The Escanaba High School Skating Club Team swept District 7 Level B title, Level C 2nd place recently during a competition held in Marquette. District 7 Competition is as follows: Escanaba High School Competition 12/4 Level B Results Escanaba 1st Marquette 2nd Level C Results ...
GLADSTONE — Twenty-one points from senior Owen Gereau and two others in double figures were not enough for Gladstone as they fell 65-62 in a Great Northern Conference matchup against Menominee here Friday. Along with 21 from Gereau, Junior Lonnie Davey scored 18 and sophomore Alex Prins ...
ESCANABA — The Bay College Norse continued their late-season push by posting basketball victories over Muskegon Community College here Saturday. Bay’s women clinched at least a No. 2 seed in the MCCAA North Conference tournament by defeating the Jayhawks 90-56 and the men led all the way in a 93-68 triumph. The Bay women trailed 20-13 late in the first quarter, then gained a 21-20 lead on a layup by sophomore guard Gracie Kleikamp early in the second. Muskegon, which had just seven available players, took a 30-27 on a 23-jump shot by sophomore forward Anna ...
U.P. scores Friday’s games Boys’ basketball Houghton 52, Escanaba 41 Menominee 65, Gladstone 62 Manistique 65, Gwinn 28 Big Bay de Noc 62, Kinross Maplewood Baptist 59 Hannahville 33, Bay Mills Ojibwe Charter 24 Rapid River 55, Rock Mid Peninsula 43 Norway 68, Powers North Central 52 Iron Mountain 57, Bark River-Harris 36 Felch North Dickinson 70, Carney-Nadeau 32 Crystal Falls Forest Park 85, Munising 51 Marquette 65, Negaunee 35 L’Anse 56, West Iron County 42 Baraga 60, Dollar Bay 49 Lake Linden-Hubbell 49, Chassell 47 Bessemer 62, ...
GLADSTONE — Gladstone junior Eva Pankonien hit a program record nine 3-pointers previously held by Lillie Johnson with seven as the Braves rolled past Gwinn 64-37 here Thursday. “It felt great, I had a good shootaround today,” Pankonien said. “They played a zone defense to take away ...
SPALDING — The Powers North Central girls took care of the basketball and the lead for the most part here in a 44-14 triumph over the Rapid River Rockets on Senior Night here Thursday. This marked the fourth victory in five games for the Jets, who improved to 8-8 and committed just 10 turnovers. “That’s a lot better than in some games,” Jets’ coach Brooke Granquist said. “The girls did a good job protecting the ball. I think their confidence is up. We usually have six girls who are scoring. They adjust to things well. They’re having fun and that’s ...
