Fall Sports Preview 2019

2019
SPORTS
Fall PREVIEW
CADILLAC VIKINGS
Football
CADILLAC FOOTBALL LAKEWOOD 7:00
08/29 LAKE FENTON 7:00 10/04 Gaylord 7:00
09/06 BAY CITY 10/11 TRAVERSE CITY
JOHN GLENN 7:00 WEST 7:00
09/13 PETOSKEY 7:00 10/18 Ionia 7:00
09/20 Alpena 7:00 10/26 Traverse City Central 1:00
09/27 LAKE ODESSA HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED
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The 2019 Cadillac football team. Front — Ben
Meyer, Dillon Boorsma, Carter Harsh, Luke Enyart,
record — 1-8 Keegan Buckmaster, Nick Hale and Tim Richards.
returnees — Tipp Baker QB/LB; Alec Barczewski TE/DB; Isaac Heyd RB/LB; Julian LaMonde RB/DB;
Second — Libbey Lloyd, David Johns, Brenden
Logan Wilde WR/DB; Ryan Wood OL/DL; Blake Swiger OL/DL; Dan Gray RB/DB; Noah Cochrane RB/
Green, Mike Miller, Alec Barczewski, Tipp Baker,
LB; and Collin Johnston RB/LB
Isaac Heyd, Logan Wilde and Julian LaMonde.
newcomers — Ryan Warner OL/DL; Bryce Bengelink OL/DL; and Carter Harsh RB/DB
strengths — We are returning a lot of players in the offensive and defensive backfields and we Third — Collin Johnston, Blake Swiger, Jakin
have strong senior leadership. Metzger, Alan Huang, Dan Gray, Colin Hess, Noah
working on — We have some young players at key O/D-Line positions that will need to step up. Cochrane, Kyle Fauble, Clayton McKinley, Aden
style — Flexbone triple option and a multiple defense Gurden, Sam Mallory and Jeramiah Shattuck.
conference — TC West, TC Central, Petoskey, Cadillac, Gaylord and Alpena Back — Ryan Wood, Bryce Bengelink, Andrew
goals — Be better today than we were yesterday Johns, Trenton Dennis, Travis Hundt, Carson Raasio,
goals — nine seniors 11 juniors and 18 sophomores Jay Gulish and Ryan Warner.
Golf
CADILLAC GIRLS GOLF 09/09 Traverse City West 10 AM
08/19 Traverse City 09/13 Alpena 9 AM
Central Invite TBA 09/16 Grayling 4:00
08/20 Traverse City 09/23 Cheboygan TBA
Central Invite TBA 10/01 Manistee 4:00
08/23 Big Rapids Invite 9 AM 10/07 BNC Finals @
08/26 Grayling TBA Traverse City 10 AM
08/28 Manistee 2:00 10/07-12 Regionals TBA
09/06 Petoskey 10 AM HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED

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coach - brandon bailey petitive as a team by the end of the year. It is a process.
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The 2019 Cadillac girls’ golf team. Front — Nicole Hosner,
style — A team that is excited to have a girls’ team
Olivia Meyer, Abigail Shuster, Madilyn Drabik, Lydia
newcomers — Everyone. It’s a new sport at Cadil- and will improve with every match.
Schamanek and Chesni Birgy. Back — Coach Brandon
lac this year. conference — To be competitive by the end of
strengths — We have some players who played year. Traverse City West is a very strong team in the Big
Bailey, Carmen Dahlstrom, Alix Matzke, Annabelle Smith,
on the boys team last spring. That is a strength as they North.
Emma McTaggart, Ella Darrow, Amber Awwad, Molly
have tournament experience. We are a new team goals — We are excited to have a team and or ex- Anderson, Baily Little and Assistant Coach Dan Alto.
with lots of excitement and are eager to compete. pectations are to get better and better each time we Missing — Alyvia Peedle
working on — Getting better every practice and tee it up.
match. We have very little tournament experience so big matches — They are all big for us as we build a
we hope to improve every day and want to be com- solid foundation of tournament experience.
Swim
coaches —
mitch may and mary crisenberry
newcomers — With this being a new sport for Cadillac, every-
one is a new and essential in developing a strong team.
strengths — We have a motivated and hard-working group of
swimmers. Many of our swimmers swim competitively during other
parts of the year or in the past. We have variety and willingness in
our team.
working on — Developing a dynamic, positive and talented
team. Building a team where everyone can challenge themselves
to achieve their best, while building camaraderie and having fun.
style — Swim meets consist of both individual and relay events.
The events are various distances and swim strokes (freestyle, back-
stroke, breaststroke, butterfly). The effort on an individual and team
CADILLAC GIRLS SWIM 10/24 TC/Gaylord
level and variety of what a team accomplishes at a swim meet is marc vieau | cadillac news 08/24 Ludington Relays 9 AM @ Gaylord 6:00
amazing to see. The 2019 Cadillac girls’ swim 09/10 Fremont 6:00 10/31 Ludington 6:00
goals — With this being the first year, building a strong foundation team. Karly Castle, Karis 09/12 Manistee 6:00 11/08 Coastal Conference Noon
10/08 Ludington 6:00 11/09 Coastal Conference Noon
and team dynamic. Continuing to make gains and compete well Bachman, Jessica Wetherell, 10/10 MANISTEE 6:00 11/12 Second Shave
as a team. Kenna Booher, Marisa Wilde, Olivia 10/17 FREMONT 6:00 @ Zeeland 5:00
big meets — September 10 at Fremont is the first currently sched- Kapuscinski, Hannah Mortensen 10/19 Up North Invite 11/14 Regionals @ EGR 5:00
uled meet. Two meets will be hosted locally at the Cadillac Area @ Traverse City 10 AM HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED
and Madison Penney. Missing —
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CADILLAC VIKINGS
Tennis
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The 2019 Cadillac boys’ tennis team. Front — Logan Collins,
Gavin Smith, Christopher Anderson, Coach Tim Elenbaas,
Kameron Hearld, Manager Brady Koenig and Austin Kailing.
Back — Assistant Coach Dale Rosser, Jack Schmittdiel, Jakob
Bartman, Henry Schmittdiel, Davin Brown, Cole Crisman,
Assistant Coach Brandon Ralston and Assistant Coach Matt
Scheanwald. Missing: Fisher Moore and Nathan Moore.
CADILLAC BOYS TENNIS 09/18 Traverse City West 4:00

08/16 CADILLAC INVITE 9 AM 09/19 TRAVERSE CITY
08/20 Fremont 10 AM CENTRAL 4:00
08/22 Alma 12 NOON 09/24 Petoskey 4:00
08/29 Glen Lake 2:00 09/25 Big Rapids 4:00
09/04
09/05
Ithaca
BIG RAPIDS
4:00
4:00
10/01
10/03
Ludington
BNC Finals @
4:00 coach - tim elenbaas up and working on the game’s fundamentals every day.
The biggest thing is our service game...it’s the most impor-
09/07 Ludington Quad 9 AM Traverse City West 4:00 tant stroke in tennis.
09/10 HARBOR SPRINGS 4:00 10/10-12 Regionals TBA record — 0-9-4 style — We’re young and we’re going to have some
09/12 ALPENA 4:00 HOME GAMES returnees — Seniors Jack Schmittdiel, Cole Crisman and growing pains but this team will be much improved over last
09/17 FREMONT 4:00 ARE CAPITALIZED Austin Kailing. Junior Nathan Moore; and sophomores Cam
year.
Herald and Fisher Moore.
conference — Petoskey and Traverse City Central are
Your SportS EntErtainmEnt newcomers — Freshmen Davin Brown, Henry Schmittdi- the favorite to win the Big North Conference title. Traverse
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231-775-7752 strengths — I think we really have good balance be- goals — We want to have a winning record this season,
tween our singles and doubles. These kids want to work hard
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and want to get better.
pionships and then be able to win some matches at our
working on — Solidifying our lineup as the season picks always-loaded Division 3 regional at East Grand Rapids.
Volleyball
coach - michelle brines
record — 33-18-1
accomplishments — Co-Big North champions, District
Champions and Lost in the Regional Finals
returnees — Macy Brown Outside Hitter Junior; Maggie Neiss
Middle Hitter Senior; Chloe Comstock Outside Hitter/Senior; Renee
Brines Setter/Sophomore; Makenna Bryant Libero/Senior; Brooke
Lorenz DS/Senior; Staci Beydoun MH/Senior; and Marne Fox DS/
Senior
newcomers — Joslyn Seeley Freshman/OPP/MH; Molly McK-
eever Junior/OPP; Angela Moe Junior/DS; and Mady Smith Sopho-
more/OH/MH
newcomers — Serving is a strength. This team has a lot of solid
servers with ace potential. Team chemistry is another strength with
lots of positive energy and selflessness. This team is driven to have a
successful year. Offense is another strength with multiple returners CADILLAC VOLLEYBALL 09/24 TRAVERSE CITY
08/24 Portage CENTRAL 5:30
with a lot of experience in the front row and we have great senior Central Invite 8:30 AM 09/26 Traverse City West 5:30 marc vieau | Cadillac News
leadership 08/29 CADILLAC 10/02 GAYLORD 5:30
INVITE #1 8:30 AM 10/09 Petoskey 5:30 The 2019 Cadillac volleyball
working on — The team continues to work on serve receive 09/04 Gaylord 5:30 10/12 Mt. Morris Invite 9 AM team. Front — Brooke Lorenz,
and tightening up the defense. 09/07 Grand Haven 10/16 ALPENA 5:30 Makenna Bryant, Chloe
conference — The Big North will be as tough as usual. Traverse Invite 8:30 AM 10/23 Traverse City Central 5:30
09/11 PETOSKEY 5:30 10/26 North Branch Comstock, Maggie Neiss, Staci
City Central returns a strong team with a lot of solid returners. Peto- 09/14 BC Lakeview Invite 8:30 AM Beydoun and Marne Fox. Back
skey and Traverse City West will be solid as well as Alpena all return- Invite 8:30 AM 10/30 TRAVERSE CITY
09/18 Alpena 4:30 WEST 5:30 — Angela Mo, Mollly McKeever,
ing their core players. Gaylord continues to improve as well. We 09/21 CADILLAC 11/02 Central Montcalm Macy Brown, Joslyn Seeley,
should be right in the mix for the championship. INVITE #2 8:30 AM Invite 9 AM
HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED Madi Smith and Renee Brines.
goals— Big North Conference champions, district champions,
regional champions and making it to Battle Creek. Winning tourna- Your SportS EntErtainmEnt
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soccer
CADILLAC BOYS SOCCER 09/21 LELAND 11 AM
08/19 Big Rapids 4:30 09/24 TRAVERSE CITY
08/26 LUDINGTON 5:00 WEST 5:00
08/29 Leland 5:00 09/26 PETOSKEY 5:00
09/05 Traverse City West 5:00 10/01 ALPENA 5:00
09/07 Elk Rapids Invite TBA 10/03 Traverse City
09/10 Petoskey 5:00 Central 5:00
09/12 Alpena 5:00 10/07 GAYLORD 5:00
09/17 TRAVERSE CITY 10/09 Ludington 5:00
CENTRAL 5:00 10/04 Districts TBA
09/19 Gaylord 5:00 HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED

