RAPID RIVER- On Friday, October 2, the Rapid River Rockets dropped a 58-16 football decision to top-ranked Lake Linden-Hubbell, falling into the Lakes’ tempo early in the game. The Lakes began fast, scoring the first touchdown by senior Brady Axford and the two-point conversion with ...
Tonight’s games Football Norway at Powers North Central, 7 p.m. Calumet at Escanaba, 7 p.m. Stephenson at Rapid River, 7 p.m. Manistique at Gwinn, 7 p.m. Gladstone at Houghton, 7 p.m. Bark River-Harris at Hancock, 7 p.m. Saturday’s games Volleyball Bark River-Harris, Gladstone at Marquette Invitational, 8:30 a.m. Manistique at Indian River Inland Lakes Invitational, 9 a.m. Soccer Northern Lights League tournament at Mackinac Island, TBA Football Superior Central at Munising, 7 p.m.
GARDEN CORNERS — The Big Bay de Noc Black Bears captured the Northern Lights League regular-season volleyball championship by sweeping both ends of a doubleheader from the Paradise Rockets here Wednesday night. They took the opener 25-4, 25-8 and nightcap 25-6, 25-13. “This season truly has exceeded my expectations,” Big Bay coach Angie Carley said. “We came into this season looking at it as a building year with how young and green our team was, and despite that, we walked away with a regular-season championship for the Northern Lights League. Big Bay senior Payton Pederson ...
Young & American Circlemcountry.com 38, E&E Furniture 33, Lucky Strikes 24, Spare Time 19, Red Hots 18. H.T.G. — Circlemcountry.com 366 H.T.S. — Circlemcountry.com 1,002 H.I.S. — Matthew Meerstein 527, Rhonda Imeson 483 Three high games — Men: Matthew Meerstein 201, Dave Moran and Trevor Sebeck 199. Women: Rhonda Imeson 181, Abby Dubord 153, Andria Thompson 127.
ESCANABA — As the 2026-27 football season heads toward the playoffs it's time for another Meet the Athlete. Today it's Escanaba senior quarterback Alex Ison. Adam Hinch: When did you start playing football? Alex Ison: I started playing flag football as a kid but my first year of real ...
BANAT — It’s not very often a runner has an off day and the good fortune of winning a race. Rock Mid Peninsula Ashdyn Gerow, however, overcame breathing issues here Wednesday and captured the Skyline Central Conference boys’ cross country title by covering a challenging 3.1-mile course in 17 minutes, 59.3 seconds on this mostly sunny and windy late afternoon. “Before the start I felt pretty good,” he said. “Then, little after the first hill I couldn’t breathe. It’s a rough day. This was my first time running in cleats and every now and then one would get me in the ...
