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Inside Michigan Recruiting – Gameday Edition: Camden Noe and Brayden Tillman
Inside Michigan Recruiting – Gameday Edition is back for Episode 4, and this time I'm going one-on-one with two of the state's most intriguing 2028 prospects — Portage Central four-star linebacker Camden Noe and Traverse City West quarterback Brayden Tillman. Both are among Michigan's top young in-state prospects,...
Petoskey News Review
Charlevoix, East Jordan and Harbor Springs all earn shutouts
ELK RAPIDS — It doesn’t take more than a quick glance at the Charlevoix football team’s schedule to see how well the defense is playing down the stretch. The zeros say it all. For a third consecutive week, Charlevoix put a shutout on the schedule Friday night, this time their biggest of the season in a 9-0 win over a much-improved and solid Elk Rapids team. While they needed to play a ground and pound style to secure the points offensively, it was all about that defense for the Rayders. “The run game came through when it needed to, but our defense was stout all night long,” Charlevoix coach Don Jess said. “The kids played with energy the whole game and we tried to not focus on the weather, just on doing our job with energy and passion.” Two who brought it again throughout the night were seniors Greyson Warchol and Landen Whisler at linebacker. Warchol finished with 13 tackles, one for a loss and a forced fumble, while Whisler had four tackles, three for a loss and a fumble recovery. “Greyson and Landon were just phenomenal,” Jess said. "They’re both really good football players. They’ve put in a ton
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Michigan high school football player makes heads up play while rest of team celebrates
Petoskey News Review
Shot at BNC title slips away from Petoskey, focus turns to securing playoffs
PETOSKEY — Entering Friday night, three Big North Conference football teams had an eye on the league title, with a three-way tie very much a reality. But, by the night’s end, one team rightfully held the title of BNC champs, celebrating on their opponent's field with the plaque. Behind an unbeaten 6-0 record in the conference, capped by a 19-10 victory over Petoskey on Friday night at Northmen Stadium, Marquette claimed the conference’s outright title, as the Northmen dropped down to third. “Obviously the outcome sucks, but they fought like we asked them to all week,” Petoskey assistant head coach Jared Webb said on his team. Petoskey dropped to 5-3 overall and 4-2 in the Big North. Marquette finished as the lone unbeaten in the league, while Cadillac, who entered the night with a chance at a share, took care of business Friday and earned a 5-1 second place. The Vikings topped Escanaba in a 43-7 final. The Northmen and Sentinels slogged through a night much like most of northern Michigan, dealing with a sideways rain to start, strong winds and temperatures that hovered just above 40 degrees much of the game. Scoreboard: Northern Michigan high school football scores, updates