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coach - ian wolf working on — We’re looking forward to improving
The 2019 Cadillac boys soccer team. Front
our understanding of our new system of play and continu-
— Brendan McRoberts, Nelson Rider, Michael
ing to be clinical in the attacking third this season.
record — 15-4-5 style — Defensively, we will look to stifle our opponent’s Mollohan, Lucas Kendall, Daren VanNortrick,
accomplishments — BNC Runners Up and District attack by singling players out and winning the ball back Bryan Farley, Ben Kohler, Brady McLaurin and
Runners Up. Alex Netzley set the school record for the most
quickly. Going forward, we hope to build the attack until Randy Sanders. Assistant coach Mike McLaurin,
goals scored in a single season (15); Hayden Watkins set
our movement can open up gaps in our opponent’s lines. Quinn Notarian, Caden Windover, Nicolas
the school record for the most assists in a single season (14) Horstman, Ian Lilly, Jacob Baughan, Sawyer
conference — The great thing about soccer is that
returnees — Randy Sanders, Ian Lilly, Quinn Notarian, anyone can win it. Therefore, I never want to make predic- McClure, Garrett Losinski and coach Ian Wolf.
Garrett Losinski and Mike Mollohan Missing is Roberto Rojas.
tions as to who will end up where. Looking too far ahead is
newcomers — Lucas Kendall, Jacob Baughan, Saw- a distraction to what’s directly in front of you. Our team will
yer McClure, Daren VanNortrick, Ben Kohler, Roberto Ro-
always look to focus on our next match.
jas, Nic Horstman, Nelson Rider, Brady McLaurin, Brendan
goals — Of course, we always expect and desire to
McRoberts, Bryan Farley and Caden Windover
perform well in the league and in the district tournament.
strengths — We have fantastic leaders in this team. However, we’ve always defined success by the improve-
They will drive us to outwork our opponents and continu-
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ments that our players make in their off-the-field qualities
ally improve. Overall, the players have great technical and
while in our program. We’re in the business of developing
tactical ability, and they work hard in the classroom as well.
good young men first and foremost.
I’m looking forward to working with the team this season.
experience — six seniors, 10 juniors and one sophomore
BEST OF LUCK ON A GREAT SEASON

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CADILLAC VIKINGS
Cross
country
CADILLAC CROSS COUNTRY Invite 9:40 AM
08/24 Muskegon Catholic 10/05 Portage Invite 12:30
Central Invite 8:45 AM 10/11 Mustang Invite
08/29 Benzie Central Invite 6:00 Montabella 4:00
09/04 John Bruder Classic Invite 10/15 BNC Finals
Shepherd 5:40 @ Gaylord CC 4:00
09/11 CADILLAC INVITE 10/19 N. MI Invite @ Michaywe
@ MTMS 4:00 Pine GC 11:30 AM
09/13 MSU Invite 12:10 10/26 Regionals
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09/21 Oakridge Invite 9:40 HOME GAMES
09/28 Shepherd Bluejay ARE CAPITALIZED The 2019 Cadillac cross country team. Front — Emily Ross, Kate Brandsma, Katie Graham, Ellie Cool, Susie
Huckle, Katie Runstrom, Gabrielle Metzger, Heather Eller, Chloie Musta, Gwen Phillips, Kendall Schopieray,
Ellah Santangelo, Mckenna Johnson and Makayla Wing. Second — Noah Helsel, Abraham Apfel, Justin
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Keegan Larkins, Lucas Meyjes. Back — Assistant Coach Trevor Theibaut, Assistant Coach Eric Clark, Jared
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Guernsey, Oakley Mickelson and Justene Nehmer.
coach - tim o’Malley Larkins and Lucas Meyjes. Newcomers for the girls are Elenor Cool, Traverse City Central, TC West and Alpena — always present a
accomplishments — Both boys and girls teams both fin- Katie Graham, MacKenna Johnson, Katie Runstron and Makayla challenge for the three Division 2 teams —Cadillac, Gaylord and
ished fourth in the Big North Conference. The boys finished eighth Wing. Petoskey. Alpena won the boys title last year, and it was TC Cen-
in the regional meet, while the girls finished third and advanced to strengths — The boys team has four of the seven varsity run- tral for the girls. The Big North is having just one league meet to
the State Finals meet where they finished 14th overall in Division 2. ners returning from last year’s squad, and will be led by five seniors. determine the champion this year instead of the usual three so
Freshman Kendall Schopieray earned All-State honors finishing 4th Runners from last year’s junior varsity team have made a big jump anything can happen. Cadillac’s boys are looking to improve on
overall in the finals. Graduate Zak Elmore earned All-Conference this summer, improving their race pace and endurance They are last year’s fourth-place finish and win the conference meet. The
and returnees Susie Huckle and Kendall Schopieray earned All- competing to fill out the varsity line-up. We also have first year run- girls have high expectations and believe they will win the confer-
Conference. Elmore and Jared Denike were selected to the Ca- ners coming out with the potential to make the varsity squad. The ence. Petoskey also returns all of its runners from last year’s team
dillac News Boys All-Area team. Schopieray, Susie Huckle, Gabri- girls team lost only one teammate to graduation. The strength of and are ranked second in the State in Division 2 coming into the
elle Metzger and Chloie Musta were selected to the Girls All-Area the girls’ team will be its depth and experience. The girls return season. We match up well with them, and it will come down to our
team eight runners who all have regional and state final racing experi- 4th and 5th runners finishing ahead of their 4th and 5th.
returnees — Coming back for another year on the boy’s side ence. We also believe a couple of the newcomers will be com- goals — Both teams’ goals are to win the two largest invitation-
are Abraham Apfel, Logan Boolman, Jared Denike, Justin Denike, peting for varsity positions as the season progresses. als we compete at —MSU and Portage. Win the Big North Confer-
Noah Hesel, Troy Miller, Tucker Moffet-Bachman, Brayden Ober- working on — We are looking to improve our late-season ence title. And win the regional meet, or if we do not win regionals
haus, Gavin Phillips, Edward Richards, Garrett Smith and William performance this year. We are adjusting this season’s practices finish at least in 2nd or 3rd to advance and have the chance to
Walker. Heather Eller, Madeline Guernsey, Susie Huckle, Gabrielle and training with that goal in mind. We are emphasizing improv- compete for the State D2 Championships on Nov. 2. Constant im-
Metzger, Oakley Mickelson, Chloie Musta, Justene Nehmer, Gwen ing the athletes’ core strength and stamina. The ability to recover provement, good health, team spirit, and many other attributes
Phillips, Emily Ross, Kendall Schopieray and Ellah Santangelo are after hard workouts and races should be better with the changes. will lead to a winning and successful season.
returning for the girls side. Everyone is extremely committed to each team’s success. We experience — Boys: five seniors, three juniors, six sophomores
newcomers — First-year runners for the boys are Carson Car- are continuing to work on building positive relationships that are and three freshmen. Girls: three seniors, six juniors, six sophomores
lington, Carlos Gomez, Micheal Gotleber, Mekhi Harris, Keegan needed for any team to succeed. and three freshmen
conference — The three Division 1 teams in the Big North —
CADILLAC Herritage
Christian Patriots
soccer
CHC BOYS SOCCER 9/24 PENTWATER 6:00
08/27 Northern Michigan 09/26 Beth Haven 5:30
Christian 5:00 10/01 Skeels 5:00
09/03 PINEVIEW 6:00 10/04 PINE RIVER 5:30
09/06 SKEELS 5:00 10/08 TCBAA (Away) 5:00
09/10 TCBAA (Home) 5:00 10/11 BETH HAVEN 5:30
09/12 Pine River 5:00 10/15 Pineview 6:00
09/14 Hudsonville 1:00 10/24 FELLOWSHIP
09/17 CLARE TBA BAPTIST 5:00
09/19 Pentwater 6:00 HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED

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The 2019 Cadillac Heritage Christian boys soccer team.
coach - tom stagg Johnston - Forward, Seth Wanner - Midfield/Fullback, Evan goals — Success this season will be based upon individ-
Williams - Forward/Keeper ual and team improvement, while demonstrating Christ-like
strengths — Team unity and cohesiveness character on and off the field.
record — 10-2 working on — Building the team back up after several big games — TCBAA and NMC
returnees — Seniors - Alex McDonald - Midfield/Forward, seniors graduated. experience — two seniors, three juniors, four sophomores,
Timothy Shirk - Keeper/Fullback, Jacob Fulton - Midfield, Luke
style — We like to begin with a solid defense, while work- two freshmen, one eighth grader, four seventh graders and
Stagg - Midfield/Forward, Parker Vrieze - Fullback
ing on maintaining control through our midfield and forward three sixth graders.
newcomers — Malachi Butler - Fullback/Midfield, Brady lines.
Volleyball
CHC VOLLEYBALL 10/04 Midland Christian Tri 5:00
08/27 Marion 7:00 10/08 Immanuel 6:00
09/03 DAYSTAR 6:30 10/11 BETH HAVEN 6:30
09/06 SKEELS 6:00 10/15 Daystar 6:30
09/10 MARION 7:00 10/18 Pentwater Scrim. 6:00
09/13 ALBA 6:00 10/22 Alba 6:00
09/17 Midland Christian 6:00 11/01 IMMANUEL
09/20 PENTWATER 6:00 Parents Night 6:00
09/26 Beth Haven 6:30 HOME GAMES
10/01 Skeels Christian 6:00 ARE CAPITALIZED

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Volleyball
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The 2019 Buckley volleyball team. Front — Anna Francisco,
Kyrie Wildfong, Mira Warren and Abbie McIntyre. Back —
Mgr. Allie Brimmer, Taylor Matthews, Jaidan Brimmer, Briana
Schrotenboer, Hope Warren and Mgr. Maddi Sladek.
BUCKLEY VOLLEYBALL 10/08 Glen Lake 5:30

