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The making of a state championship

Winning a state championship doesn’t happen overnight. For the Forest Hills Central girls’ golf team, it took months of practice, hard work, and teamwork to accomplish something that had never been done before in school history. The Rangers made history by winning their first-ever Division 2 girls’ golf...

Grand Rapids, MI · 5d
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Appeal denied, Catholic Central defeats Comstock Park

Catholic Central defeated Comstock Park with a score of 56-13 Tuesday night after the Michigan Court of Appeals denied MHSAA's emergency appeal earlier that day.

Grand Rapids, MI · 3d

The Holland Sentinel

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Nothing small about the play of Zeeland East's undersized middle hitter, who heads to Calvin

ZEELAND - Bri Cole is easy to overlook. She isn't the best player on her team, nor is she the tallest hitter on her team. In fact her own setter is taller than her. But the 5-foot, 7-inch Zeeland East middle hitter quickly makes opponents pay for overlooking her. "A challenge for me is being underestimated just by my height. But after I stuff a 6-2 girl, I've caught people's attention," Cole said. "I love the position with its different hitting spots and lateral movements. Although I can end up running all over the court and ending up in some awkward spots, I wouldn't change it for the world." Cole has had some huge blocks on some of the state's best hitters this season, showcasing her leaping ability to go along with her net skills. Those moments caught the eyes of colleges and Cole decided to stay close to home and join perennial NCAA Division III powerhouse Calvin University in Grand Rapids. More: Zeeland East's Bri Cole, Ava Geerlings voted Sentinel athlete of the week "I just knew as soon as I stepped on campus that that was my home," Cole said. "Right by the city, beautiful campus, and a

Zeeland, MI · 5d

The Detroit Free Press

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High school football game delayed by eligibility arguments to be played Tuesday

Michigan's final high school football district semifinal will be played Tuesday, Nov. 3. Grand Rapids Catholic Central (7-2) will host Comstock Park (4-5) in the 128th district semifinal of the 2026 postseason at CC's field on Tuesday, according to the Michigan High School Athletic Association's website. The school confirmed to the Free Press it will host the game Tuesday night. The game was originally scheduled for Friday, along with the majority of other first-round playoff matchups in Michigan , but it was removed from the schedule on Thursday. The MHSAA announced it was withdrawing Grand Rapids Catholic Central , which entered the postseason as the top-seeded team in Division 5 with a 7-2 record, for the use of an ineligible player during the regular season. Using an ineligible player means a team must forfeit the games in which they participated, which took five wins off GRCC's resume and left the Cougars without the requisite playoff points to make the final 32. In response to the MHSAA's decision, the school released a statement saying the student in question transferred to the school in January 2026. His family moved over the summer, and the school received a letter from the MHSAA confirming

Grand Rapids, MI · 4d

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Fruitport’s Izzy Hanson-Wilbur, an athlete for all seasons, may be at her very best on the volleyball court

FRUITPORT – Fruitport’s Izzy Hanson-Wilbur is one of those rare athletes who almost never leaves the headlines. That’s because she’s one of those rare athletes who is great at three sports, covering all three seasons of the high school athletic calendar. She has won lots of...

Fruitport Charter Twp, MI · 3d

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Pickleball, Golf and Pool Days Are All Coming to One Place

Nine pickleball courts, golf simulators, an indoor Wiffle Ball field and a massive outdoor pool are coming to one new West Michigan destination.

Grand Rapids, MI · 4d

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Final Score Report: Football (Week 10)

Welcome to the Final Score Report, a weekly roundup of High School Football scores from around Ottawa County. Home teams are listed second. Local teams appear in bold. The Michigan high school football playoffs delivered another thrilling weekend of high stakes, major upsets, and explosive offenses, as local teams punched their tickets to the next round of the postseason.

