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Area schools go two-three-four

 Three of the top four spots in the small school girls division of the John Bruder Cross Country Classic last Thursday in Shepherd belonged...
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Huskies beat St. Louis

 Breckenridge’s high school gym was unavailable, precluding a full tournament, but the Huskies were still able to host a pair of volleyball tri-meets last...
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Goals galore as Alma beats Birch Run

 Alma remains tied for first place in the TVC-Red soccer standings, and improved to 8-4-0 overall, with the Panthers’ 8-0 defeat of Birch run...
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Pirates blow out Byron

It was quiet … for a quarter. Then the floodgates opened. Fulton scored four touchdowns in the second period and beat Byron at home...
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Stand down – Conn joins Ithaca’s 400 club

Not many programs can claim all-time winning records against the Yellowjackets. That list got even smaller last Friday, when Ithaca went to Standish-Sterling in...
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Panthers win 10-0

Alma’s soccer team rolled over Essexville Garber last Wednesday, 10-0, to improve to 5-4 overall and 2-1 in the TVC-Red. The Panthers’ Leo Richter tallied...
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Sharks feast at Earlybird Invitational

St. Louis pushed through the second- and third-place runners to lead the Sharks’ winning cause in the small school boys division of last week’s...
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Bears win; Huskies seek first

 Shut out in their opener by Deckerville, Ashley returned the favor in Week 2 with a 22-0 8-man football win over New Haven Merritt...
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