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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Shelby's Bailey Dickman blocks a shot from Mason County Central's Mallory Miller during a game in the Spartan Shootout on Tuesday, June 25 in Scottville.
Thousands of people packed Rotary Park for the 56th annual West Shore Art Fair this past weekend.
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Matthew Scheidel | Daily News Photos A crane from Zupin Crane, LLC drops the rubber ducks into the Pere Marquette River to kick off the Scottville Rubber Duck race on Saturday at Riverside Park in Scottville.
The cool autumn breezes. The school fight songs. The sound of pads smashing against each other. Those all mean one thing.
Ludington’s Evan Erdman pushes the ball upfield during a game against Fruitport on Monday at Oriole Field.
By: Matthew Scheidel
The 2023 season was a historic one for the Ludington volleyball team. It won a regional championship for the first time since 1997, falling to Grand Rapids West Catholic in the MHSAA Division 2 state quarterfinals.
They say first impressions mean everything, and if that is the case, then the Ludington Orioles football team just made a heck of a first impression.
Ludington State Park being packed on a holiday weekend is one thing. Having beautiful weather to go along with it is another. But to have everyone wanting to get one
The fastest growing sport in America returns to Ludington as the Pickleball Classic takes place on the courts near Oriole Field this weekend.
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