Hugh Bernreuter
Sports Writer at Saginaw News
Sports Writer at MLive
I cover high school football and basketball in the Saginaw area, plus the Great Lakes Loons. I've covered local sports for more than 30 years at Saginaw News
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11 hours ago |
mlive.com | Hugh Bernreuter
Former Saginaw Heritage star Spencer Schwellenbach recovered from a tough first inning before throwing another quality start Friday for the Atlanta Braves. The Braves, however, could not pull out a win, dropping a 5-4 extra-inning decision to the San Francisco Giants after Tyler Fitzgerald scored on a walk-off wild pitch by Atlanta reliever Pierce Johnson.
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1 day ago |
mlive.com | Hugh Bernreuter
The Great Lakes Loons threw the second no-hitter in franchise history Thursday, claiming a 3-0 win in the second game of a doubleheader against the South Bend Cubs. Because it was a Midwest League doubleheader, the two games were just seven innings each. South Bend walked off a 6-5 Game 1 win with a sacrifice fly by Jefferson Rojas to score Carter Trice. Loons manager Jair Fernandez argued that Trice left early.
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1 day ago |
mlive.com | Hugh Bernreuter
Nouvel Catholic Central is returning to the state semifinals. The Panthers shut out Midland Calvary Baptist, 7-0, to claim a Division 4 girls soccer regional Thursday at Clare. Nouvel takes a 16-5-1 record into the Division 4 semifinals against Kalamazoo Christian at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Big Rapids. It’s Nouvel’s first trip to the semifinals since 2019, when it lost to Royal Oak Shrine. Nouvel took a 3-0 halftime lead Thursday before rolling to the 7-0 win.
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1 day ago |
mlive.com | Hugh Bernreuter
Braden Buckley can finally take a break. The Merrill senior finished his high school athletic career Wednesday in a Division 4 regional semifinal loss to Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart. Buckley, a pitcher and shortstop, capped a career that included starring roles in football, basketball and baseball. “The kid is just a pure athlete,” Merrill baseball coach Dave DeBeau said. “He grew up that way.
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1 day ago |
mlive.com | Hugh Bernreuter
ESSEXVILLE – The math was pretty simple. Two subtle walks, a simple single and a quiet double left Frankenmuth senior Hagan Wascher with a very loud reason to celebrate. Wascher reached base four times and scored three runs, helping the Eagles top Tri-Valley Conference rival Swan Valley, 6-3, in a Division 2 baseball regional semifinal Thursday at Essexville Garber. “We go as Hagan goes when he’s getting on base,” Frankenmuth coach Dan Titmuss said. “When he gets on base, we’re winning.
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Check out photos and story from Frankenmuth's baseball regional semifinal win Thursday over Swan Valley. https://t.co/Celxftohd5 @FMuthAthletics @SwanValleySport
Valley Lutheran and Frankenmuth won Thursday, advancing to Saturday's baseball regional semifinals. https://t.co/Je3QCzGFom
Check out the Michigan high school softball tournament brackets, from regionals to the state final. https://t.co/H5swE9vtCy