Adam Hinch

3 days ago | dailypress.net | Adam Hinch

HARRIS — For the 10 Upper Peninsula sports hall of fame inductees, Saturday night was filled with emotion and look back in the past as they received their induction at the Island Resort and Casino. Over 300 people came out to honor the inductees of the class of 2025. Here is a look at the 2025 Upper Peninsula Hall of Fame class. James “Jamie” Angeli, Iron RiverJames graduated from West Iron County High School in 1980. He led the conference in scoring twice in his high school career.

3 days ago | dailypress.net | Adam Hinch

May 12, 2025 Sports Reporter [email protected] MANISTIQUE — A pair of bases loaded triples propelled Manistique softball to a doubleheader sweep as it defeated St. Ignace 15-1 in game one and 15-7 in game two. Aleah Larsen collected three hits including an RBI-triple in the third inning to put the Emeralds up 10-0. Larsen also had singles in the first and second innings of the game. The other triple came in the fourth inning as Kamry Flodin drove in a run to put the Emeralds up 12-7. The...

6 days ago | dailypress.net | Adam Hinch

HERMANSVILLE — Fast starts propelled Norway baseball to a pair of wins over North Central taking game one 13-1 and game two 22-3. In game one, the Knights put up seven runs in the first inning. Cameron Varda drew a lead-off walk and advanced to second on a steal. Landon Amundson had an RBI double to put the Knights on the board. “We did a lot of great things today,” Knights coach Tony Adams said. “We have to keep working hard and improving towards tournament time.”Bryce Adams and A. J.

6 days ago | dailypress.net | Adam Hinch

ESCANABA — Junior Kamrie Scott and senior Danni Hughes led the way for Escanaba girls golf as it came away with a first place finish at the GNC 9-hole on Thursday at the Escanaba Country Club. Escanaba girls finished with 195 points with Scott finishing with a 44 and a 47 from Hughes. Menominee came in second with 221 points, Marquette was third with 223, Gladstone was fourth with 252 and Kingsford rounded out the girls field with 253.

1 week ago | dailypress.net | Adam Hinch

BARK RIVER — There were flashes of improvement for Bark River-Harris softball team as it rebounded from a 20-4 defeat against Forest Park in game one and fell 20-10 in game two. The Broncos trailed 14-1 going into the bottom of the fifth inning of game two. The Broncos responded with nine runs to cut the deficit to 14-10. With the bases loaded, Kaet Erickson hit a bases loaded triple then scored on an error to cut the deficit to 14-5. “It felt great,” Erickson said.