CC-C boys take second

Today the Eagle track & Field teams competed at the Clare Invitational.  
 
The girls team finished in 7th place and Cadillac won the meet.  
Medaling (top 5) for the girls were: Aubrey Hessbrook (3rd place, High Jump) and Molly Dailey (5th place 800m)
 
The boys team finished in 2nd place with 112 points and Clare won the meet with 135 points.  
Medaling for the boys were:  Matt Emelander (5th place in 200m, 3rd place in 400m,1st place in Long Jump–20′), Deegan Bodell (4th place 3200m), Brayden Clark (3rd place in Pole Vault, 1st place in High Jump–5’10”),  Ashton Keiffer (3rd in 1600m), Collin Farmer (4th in 1600m), 4×800 relay team of Ashton Keiffer, Collin Farmer, Cole Stone, and Coleman Clark (1stplace, 8:41), Coleman Clark (1st in 3200m –9:58), and Zane Forist (1st in Shot Put–60’5″, and 1st in Discus with new school record 196’4″).  
Full results can be found on Athletic.net Clare Invitational Part 1
 
“After the great team performances at Wednesday’s MSAC meet, the teams came back and did very well.  Even with the windy conditions, we had several PR’s on both sides. The girls team is small, but they have competed well against bigger teams.  The boys team is just that– a true team– and they continue to work hard to contribute in any way that they can.  They have their leaders–Zane, Coleman, Ashton and Matt are consistently scoring for the team– but everyone else is doing their part to contribute to helping the team win.  Both teams are sharpening things up as we head into May and look forward to the big goals–Regionals and State Finals.”
 
The Eagles return to action on May 7th at the Shepherd Invitational. 

 

Back

Frankenmuth golfers are third

The Frankenmuth Boys golf team got a glimpse of the regional course as they competed in a 12 team tournament Monday. The golfers played at Hidden Oaks in St. Louis, Michigan. They teed off at 9:00 from the white tees, totaling in 6,135 yards with a slope/rating of 70.4/122. It was 55 degrees at the start with a constant drizzle until 10:00.

The team shot a team best 360 earning them a spot in the top 3 teams at the tournament.

Eric Nielsen was on fired today shooting an impressive 39 on the front and a 40 on the back. His 80 put him in the top 3 golfers of the tournament. Nielsen was up and down for par on almost every hole. On 16 he made a punch cut shot from the trees that enabled him to go up and down for one of his 12 pars on the day.

Brendan Lenhard shot the next best with a 91. Lenard parred 4 out of 5 of his last holes.

Andrew Hoesman added a 93. Hoesman sunk a 25 footer on hole 13 to give him his only birdie on the day.

Caden Piesko finished the Eagles’ scoring with a 96. From 60 yards away on hole nine, Piesko almost holed out leaving the ball inches away from the cup.

Cameron Larrison and Andrew Zuniga also shot for the team but didn’t score. Larrison parred his last hole and Zuniga got a good look at the regional course.

Back

New Lothrop Hornets Varsity Blows Out Chesaning Thanks To Big Fourth Inning

 

 

New Lothrop softball is now 18-1 on the year and 8-0 in league play.

Back

Ithaca sweeps Michigan Lutheran Seminary

 
Ithaca 9-3 on the season
 

Game 1

 
Chad Pratt II pitched 7 inning complete game
8 hits, 4 runs 3 earned, 6 SO, 2 BB
 
Hitting
 
Chad Pratt II 2-4 1 double 2 RBIs
Reed Thomas 1-3
Trenton Polash 1-2
Grant Weburg 1-2 1 RBI
 
GAME 2
 
Charlie Martyn pitched 7 inning complete game 
5 hits, 2 runs, 8 SO and no walks
 
Hitting
 
Ethan Hull 1-4 with 1 Home Run 3 RBIs
Charlie Martyn 1-4   1 RBI
Chad Pratt II 1-3 1 BB
Dalton Seaman 1-4.   1 RBI
Reed Thomas 1-3
Trenton Polash 1-3
Zach Poff 1-2  with 3 stolen bases
 
 
Back

Frankenmuth baseball team prevails

Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity wins contest against Trenton on Saturday, 4-1

Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity got on the board in the second inning. Jacob Bellinger singled on a 3-2 count, scoring two runs.

Tyler McKinstry was credited with the victory for Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity. McKinstry went five innings, allowing one run on two hits and striking out five. Nick Torrez threw two innings in relief out of the bullpen. Torrez recorded the last six outs to earn the save for Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity.

#9 took the loss for Trenton. The bulldog allowed five hits and three runs over five innings, striking out five.

Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity scattered six hits in the game. Riley Roy and McKinstry each racked up multiple hits for Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity. McKinstry and Roy each managed two hits to lead Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity. Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity didn’t commit a single error in the field. Drew Titsworth had the most chances in the field with ten.

