BARK RIVER — The Bark River-Harris Broncos looked to be in mid-season form as they swept a baseball doubleheader over North Central here Thursday. The Broncos took game one convincingly 11-1 and came from behind to win 4-3 in game two. The Broncos got a great pitching performance from ...
GLADSTONE — The Gladstone Braves gave themselves plenty of momentum going into the second game of a baseball doubleheader here Thursday night. After rallying past Iron Mountain 3-2 in eight innings in the first game, the Braves completed the sweep with an 11-1 triumph in four innings in the second game. Landon Pepin’s single to centerfield in the bottom of the eighth sealed the verdict in the opener, enabling Vinny Rebholz to cross the plate with the game-winner. “It’s amazing when you win a ball game how much of a difference it makes,” Braves’ coach Tyler Swanson said. ...
ESCANABA — The Escanaba tennis team was happy to be back on the court together Wednesday after some players were gone on a band trip to New vYork The Eskymos picked up right where they left off as Brett Swanson defeated Brant Veeser at No. 2 singles in two sets 6-3, 6-2. “My forehand has ...
ESCANABA — It was a good night on the diamond for the Escanaba Eskymos as they defeated the Menominee Maroons 6-3 here Thursday. Mikaiden Hughes singled in the first inning to score a run to put Escanaba up 1-0. Menominee responded in the second inning to tie the game at one on an ...
NORWAY — The 13-15 year old girls softball team sponsored by Riverside Auto Sales defeated Norway 17-6 at Marion Park here Tuesday. Riverside got on the board first as Aubrey Adams had an RBI-single and laila grounded out to score a run. Landon Davis stole home on a passed ball to put Riverside up 3-0. Norway tied the game in the bottom of the first but Riverside responded with five runs in the top of the third inning on only two hits. Riverside brought two more runs in the top of the fourth as Jayden Stenberg had a solo home run and London Dubord had an RBI-double to put ...
RAPID RIVER — The Manistique Emeralds climbed over the .500 mark by sweeping both ends of a softball doubleheader for the Rapid River Rockets here Wednesday. Manistique raised its record to 9-8 by taking the opener 19-7 in five innings and the nightcap 22-6 in three on this partly sunny and chilly day. The Emeralds, taking advantage of three errors, three walks and two wild pitches, scored seven times in the opening frame of the second game. Junior Kenzy Taylor, who ripped a double to leftfield, scored Rapid River’s first run on an error in the bottom of the first. Manistique ...
