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]
HOWELL — So, Cleary University, what’s next? Plenty, as it turns out. The day after the Cougars softball team won the USCAA national title, athletic director Ward Mullens was turning [CLICK TO READ MORE]
On the field, Kaitlin Dormire was all confidence during the Cleary University softball team’s national title game with St. Mary’s of the Woods on Thursday. “Every time I would go [CLICK TO READ MORE]
BRIGHTON — The matchup itself, uncharacteristically, didn’t mean much in the standings for the Brighton and Hartland baseball teams on Wednesday. But both teams came away with things to build [CLICK TO READ MORE]
One thing is certain about the KLAA baseball season: It’s nearly over. But who’s where and how they got there is still a little up in the air. Last month’s [CLICK TO READ MORE]
For Cleary University, it’s one last go-round for a national title. Or two. The Cougars begin play in the USCAA’s baseball and softball national tournaments today in DuBois, Pa., their [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Brighton baseball coach Charlie Christner is bullish on his team’s offense. “I think this is the best offensive team I’ve had,” he said. “We’ve outhit our opponents in every game [CLICK TO READ MORE]
At long last, the Fowlerville baseball team got a chance to play in nice weather on Tuesday. “It’s quite nice,” senior Trevor Miller said. “It’s nice to get a good [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Finally. The unseasonably cold weather of last weekend has given way to temperatures in the 70s forecast for the next couple of days. Fowlerville baseball coach Matt Hunt, like his [CLICK TO READ MORE]
When he graduated from Pinckney High School in 2013, Zach Sieler was considered too small to play defensive line in college football. He weighed 220 pounds, and Pinckney coach Rod [CLICK TO READ MORE]
The legacy of Ypsilanti legend Scott Davis will live on forever at Harris Road Park, where he got his start as a Little Leaguer more than 40 years ago. In [CLICK TO READ MORE]
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