Matthew Scheidel

1 month ago | argus-press.com | Matthew Scheidel

To say it’s a youth movement this season for the Ovid-Elsie girls soccer team would be an understatement. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. “We’re really fortunate that all of them can play,” White said. “They’re all talented players.”Leading the crop of freshmen for the Marauders are Claire Fruchey, Kaela Campbell, Madalynn Bushard and Kendal Tokar.

1 month ago | argus-press.com | Matthew Scheidel

Owosso swimmer naps AOWBy MATTHEW SCHEIDELSports EditorIt’s been quite the ride for Blake Binger. The Owosso senior has acrewed many accolades throughout his high school career, mostly in the pool. He’s been a first-team all-Flint Metro League swimmer each of the last two years, and has earned several other all-conference honors in three different events. His most recent honor is Argus-Press Athlete of the Week.

2 months ago | shorelinemedia.net | Matthew Scheidel

HAMLIN TWP. — Members of the Boys Scouts of American (BSA) Troop 1190 participated in the “Polar Bear Challenge,” a winter survival experience where scouts must survive harsh conditions and treat a fallen airplane pilot on Saturday in Hamlin Township. In the scenario, a plane has crashed in Hamlin, and the scouts respond to treat the pilot, who has suffered head and arm injuries.

2 months ago | shorelinemedia.net | Matthew Scheidel

GAYLORD — End of the line. For the second consecutive year, the Ludington boys basketball team saw its season come to an end at the hands of the Kingsford Filvvers, though unlike last year’s heartbreaker, this one was a 75-35 blowout. This was the fifth all-time meeting between the two schools in a series that dates back to 1965, and second in as many years. Kingsford now leads the all-time series, 4-1. In last year’s regional final matchup, Kingsford’s size was the difference.

2 months ago | shorelinemedia.net | Matthew Scheidel

SCOTTVILLE — That’s a wrap. The Mason County Central girls basketball team saw its season come to an end with a 66-42 loss to Shelby in the MHSAA Division 3, District 72 semifinals Wednesday night in Scottville. It was a long night for the Spartans. From MCC’s first possession, it looked like moving the ball was going to be an issue. Shelby was just so sticky on defense. “We’ve handled the ball pretty well in a lot of our games this year,” MCC coach Brian Beebe said.