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West Ottawa, Saugatuck edged in heartbreaking district soccer finals to end season
GRANDVILLE - The West Ottawa boys soccer team looked like a different team in the second half. But a two-goal deficit at halftime was just too much to overcome. West Ottawa lost 2-1 to Grand Haven in a Division 1 district title game on Thursday, Oct. 22, at Grandville High School. “I’m really proud of our seniors,” West Ottawa coach Tyler Robinson said. “We’ve got 10 of ‘em. A lot of new faces this year. There were a lot of ‘what ifs’ as far as how the season would go. We started off rocky and we really found our footing halfway through the season. It ended with positive momentum, despite this loss tonight.” More: District soccer roundup: Fennville claims second title in three years, Holland, WO advance Grand Haven (11-6-2) advanced to play Traverse City West in the regional semifinals at Forest Hills Northern on Oct. 27. “We played (West Ottawa) three times last year and three times this year,” Grand Haven coach Adam Dean said. “They are rightfully in this (district) final. They are a fantastic team. Very well organized. We have a lot of respect for them. Last year, they got us (in the districts) and this year
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Michigan basketball faces Houston test as Mike Boynton Jr. talks injury, official return of Roddy Gayle Jr.
Big test ahead: Michigan faces Houston in an exhibition game Sunday in Grand Rapids as the Wolverines prepare for the 2026-27 season. Roddy Gayle Jr. returns: Gayle is expected to boost Michigan’s perimeter depth after spending much of the summer with the team. Joseph Hartman injured: Hartman is expected...
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No. 10 Houston discipline makes all the difference in 83-66 triumph over No. 16 Michigan
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Every time it takes the court, the No. 16 Michigan men’s basketball team is expected to bring a championship pedigree. But Sunday, it was No. 10 Houston that displayed the discipline of a top team. While the Cougars remained in the driver’s seat for...
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Gorno & Tanis Complete Careers Filled with Friendship, Record-Setting Success
HOLLAND – It was a bittersweet moment for Holland Christian seniors Michael Gorno and Graham Tanis last weekend as they walked off the court at Midland Tennis Center for the final time. A straight-set loss at No. 1 doubles against Detroit Country Day in the semifinals of the Lower...
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MTU Volleyball upends 19th-ranked Grand Valley State
ALLENDALE, Mich. – The Michigan Tech volleyball team earned a reverse sweep, 3-2 victory, at No. 19 Grand Valley State on Friday. After trailing 2-0, the Huskies won 25-17, 25-19, and 15-13 to improve to 11-11 overall and 6-5 in the GLIAC. “Tonight’s win was incredible, and I’m so...
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Maiden Voyage: Volleyball gets historic platform with inaugural Steel Deck Showdown aboard USS LST 393
MUSKEGON – Christian Subdon is learning and experiencing all the time as the fourth-year athletic director for Whitehall District Schools. Putting on a volleyball event aboard the USS LST 393, an old World War II ship at the Mart Dock on Muskegon Lake?. Indeed, that’s a new one for...
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Ferris State Opens Brooks Miller Era With Exhibition Win Over Calvin
Big Rapids, Mich. - The Ferris State University men's basketball squad took the floor for the first time under new head coach Brooks Miller on Thursday (Oct. 22) night and came away with a 83-77 exhibition win over Calvin University inside Jim Wink Arena. The Bulldogs took a 37-33 halftime...
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SVSU Upsets No. 16 Grand Valley State 27-20, Hands GVSU Third Straight Loss
Connor Wolf threw three touchdown passes, completing 11 of 20 attempts for 142 yards. Braden Hill caught two touchdowns, while JT Webber added a 48-yard scoring reception. Devin Miles rushed for 95 yards as the Cardinals controlled possession for nearly 37 minutes. Grand Valley State quarterback Andrew Schuster threw for...
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Tryna VanderZwaag reaches milestone, pushes Calvin past Hope with resilience
GRAND RAPIDS - As the rivalry match went longer, the points went longer - and longer. The fourth set of the Hope-Calvin match took nearly as the previous two combined with how well both defenses kept points alive. The No. 12 Knights took advantage of a few more of them and held off Hope 24-26, 25-21, 25-21, 25-18 on Wednesday, Oct. 21, at Van Noord Arena, in front of 1,187. "We prepare really well for tiring points. We do challenges during preseason that really help us train for them. It helps us to push and know that when we are in the season, we are in shape enough for long rallies," Calvin senior Tryna VanderZwaag said. "The resilience - that is a big word for us this year - has been big. We have to stay positive. We know we can fight through those long rallies." Calvin improved to 17-2 and 4-0 in the MIAA. Hope dropped to 15-7 and 4-1 in the MIAA. More: How Hope's Kamryn Burbridge returned from Italy to become one of nation's top hitters "You never know what is going to happen in The Rivalry, and Hope played very well," Calvin coach Amber Warners said.
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Ferris State to honor Ed Douma in basketball exhibition against Calvin
BIG RAPIDS - Ferris State University men’s basketball will host an exhibition game against Calvin University on Thursday, Oct. 22, in Big Rapids. Tipoff is scheduled for 6:30 p.m., and admission is free for all spectators. Brooks Miller, a two-time National Coach of the Year, was hired as the 15th head coach in Ferris State men’s basketball history following last season. He previously guided Trine University to the 2024 NCAA Division III National Championship and served as associate head coach at Division I Central Michigan University. Former Ferris State and Calvin staff member Ed Douma will be honored before the start of the contest. Douma spent 34 years in college basketball coaching, including a stint as an assistant under current Calvin head coach Bill Sall at Ferris State from 2009 to 2013 before retiring. Earlier in his career, Douma led Calvin to the 1992 NCAA Division III National Championship and earned induction into the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan Hall of Fame. Both Douma and Sall coached Miller during Miller’s collegiate playing days at Hillsdale College. Sall previously directed the Ferris State program from 2002 to 2013, winning four Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championships and guiding the Bulldogs to