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HS Football Regional Finals Scoreboard – Friday November 13th
Lumen Christi 56, Belding 20: The Titans win their 19th regional title since the divisions era began in 1999, winning by a running clock margin at home. LC will play in the semifinals for the sixth consecutive season next Saturday (11/21), playing the winner of Detroit Edison/Ecorse. DIVISION 7. Ottawa...
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Titans’ Gaston and Gatewood Gash Belding; Combining for 5 TDs in Regional Final
(11-13-2026): The Belding Black Knights took the 90 minute trip southeast to Crowley Memorial Field and fell to the Lumen Christi Titans on a frigid Friday the 13th in the D6 Regional Final. Lumen Christi forced a quick three-and-out and got to work on offense. Ayden Gatewood took three consecutive...
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Mason recall winner to be seated Monday after mayor says city relied on wrong state law
Mayor Russell Whipple announced that Pamela Oliver and Jerry Schaffer will take their respective seats on the Mason City Council sooner than previously planned due to a misinterpretation of state election laws.
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Hudson football rewrites record book, routs Springport for regional title
HUDSON — Come playoff season, an air raid siren is Thompson Field’s traditional accompaniment to every touchdown scored by the home team. It has been for more than 30 years. The siren rang through the historic venue nine times on Friday, Nov. 13, as Hudson cruised to a 61-20 win over Springport in the Division 8 regional championship. Or at least — it should have. After the Tigers’ first touchdown, the referees incorrectly informed coach Dan Rogers that the siren was prohibited under the Michigan High School Athletic Association rulebook. For the remainder of the first half, it wasn’t used. During halftime, however, the referees corrected themselves. They told Rogers the MHSAA’s siren ban only applies to indoor stadiums. In the second half, the familiar siren returned as Hudson moved one step closer to playing at Ford Field in Detroit. Campbell, Beal rewrite record books It took one drive for junior running back Beckett Campbell to cement himself in Hudson football history. By the night's conclusion, he became the program’s all-time leading rusher with nearly 5,000 career yards in a Tiger uniform. “It means everything,” Campbell said. “But obviously I couldn’t do it without everyone who’s been with me along