08/23 Northern Michigan 10/15 Onekama 5:30
Christian 3:00 10/17 Bear Lake 5:30
08/27 Frankfort Invite 9 AM 10/19 Big Rapids CCA Invite TBA
09/10 Benzie 5:30 10/22 SUTTONS BAY 5:30
09/17 KINGSLEY 5:30 10/24 Mason County
09/21 Onekama Invite TBA Eastern 5:30
09/24 Leland 5:30 10/28 Mesick 5:30
10/01 FRANKFORT 5:30 11/4-9 DISTRICTS TBA
10/05 Brethren Invite TBA HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED coach - darcey white every ball, offensively we plan to focus on passing, which in re-
record — 7-39 turn we want to attack each ball.
returnees — Senior, Hope Warren - Outside Hitter & Setter; conference — Our conference is tough with Leland and
HEadquartErS junior, Briana Schrotenboer - Middle Hitter Kingsley. We plan to show up to each game ready to play!
231-775-7752 strengths — Our goals for this year are to increase com- goals — Our goals are to improve each day, work hard, and
munication on the court and playing every ball. work towards a positive outcome with our season.
working on — We are focusing on our defensive game. big matches — We are playing in quite a few tournaments
style — We are hoping to bring enthusiasm into the gym, with this year, kicking off at NMC and Frankfort.
a key focus on communication. Defensively our goal is to play experience — one senior, one junior, four sophomores and
two freshmen
soccer
BUCKLEY BOYS SOCCER 09/18 Leland 5:00
08/21 HARBOR SPRINGS 5:00 09/20 CHARLEVOIX 5:00
08/23 Northern Michigan 09/23 SUTTONS BAY 5:00
Christian Tourney 4:15 09/25 Kingsley 5:00
08/26 Kalkaska 5:00 09/28 Big Rapids CCA TBA
08/28 TC BULLDOGS 5:00 09/30 Benzie 5:00
09/04 Suttons Bay 7:00 10/02 Glen Lake 5:00
09/06 GLEN LAKE 5:00 10/07 LELAND 5:00
09/09 KINGSLEY 5:00 10/9-11 & 14-19 Districts TBA
09/11 BENZIE 5:00 HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED

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The 2019 Buckley boys soccer team.
coach - john vermilya strengths — Team speed, much-improved technical abil- backs who have a great understanding of what we are trying
ity, overall we have more players whose sport is primarily soc- to do, and for the first time since the Joey Weber era — 3 GKs
cer. We also have great numbers, 24 players total. on the roster. So that’s a blessing.
record — 12-4-3 working on — Maturing as a team. Eighteen of our play- conference — Leland. Period.
accomplishments — Advanced to the District final ers are freshmen or sophomores, and all have ability, we just goals — We want to challenge for the conference, and
where we lost to McBain NMC. would love to be in a district final against Leland. Maybe we
need it to mature and grow in experience. We are working on
returnees — Forwards: Kallen Wildfong, Tyler Francisco. composure with the ball, playing with purpose and not just rely- can conjure up some magic from three years ago again.
Midfielders: Gavin Allen, Gabe Luther. Defenders: Tyler Peer, big games — Every game in the Northwest Conference is
ing on athleticism to win games.
Luke Frasier
style — Hopefully an exciting attack. Wildfong, Francisco, big. It’s the toughest conference north of Grand Rapids.
newcomers — GK: Kyle Kasnowski (sophomore). Fresh- Allen and Luther combined for 40 goals last year, so we are experience — three seniors, three juniors, nine sophomores
men: Kyle Deshasier, Garret Ensor, Jake Romzek and nine freshmen
hoping for more of the same. We also have two strong center
Cross country
BUCKLEY CROSS COUNTRY 09/24 NWC @ Glen Lake 4:15
08/24 Pete Moss Invite 09/28 Lake Leelanau Invite
@ Benzie 9 AM @ Suttons Bay 9 AM
08/29 HOKA 2 Mile
@ Benzie 6:00 10/08 NWC @ Benzie 4:15
09/07 Buckley Invite 10 AM 10/10 Manistee Invite 4:15
09/10 NWC @ Leland 4:15 10/19 Class D @
09/13 MSU @ Lansing TBA Shepherd 11:45 AM
09/21 Hot Dog Invite 10/26 Regionals @ Benzie 10 AM
@ Central Lake 11 AM HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED

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The 2019 Buckley cross country teams. Front — Karlee
Shaw, Brooke Wilkie, Kyrie Wildfong and Peyton Diegel.
Back — Braden Melville, Jacob Wicker, Shane Gidner,
Jackson Kulawiak, Carson Kulawiak and Shelby Cade.
coach - ken wicker newcomers — Girls: Kyrie Wildfong - sophomore. Boys: goals — Each year our overall goal is for each athlete to im-
Braden Melville - Freshman and Shane Gidne r- Freshman. For prove throughout the season. We want to compete each race
us to be successful these to boys will need to step up. We are to the best of our abilities. If we can develop some depth I think
returnees — Girls: Shelby Cade- junior. Shelby looks really looking to add some key athletes from our soccer team that our boys can be very competitive.
good so far. She is ready to have a great season. Brooke Wilkie-
could held us out a lot. big meets — We really emphasize running well in the big
sophomore. Brooke is much improved this season. Boys: Carson
working on — Early on this season we will be working on meets, For us the conference, regional and state finals are the
Kulawiak- Junior. Jacob Wicker-Sophomore. Jackson Kulawiak-
getting in shape and preparing to compete well throughout meets we are trying to prepare to run well in.
Freshman. These three provide a strong core of runners for us. I
the season. I expect to see a lot of improvement from all of our experience — Girls: three freshmen, two sophomores and
am looking forward to seeing how fast they run this season.N/a
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(Lake City, NMC) 5:30 10/17 PINE RIVER 7:30 09/10 Beal City Invite 4:00 @ Beal City 4:15
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The 2019 Evart football team. Front —
Pierce Johnson, Justin O’Dell, Andrue
Smith, Kamrin Grein, Ty Sochocki,
Cam Brasington, Danny Witbeck and
Auston Dellar. Middle — Haidyn Simmer,
Donavin Reagan, Brayden Cass, Vincent
Browne, Nolan Rohen, Reese Ransom,
Sam Bailey and Nick Robinson. Back
— Head Coach Pat Craven, Assistant
Coach Jason O’Dell, Assistant Coach
Ben Bryant, Seabastian Calderon, Eddie
Burhans, Kylie Dorn, Isaiah Johnson,
Tony Hartsock, Dominic Malicki, Dylan
Maddern, Assistant Coach Mike
Petrongelli and Assistant Coach Ken
Ranjel.
coach - patrick craven cat that has shown significant strength and speed improvement
EVART FOOTBALL 09/27 MCBAIN 7:00 through preparation in the weight room. He will lead out the re-
08/29 FRANKFORT 10/04 Houghton Lake 7:00 ceiver corp and the defensive backs this year with his experi-
ELBERTA 7:00 10/11 LAKE CITY 7:00 record — 2-7 ence and toughness.
09/06 Pine River 7:00 10/18 Roscommon 7:00
09/13 MANTON 7:00 10/25 HARRISON 7:00 accomplishments — Our 2018 season was one that was newcomers — Danny Witbeck, Jr., QB/DB - Following an
09/20 Beal City 7:00 HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED hindered by injury. Key injuries to top personnel in the league outstanding baseball season, Danny takes the helm as the Wild-
really thinned out our opportunities for explosive plays. We also cat quarterback position. Danny is a tremendous competitor
HEadquartErS learned the hard lesson of inadequate strength training in the with great knowledge of the game. He has the ability to run and
231-775-7752 off-season as most of the teams we played significantly man- throw the football, which makes him a dangerous weapon for
handled us. We took this very seriously and moved into the 2019 our squad. Reese Ransom, Jr., OL/LB - Reese’s unselfish move to
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selves. ing move for him. He assumes the role as center on this year’s
returnees — Justin O’Dell, Sr., RB/LB - Justin has had a tre- team. His quick feet, and tenacious wrestling mentality help him
mendous off-season in the weight room. He has set goals and to be an outstanding leader on our offensive line.
led his team this winter, spring, and summer. We look for him to strengths — Our team speed will be second to none in the
have a great year. Donavin Reagan, Sr., TE/DE - Donavin com- conference this season. Every single athlete on our defense will
mitted himself to physical improvement this off-season. He at- have the ability to run and play aggressive, physical defense.
tended every single weight room workout from February all the working on — We continue to overhaul our offensive phi-
way through the summer. His physical change, along with his losophy and will work to improve in every aspect of our schemes.
outstanding ball skills, will allow him to have major success this style — A team that works extremely hard for each other and
year. Dominic Malicki, Sr., OL - Dominic has also transformed him- attacks opposing teams in a variety of ways.
self this off season through work in the weight room. He contin- conference — Our Highland Conference expands this year
ues to improve his footwork in an effort to combine agility with and will be as deep as its ever been. From top to bottom, ev-
outstanding physical strength. Dominic will be the leader of our ery week will be a unique challenge. We expect our off season
offensive line. Nolan Rohen, Sr., WR/DB - Nolan’s commitment to preparation to pay off and compete with the upper level of the
the weight room has molded him into an impact player in the
BEST OF LUCK ON A GREAT SEASON Highland Conference. Nolan will provide the explosion to the
league.
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Stokes. Cameron Brasington, Sr., WR/DB - Cam is another Wild- experience — 13 seniors, eight juniors and two sophomores
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Volleyball
FOREST AREA VOLLEYBALL 10/08 Pellston 5:00
08/23 Northern Michigan 10/12 Lake City Invite 9 AM
Christian 9 AM 10/15 CENTRAL LAKE 5:30
08/27 Frankfort Invite 9 AM 10/19 BR Crossroads
08/29 Mackinaw Island 5:00 BRCCA Tourney 9 AM
08/30 Beaverton 9 AM 10/22 Inland Lakes
09/03 JOHANNESBURG- Secondary 5:30
LEWISTON 5:30 10/24 SUTTONS BAY/
09/12 Gaylord St. Mary 5:30 TC CHRISTIAN 5:30
09/14 Manton 9 AM 10/30 Suttons Bay Quad 5:30
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The 2019 Forest Area volleyball team. Front — Brigitte Sabourin,
Maycey Turner and Madison Morey. Back — Coach Lisa Nedow,
Caitlyn Liebengood, Emily Norkowski, Alyssa McHaney, Gracie
Kimball and McKenzie Szymchack.
coach - lisa nedow Turner — Middle and Gracie Kimball — Libero and sophomore working on — This season we have began working on run-
Brigitte Sabourin — Setter. ning a more dimensional offense. Working to incorporate more
strengths — The girls have done a great job so far this sea- quick hits as well as slides. We also are working on hitting inten-
record — 18-20-2, under head coach Ron Stremlow son communicating with each other on the court. They also tional spots with our serves while still keeping our serves aggres-
returnees — Seniors McKenzie Szymchack — Outside, Cait- have done a great job moving to the ball. Both things that I sive.
lyn Liebengood —Outside and Alyssa McHaney — Outside/
would like to continue to utilize and develop throughout the goals — Our team’s goal this year is to win Districts
Right Side and junior Emily Norkowski — Middle.
season. experience — Three seniors, four juniors and a sophomore.
newcomers — Juniors Madison Morey — Sette, Maycey
Football
FOREST AREA FOOTBALL 09/27 Gaylord St. Mary 7:00
08/23 Pickford Scrim. 11 AM 10/04 BELLAIRE 7:00
08/30 BRETHREN 7:00 10/18 CENTRAL LAKE 7:00
09/06 MESICK 7:00 10/25 Marion 7:00
09/14 Suttons Bay 7:00 HOME GAMES
09/20 Onekama 7:00 ARE CAPITALIZED
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The 2019 Forest Area football team. Back — Bradly
Lownsberry, Jett Symons, Patrick Hulwick, Sir-Xaiver
Navoni, Eric Burke, Xander Whisker and Joshua Saylor.
Front — Noah Walter-Reece, Landon Magee, Chase
Ingersoll, Matthew Kovalcsik and Jake McGee. Not
Pictured — Lane Lindsay and Jeff Chase.
coach - brian mumby Matthew Kovalcsik RB-LB; Sir-Xaiver Navoni OL-DL; Jeff Chase conference — Suttons Bay or Onekama. Sleeper: Forest
Ol-DL; Bradly Lownsberry OL-DL; Landon Magee OL-DL; and Area
Noah Water-Reece WR-DB goals — Compete for a conference championship and
record — 4-6 strengths — Team speed and experience. We have five qualify for the MHSAA Playoffs.
accomplishments — MHSAA Playoffs returning starters on each side of the ball. big games — Week 2 Mesick is our Community Tailgate and
returnees — Chase Ingersoll - QB – DB; Eric Burke - RB – DE; working on — Implementing a new spread-out offensive Week 6 Bellaire is our Homecoming.
Lane Lindsay - WR – LB; Patrick Hulwick - OL – DE; and Josh Say-
system. experience — Two freshmen, three sophomores, four juniors
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style — Spread offense, throwing the football. Fast and ag- and four seniors.
newcomers — Jett Symons OL-DL; Jake McGee WR-DB; gressive defense.
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newcomers — Mia Cunningham — junior, Meagan 09/07 Marion Steeple Chase 9 AM 10/09 Central Lake
Lange — freshman and Teri Weiling — freshman. 09/11 Cheboygan @ Cheboygan Ski Valley Conf. 4:00
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The 2019 Lake City football team.
Front — Davin Hogan, Hunter
Bisballe, Devan Jorgenson, Taylor
Butkovich, Josh Shivlie, Jack Pedlar,
Bradley Burden, Ethan Chandler,
Trey Jones, Robert Kutz and Gabe
Ardis. Back — Derrick Rayment, Ben
Marion, Tyler McGiness, Andrew
VanderTuig, Kyle Scarbrough,
Jacob Rosekrans, Austin Potter,
Gabe Vasicek, Ellian Schichtel,
Martina Barger, Carlos Hernandez,
Joe Galerneau, Justin Rosekrans,
Bradley Seger, Fernando Pena and
coach - kyle smith