Vs. Southgate Anderson
Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity defeated Anderson 6-0 on Saturday as three pitchers combined to throw a shutout. Zach Adkins induced a fly out from Peer to finish off the game.

Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity pulled off the big victory without ever scoring many runs in an inning. The most they scored was two in the seventh.

Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity got things started in the second inning when Cole Lindow singled on a 1-0 count, scoring one run.

A single by Peer in the fourth inning was a positive for Anderson.

Dayne Reif was the winning pitcher for Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity. Reif lasted four innings, allowing one hit and zero runs while striking out eight. Davin Reif and Adkins entered the game out of the bullpen and helped to close out the game in relief.

White took the loss for Anderson. The bulldog allowed six hits and four runs over five innings, striking out five.

Reif, Jacob Bellinger, Riley Roy, Lindow, Tyler McKinstry, Drew Titsworth, and Noah Oster all had one hit to lead Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity. Frankenmuth Eagles Varsity didn’t commit a single error in the field. Roy had the most chances in the field with 14.

Anderson was sure-handed in the field and didn’t commit a single error. Mickel had the most chances in the field with eight.

Back

Valley Lutheran defeats Ithaca softball team

Ithaca Softball April 26, 2021   at Valley Lutheran

Game 1    Valley Lutheran 4 – Ithaca 1

Ithaca had only 2 hits.  1 by Lottie Carman and 1 by Lydia Davenport

Lydia Davenport took the loss.  She had 9 strikeouts, 1 walk, gave up 4 hits, no earned runs

 

Game 2    Valley Lutheran 8 – Ithaca 3

Mady Snyder had 2 hits, 1 a home run

Myah Mauer had 2 hits

Lydia Davenport started the second game and took the loss.

 

Back

Ithaca vs. Nouvel baseball

Game one recap attached also

Chad Pratt II 3-5 ,1 double, 3 RBIs
Javin Hessbrook 1-2, 2 RBIs
Ethan Hull, Dalton Seaman, Reed Thomas all added a hit
 
Chad Pratt II with the W on the mound
4.2 innings 5 Hits, 1 run, 3 Strike Outs, 3 Walks
 
Ethan Hull earned the save
2.1 innings 2 hits, 3 runs, 1 strikeout 3 BB
 
Game two incomplete game
Chad Pratt II 1-2, 1 dbl 1 BB
Ethan Hull 1-1 2 BB
Dalton Seaman 1-2, 2 RBIs, BB
 
Charlie Martyn was on the mound
4 innings 7 Hits, 6 runs, 1 earned, 4 SO, 1 BB
 
Nouvel jumped out early to a 6-0 lead.  Ithaca rally’s a comeback starting in the third with 3 runs then in the 4th they scored 2 more plus had bases loaded with nobody out.  The game now 6-5 and is called for darkness in the middle of the rally and in the middle of an inning.  Odd way to end it at 8:05 pm, but we are movingPM, to Valley Lutheran at Valley Friday at 4.  Go Jackets 7-2
Back

Millington pitcher throws perfect game

MILLINGTON – Millington junior right-hander Ashley Ziel threw a perfect game in the Cardinals’ game one victory over Hemlock on Tuesday. The Northwood University commit struck out 15 batters in the 1-0 victory, while also adding a double in three at-bats.

Ziel needed perfection as the Cardinal bats were held in check by the Huskie pitcher. Millington only had six hits, one of the hits provided the Cardinals’ only run as Trinity Fessler hit a leadoff home run to begin the second inning. The home run was Fessler’s fourth of the year.

Lilly Sherman had two hits to lead Millington.

Back

Hemlock baseball team sweeps Millington

MILLINGTON – The Cardinal baseball team lost a double-header to Hemlock on Tuesday night by the scores of 7-3 and 12-2.

Leyton Mays, Drew Kihn, and Will Kirby each had one hit and one RBI to lead Millington offensively in game one. Kihn’s hit was double.

Calvin Dipzinski suffered the loss for the Cardinals after relieving starter Luke Sherman.

Austin Kirby suffered his first loss of the season in game two.

Will Kirby led the way with two hits and an RBI.

Kihn added his second extra-base hit of the night with a triple. A double by Jordan Rabideau and singles by Brody Germain, Sherman, and Casey Dipzinksi rounded out Millington’s offense.

The Cardinals (8-5, 4-2) will return to action this Friday, April 30 when they host Montrose. First pitch is scheduled for 4:00 p.m.

Back

Freeland first, Alma second in golf jamboree

Freeland took 1st with a 165 at Twin Oaks this week at the TVC event in Freeland. Alma took 2nd with a 166. Cade Frillici led the Panthers with a 40, Brandon Fandell 41, Jeffrey Sager 42, and Jacob Munger 43. Alma remains 1st overall by 7 strokes. Alma travels to the Fortress at Frankenmuth Wednesday, May 5th.

Back

2021© High School Sports Scene. All rights reserved

Terms and Conditions - Privacy Policy