Ben Murphy

AuGRES – After having the prior week off from game action due to a forfeit from Hillman, AuGres returned to the field on Friday. The Wolverines were hosting the Charlton

CADILLAC – Tawas Area had a steady wind against them and faced off against a really, really solid Leland squad in their Division 4 soccer regional semifinal at Cadillac High School on Tuesday, Oct. 22.

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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TAWAS CITY – The cross country post-season got underway on Saturday, at a Division 3 regional meet in East Jordan. Tawas Area and Oscoda both took part in the race, with the event highlighted by Tawas senior Alyssa Runyan running well enough to qualify for the state championship meet.

WHITTEMORE – Brethren scored first. Whittemore-Prescott, behind yet another big time performance on the ground, pretty much controlled things from there. As a result, the Cardinals earned a non-league 8-player football win to conclude their season on Friday, topping the visiting Bobcats, with a 64-28 score.

HALE – All three sets were close. Hale couldn't get on the better end of any of them, however, and the Lady Eagles lost their key North Star League Little Dipper volleyball game with Atlanta on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 25-21, 25-20 and 26-24. Atlanta clinched the NSL Little Dipper championship with the win.

[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.