LAKE CITY FOOTBALL 10/04 Roscommon 7:00
record — 12-1 get to the ball. Create confusion for opposing offenses, in hopes 08/29 NEW LOTHROP 7:00 10/11 Evart 7:00
accomplishments — Highland Conference, district and of forcing more turnovers. Offensively, we will be perfectly bal- 09/06 Manton 7:00 10/18 PINE RIVER 7:00
regional champions. Division 7 state semifinalists. anced, as all things should be. 09/13 Beal City 7:00 10/25 Sanford Meridian 7:00
09/20 MCBAIN 7:00 HOME GAMES
returnees — Ben Marion (RB, WR, LB), Ethan Chandler (OL, conference — Although nobody ever picks us, I feel we 09/27 HOUGHTON LAKE 7:00 ARE CAPITALIZED
DL), Taylor Butkovich (WR, DB) and Bradley Burden (OL, LB). should compete to win the conference again. Beal City should
newcomers — Hunter Bisballe (QB, DB), Ellian Schichtel (WR, get back to their usual self. I feel Pine River could be a sleeper. Your SportS EntErtainmEnt
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working on — Speed and physicality are two aspects of best ball every week to finish on top.
the game where we are working the hardest. We are a different goals — Win Week 1, Beat McBain, Win the Highland Confer- is equally important, and it plays a factor in where we want to
team than those in the past, so finding our identity is key. ence, and make another playoff run. go, and what we want to achieve!
style — A defense that plays with ill intent. All 11 players will to big games — We play every game as it’s our last. Every game experience — 12 seniors, 14 juniors and one sophomore
Volleyball
LAKE CITY VOLLEYBALL 10/08 MCBAIN 6:00
09/17 Conference Tri 10/12 LAKE CITY INVITE 9 AM
@ Beal City 5:30 10/15 Pine River 6:00
09/19 Conference Tri 10/17 MANTON 6:00
@ Roscommon 5:30 10/22 Evart 6:00
09/24 Houghton Lake 6:00 10/24 ROSCOMMON 6:00
09/26 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 10/29 FRANKFORT 6:00
CHRISTIAN 6:00 HOME GAMES
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The 2019 Lake City volleyball team. Front — Chloe Bisballe, Olivia Bellows, Natalie
Tighe, Morgan Rogers and Nicole Adams. Back — Rylie Bisballe, Megan Hose,
Tekoa Marshall, Brook Silvers and Miya Johnson. Not pictured — Emma Baron.
coaches — Emma Baron; junior other and build on what we do in practice.

newcomers — Tekoa Marshall, senior; Miya Johnson, senior; conference — Manton is always strong and I believe any-
bridgid ardis & emily pedlar Nicole Adams, junior; Morgan Rogers, junior; and Chloe Bisballe; one can be a sleeper; we will need to be ready for every match
sophomore we have.
record — 19-13-1 strengths — We will play as a team and we will be stronger goals — Success for us this season is to work as a team and
accomplishments — Made it to the District Finals and at the net this season accomplish things we work on at practice.
played a good match; Team All State Academics working on — We will be working on team building and experience — six seniors, four juniors and one sophomore
returnees — Rylie Bisballe, senior; Brook Silvers, senior; Nata- continue to work on our offense and defense
lie Tighe, senior; Megan Hose, senior; Olivia Bellows, junior; and style — They will see our team work cohesively with each
Cross country
coach - sara colecchio
returnees — AJ Comp is our senior that kept the boys running this summer, he
is ready for this season. Austin Small, Dustin Jackson and Joey Ruell contribute as
strong senior leaders and performers. Shane Nutt is a junior that is a consistent high
finisher for us. Avery Deboer, a second year junior has worked hard this summer,
his times are down from last year already, he is also ready for the season to start.
Spencer Musselman, a junior has been surprising us at practice, look to see him
run quicker times this year. Olivia Dolley is a junior returning to use her experience
and love of the sport to led this girls team with the longtime presence of Sarah
Branscombe, senior by her side. Chloe West is a strong junior returnee that will
score well for us. Ashley Hutchinson is a second year runner that has found a love
for the sport and big competitive bone! Karlee Wilkerson is another sophomore
that will bring a dogged determination that will serve this team well. This is one of
the best returnee groups in recent years!
newcomers — Peter Maddox and Hayden Hall are both newcomers to the
sport this year. Peter is a freshman coming to us after running in middle school and
is quickly adjusting his pace to be closer to the older boys. Hayden is joining cross
after a running track last year is ready to put his determination and work ethic to
work. Riley Cohoon is a first year runner that is anxious to get on the course and
clock a time. Emma Nickerson and Anna Ponce are strong runners coming from
our Middle Schoool program, they know the game are ready to run iin the top
7. Madison Booms is another Freshman that is running for the first time this year.
Eleese Peterson is a first-year junior that is anxious to put her mark on cross.
stregnths — This group is supportive and encouraging. Something new is the
drive that both teams are showing as we wrapped up the first week of practice.
This will translate into more success for these two teams.
working on — Pushing each other, pack running, never running alone. Train-
ing off the course, hydrating well, eating the right nutrients, icing and resting when
needed.
goals — Improve each meet, stay consistent with our training.
big meets — Conference meets and, of course, regionals
LAKE CITY CROSS COUNTRY 10/05 Cecil Burch

08/24 Pete Moss Pine River Invite 9 AM
Benzie Invite 10 AM 10/08 Beaverton Invite 4:00
08/29 Dwayne Rau Invite 10/10 Manistee Grabowski
@ Ogemaw Heights 9 AM Invite 4:15
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09/10 Aggie Invite 4:00 @ Beal City 4:30 The 2019 Lake City cross country teams.
09/17 HC Jamboree 10/18 Alma Scottie Invite 4:00
@ Evart 4:15 10/21 Mason County Eastern Boys: Front — Joey Ruell, A.J. Comp, Austin
09/19 Kingsley Invite 4:00 (MCE Cardinal Classic) 4:00 Small and Avery DeBoer. Back — Shane
09/25 Roscommon Invite
10/01 HC Jamboree
4:00 10/26 Regionals
HOME GAMES
9 AM Nutt, Spencer Musselman, Peter Maddox
and Hayden Hall. Not pictured — Dustin Good Luck
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Football
MANTON FOOTBALL 09/27 Roscommon 7:00
08/30 Johannesburg- 10/04 Beal City 7:00
Lewiston 7:00 10/11 MCBAIN 7:00
09/06 LAKE CITY 7:00 10/18 Houghton Lake 7:00
09/13 Evart 7:00 10/25 ROGERS CITY 7:00
09/20 PINE RIVER 7:00 HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED
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The 2019 Manton
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coach - eric salani First team all state linebacker, All-region Record Eagle first newcomers — Kaleb Moore, Jacob Ruppert, and Ma-
team linebacker, Highland Conference defensive player of son Hudson
the year last year, Trever Salani. strengths — Speed and it’s a veteran group.
record — 4-5 returnees — Cole Regnerus , Jacob Haun, Lane Hel- working on — Guys doing their job, being discipline in
accomplishments — Team awards: First team all sel, Isaac Raden, Lucas McKernan, Noah Miles, Conor Mc- all phases of the game.
conference linebacker, offensive line and wide receiver. Grew, Trent Grover, Trenton Lytle, Braedy Pant and Parker
style — Up-tempo offensive, speed at the skill position,
Individual awards; Cadillac all area first team: Trever Salani, Siddall.
even and odd front defense.
linebacker, Jake Renfer, tackle and Cole Regnerus, safety.
Volleyball
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The 2019 Manton volleyball team. Megan
Moffit, Leah Helsel, Jaden Wilder, Addison
Letts, Jenna Burgess, Madalynn Lutke, Aysia
Taylor, Abby Brown, Isabel Gokey, Brianna
Puffer and Billie Brickheimer.
MANTON VOLLEYBALL 09/19 McBain (Tri) 5:30