Ottawa County, MI · 3d

The Detroit News

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Grandville football upsets Howell after surviving brutal schedule

Taking some beatings early this fall is finally paying dividends. Grandville (5-5) barely snuck into the playoffs after playing the second-hardest strength of schedule among Michigan’s 493 teams. That included facing state powers Muskegon, Detroit Cass Tech, East Kentwood and Hudsonville in consecutive games to open the season. Considering Cass Tech (10-0) and East Kentwood (10-0) are the two best teams in the state right now, that’s impressive. Especially playing them in back-to-back weeks. But iron sharpens iron, as they say in the high school football business. And that brutal schedule prepared Grandville for the Division 1 postseason. More: Subscribe to our high school football newsletter DJ Hardiman rushed 15 times for 143 yards and two touchdowns, Jayce Hopewell added 21 carries for 114 yards and three TDs and Grandville upset Howell, 38-30, in the district opener Friday, Oct. 30. Grandville not only earned the right to face Portage Central (9-1) in this week’s district championship, but also claimed bragging rights as the first eighth seed to beat a No. 1 seed under the Michigan High School Athletic Association’s new playoff format, which seeds the entire region instead of just individual districts. “There were times we looked at our schedule,

Grandville, MI · 5d

The Holland Sentinel

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Meet the top performers of the week for high school sports in the Holland area

The fall season is winding down for Holland-area high school sports. Here is a look at the top performers this week. Cam Brouwer, Zeeland West football The Dux running back scored four rushing touchdowns carrying the ball 19 times for 148 yards in a 60-27 win over Niles in the first round of the playoffs on Friday, Oct. 30. Jovanny Carrillo, Holland soccer The Dutch freshman scored a goal in a regional semifinal win over Unity Christian on Tuesday, Oct. 27, then followed that up with a hat trick in a 4-1 win over Marquette in the regional championship game on Thursday, Oct. 29. Chava Carranza, Fennville soccer The Blackhawks forward scored the lone goal in a regional semifinal defeat to NorthPointe Christian. Ariyah Gettings, Zeeland swimming The Zeeland senior won the 200 freestyle in 2:00.56 and the 100 breaststroke in 1:06.49 to lead Zeeland past Holland Christian in an epic clash, 95-91, on Tuesday, Oct. 27. Camryn Siegers, Holland Christian swimming The Maroons senior won the 50 freestyle (23.57) and 100 backstroke (55.79) in a close showdown with Zeeland. Lizzie Risdon, Zeeland East volleyball The senior outside hitter totaled 14 kills, 17 digs, two aces and a block in

Holland, MI · 5d

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Michigander to Lead 2029 Ryder Cup

The PGA of America has named Laura Frick, a Hudsonville, Michigan native, as Championship Director for the 2029 Ryder Cup, to be played September 24-30, 2029 at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minnesota. Frick — the first female PGA of America Member to serve as a championship director for...

Chaska, MN · 5d

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UPDATE: GRCC to play tonight after granted temporary restraining order

Following the initial removal of Grand Rapids Catholic Central from the Division 5 MHSAA football playoffs, the school will now play Comstock Park tonight at 7 p.m. The Cougars were granted the chance to play after a Kent County Circuit Court judge issued a temporary restraining order against the MHSAA. The lawsuit was filed independently of Grand Rapids Catholic Central.

Grand Rapids, MI · 4d

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Fourth year coach, first year father

Coach Jordan George is always busy while in Ranger Country, but when at home, his day doesn’t get any less busy. This past basketball offseason, the George family welcomed a new limb to the family tree: Benny. Coach George is the varsity head men’s basketball coach and the head...

Grand Rapids, MI · 5d

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MHSAA Withdraws Grand Rapids Catholic Central from 11-Player Football Playoffs

EAST LANSING, Mich. – Oct. 29 –  The Michigan High School Athletic Association has withdrawn Grand Rapids Catholic Central High School from the 11-Player Division 5 Football Playoffs as a result of its use of an ineligible player in six games during the regular season. Grand Rapids...

