September 4, 2008 RSS feed / Sports

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Defense Lifts St. Ignace Saints to 43-22 Non-League Win Over Rayders

By David Latva
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SPORTS

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Hornets Lose 8-0 Heartbreaker

The Ski Valley Conference (SVC) football match up between Pellston/Mackinaw City and host Bellaire went scoreless for three quarters before the Bellaire Eagles won, scoring with nine minutes left in the game for an 8-0 win over the Hornets in Coach More...

Saints, Trojans, Bulldogs Volleyball

Saints Post Volleyball Comeback Win Over Cedarville Trojans St. More...

Wright To Play Volleyball at Albion College

Albion College Britons' roster includes Caitlin Wright, the daughter of Gregory Wright and Karen Wright of Hessel and a graduate of Cedarville High School. Miss Wright began her first year at Albion when fall semester classes began Monday. More...

Cedarville Cruises Past Posen 51-7; Rudyard Downs Harbor Springs 38-20

Trojans Cruise Past Posen The Cedarville Trojans football team recorded four touchdowns in the first quarter and cruised to a 51-7 non-conference decision over Posen, posting the first career varsity win for Coach Scott Barr Friday, August 29. More...

Eagles Drop Season Opener to St. Basil of Ontario

By David Latva

Engadine dropped the season opener to St. Basil of Ontario, 52- 15, Saturday, August 30. "Overall I was pleased with our effort," said Eagles first year Coach Lester Livermore Jr. More...

Pickford Falls to Rapid River 29-8

Pickford fell to Rapid River 29-8 in a Mid-Eastern Football League contest Thursday, August 28. More...

Saints Cheerleaders Attend UCA Camp

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St. Ignace Girls Third at Cross Country Invite

St. Ignace girls cross country team opened the season with a third place finish at the Inland Lakes Invitational Monday, August 25. Onaway won the championship with 53 points, followed by Rogers City with 73 and St. Ignace 79. More...

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