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Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Monday, July 18, 2011
New Venture Taking Shape
Seems like it's been years since I was in here last to post anything. For those still interested in following us, head on over to www.greatlakessportsnetwork.com
You will see what we've been working on since the start of 2011. Great Lakes Sports Network will be streaming games on the internet from in and around the Bay county area.
Football fans from the western Thumb area might particularly enjoy our week 2 match-up featuring USA @ Bay City All Saints. Our schedule is complete for the most part but I want to keep all options open and therefore will not release it beyond a week or so in advance of the next game.
Also, there is a sports blog built into the site that will more than likely replace this one....we'll see. I know in the previous post waaaay back in November I said this one would be taken down. Watching the numbers, quite a few still check in.
Go check out the new site and leave your feedback....until then, we are just a little over 5 weeks away from the start of the new season.
Contact me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
Saturday, November 13, 2010
The End Of The Road
With both Ubly and Deckerville getting knocked out of the playoffs today, the 2010 high school football season comes to a halt for most of the Thumb media. This marks the first year since 1999 that a team from the Greater Thumb Conference will not make it to the semi finals.
With the end of the Thumb football season comes the end of my career with WLEW. I started out with Tom Meyer back in 1998 as a color commentator, took a few years off and did the PA duties at Ubly High School and later took the play by play chair in 2003 until today.
In the 10 years that I have covered high school football, I've been treated to many great memories and have worked with some tremendous people along the way.
As I mentioned above I started out with Tom in 98 and worked with him for his final season in 1999. In 2003 I did play by play with Myron Gracey as my color man. Myron left the booth following the 2007 season. My brother Jason Particka came along for the start of the 2008 season and worked with me the last 3 seasons. How many people can say that they get along with their brother well enough to work together on the radio? Aaron Maurer worked a with me as well, filling in numerous times as color commentator as did Chris Brown, providing a job well done. All of the color men I've worked with made my job so much easier.....thanks so much guys!
During my career I was able to cover 4 state title games, 2 of those ending in a state titles for the Thumb....courtesy of USA.
I covered the last Class C state title game in the Pontiac Silverdome and the first Division 7 state title game at Ford Field, both with USA.
Since 2003 I had the pleasure of going to the semi finals every year except this year following a Thumb team.
I strived to do the best possible job I could night in and night out. I'll be the first to admit however, I wasn't in top form every Friday night.
Some of the other tremendous people I worked with along the way....the first to come to mind is Paul Adams of the Huron Daily Tribune. To this day I have no idea how or when we made a connection, but I can say this....I'm glad we did.
Paul brought so much insight to our pre game/halftime and post game shows. Working for the paper and having so many connections at various levels allowed us so much insight on so many things that we wouldn't otherwise have. Paul is also a great friend on a personal level. The hours and hours we spend talking on the phone about high school sports, and personal situations are countless. Thank you Paul for making my life easier both on and off the air!!!
Eddie Fury really made things easy for me when he came along. It was the first time in all the years I worked for the station that someone came along to operate the board who actually had an interest in sports. Knowing that, I asked him if he was interested in hosting the pre game, halftime and post game show. When he took that role it gave our broadcasts an even more professional touch. When we started seeking and getting updates on area scores, Eddie broke in to pass them along giving us another dimension and attracting more listeners.
Perhaps the cherry on top of it all was when Eddie got to know Paul and Chris Ogryski of the County Press and created an hour long pre game show. At that point we were at the top of our game with a quality made pre game show, updates, halftime show and a broadcast crew that could concentrate on prepping for the game instead of handling all those other duties.
I could on and on and bore everyone to death with all of this but I won't. There is a lot that I will take with me into the next venture. Jason and I will once again be working together (hopefully) as we begin covering games in the Bay County area.
I am starting up a new business, Great Lakes Sports Network, that will stream games live on the internet. Since we both live in Bay City, it made sense to consider covering games in an area that is limited with online streaming and radio coverage. There are 8 teams in Bay County that we'll keep an eye on plus Reese, Vassar, Millington and Frankenmuth to the south to consider as well. Ideally I'd like to begin in the fall of 2011 but may wait until the fall of 2012 to get it going.