Grand Rapids, MI · 6d

The Holland Sentinel

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Saugatuck assistant coach suspended for MHSAA violation; all-state guard transfers

The Saugatuck basketball team will be without its best player this season and without an assistant coach for a few games. It is part of a tough start for the Saugatuck program before the season has even begun. All-state guard Mylah Simpson has transferred to South Haven, which will be a huge hole to fill in the lineup. In addition and unrelated, Saugatuck will be without an assistant coach for the first five games of the girls basketball season based on an MHSAA violation. More: Meet the All-Area Girls Basketball Team, led by Talia Laskowski, Mylah Simpson According to an MHSAA ruling, Saugatuck committed a violation when a volunteer assistant coach made "electronic communications made to students at another school, specifically Regulation I, Section 10 (Undue Influence). The staff penalty was imposed following the school’s self-report which included suspension from the first five games of the Saugatuck High School 2026-27 girls basketball season. The school submitted evidence and letters of support for the coach indicating that the communication made was a result of normal community interaction due to the coach being a former coach at the previous school, Fennville High School, and still lives in that community. The request was

Saugatuck, MI · 7d

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GV football dominates second half in 45-22 road victory over Roosevelt

After a disappointing loss to Saginaw Valley State University last weekend, the Grand Valley State University football team (6-3, 2-3) bounced back with a dominant second-half performance, defeating Roosevelt University (5-4, 1-4) 45-22 on Saturday, Oct. 31, at Morris Field in Arlington Heights, Illinois. The Lakers scored 24 unanswered points...

Allendale, MI · 5d

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Michigan high school football team removed from playoffs over ineligible player

Grand Rapids Catholic Central was pulled from the 11-player playoffs after using an ineligible player in six games, sending Comstock Park to the district final.

Grand Rapids, MI · 8d

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Football takes down Davenport to win 39th straight game

The No. 1-ranked Ferris State Bulldogs beat the No. 9 Davenport Panthers 23-14 in a top-ten matchup to bring the Bulldog win streak to 39 straight games. Both teams entered the game with an undefeated 8-0 record and 4-0 in GLIAC play. Junior Chase Carter started at quarterback for the...

Big Rapids, MI · 7d

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#1 Ferris State Moves Closer To D2 Record With Calder City Classic Win Over #9 Davenport

Big Rapids, Mich. - The nation's top-ranked Ferris State University football squad pulled out a hard-fought 23-14 win over #9 Davenport on Saturday (Oct. 31) at Top Taggart Field to hold onto possession of the Calder City Classic Trophy. The Bulldogs won their nation-leading 39th-straight game dating back to 2024...

Grand Rapids, MI · 7d

The Holland Sentinel

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GVSU football snaps three-game skid with big road win over Roosevelt

The Grand Valley State football team snapped a three-game skid and got back on track on Halloween. The Lakers defeated Roosevelt (Ill.) 45-22 on Saturday night on the road. A 17-point swing in the third quarter was enough for the Lakers (6-3) to pull away. More: GVSU football stunned by SVSU for detrimental third loss in a row, playoff chances dwindle The Lakers racked up 253 rushing yards - averaging 7.0 per carry, and 452 yards of total offense, while holding Roosevelt to 180. Leading 21-14 at halftime, GVSU opened the third quarter with a 3-yard touchdown run by Paschal Anyanwu. Mathew Bacik then kicked a 31-yard field goal and Zak Olejniczak ran in a score from 15 yards out to push the lead to 38-14. GVSU quarterback Andrew Schuster was 21-for-27 for 199 yards passing with one touchdown. Kellen Reed had 12 catches for 107 yards and a touchdown. Olejniczak had 11 rushes for 128 yards and two scores. ArJon Thompson had 44 yards and a touchdown. Ryder Gravenhof (Holland Christian) led the Lakers defense with six tackles. The GVSU defense held Roosevelt to just 2-for-12 on third down. Contact sports editor Dan D’Addona at Dan.D’Addona@hollandsentinel.com. Follow him on

Allendale, MI · 6d

The Pioneer

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Pine River runners qualify for state

Madisyn Wanstead finished second and Lilly Sisson placed 11th for Pine River at Saturday’s Division 3 regional cross country meet at Benzie Central

Big Rapids, MI · 5d