08/23 Northern Michigan 09/24 PINE RIVER 6:00
Christian Invite 3:00 10/01 EVART 6:00
08/26 Johannesburg- 10/08 Roscommon 6:00
Lewiston 5:00 10/12 Mancelona Invite 9 AM
08/30 Beaverton Invite 9 AM 10/15 NORTHERN MICHIGAN coach - nicole newcomers — Billie Brickheimer — conference — We are anxious to
MH, junior and Leah Helsel — OH, fresh- see how Roscommon and Houghton
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09/12 EVART/ 10/22 MCBAIN 6:00 strengths — This is a very experi- league. Beal City should be returning a
HOUGHTON LAKE 5:30 10/24 Houghton Lake 6:00 record — 33-9 enced team with a lot of athletic ability. strong line up. We expect to finish in the
09/14 MANTON INVITE 9 AM 10/29 Beal City 6:00
09/17 Beal City (Tri) 5:30 HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED
accomplishments — Second They are very driven and have high ex- top half of the conference.
place in the conference and won a Divi- pectations for this season. goals — Be the team that people
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Cross country
MANTON CROSS COUNTRY 10/03 Mesick TBA
08/17 Central Lake 11 AM 10/05 Pine River 10 AM
09/07 Buckley 10:30 AM 10/08 Beaverton 4:30
09/13 MSU Invite 12 NOON 10/10 Manistee 4:15
09/17 Evart 4:30 10/15 Beal City 4:30
09/19 Kingsley Invite 4:00 10/19 Chip Hills 11 AM
09/21 Evart Invite 10 AM 10/22 Mason County Eastern 4:15
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come out for the team this season.
strengths — Both teams have quality upperclassmen to
record — Boys finished ninth at the MHSAA Regional Finals help lead the way, which will be important with the influx of
and our girls were seventh.
accomplishments — Our girls team finished in second
new team members. We salute the
working on — Whipping our new runners into shape
place in the Highland Conference and our boys were third. while also challenging our battle proven veterans. Manton Rangers
We also qualified one male and one female onto the Individu- sttyle — We have a lot of new faces on the team. It will be For Academic
al State Finals — Noah Morrow and Paige Swiriduk. interesting to see how they all shape up as the season goes
returnees — Girls: We’re returning five of our top seven and Athletics
along.
from last year’s team — Paige Swiriduk, Molly Harding, Emily conference — McBain should still be the likely gatekeep- alike
Harding, Telsa McBride, and Morgan Howell. We also have er but I don’t think they’ll be as untouchable as prior years.
several other hardworking returns including Aliyah Herlein, Sa- goals — Earning as many All Conference runners as possi-
mantha Powers, Reanna Sparks and Jade Saylor. Boys: The ble and qualifying as many athletes as possible onto the State
boys are returning six of their top seven — Noah Morrow, Jona- Finals.
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MESICK FOOTBALL 10/04 BR Crossroads 7:00
08/29 MIO 7:00 10/11 BRETHREN
09/06 Forest Area 7:00 (Homecoming) 7:00
09/13 BALDWIN 7:00 10/18 Bear Lake 7:00
09/21 MANISTEE 10/25 SUTTONS BAY 7:00
CATHOLIC 12 NOON HOME GAMES
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strengths — Stronger defense and stronger conditioning. The 2019 Mesick football team. Front —
working on — Playing as a unit and everyone giving 100%. G. Parrish, C. Spencer, L. Thomas, T. Ford,
record — 5-4 style— Changing of coaching staff. Faster offense. Stronger
accomplishments — Second in conference T. Ford, N. Salter and J. Teachout. Middle
defense. — L. Weinclaw, F. Simerson, J. Malkowski,
returnees — Joey Stewart, QB, Tanner Ford, Robert Spoor, conference — Win it Marion and Sleeper Mesick.
Cole Spencer, WR, Logan Thomas, HB and Jack Malkowski, R. Spoor, K. Nyman and E. Russell. Back
goals —Win conference and get into the playoffs. — Coach Ream, E. Spoor, J. Stewart, E.
Evan Spoor, Ethan Kline, linemen.
Big games/meets: Marion and Brethren Kline, J. Simerson and Coach Thomas.
newcomers — Gabe Parrish, QB, Jon Teachout HB and experience — Nine seniors, seven juniors and a sophomore.
Missing — C. Reifer.
Volleyball
MESICK VOLLEYBALL 10/03 Pentwater 6:00
08/23 Northern Michigan 10/08 BR CROSSROADS
Christian 8 AM (Senior Night) 6:00
08/29 Bear Lake Invite 9 AM 10/10 GLEN LAKE 5:30
09/03 TC CHRISTIAN 6 :00 10/12 WMD Conference
09/05 Brethren 6:00 Tournament 9 AM
09/12 Bear Lake 6:00 10/24 Tri Meet @ Frankfort
09/14 Manton 9 AM vs Bear Lake/Frankfort 5:30
09/17 Manistee Catholic 10/28 BUCKLEY
Central 6:00 (Parent/Senior Night) 5:30
09/19 MASON COUNTY 10/29 @ Tri Meet vs. Mason County
EASTERN 6:00 Central/Onekama 6:00
09/26 Baldwin 6:00 HOME GAMES
10/01 MARION 6:00 ARE CAPITALIZED

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The 2019 Mesick volleyball team.
coach - stacy quiggin ter/Back row Defensively we have some strong blockers at the hit and are
newcomers — Kaylee Carson - sophomore - Outside Hit- able to receive well in the back row.
ter; Lexy Abraham - sophomore - Setter/Opposite Hitter; and conference — Pentwater, Marion and Mesick are who I
record — We were 7-2 in the West Michigan D League Kelsey Quiggin - freshman - Middle Hitter expect to be the front runners in the conference.
accomplishments — Second in the West Michigan D strengths — Decent height at the middle/outside hitter big matches — First home game of the season is Sept. 3
League. Grace Quiggin — first team all conference. Kaylee positions. Scrappy back row players. against Traverse City Christian and I expect that they will be
O’Neill — second team all conference. working on — Working on being strong at the net and a strong opponent. First conference home game is Sept. 19
returnees — Grace Quiggin - junior - Middle Hitter; Kaylee communicating well in the back row for coverage. Reading against Mason County Eastern.
O’Neill - junior – Libero; Madison Weinert - senior – Setter; Devin the hitters and being in a good floor position is also something experience — Three seniors, three juniors, two sophomores
Housler - senior - Outside Hitter/Middle Hitter; Trinity Harris - junior we are working on. and a freshman.
- Outside/Opposite Hitter; and Elizabeth Hamilton - Outside Hit- style — We have the ability to run either a 5-1 or 6-2 offense.
Cross country
MESICK CROSS COUNTRY 10/05 Cecil Burch Memorial
08/24 Benzie Central Pine River 9 AM
Pete Moss Invite 9 AM 10/09 WMD Jamboree #4
09/07 Buckley Invite 9 AM Walkerville 4:30
09/11 WMD Jamboree #1 10/12 Falcon Invite
Bear Lake 4:30
09/14 Ellsworth Invite 10:30 AM Pentwater 9 AM
09/18 WMD JAMBOREE #2 4:30 10/16 MESICK INVITE 4:30
09/25 WMD Jamboree #3 HOME GAMES
Marion 4:30 ARE CAPITALIZED

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The 2019 Mesick cross country team — Mitchell
Rogers, Grant Fleis, Tenzin McGregor, Aiden Brewer, coach - scott phillips enzie Kendall No. 2 and Angela Wheeler No. 3.
strengths — Hard workers who have a great at-
McKenzie Kendall and Angela Wheeler. Not pictured titude and do not quit.
— Eli Brewer, Isaac Pfister and Savannah Mann. record — Grant Fleis 18:10, Tenzin McGregor 20:50, working on — Consistency and improving times.
Eli Brewer 23:23, Aiden Brewer 28:01 style — Effort by all.
returnees — Grant Fleis No. 1, Tenzin McGregor goals — No-quit attitude and improving times will
Good Luck No. 2, Eli Brewer No. 4 and Aiden Brewer No. 5
newcomers — Boys: Mitchell Rogers No. 3 and
Isaac Pfister No. 6. Girls: Savannah Mann No. 1, McK-
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MCBAIN VOLLEYBALL 09/19 MANTON/NORTHERN
08/23 Northern Michigan MICHIGAN
Christian 4:00 CHRISTIAN 5:30
09/24 EVART 6:00
08/27 @ Glen Lake 09/26 Roscommon 6:00
w/Suttons Bay 5:00 10/01 NORTHERN MICHIGAN
09/05 TRAVERSE CITY CHRISTIAN 6:00
ST. FRANCIS/ 10/05 Kalkaska 9 AM
BIG RAPIDS 5:00 10/08 Lake City 6:00
10/10 Mt. Pleasant
09/10 @ Houghton Lake Sacred Heart 5:30
w/Beal City 5:30 10/17 Houghton Lake 6:00
09/12 @ Pine River 10/22 Manton 6:00
w/Lake City 5:30 10/24 BEAL CITY 6:00
09/17 @ Evart 10/29 PINE RIVER 6:00
w/Roscommon 5:30 HOME GAMES
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231-775-7752 The McBain 2019 volleyball team. Front — Klaire Pollington, Lydia Renucci, Katie Heistand, Bethany Bellville,
Kennedy Payne and Annaliese Fredin. Back — Kayda Cotter, Emma Schierbeek, Paige Pierson, Leah Neverth,
Stop in for pizza aftEr tHE gamE! Alyssa Bode and Gabrielle VerBerkmoes.
coach - shawn murphy strengths — We have very good team chemistry and com- hard for every point.
munication. I believe our serving and offense will be strong, as conference — With the addition of Roscommon and
well. Houghton Lake, the conference could be wide open this year. I
record — 19-20-4 working on — We will need to work on our passing, espe- am hoping that we can be a contender.
returnees — Leah Neverth - Setter/OH; Emma Schierbeek – cially on serve-receive, in order to run our offense. Overall, we goals — Our goal will be to improve every game and every
OH; Alyssa Bode- Middle; and Bethany Belleville- DS
are pretty young with only a few players with any varsity experi- week, and in the end, hopefully be in the top running for the
newcomers — Katie Heistand- DS; Kennedy Payne-OH; ence. Injuries have plagued us prior to the season, so trying to conference as well as improving throughout the season to be a
Kayda Cotter- OH; Gabrielle VerBerkmoes- Middle; Analiese competitor for districts.
stay healthy will be key as well.
Fredin-S/OH; Paige Pierson- Middle; Klaire Pollington- DS; and
style — Fans should see a lot of energy and scrappy play. Our experience — three seniors, five juniors, two sophomores and
Lydia Renucci- Middle
goal is to come at teams aggressively with our serving and work two freshmen
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10/11
10/18
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BEAL CITY
CLARE
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7:00
09/20 Lake City 7:00 HOME GAMES
09/27 Evart 7:00 ARE CAPITALIZED

