Jonathan Szczepaniak is a sports writer for C & G Newspapers, focusing on local sports in the Macomb, Michigan area. With a passion for covering high school athletics and community sports events, Jonathan brings a deep knowledge and enthusiasm for the local sports scene to his articles.
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By: Jonathan Szczepaniak, Donna Dalziel
WARREN — Over the past decade, Warren Cousino girls soccer took its fair share of bumps and bruises in the Macomb Area Conference Blue Division.
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — On April 25 behind Macomb Lutheran North High School, girls soccer head coach Michael Agostini went to work with his team on a special kind of team-building exercise.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
BERKLEY — Berkley Bears girls soccer is all grown up and reclaiming its territory in Oakland Activities Association soccer.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
BLOOMFIELD HILLS — A Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice graduate will be beginning his professional football career close to home.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
GROSSE POINTE FARMS — All things considered, the Macomb Area Conference White hasn’t been kind to Grosse Pointe South girls soccer since its move down from the MAC Red.
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Beating St. Clair 1-0 on April 29 and improving to 7-0 in the league, Lakeview (11-0-1, 8-0 in the MAC Blue) now controls its own destiny in the journey for the school’s first league title since 2013.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
TROY — The Troy Colts girls soccer program can sometimes get lost in the shuffle of Oakland County soccer, or more specifically, the Oakland Activities Association Red.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
SOUTHFIELD — If the Arizona Cardinals were looking for a hard-nosed football player, they came to the right place.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
ROYAL OAK — Returning for its fourth season in the USL League Two Great Lakes Division, Oakland County Football Club will kick off its 2024 campaign May 18 at Royal Oak Stadium.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
WEST BLOOMFIELD — At this point, West Bloomfield baseball head coach Josh Birnberg must think the full-circle feeling is never-ending.
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