West Michigan All Star » annalise pickrel http://westmiallstar.com High school sports scores, schedules and news in West Michigan Tue, 22 May 2012 13:15:50 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 WMA take attendance: watch out for the splash zone! http://westmiallstar.com/2010/04/wma-take-attendance-watch-out-for-the-splash-zone/ http://westmiallstar.com/2010/04/wma-take-attendance-watch-out-for-the-splash-zone/#comments Wed, 14 Apr 2010 10:12:56 +0000 Heather Smith http://www.westmiallstar.com/?p=4284 A look around the wide world of high school sports and the web that covers it. Well, not the whole world, mostly just the distance between Lake Michigan and somewhere-in-the-vicinity-of-Lansing, give or take about 50-miles. In an order wholly indecipherable to the naked eye. So look closely:

  1. Forest Hills Northern’s Caroline Aleck is tennis team’s No. 1, with a bullet   -The Grand Rapids Press
  2. Jon Henry blazing a trail for East Kentwood track stars -The Grand Rapids Press
  3. Big Ten-bound Forest Hills pitchers give new meaning to ‘friendly rivalry’ -The Grand Rapids Press
  4. Chelsea VanderMolen’s big splash has optimism high for Hudsonville water polo -The Grand Rapids Press
  5. Catholic Central’s Annalise Pickrel leads local girls named to all-state basketball teams -The Grand Rapids Press
  6. Michigan-bound Alex Lakatos throws no-hitter in Forest Hills Central’s win against Grand Haven -The Grand Rapids Press
  7. Jenison girls top shorthanded Grandville in water polo –The Grand Rapids Press
  8. Orchard View’s Cody Jonas brings bulldog mentality to the mound for Cardinals -The Muskegon Chronicle
  9.  Forest Hills Central girls soccer team beats Unity Christian in battle of youth -The Grand Rapids Press
  10. Forest Hills Eastern boys lacrosse team hangs on to beat East Grand Rapids -The Grand Rapids Press
  11. Spring Lake guns down Grand Haven 8-2 in girls soccer -The Muskegon Chronicle

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  1. The Venerable One predicts WMich to roll — Who’s the Bos?
  2. Bronson v. Constantine. Same old same old? — Kalamazoo Gazette
  3. Montague v. Iron Mountain needs toughness — Muskegon Chronicle
  4. P. Central looking to dominate on defense — Kalamazoo Gazette
  5. Heights’ Parker effective from anywhere — Muskegon Chronicle
  6. Mendon v. Hudson. About time, huh? — Kalamazoo Gazette
  7. CMU sniping WMich basketball talent — Grand Rapids Press
  8. S.Christian golfers sign letters of intent — Grand Rapids Press
  9. O-K Red water polo gunning for states — Grand Rapids Press
  10. Knew this was coming, but Pickrel signs — Grand Rapids Press

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