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record — 8-3
accomplishments — playoff win over Pine River, 8 wins exceeded previous year
returnees — Gavin Sieland sr back/DB, Owen Bontekoe sr LB/DL, George
Brown sr back/LB , Caleb Outman sr OL and Daniel Rodenbaugh Jr RB/DB
newcomers — Trevor Bode RB/OLB and Deacon Dodde QB/DB,
strengths — Our numbers are up and we have good senior leadership.
mike dunn | Cadillac News working on — Eliminating negative plays. We had too many minus 5-yard type
The McBain 2019 football team. Front — Brant Bontekoe, Dereck Kamphouse, Justin plays that put us in tough positions to get out of. Always working on ball security.
Gilde, Gavin Sieland, Deacon Dodde, Jesus Verga, Matt Utecht, Dustin McClain and Josh style — Our second year of spread option football on offense. You will see a lot
Mayhew. Middle — Sabastian Mattson, Drew Vana, Owen Bontekoe, Austin Eling, Josh Hart, of hustle in our tweaked defense.
Lucas Scholten, David Maloney, Jesse Sikkema and Daniel Rodenbaugh. Back — Keith conference — Lake City as defending champs. Roscommon is coming in
Baker, Trevor Bode, George Brown, Ethan Barton, Kagan Yaklin, Brady Bailey, Kaiden McGillis with momentum from last year. Manton and Pine River as sleepers. Beal City is due
and Noah Burkholder. Not pictured — Caleb Outman. to rebound. I think it could be anyone any given Friday this fall.
goals — We lost the conference championship by 2 points last year and foot-
ball is a game of inches so we need to win the those vital inches to get back to the
top. We expect to compete every week.
Cross country

The McBain 2019 cross country teams. Boys: Bradley Springberg, Aiden Ashton, Cole Ingleright, Connor Murphy and Drew Boven. Back — Kadin
Eastway, Kyle Pylkas, Jaden Blood and Blake Whetstone. Not pictured — Grayson VerBerkmoes and Joe Petromoix. Girls: Alexis Gilde, Couper
Agema, Reese Ensing, Maggie O’Malley, Brianna Eisenga and Keagan Strickland. Middle — Brooke Doolittle, Laura Doolittle, Mackenzie Rawson,
Sidney Flynn, Aaryn VanBrocklin and Sydney Heuke. Back — Rebecka Cross, Regan Hill, Megan Taylor, McKenna Gilde and Madison Whetstone. Not
pictured — Miley Smith.
MCBAIN CROSS COUNTRY

boys coach - Trevor holmes strong work ethic
10/05 Portage Invite 9 AM working on — Both: Acclimate new runners into the
08/24 Benzie Central 8:30 AM 10/11 Montabella girls coach - tasha O’malley varsity program. Strong team unity and having fun in the
09/07 Bath Invite 9 AM Mustang Invite 4:00
09/13 MSU Invite 12:50 sport.
10/15 Beal City accomplishments — Both Boys and Girls were High- style — Both: A team oriented program, Constant im-
09/17 Evart Highland Jamboree 4:30
Highland Jamboree 4:30 land Conference champions; Boys: Regional Runner-Up provement by our team over the season.
10/19 Gaylord Invite 10 AM
09/21 Cougar Falcon Invite
10/26 Regionals @ Benzie TBA and 7th Place finish at MHSAA D3 Finals; Girls: Regionals 3rd conference — Boys and Girls: The Highland Confer-
(GR) 10:15 AM place and 9th Place Finish at MHSAA D3 Finals ence always produces quality runners on each team. All
09/28 Allendale Invite 8:30 AM 11/02 State TBA
10/01 Houghton Lake HOME GAMES returnees — Girls: Brianna Eisenga, Maggie O’Malley, three jamborees should be very competitive.
Highland Jamboree 4:30 ARE CAPITALIZED Megan Taylor, McKenna Gilde and Reese Ensing. Boys: Con- goals — Both: To have a successful season and stay
nor Murphy, Kadin Eastway, Kyle Pylkas, Grayson Verberk- healthy as a team.
moes and Blake Whetstone. big meets — Michigan State Invite, Portage and Cougar/
HEadquartErS newcomers — Girls: Regan Hill, Sydney Heuker and Falcon
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strengths — Girls: Strong work ethic, great team men- more and nine freshmen. Boys: one senior, six juniors, four
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NMC VOLLEYBALL 09/19 @ McBain w/Manton 5:30 The 2019 NMC volleyball
08/23 NMCS EARLY BIRD 09/26 Lake City 6:00 team. Back — Coach
INVITE (Forest Area, 10/01 McBain 6:00
Buckley, Manton, Mesick, 10/03 Suttons Bay Tri 6:00
Kenda Rivera, Madelyn
Marion, Manistee Catholic, 10/10 TRI Benthem, Megan
McBain TBA (TC Christian, MCE) 6:00 Bennett, Maggie Yount,
08/27 Reed City Tri/Quad TBA 10/15 Manton 6:00 Ryleigh Langton, Anna
09/03 TRI (Brethren, 10/17 BEAL CITY 6:00 Lanser and Asst. Coach
Kalkaska) 6:00 10/19 BR Crossroads Invite9 AM Madelyn Yount. Front
09/10 @ Lake City w/Evart 5:30 10/22 Roscommon 6:00 — Ally Krick, Amelia
09/12 @ Roscommon 10/24 PINE RIVER 6:00
w/Beal City 5:30 10/29 EVART 6:00
DeRuiter, Callie Keysor,
09/17 HOUGHTON LAKE 11/4-9 Districts TBA Sydney Hart and Paige
w/PINE RIVER 5:30 HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED Ebels.

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coach - kenda rivera strengths — Tight-knit girls, willing to learn and work on
231-775-7752 improving with their weaknesses.
working on — Confidence and consistency!
Stop in for pizza aftEr tHE gamE! returnees — Seniors Madelyn Benthem and Sydney Hart style — They will see a four-man defensive serve-receive
as outside hitters. Senior libero Callie Keysor and bac-krow
goals — We are working together to work on not only the
player Amelia DeRuiter, along with sophomore right-side
short term but long-term goals, as well. One long-term goals is
Ryleigh Langton and sophomore middle Megan Bennett.
being able to walk away with a district title.
newcomers — Newcomers are freshman Paige Ebels as experience — four seniors, one juniors, three sophomores
our setter along with sophomore Maggie Yount, middle hitter,
and one freshman
and junior Ally Krick, back row.
soccer
NMC BOYS SOCCER 09/13 TC Christian 5:00
08/19 KINGSLEY 5:00 09/16 PINE RIVER 5:00
08/22 BR Crossroads 5:00 09/18 Pine River 5:00
08/23 NMCS COMET CUP 09/23 Gladwin 5:00
(Buckley, Kalkaska, 09/25 Roscommon 5:00
Reed City) 3:00 09/30 CLARE 5:00
08/26 OGEMA HEIGHTS 5:00 10/02 BR CROSSROADS 5:00
08/28 Burt Lake NMCA 5:00 10/04 GLEN LAKE 4:00
09/03 GLADWIN 5:00 10/07 Crossover TBA
09/05 CHEBOYGAN 5:00 10/10-11 Pre-District TBA
09/09 GRANT 5:00 10/9-19 Districts TBA
09/11 Clare 7:00 HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED

