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MiniARTure Golf Returns to the Muskegon Museum of Art with Nine Holes of Playable Mini Golf
An interactive exhibition and guest favorite from 2021-2022 is returning to the Muskegon Museum of Art on October 29, 2026! MiniARTure Golf takes a fun and unique look at pieces from the museum’s permanent collection. Walk through nine holes of playable mini golf as you immerse yourself into the works themselves.
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Ferris State Hosts Calvin In Exhibition Thursday Night; FSU To Honor Coaching Legend Ed Douma
Big Rapids, Mich. - The Ferris State University men's basketball squad will hit the floor on Thursday (Oct. 22) night, hosting longtime West Michigan foe Calvin University inside Jim Wink Arena in exhibition play. Tipoff for the tilt is set for 6:30 p.m. (ET) and admission is free. The Bulldogs...
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Saugatuck volleyball falls in four to Allegan
Saugatuck’s volleyball team bounced back from an opening-set loss to pull even with Allegan. But the Trailblazers couldn’t carry that momentum into a match victory, falling 25-19, 22-25, 25-19, 25-22. Gabbie Cochran led Saugatuck’s back-row effort with 26 digs while also contributing three aces. Audrey LaLonde added...
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Man carrying game ball from Lambeau to Ford Field reaches Michigan
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WBAY) - A 313-mile run from Lambeau Field in Green Bay to Ford Field in Detroit is now well into Michigan. Cody DeLorenzo has covered about 135 miles and at last report was just outside Grand Rapids, Michigan, with 178 miles left to go. We spoke with...
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Football Falls in 24-22 Heartbreaker at Undefeated Hope
HOLLAND, Mich. – The Adrian College football team pushed undefeated Hope College to the final minutes Saturday afternoon, but a late safety lifted the Flying Dutchmen past the Bulldogs, 24-22. Adrian delivered an impressive opening half against one of the MIAA's top teams. With one second remaining in the first quarter, Sebastian Boswell connected with Braiden Whitaker for a 44-yard touchdown to give the Bulldogs a 7-0 lead.
The Holland Sentinel
High school top performers of the week prove big as playoffs begin
The fall season is in full swing for Holland-area high school sports. Here is a look at the top performers this week. Alyssa Volkers, Hamilton swimming The senior won the 50-yard freestyle (25.74) and the 500 freestyle (5:19.10) in Division 3 state qualifying times in a 121-62 win over Holland on Tuesday, Oct. 13. Alexis Gallegos, Fennville soccer The Blackhawk scored the game winner for Fennville in the first round of district play against Grand River Prep on Wednesday, Oct. 14. Brooke Petroelje, Hamilton volleyball The Hawkeyes senior served nine aces and totaled 20 assists in a 25-14, 25-11, 25-7 win over Holland on Tuesday, Oct. 13. MacKenzie McIlwain, Fennville volleyball The Blackhawks senior served up ten aces in a four-set win over Martin on Thursday, Oct. 15. With those 10, she passed 300 career aces and has 304. She has 109 this season. McIlwain also had 27 assists, 12 digs and four kills. Lincoln Taylor and Dawson Linn, West Ottawa tennis The No. 1 doubles team from West Ottawa reached the Division 1 state semifinals on Thursday, Oct. 15, at the Midland Tennis Center. Owen Frego, Zeeland West soccer The Dux senior scored both goals in a 2-1 win
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Men’s Cross Country Finish Third at Jayhawk Invite; Women Finish Eighth
The men finished third out of 16 teams in the Jayhawk Invite In Muskegon, MI. behind a strong team score of 97 and an average time of 27:01.4. Leading the Way for the Hawks was freshman Sean Kaeb, who finished with a time of 26:27.2 and an individual eighth place finish. Sophomore Ryan Kuhn finished in 11th with a time of 26:37.2 while freshman Ty Basham was right behind him in 12th with a time of 26:39.5. Rounding out the top five for Heartland were freshmen Keegan Dewall and Jacob Cranford, who finished with times of 27:37.3 and 27:45.4, respectively.
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GVSU has zero margin for error after couple costly plays come up short vs Ferris State | D'Addona
ALLENDALE - Grand Valley State football coach Scott Wooster knows the margin for error is zero the rest of the season. It is that way every year in the GLIAC for a team aiming for title contention. After losing back-to-back weeks to Michigan Tech and No. 1 Ferris State, the No. 13 Lakers can't afford another loss this season if they want to make the playoffs. Three losses didn't get GVSU in last year and it likely won't this season after a 41-34 loss to the rival Bulldogs on Saturday, Oct. 17. That is the charm and the curse of the GLIAC and the Anchor Bone Classic. The losing team of the rivalry game has very little margin for error. With Ferris State winning multiple NCAA titles in the past five years, GVSU's reign over the GLIAC seems just a little bit further back in history, and it has been 20 years since the Lakers won an NCAA championship. More: No. 1 Ferris State football overcomes early deficit to beat No. 13 GVSU "Our whole mentality and what I have been trying to get out of this building is that light work can be (the difference) in college football," Wooster
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Rams lose absolute heartbreaker to Hudsonville 17-14
The Rockford football team outplayed Hudsonville for nearly the entirety of the evening at Hudsonville on Friday, October 16. The Rams outgained the Eagles by 298 total yards to 133, while amassing 14 first downs and allowing only six. But in the end, it was Hudsonville (who came back from a 14-0 first quarter deficit) that emerged with the unlikely 17-14 win. A wheel route pass to the tail back from 33 yards out with only 2:13 to play gave Hudsonville the 17-14 lead and they survived a furious Rockford rally that saw them move the ball from their own 1-yard line to the Eagle nine with only four seconds to play. But a 26-yard Ram field goal attempt against a gale force wind ended up just wide to the left to give the home team the win.
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GV football falls to No. 1 Ferris State in hard-fought Anchor-Bone Classic 41-34
No. 13 Grand Valley State University football team (5-2, 1-2) battled rival No. 1 Ferris State University (7-0, 3-0) in the Anchor-Bone Classic on Saturday, Oct. 17, falling 41-34 in front of 16,344 fans at Lubbers Stadium. Despite building an early 17-0 lead, the Lakers couldn’t contain the Bulldogs’ offensive...