Ben Murphy

OSCODA – Sometimes things aren't just meant to be. The Oscoda football team still had a chance at qualifying for the post-season with a win at Frankfort Friday. Two injuries on the same play early in the game quickly derailed those thoughts, and the Owls lost the game and saw their season ended as a result at the hands of the Panthers, 41-8.

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[email protected] The Mackinaw City cross country team got one final chance to hit the course Saturday, October 26.

[email protected] Pickford had six kills apiece from Brooke Portice and Lyric Collins, but it wasn’t enough to defeat a solid Newberry team on the road Tuesday, October 22.

[email protected] The Pickford eight-player football team has certainly been drawing some major attention this fall.

EAST TAWAS – With the dropping temperatures outside, the switch has officially been flipped to winter sports. Hockey teams have already been allowed to start contests while the rest of

ANN ARBOR – After carving out one the best basketball careers ever as an Owl, 2020 Oscoda graduate Lauren Langley had a stellar career for the University of Michigan competing as part of its vastly successful rowing team.

TAWAS CITY – The Tawas Area hockey team got its season underway on Monday, Nov. 11. The Braves were playing Cadillac on the road, falling 7-0 at Wexford Ice Arena.

TAWAS CITY – After having a road game to open the season last week, the Tawas Area hockey team will get to have three chances to skate in their home

[email protected] Rudyard junior Steven Kirschner, seen here running in the Mackinaw Club Invite, found much such success this fall dual sporting in cross country and football.