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231-775-7752 The 2019 NMC boys soccer team. Back — Silas Bowden, Nick Heuker, Jamey Haan, Carter Quist, Blake
DeZeeuw, Andrew Eisenga, Collin DeKam, Trevin Winkle and Coach Dave VanHaitsma. Middle — Asst. Coach
Stop in for pizza aftEr tHE gamE! Taylor Mulder, Ethan Clark, Wesley Curell, Kendrick Smallegan, Jonas Lanser, Wayne Roper, Logan Roper, Seth
VanHaitsma, Corey VanHaitsma, Alex Rozeveld and Asst. Coach Jeff VanHaitsma. Front — Dirk Rodenbaugh,
Tucker Tossey, Nathan Eisenga, Isaac Bowden, Logan Hart, Cameron Baas and Brant Winkle.
coach - dave vanhaitsma strengths — We are hard-working and eager to learn; we the NMSL the last several years and is the favorite until someone
have guys who are able to play multiple positions; we return takes it from them. We have been second the last several years
our whole starting defense and keeper from last year’s district and are probably projected to repeat that. The North should be
record — 15-6-2 championship team, plus return Silas Bowden who missed all of a battle between Ogemaw Heights and Roscommon.
accomplishments — District champs last year with an injury. We have good team speed. goals — We want to win the conference and repeat as dis-
returnees — Seniors: GK Ezra Dieterman, D Jamey Haan, working on — We lost a combined 50 goals and 26 as- trict champ, but those things do not define success. If we as a
D/M Silas Bowden, D/M Wayne Roper, M Alex Rozeveld, F Co- team play hard, win and lose with dignity, learn how to handle
sists with the graduation of Tanner Mulder and Grant Pogue
rey VanHaitsma; Juniors: M Andrew Eisenga, M/K Nick Heuker, adversity, serve others, honor God with our play, and grow as
and thus must work on scoring. We are trying out some differ-
M Kendrick Smallegan; Sophomores D Trevin Winkle, D/M Cart- soccer players, as individuals, and as Christians that is success.
ent formations to suit our team strengths. We hope to improve
er Quist, M/F Jonas Lanser, F Seth VanHaitsma, F Wesley Curell, big games — All conference games are equally impor-
on moving the ball quickly.
D Logan Roper, F/D Ethan Clark
style — Our team will work hard and play to the final whistle. tant, but our matchups with Gladwin loom especially large.
newcomers — Freshmen: K/M Blake DeZeuuw, D Collin We hope to be strong defensively and have a diverse attack. We haven’t beaten them in years and would love to reverse
DeKam, D Dirk Rodenbaugh, D/M Isaac Bowden, M Nathan that trend.
We hope that we will be able to possess the ball well and take
Eisenga, M Logan Hart, M Brant Winkle, M/F Tucker Tossey, F experience — seven seniors, three juniors, seven sopho-
advantage of opportunities to score.
Cam Baas.
conference — Gladwin has won the Southern Division of mores and nine freshmen
Cross
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The 2019 NMC cross
country team. Back
—Jacob Booher,
NMC CROSS COUNTRY 10/01 Highland Jamboree Jonas Lanser, Garrett
08/20 Chippewa @ Houghton Lake 4:15 Langton, Josh Byard
Hills Invite 9 AM 10/05 Mesick Invite TBA
08/23 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 09/11 Montabella Invite 4:00 and Bobby Vennema.
CHRISTIAN INVITE 4:30 09/15 Highland Jamboree Front — Coach Alicia
09/04 Roscommon Open TBA @ Beal City 4:15 Helsel, Kate Krick, Ally
09/07 Marion Steeple Chase TBA 09/19 Class D MITC Meet
09/10 Beal City Invite 4 :00 @ Sacred Heart 9 AM Krick and Makayla
09/17 Highland Jamboree 09/25-26 Regionals TBA Hall.
@ Evart 4:15 11/02 State TBA
09/21 Evart Invite TBA HOME GAMES
09/28 Carson City Invite TBA ARE CAPITALIZED
coach - alicia helsel he is able to run in all conference jamborees allowing us to
run with a full team.
HEadquartErS conference — This year brings big changes with two
returnees — No. 1 Jonas Lanser (10th) and No. 2 Garrett new schools. Roscommon has two very talented girls and a
231-775-7752 Langton(12th) in just his second season. Makayla Hall (11th) strong team overall. Their boys team also ran well at the Chip
newcomers — freshman Jacob Booher and 8th grader Hills opener. Manton girls put in a lot of work this summer and
Stop in for pizza aftEr tHE gamE! Kate Krick Paige and the Harding girls will be in the front pack. McBain
strengths — Hard working, Jonas and Makayla worked will still be strong on both teams. I think this year’s jamborees
hard over the summer. Great chemistry. We really enjoy run- will be a lot of fun.
ning and working together. big meets — The Carson City-Crystal Invite and Monta-
working on — We are working on starting where we bella Invite will be important since we are in Shepherd this
left off last season. Makayla was dealing all last season with a year for regionals.
calf injury and missed states by just a couple spots. Five boys experience — two seniors, three juniors, one sophomore,
again and focusing on the goal of States as a team. Jonas is one freshman and one eighth grader
a dual-sport athlete and this year we have his schedules so
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Marion Eagles
Football
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The 2019 Marion football team.
Front row — Colton Hammar,
Weston Cox, Dylan Thomas, Alex
Johnson, Aadin Yowell, Robert
Clark, Mason Salisbury, Wyatt
Schmidt and Jacob VanEpps.
Middle — Timothy Marquard,
Robert McCauley, Riley Moggo,
James Alberts, Jason Seabolt, Ty
Baker, Brandon Stewart, Blaine
Faulmanand Aaron Jenema.
Back — Keagan Lane, Kameron
Carey, Gaven Romatz, Jeff
Nealey Jr., Alex Sutten, Chase
Ryan, Thomas Jenema, McCoy
Williams and Keegan Baldwin.
MARION FOOTBALL 10/04 BALDWIN

coach - chad jenema very physical. We have some depth with having 18 players on
the varsity
08/22 Vestaburg Scrim. 6:00 (Homecoming) 7:00
08/29 ONEKAMA 7:00 10/11 Manistee Catholic
working on — We are going to work on continuing to
record — 6-4 build on our success. It is time to take the next step.
09/06 BR Crossroads 7:00 Central 7:00 accomplishments — We made the playoffs for the sec-
09/13 Brethren 7:00 10/18 Vestaburg 7:00 style — Old fashioned Marion football — smash mouth and
09/20 Bear Lake 10/25 FOREST AREA 7:00 ond year in a row. physical play.
@ Brethren 7:00 HOME GAMES returnees — We are returning six starters on offense and conference — Brethren should be the favorite as they are
09/27 MESICK 7:00 ARE CAPITALIZED five on defense. All-conference and all-area senior Brandon the defending champs. Mesick should have a very solid squad
Stewart returns at running back. Alex Sutten all conference de- and could win it, as well.
Your SportS EntErtainmEnt fensive back. Riley Moggo and James Alberts are all confer-
HEadquartErS goals — Win the conference championship. Make the play-
ence returners as well. Senior Chase Ryan will anchor the line offs and win a game.
231-775-7752 at center. big games — Brethren and Mesick will both be big games
newcomers — Jeff Nealy joins the team to help in the for the conference race. Onekama in the opener is a huge
Stop in for pizza aftEr tHE gamE! line. Sophomore Thomas Jenema returns as a starter after a game for us. They beat us in the playoffs last year on their way
strong freshman year on the varsity. Jason Seabolt will start on to being state runner-up.
defense. experience — seven seniors, nine juniors and two sopho-
strengths — Running the ball is a strength. We will also be mores
Volleyball
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The 2019 Marion volleyball team.
MARION VOLLEYBALL 09/21 Onekama Invite TBA

08/23 Northern Michigan 09/24 Brethren 7:00
Christian Invite 3:00 09/26 MASON COUNTY
08/27 CADILLAC HERITAGE EASTERN 7:00
CHRISTIAN 6:30 10/01 Mesick 7:00
09/05 Baldwin 7:00 10/03 BR CROSSROADS 7:00
coach - selena golnick Juniors: Ogho Osadiaye- Opposite Attacker; and AnaMarie
09/10 Cadillac Heritage 10/05 Bobcat Invite 9 AM
Batinovic- Defensive Specialist
Christian 6:30 10/08 BEAR LAKE 7:00
strengths — Offense and serving 09/12 WALKERVILLE 7:00 10/12 WMD Tourney 9 AM
record — 6-3 in our conference working on — Out of system rotations and serve receive 09/14 BR Crossroads 9 AM 10/26 Hesperia Volley
accomplishments — Runner-up in our West Michigan style — Marion will be running a 5-1 rotation this year, with 6 09/17 Pentwater 7:00 Against Violence 9 AM
D Tournament. seniors running the team. Senior leadership will be a huge key 09/19 MANISTEE CATHOLIC HOME GAMES
returnees — Seniors: Rylie Richards- Outside Attacker; to success this season.
CENTRAL 7:00 ARE CAPITALIZED
Teagan Cox-Setter; Alli Bell-Opposite Attacker; Lexi Salisbury- goals — Win our conference and districts this year! Your SportS EntErtainmEnt
Defensive Specialist; and Isabell Bontekoe- Middle Attacker. big matches — Pentwater, Mesick and Bear Lake HEadquartErS
Juniors: Payton Raymond- Libero. Sophomores: Jersey Scott- experience — six seniors, three juniors and two sophomores
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Cross country
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The 2019 Marion cross country team.
Back — Lisah Buchanan, Andrea Weaver,
Lizzy Fouch, Sara England, Chloe Philo,
Alexis Salisbury, Riley Kischnick and Nolah
Grundy. Front — Aidan Timko, Jordan
Wood, Eric Williams and Trey Davis. Missing
— Alyssa Thompson, Selena Quintero.
coach - jason keeler that is going to be exciting as the season progresses. Jordan so we are training both mentally and physically to be as fit for
Wood (10), Aidan Timko (9), Trey Davis (9). Girls: Our newcomers challenge as we can be.
on the girl’s side also bring excitement and include Chloe Philo conference — For the boys it’s a toss up between Bear
record — Boys finished sixth in the West Michigan D League (11), Sara England (11), Nolah Grundy (9), Lizzy Fouch (9), Selena Lake/Onekama, Walkerville and MCE. Right now, I’d give the
and the girls finished first. Alexis Salisbury earned 1st team All- Quintero (9) and Lisah Buchanan (9). This is one of the strongest edge to MCE because of their depth. For the girls I think our
Conference WMD honors ‘new’ groups of runners we have had and should strengthen our depth helped us a lot and will do so again. Biggest contenders
returnees — Boys: We are very young this year returning 5th through 7th position and challenge our top runners. are probably Mason County Eastern and Big Rapids Crossroads.
only one runner from last year’s team in sophomore Eric Williams. strengths — Our boys team is very young and inexperienced goals — As always our goal is to qualify for the state meet as a
We’re leaning on him to develop as a leader as the season pro- but has shown a lot of positivity. I think this quality alone will be a team or as individuals. We are excited to compete again in the
gresses. Girls: The key returnees on the girl’s side include Alexis strength as we develop our 5K ability. With our numbers up on our West Michigan ‘D’ League and look forward to competition with
Salisbury (12), Riley Kischnick (12), Andrea Weaver (11) and Alys- girls team, we should be a much deeper team and as a result our similar sized schools and working hard to be conference cham-
sa Thompson (12). All four have a lot of running experience and top 5 should be improved over last year. I think do a really good pions. Beyond that, we will define success by personal growth on
will play a key role developing our top 5 where there is going to job of supporting each other and this year will be no exception. the course and off of it.
be a lot of competition. working on — Right now a big focus is about dealing with big meets — Regionals and conference meets
newcomers — Boys: New runners will define our program race day stresses and being in the moment. Obviously good experience — Boys: two sophomores and two freshmen.
on the boys’ side. Each has potential for a lot of growth and preparation is an important part of dealing with those stresses Girls: three seniors, three juniors and four freshmen
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The 2019 Pine River football team. Front — Thomas
Hooker, Brock Nelson, Lane Ruppert, Marcus Jurik, Sasha
Huffman, Trevor Root and Austin Wuesten. Second —
Andrew Stevens, Ian Robertson, Brian Fauble, Creed
Watson, Dylan Fauble and Omar Aguilar. Third — Gavyn
Curnett, Zach Lemmon, Elijah Carper, Taylor Helmboldt,
Christian Charles. Back — Rogan Nelson, Isaac McKinley
and Parker Deboard.
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coach - terry martin working on — Being more explosive on offense and im-
proving our special teams performance
style — We like to spread the ball around and use our speed.
record — 6-4 conference — Lake City has been undefeated in the
accomplishments — Qualified for playoffs conference over the last two seasons so they are at the top
returnees — Seniors- Brock Nelson FB, Lane Ruppert WR, right now. McBain returns the most production from last season.
Marcus Jurik WR, Brian Fauble DB, Sasha Huffman LB, Creed
goals — Make it into the playoffs to have a shot at a post-
Watson OL and Austin Wuesten DL. Junior- Omar Aguilar K
season run. Challenge in the Highland conference
newcomer — Sophomore- Rogan Nelson QB big games — All focus is on week 1: Kalkaska
strengths — We have a lot of team speed this year hop- experience — nine seniors, 11 juniors and two sophomores
ing that will result in us playing good defense and be exciting
on offense
Volleyball
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The 2019 Pine River volleyball team. Back — Lorean
Yeomans, Madison Baldwin, Avery Sumpter and Lillian
Johnson. Middle — Ashlynne Cox, Alicia Lindsay, Emma
Whitley, Sydney Edstrom and Kim Hill. Front — Parker
Moores, Sophie Johnson and Cayla Trowbridge.
PINE RIVER VOLLEYBALL 09/24 Manton 6:00