I'd like to thank all of the people I've worked with over the years and say thanks to WLEW for having faith in me and keeping me around this long. I can't possibly list everyone by name....but know that your help, hard work and support is much appreciated. Thank you to all the Thumb area athletic directors for accommodating us and sometimes squeezing us into an already packed press box. Also a huge thanks goes out to all the area coaches who allowed us to get pre game and post game comments and in season and post season interviews. It added another dimension to our broadcasts that listeners really enjoyed.
To the listeners, bloggers and anyone who passed along a compliment, concern or complaint, please know I did my best and thank you for the support as well. It's been a pleasure to bring you high school football in your cars, homes, in the farm fields, at work or where ever you were able to pick us up. Maybe we even put you to sleep some nights....God knows I've had my fair share of runaway games!!!
This blog will be taken down in the next month or so.....so bookmark the HDT blog and Eddie Fury's blog (Thumbtailgter) as they will be your leaders in Thumb area sports going forward.
Thank you to everyone and please understand I did my best and did it all for one reason.....the student athletes of the Thumb area. They deserve the coverage and attention and I'm happy to have been able to be a part of that.
I'll keep everyone posted as to where I'm at and what I'm doing....until then, take care and THANKS!!!
With the end of the Thumb football season comes the end of my career with WLEW. I started out with Tom Meyer back in 1998 as a color commentator, took a few years off and did the PA duties at Ubly High School and later took the play by play chair in 2003 until today.
In the 10 years that I have covered high school football, I've been treated to many great memories and have worked with some tremendous people along the way.
As I mentioned above I started out with Tom in 98 and worked with him for his final season in 1999. In 2003 I did play by play with Myron Gracey as my color man. Myron left the booth following the 2007 season. My brother Jason Particka came along for the start of the 2008 season and worked with me the last 3 seasons. How many people can say that they get along with their brother well enough to work together on the radio? Aaron Maurer worked a with me as well, filling in numerous times as color commentator as did Chris Brown, providing a job well done. All of the color men I've worked with made my job so much easier.....thanks so much guys!
During my career I was able to cover 4 state title games, 2 of those ending in a state titles for the Thumb....courtesy of USA.
I covered the last Class C state title game in the Pontiac Silverdome and the first Division 7 state title game at Ford Field, both with USA.
Since 2003 I had the pleasure of going to the semi finals every year except this year following a Thumb team.
I strived to do the best possible job I could night in and night out. I'll be the first to admit however, I wasn't in top form every Friday night.
Some of the other tremendous people I worked with along the way....the first to come to mind is Paul Adams of the Huron Daily Tribune. To this day I have no idea how or when we made a connection, but I can say this....I'm glad we did.
Paul brought so much insight to our pre game/halftime and post game shows. Working for the paper and having so many connections at various levels allowed us so much insight on so many things that we wouldn't otherwise have. Paul is also a great friend on a personal level. The hours and hours we spend talking on the phone about high school sports, and personal situations are countless. Thank you Paul for making my life easier both on and off the air!!!
Eddie Fury really made things easy for me when he came along. It was the first time in all the years I worked for the station that someone came along to operate the board who actually had an interest in sports. Knowing that, I asked him if he was interested in hosting the pre game, halftime and post game show. When he took that role it gave our broadcasts an even more professional touch. When we started seeking and getting updates on area scores, Eddie broke in to pass them along giving us another dimension and attracting more listeners.
Perhaps the cherry on top of it all was when Eddie got to know Paul and Chris Ogryski of the County Press and created an hour long pre game show. At that point we were at the top of our game with a quality made pre game show, updates, halftime show and a broadcast crew that could concentrate on prepping for the game instead of handling all those other duties.
I could on and on and bore everyone to death with all of this but I won't. There is a lot that I will take with me into the next venture. Jason and I will once again be working together (hopefully) as we begin covering games in the Bay County area.
I am starting up a new business, Great Lakes Sports Network, that will stream games live on the internet. Since we both live in Bay City, it made sense to consider covering games in an area that is limited with online streaming and radio coverage. There are 8 teams in Bay County that we'll keep an eye on plus Reese, Vassar, Millington and Frankenmuth to the south to consider as well. Ideally I'd like to begin in the fall of 2011 but may wait until the fall of 2012 to get it going.
