Area officials recognized for 30 years by MHSAA

Local individuals are among the high school game officials with 20, 30, 40, 45 and 50 years of service who will be honored at the MHSAA Officials’ Awards & Alumni Banquet on May 3.

Area 30-year officials include Greg Worthington of Owosso and Randy Reese of Stanton Central Montcalm, 

 

Eight officials with 50 or more years of service will be honored, along with 14 officials with 45 years. A 40-year award will be presented to 74 officials. In addition, 92 officials with 30 years and 183 officials with 20 years of experience will be honored. With the induction of this year’s group of 371, the honor roll of officials who have aided young student-athletes grows to 9,416 since the inception of the banquet in 1980.

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Area officials honored for 30 years

Local individuals are among the high school game officials with 20, 30, 40, 45 and 50 years of service who will be honored at the MHSAA Officials’ Awards & Alumni Banquet on May 3.

Area 30-year officials include Alan Hill of Durand, James Finch, Lois Hallfax and Terrance Walters of Lansing and William Howes of Mecosta and Jamie Evans of Holt.

 

Eight officials with 50 or more years of service will be honored, along with 14 officials with 45 years. A 40-year award will be presented to 74 officials. In addition, 92 officials with 30 years and 183 officials with 20 years of experience will be honored. With the induction of this year’s group of 371, the honor roll of officials who have aided young student-athletes grows to 9,416 since the inception of the banquet in 1980.

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Area officials recognized for 40 years by MHSAA

Local individuals are among the high school game officials with 20, 30, 40, 45 and 50 years of service who will be honored at the MHSAA Officials’ Awards & Alumni Banquet on May 3.

Area 30-year officials include Kenneth Krueger and Steven Tchozeski of Belding, Gary Woodhull of Cedar Springs and Thomas Barker of DeWitt.

Eight officials with 50 or more years of service will be honored, along with 14 officials with 45 years. A 40-year award will be presented to 74 officials. In addition, 92 officials with 30 years and 183 officials with 20 years of experience will be honored. With the induction of this year’s group of 371, the honor roll of officials who have aided young student-athletes grows to 9,416 since the inception of the banquet in 1980.

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Local officials cited for 40 years of service by MHSAA

Local individuals are among the high school game officials with 20, 30, 40, 45 and 50 years of service who will be honored at the MHSAA Officials’ Awards & Alumni Banquet on May 3.

Area 40-year officials are Gerald Martin of Bay City, Ralph Gnotek of Carrollton, Michael Nugent of Holt and Dale Brecht and James MacLean II of  Mount Pleasant.

 

Eight officials with 50 or more years of service will be honored, along with 14 officials with 45 years. A 40-year award will be presented to 74 officials. In addition, 92 officials with 30 years and 183 officials with 20 years of experience will be honored. With the induction of this year’s group of 371, the honor roll of officials who have aided young student-athletes grows to 9,416 since the inception of the banquet in 1980.

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Local officials recognized for 45 years of service

Local individuals are among the high school game officials with 20, 30, 40, 45 and 50 years of service who will be honored at the MHSAA Officials’ Awards & Alumni Banquet on May 3.

Four 45-year officials include Denny Fulk of Holt, Donald Murray and Darwin Petersen of Lansing and DJ (Bud) Clement of Saginaw.

 

Eight officials with 50 or more years of service will be honored, along with 14 officials with 45 years. A 40-year award will be presented to 74 officials. In addition, 92 officials with 30 years and 183 officials with 20 years of experience will be honored. With the induction of this year’s group of 371, the honor roll of officials who have aided young student-athletes grows to 9,416 since the inception of the banquet in 1980.

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Local officials earn 50 years of recognition

Local individuals are among the high school game officials with 20, 30, 40, 45 and 50 years of service who will be honored at the MHSAA Officials’ Awards & Alumni Banquet on May 3.

Two 50-year officials are Leonard Callard of Saginaw and Phillip Long of Swartz Creek.

 

Eight officials with 50 or more years of service will be honored, along with 14 officials with 45 years. A 40-year award will be presented to 74 officials. In addition, 92 officials with 30 years and 183 officials with 20 years of experience will be honored. With the induction of this year’s group of 371, the honor roll of officials who have aided young student-athletes grows to 9,416 since the inception of the banquet in 1980.

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Grand Ledge boys basketball player is all-stater

 

 

Cassell Jones of Grand Ledge has been named to the boys basketball Class A all-state honorable mention list by the Associated Press. Jones scored 13 points in a loss to Mason.

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Holt, Mason players are boys basketball all-staters

 

Don’Quall Jackson of Holt and Doug Bradfield of  Mason have been named to the boys basketball Class A all-state honorable mention list by the Associated Press. Jackson scored 22 points against Lansing Eastern. Bradfield was nominated to play in the McDonald’s All-American game.

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Waverly players are all-staters

 

Marcus Moore and Michael Fomby of Lansing Waverly have been named to the boys basketball Class A all-state honorable mention list by the Associated Press. They both score 18 points in a loss to East Lansing.

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Arthur Hill, Swartz Creek player on all-state teams

 

Brian Bowen of Saginaw Arthur Hill and  Marquavian Stephens of Swartz Creek have been named to the boys basketball Class A all-state honorable mention list by the Associated Press. Bowen, a freshman, scored 13 points against Saginaw. Stephens had 29 points and 11 rebounds in a win over Lapeer East. 

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