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ALLENDALE - Kellen Reed is a showman. The Grand Valley State wide receiver seems to have more fun with his touchdown celebrations than he does actually scoring the ball. Reed caught three first-half touchdown passes on Saturday afternoon as GVSU crushed Northern Michigan University 61-14 in front of 9,122 fans at Lubbers Stadium. “He comes up with new celebrations every week,” quarterback Andrew Schuster said. “He scores a lot of touchdowns, so that was a lot of fun to see him celebrate like that.” More: GVSU football snaps three-game skid with big road win over Roosevelt Reed, a 5-foot-10 senior from Holt, Mich., caught a 10-yard touchdown in the first quarter and did a backflip in the end zone and finished with a Spiderman pose. Then in the second quarter, his 19-yard score carried his momentum toward the goal post. So he jumped on the post and gave it a bearhug. “That dude is a player,” backup quarterback Zak Olejniczak said. “And there’s going to be NFL scouts coming to look for him, I can promise you that.” Reed now has 78 catches for 1,242 yards and 22 touchdowns. He now leads the nation in all three of those categories
WRIGHT TWP. — For Wayne Molyneux, the greatest appeal of working the land has always been the independence. "You don't have anyone telling you what to do, and when. You get to make your own hours ... well, the crops do that," Molyneux mused. "You got to get to it whenever it works for them."
No. 23 Grand Valley State University football team (7-3, 3-3) closed out its 2026 regular-season home schedule with a dominant 61-14 victory over Northern Michigan University (2-8, 2-4) Saturday, Nov. 7 at Lubbers Stadium. The Lakers overcame an early seven-point deficit and then scored 47 unanswered points to secure their...
GRAND RAPIDS - The Rivalry has been the best NCAA Division III basketball rivalry in the country for more than a century. Football has joined The Rivalry for the first time. Sure it is the third game that Hope and Calvin have played, but with the Knights starting a program just three years ago, it took a couple years to get up to speed, and get a home stadium. Both teams came into the clash undefeated and tied for first place in the MIAA and the game lived up to the anticipation. Tied to start the fourth quarter, Calvin's Luke Michmerhuizen caught two long touchdown passes the No. 20 Knights hung on for their first win in the rivalry 38-24 over No. 9 Hope on Saturday, Nov. 7, at Calvin's brand-new Knight Stadium. He finished with three touchdown catches and a career-high 155 yards. "Coming here three years ago, we really didn't know what to expect," said Michmerhuizen, a Holland native. "It has been a lot of growth and trusting teammates. It means a lot to see it pay off. I watched a lot of Hope games growing up, but I have always been a Calvin guy. It is on
The Grand Valley State University Wrestling Club (GVSUWC) had an impressive weekend at Muskegon Community College with the Rick Stenberg Duals on Friday, Nov. 6 and the Ben McMullen Open on Saturday, Nov. 7. The GVSU Women’s Wrestling Club delivered a strong performance Friday evening, winning seven of 10 matches...
HOLLAND, Mich. - In its second top-25 matchup in as many days, the 20th-ranked Illinois Wesleyan University women's basketball team nearly knocked off No. 4 Hope College Saturday, Nov. 7, in the Michele Schoon Tournament Championship at DeVos Fieldhouse. IWU (1-1) led after one quarter, but was upended by Hope (2-0), 73-65. Junior Olivia Corson (Bloomington, Ill.-Normal Community) poured in a career-high 23 points with four assists and three rebounds to pace the Titans. Sophomores Rena Robinson (San Jose, Calif.-Archbishop Mitty) and Asia Kobylarczyk (Park Ridge, Ill.-Maine West) joined her in double figures with 15 and 11 points, respectively. Junior Leah Palmer (Geneva, Ill.-Geneva) tacked on seven points with a game-high 13 rebounds.
SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN’S LARGEST PRESCHOOL PROVIDER NAMES NEW CEO. The largest early care and education agency in Southwest Michigan has named a new leader for only the fourth time in its 54-year history. Kevin Wordelman accepted the role of Chief Executive Officer at Flowers Early Learning (formerly Tri-County Head Start) in August, having previously served as Chief Operations Officer and Human Resources Director for the agency that serves nearly 600 children and families every year.