Tag Archives: Knights

Knights Clip Eagles Wings With Five Goal Second Period

January 19, 2012 Comments { 0 }

 What a night of Hockey at wonderful Walker Ice and Fitness Center as the Knights of Kenowa Hills faced off against the Hudsonville Eagles. As soon as the puck dropped, the intensity from both sides was evident. Hard checks and quick skating allowed both teams opportunities to fill the net. [...]

WMA Previews District 6-A, Hosted by Grand Haven

March 2, 2011 Comments { 0 }

This Class A District, with games being played at Grand Haven, looks to have two clear frontrunners, a solid “Next Best” choice, and then a handful of teams that don’t have a realistic shot at making it out of the District.  Three of the teams in this District hail from [...]

Power-T strikes again, as Tito Wingfield leads Kenowa Hills into the playoffs

October 22, 2010 Comments { 0 }

The fear of death is the most powerful motivator, followed very closely by the fear of elimination from playoff contention.  Kenowa Hills  came into Friday night’s game against Forest Hills Central at 5-3, playing for a share of the O-K Black championship, and ultimately the rights to play in week-10.  [...]

Grand Rapids Union plays for Hope

January 21, 2010 Comments { 2 }

Grand Rapids Union high school sports among the most successful basketball teams in West Michigan, currently sitting at 8-0.  A record like that is only available through thousands of hours of preparation, a chunk of natural talent, and perhaps most importantly, an understanding that the greatest things cannot be achieved [...]

Loy Norrix's Hoskins flips the switch with 90-seconds to play

December 9, 2009 Comments { 1 }

In basketball, the fourth quarter is where you make your money.  In particular the last two minutes.  Any old fool with a modicum of talent can score points during the first three quarters when, really, everybody’s still feeling each other out.  But what separates the good from the great on [...]

W.Mich dominates MaxPreps Top-25

August 4, 2009 Comments { 53 }

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 [...]