I'd like to thank all of the people I've worked with over the years and say thanks to WLEW for having faith in me and keeping me around this long. I can't possibly list everyone by name....but know that your help, hard work and support is much appreciated. Thank you to all the Thumb area athletic directors for accommodating us and sometimes squeezing us into an already packed press box. Also a huge thanks goes out to all the area coaches who allowed us to get pre game and post game comments and in season and post season interviews. It added another dimension to our broadcasts that listeners really enjoyed.
To the listeners, bloggers and anyone who passed along a compliment, concern or complaint, please know I did my best and thank you for the support as well. It's been a pleasure to bring you high school football in your cars, homes, in the farm fields, at work or where ever you were able to pick us up. Maybe we even put you to sleep some nights....God knows I've had my fair share of runaway games!!!
This blog will be taken down in the next month or so.....so bookmark the HDT blog and Eddie Fury's blog (Thumbtailgter) as they will be your leaders in Thumb area sports going forward.
Thank you to everyone and please understand I did my best and did it all for one reason.....the student athletes of the Thumb area. They deserve the coverage and attention and I'm happy to have been able to be a part of that.
I'll keep everyone posted as to where I'm at and what I'm doing....until then, take care and THANKS!!!
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Ubly/Ravenna Game Time Set
Game time for the Regional Final between Ubly and Ravenna is set for 2 PM Saturday in Ubly. The game will be on WLEW 102.1 FM.
Interviews with Ubly head coach Bill Sweeney and Ravenna head coach David Smith will not be available this week.
Interview with HDT Sportswriter Paul Adams.
Jason Particka, Bad Axe head coach Dave Rowland and I will bring all the action to you.
Ubly defeated Saginaw Nouvel 34-21 to reach the Regional Championship. Ravenna defeated Merrill 32-30 on a pass play in the end zone with 0.5 seconds remaining.
On the play prior to that, a Merrill player batted down a pass in the end zone but the clock stopped with 0.5 remaining. Had he caught the ball (and he could have) the game would have ended and Merrill would have won.
Contact me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
Interviews with Ubly head coach Bill Sweeney and Ravenna head coach David Smith will not be available this week.
Interview with HDT Sportswriter Paul Adams.
Jason Particka, Bad Axe head coach Dave Rowland and I will bring all the action to you.
Ubly defeated Saginaw Nouvel 34-21 to reach the Regional Championship. Ravenna defeated Merrill 32-30 on a pass play in the end zone with 0.5 seconds remaining.
On the play prior to that, a Merrill player batted down a pass in the end zone but the clock stopped with 0.5 remaining. Had he caught the ball (and he could have) the game would have ended and Merrill would have won.
Contact me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Interviews For Friday's Game
Here are the interviews that will be used in the pre-game show prior to Friday's game. We will have Saginaw Nouvel @ Ubly, kickoff is set for 7 PM.
Jason Particka and I will be joined by Bad Axe Hatchet head coach Dave Rowland for the game.
At the moment we have Ubly head coach Bill Sweeney and HDT sportswriter Paul Adams. Both interviews are short in order to fit in the pre-game show.
However a more in extensive and in depth interview with Paul Adams can be found at www.thumbtailgater.com. I'm still waiting to hear from Nouvel head coach Mike Boyd. If we can get an interview with him, we'll post it here.
HDT Sportswriter Paul Adams interview
Ubly Head Coach Bill Sweeney interview
Contact me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
Jason Particka and I will be joined by Bad Axe Hatchet head coach Dave Rowland for the game.
At the moment we have Ubly head coach Bill Sweeney and HDT sportswriter Paul Adams. Both interviews are short in order to fit in the pre-game show.
However a more in extensive and in depth interview with Paul Adams can be found at www.thumbtailgater.com. I'm still waiting to hear from Nouvel head coach Mike Boyd. If we can get an interview with him, we'll post it here.
HDT Sportswriter Paul Adams interview
Ubly Head Coach Bill Sweeney interview
Contact me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
Friday, October 29, 2010
First Round Playoff Scores
Division 4
Croswell-Lexington 36, Madison Heights Lamphere 13
Division 5
Millington 42, Capac 12
Birch Run 27, Almont 21
Division 6
Montrose 38, Vassar 13
Flint Beecher 27, Sandusky 19
Division 7
Ubly 48, Unionville-Sebewaing 6
Saginaw Nouvel 19, Reese 12
Whittemore-Prescott 14, TCSF 7......down go the Gladiators!
