Nine hundred sixty-eight days, about 75 pounds, three broken ribs and one amputated toe ago, I left daily journalism. It was October 31, 2015, and I felt weightless for a [CLICK TO READ MORE]
EAST LANSING — It was all set up for the Hartland softball team. After three walk-off wins to start the week, the Eagles found themselves trailing in Saturday’s Division 1 [CLICK TO READ MORE]
EAST LANSING — After three innings on Thursday, the high-octane Hartland softball team’s offense was sputtering. A lot of that was due to Howell pitcher Molly Carney, whose riseball was [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The Hartland and Howell softball teams met for a doubleheader in April, one the Eagles swept. They meet again today in a Division 1 semifinal at Michigan State University, and [CLICK TO READ MORE]
CHELSEA — Avrey Wolverton’s approach to hitting is much the same as her approach to conversation. Get into the zone. No wasted words or motions. Connect. The Howell freshman proved [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Howell softball coach Ron Pezzoni admits that the last out of Sunday’s regional championship game will stay with him for a long time. “The last hitter came up from Gull [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Led by 2016 Grand Nationals Freestyle Pairs Champions Tyler deBeauclair (Pinckney) and Ben Phillips (Brighton), and 2017 Grand Nationals Double Dutch Speed Runners Up Kaileigh Hermann (Howell), Margot Moffa and [CLICK TO READ MORE]
HOWELL — The relief in Brighton baseball coach Charlie Christner’s voice was palpable. His team had just edged Dexter, 3-2, in a Division 1 pre-district game at Howell High School. [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The first round of any district baseball or softball tournament always makes coaches nervous. The goal is to play on Saturday, but those who don’t get predistrict byes run the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
NOVI — It was everything the Howell baseball team expected in a championship game. Except, in the end, the final result. “In a 2-1 game, it comes down to the [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Howell’s baseball team needed some pluck to get into today’s KLAA championship game, scoring the winning run in the bottom of the seventh to knock off Salem on Tuesday. Now, [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Jack Peters could be, at times, a little intimidating. “He was loud, and gruff, and very demanding as a coach,” said Laura (Jagusch) Conley. the catcher on his state championship [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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