Matthew Scheidel is a sports and general assignment reporter for the Ludington Daily News, focusing on local sports in the Michigan and Detroit area. With a passion for covering the Detroit Tigers, Matthew provides in-depth analysis and trade proposals, while also covering other local sports teams and events.
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The fastest growing sport in America returns to Ludington as the Pickleball Classic takes place on the courts near Oriole Field this weekend.
The stakes grow for the Ludington football team as they head down to Muskegon to take on the Oakridge Eagles.
By: Oceana Factbook, Matthew Scheidel
Matthew Scheidel | Herald-Journal Photos Hesperia’s Rokhaya Ruhstorfer nears the finish line at the Kelder Poured Walls 2-miler Sept. 24 at Riverside Park in Scottville.
Hart's Kolton Rockwell tries to escape pressure from the MCC defense during a game Oct. 4 at Spartan Community Field in Scottville.
Hart’s Brody Clark tries to keep up with Mason County Central’s Eathen Huffman during a game Oct. 4 at Spartan Community Field in Scottville.
Both teams have winning records. Both teams are unbeaten in conference play. In the regular season, things don’t get much bigger than this.
By: Matthew Scheidel
Scottville Beekeepers hosted its eighth annual ‘Sweet Taste of Mason County’ event Saturday at the Ludington Senior Center.
Coming off a tough loss last week to Whitehall, the Ludington football team will return home this week to take on Cardinals of Orchard View on Friday at Oriole Field.
By: Matthew Scheidel
There’s a good chance the Ludington football team is in the MHSAA state playoffs regardless of what happens in Friday night’s game at Howard City Tri-County. That being said, it never hurts to be sure of things.
By: Matthew Scheidel
BROOKLYN — Much like the Mason County Eastern boys in the morning, the Ludington girls cross country didn’t run the way it hoped it would at the MHSAA Division 2 state finals Saturday afternoon at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn.
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