If basketball games were decided by style points, Tuesday night’s match up between Caledonia and Ottawa Hills would have been a draw. Thankfully, for Caledonia Head Coach Todd Bloemers and his group of Fighting Scots, that is not the case. On Tuesday night, it was the Scots who stormed back [...]
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Caledonia Buckles Down, Overcoming Second Half Sailor Surge
February 3, 2012
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The Caledonia Fighting Scots couldn’t look past Friday’s game against the South Christian Sailors. Although the Scots will have a huge rematch next week against conference-leading Ottawa Hills, Friday’s game was just as important, with a solid footing for second place on the line. At times it looked like Caledonia [...]
Caledonia Wins With Consistency
December 23, 2011
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The Fighting Scots looked like they were going to cruise to victory, after they opened up a fast 11-3 lead after the first quarter of play. Forest Hills Northern, however, wasn’t willing to go quietly, as their offensive attack awoke in the second quarter, outscoring Caledonia 27-15, giving the Huskies [...]
Congrats and insight from a Wayland superfan
March 11, 2010
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I received this write up from Michael Kanoza, stepfather of Wayland’s Travis Rader, after the Wildcats’ district semifinal win over Ottawa Hills on Wednesday. It’s a pretty awesome look into a side of high school basketball we don’t often get to see. Thanks, Michael! Wayland dodges the statistics and Ottawa [...]
Wayland refocuses, survives scare from Caledonia
March 9, 2010
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High quality, professional action prints from the game available from David Chandler Photography. In the process of winning 20-consecutive ballgames, some funny things can tend to happen to a team’s sense of itself. Whether you describe it as ego, confidence, swagger or anything else, the team can often view itself [...]
W.Mich dominates MaxPreps Top-25
August 4, 2009
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Ranking football teams before the first snap of official practice, much less live game action, is ridiculous. It’s way too early to predict how teams will gel together, which talent will fail to live up to its billing, and which no-name players will step up in a big way. Surprises [...]
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