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Top-20 receivers from week-8

October 20, 2010 Comments { 1 }

As a receiver in high school football, your chances can be limited.  Teams tend to keep the ball on the ground more often than not, so any pass thrown your way needs to be treated with the utmost importance.  But if you can rack up over 22 yards per catch, [...]

Soccer Playoff Preview: Division II

October 13, 2010 Comments { 0 }

There is going to be a lot of intense Division II district action in West Michigan starting next week. Two of the top teams in Division II, Unity Christian and Northview, are in separate districts but will still have to face some tough teams to keep going in the state [...]

Middleville Thornapple Kellogg tops Forest Hills Eastern in football

October 11, 2010 Comments { 0 }

Thornapple Kellogg tops Forest Hills Eastern 29-23 in Friday night’s football game. This game gave Middleville its all important sixth win of the season. The game went into double overtime. Read the full story with The Grand Rapids Press: “Middleville 29, Forest Hills Eastern 23 (2 OT)”

Video: Nate Iveson gives Coley McKeough the best birthday present

September 20, 2010 Comments { 3 }

Pure electricity. The sights, the sounds, the energy was inescapable. In Middleville’s dug in stadium, there was no outside world. This was it, Middleville (4-0) versus Grand Rapids Catholic Central (3-1). Sitting 15 feet below the asphalt parking lots, Bob White Stadium was alive. And to this day, I contend [...]

WMA takes attendance: Carli Capestany remains perfect on tennis court

June 4, 2010 Comments { 0 }

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: Hudsonville’s Carli Capestany [...]

WMA takes attendance: districts make the heart grow fonder

March 9, 2010 Comments { 0 }

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: March 8 boys [...]