry Miklusicak noted Ionia Lanes was where both the boys'…