08/26 East Jordan 5:00 09/26 BEAL CITY 6:00
09/07 Kingsley 9 AM 10/01 ROSCOMMON 6:00
09/10 TRI 5:30 10/05 Shelby 9 AM
09/12 TRI 5:30 10/10 SUTTONS BAY 5:00
09/14 Traverse City 10/15 LAKE CITY 6:00
Central 9 AM 10/17 Evart 6:00
09/17 Northern Michigan 10/22 HOUGHTON LAKE 6:00
Christian Tri 5:30 10/24 Northern Michigan
09/19 Evart Tri 5:30 Christian 6:00
09/21 Cadillac 9 AM HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED coach - jana dennis a knack for serving aggressive as well.
working on — I think our biggest thing we are working on
is our mental game and our consistency, as well as serving very
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Johnson, Parker Moores were Highland Conference and Cayla ers back this year and fans should see a much more cohesive
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returnees — Emma Whitley- outside hitter, Sophie Johnson- conference — I say this every year that it really comes
Setter, Cayla Trowbridge- middle hitter, Parker Moores-outside down to any given night in the Highland. I feel if we continue
hitter, Lillian Johnson-middle hitter, Sydney Edstrom-right side, to make the changes necessary then we will definitely be in the
Avery Sumpter-Right Side and Lorean Yeomans-middle blocker running.
newcomers — Alicia Lindsay-defense Specialist, Kim Hill- goals — We have set our eyes on a conference title for sure
outside hitter, Madison Baldwin-middle blocker and Ashlynne but we know that we will need to play at a high consistent level
Cox-defensive specialist throughout the season in order to achieve that goal.
strengths — Having eight returners will definitely be a experience — three seniors, seven juniors and two sopho-
strength of ours this year. We are an aggressive hitting team with mores
soccer
PINE RIVER BOYS SOCCER 09/18 NORTHERN MICHIGAN
08/19 Pentwater 5:00 CHRISTIAN 5:00
08/22 LAKEVIEW 5:00 09/23 BR Crossroads 5:00
08/26 Clare 7:00 09/25 OGEMAW HEIGHTS 5:00
08/28 CHEBOYGAN 5:00 09/30 GLADWIN 5:00
09/03 BR CROSSROADS 5:00 10/02 ROSCOMMON 5:00
09/05 Burt Lake NMCA 5:00 10/04 Cadillac Heritage
09/09 CLARE 5:00 Christian 5:00
09/11 Gladwin 5:00 10/07 Crossover TBA
09/16 Northern Michigan 10/10 Lakeview 4:30
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The 2019 Pine River soccer team.
coach - david fisher Dalten Sible.

working on — We are taking it back to the basics this
country
year. We are going to rebuild the program from the bottom
record — 1-17 up. We are getting stronger by the week as we work hard to
returnees — Senior Forward Tyler Lyndquist, Senior Sweep- develop a winning program. PINE RIVER CROSS COUNTRY 10/05 CECIL BURCH
08/24 Benzie 9 AM INVITATIONAL 10 AM
er Hunter Ashcroft, Senior Forward Ethan Underhill , Senior Mid- style — Fans will see a high-energy team that gives it their all 09/04 Roscommon 4:00 10/08 Beaverton 4:30
fielder Daria, Lindquist, Senior Goalie/Forward Caleb Mitchell, as soon as they are on the field. Defensively we are focusing 09/07 Buckley 10 AM 10/11 Montabella 4:00
Junior Midfielder Bryce Wanstead, Junior Goalie/Midfielder 09/10 Beal City 4:00 10/15 Beal City
on being aggressive and proactive. Offensively we will try to 09/17 Evart (Conference) 4:30 (Conference Finals) 4:00
Dalten Sible and Sophomore Forward Caleb Lewis. control the ball and move it up the field not just kick it to get 09/21 Central lake 11 AM 10/26 Regionals TBA
newcomers — Sophomore Midfielder Lukas Fisher, Sopho- rid of it. 09/25 Roscommon 4:00 HOME GAMES
more Forward Garrett Sperkoski, Freshman Fullback Jordan 10/01 Houghton Lake (Conf.) 4:30 ARE CAPITALIZED
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coach - scott shankel
record — 11-1
accomplishments — eighth straight conference championship
(CSAA Gold) and a third straight district title. Lost to Saginaw Swan Valley in
the a Division 5 regional championships game.
returnees — Payton Hansen -11th, RB/LB; Joe Shewan- 11th, OL/OLB;
Austin Fowler- 12th, OL/DL; Jeffrey Samuels- 12th, QB/DB; Austin Whitehead-
12th, OL/LB; Auston Major- 12th, RB/DB; Mark White- 12th, OL/OLB; Jaxsen
Adams- 12th, WR/DB; and Darrin Halladay- 12th, OL/DL
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and Chaz Davis- 11th, OL/DL The 2019 Reed City football team. Front — 08/30 Montague 7:00 at FSU 7:00
strengths — Toughness and being physical on both sides of the ball. Noah Jones, Jaxsen Adams, Isaac Williams, 09/06 FREMONT 7:00 10/11 CENTRAL
working on — Working hard every rep, snap, down, etc. Auston Major-Kailing, Austin Whitehead, 09/13 Grant 7:00 MONTCALM 7:00
09/20 TRI-COUNTY 7:00 10/18 Newaygo 7:00
style — Physical brand of football on both sides of the ball. Brendan Ruppert and Mark White. Second — 09/27 CHIPPEWA HILLS 7:00 10/25 Pine River 7:00
conference — Everyone will be a contender in the conference. No Seth Jackson, Payton Hansen, Clayton Wayne, HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED
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goals — Win conference and make a run in the playoffs. and Caleb Johnson. Third — Ryan Neal, Dylan Your SportS EntErtainmEnt
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08/23 Ludington Invite 9 AM 10/01 Chippewa Hills 7:00
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09/07 Cardinal Invite 10/03 SHELBY +2 5:30
Big Rapids 9 AM 10/08 BIG RAPIDS 7:00
09/10 Fremont 7:00 10/15 Central Montcalm 7:00
09/17 GRANT 7:00 10/19 BR Crossroads 9 AM
09/19 Tri w/Suttons Bay 10/22 NEWAYGO 7:00
@ Mason County 11/02 Central Montcalm 9 AM coach - don patterson strengths — We will be a solid defensive team with great
Central 5:30 HOME GAMES chemistry.
09/21 Cadillac Invite 8:30 AM ARE CAPITALIZED working on — We will be working on our offense as the
record — 12-26-1 year progresses.
returnees — We have six returning varsity players; (Seniors) goals — We will look to be in the conference hunt and should
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experience — four seniors and four sophomores
soccer
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08/21 Shelby 5:30 09/10 Tri-County 4:30
08/23 McBain 10 AM 09/12 Hart 5:00
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08/27 GRANT 4:30 09/19 Fremont 4:30 The 2019 Reed
08/29 Traverse City 09/24 LAKEVIEW 4:30
Christian 5:00 09/26 BIG RAPIDS 4:30 City boys soccer
09/04 CHIPPEWA HILLS 4:30 HOME GAMES ARE CAPITALIZED team.

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Stop in for pizza aftEr tHE gamE! conference — The CSAA is a tough conference. From the
record — 4-12-1 top to the bottom, it has to be taken game by game.
returnees — Kam Horchner, Ethan Maddox, Ty Brocker and goals — We would like to finish higher in the conference and
Max Selfridge are all in their fourth year of varsity soccer.
win a district game this year.
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strengths — Communication, speed and desire. The boys big games — All of our conference games are big games, but
have a strong desire to want to be better
the biggest game will be on Sept. 26 against Big Rapids
working on — Slowing the game down, utilizing one an- experience — six seniors, four juniors and four sophomores
other to open up chances.
country
REED CITY CROSS COUNTRY 09/21 Evart 10 AM
08/20 Chippewa Hills 10 AM 09/26 Chippewa Hills 4:30
08/24 Benzie Central 8:30 AM 09/28 Shepherd 9 AM
09/07 Ferris State 10/01 REED CITY INVITE 4:30
University 10:30 AM 10/10 Manistee 4:30
09/13 Michigan State 10/15 Chippewa Hills 4:30
University 11 AM 10/19 Chippewa Hills 10 AM
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accomplishments — Both the boys and girls fourth in the
CSAA Gold Division. Three individual runners qualified for State Fi-
nals - Brandon Wirth, Calvin Rohde, and Abbigail Kiaunis. Brandon
and Abbi were first team all-conference and Taylor Harrison was
honorable mention.
returnees — Seniors Calvin Rohde, Noah Blythe and Jared
Karns are our top three boys and should all compete for a chance
to go to state and along with medaling at our invites. We return
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all of our girls including top runners Abbigail Kiaunis, Taylor Harrison,
Paige Lofquist, Leigha Johnson, Brooke Miller, Abby Johnson and The 2019 Reed City cross
Taylor Hilliard. country teams.
newcomers — Our freshmen have great potential and will
push the upperclassmen. Ty Kailing and Mason Dozier for the boys
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strengths — We have great team unity and the runners sup-
port each other. They push each other to do their very best. We
tend to have really good kicks to finish the race and our kids love
hills.
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