Division 8
Bay City All Saints 21, Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary 13
Deckerville 46, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 6
Croswell-Lexington 36, Madison Heights Lamphere 13
Division 5
Millington 42, Capac 12
Birch Run 27, Almont 21
Division 6
Montrose 38, Vassar 13
Flint Beecher 27, Sandusky 19
Division 7
Ubly 48, Unionville-Sebewaing 6
Saginaw Nouvel 19, Reese 12
Whittemore-Prescott 14, TCSF 7......down go the Gladiators!
Division 8
Bay City All Saints 21, Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary 13
Deckerville 46, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 6
Playoff Picks
Don't forget to check out the coaches interviews in the post below this one.....playoff winners are in red:
Division 4
Madison Heights Lamphere (6-3) at Croswell-Lexington (7-2)
Division 5
Capac (6-3) at Millington (8-1)
Almont (7-2)at Birch Run (8-1)
Division 6
Vassar (6-3) at Montrose (7-2)
Sandusky (7-2) at Flint Beecher (6-3)
Division 7
Unionville-Sebewaing Area (5-4) at Ubly (9-0)
Reese (7-2) at Saginaw Nouvel (6-3)
Division 8
Sterling Heights Parkway Christian (7-2) at Deckerville (7-2)
Bay City All Saints (6-3) at Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary (6-3)
Anyone care to offer their selections?
Division 4
Madison Heights Lamphere (6-3) at Croswell-Lexington (7-2)
Division 5
Capac (6-3) at Millington (8-1)
Almont (7-2)at Birch Run (8-1)
Division 6
Vassar (6-3) at Montrose (7-2)
Sandusky (7-2) at Flint Beecher (6-3)
Division 7
Unionville-Sebewaing Area (5-4) at Ubly (9-0)
Reese (7-2) at Saginaw Nouvel (6-3)
Division 8
Sterling Heights Parkway Christian (7-2) at Deckerville (7-2)
Bay City All Saints (6-3) at Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary (6-3)
Anyone care to offer their selections?
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Coaches Interviews Are Here...Final TSA Top Ten
Look for the interviews with USA head coach Jason Beagle, Ubly head coach Bill Sweeney and Huron Daily Tribune sportswriter Paul Adams to be posted here later today.
All three interviews will also be a part of the pre-game show on WLEW, 102.1 FM.
Paul Adams HDT Sportswriter Interview
USA Head Coach Jason Beagle Interview
Ubly head Coach Bill Sweeney Interview
Also here is a look at the final TSA top ten for the year:
1. Millington - 48 (3)
2. Ubly - 47 (2)
3. Cros-Lex - 40
4. Sandusky - 32
5. Reese - 31
6. Caro - 22
7. Vassar - 21
8. USA - 18
9. Deckerville - 9
10. Brown City - 5
Honorable Mention: Marlette - 2
All three interviews will also be a part of the pre-game show on WLEW, 102.1 FM.
Paul Adams HDT Sportswriter Interview
USA Head Coach Jason Beagle Interview
Ubly head Coach Bill Sweeney Interview
Also here is a look at the final TSA top ten for the year:
1. Millington - 48 (3)
2. Ubly - 47 (2)
3. Cros-Lex - 40
4. Sandusky - 32
5. Reese - 31
6. Caro - 22
7. Vassar - 21
8. USA - 18
9. Deckerville - 9
10. Brown City - 5
Honorable Mention: Marlette - 2
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Playoff Pairings Set
The entire bracket is at the MHSAA website..... www.mhsaa.com
Division 4
REGION 3 DISTRICT 2
Clinton Township Clintondale (6-3) at Marine City (8-1)
Madison Heights Lamphere (6-3) at Croswell-Lexington (7-2)
Division 5
REGION 4 DISTRICT 1
Capac (6-3) at Millington (8-1)
Almont (7-2) Birch Run (8-1)
Division 6
REGION 2 DISTRICT 2
Vassar (6-3) at Montrose (7-2)
Sandusky (7-2) at Flint Beecher (6-3)
Division 7
REGION 2 DISTRICT 1
Saranac (6-3) at Merill (7-2)
Pewamo-Westphalia (7-2) at Ravenna (6-3)
DISTRICT 2
Unionville-Sebewaing Area (5-4) at Ubly (9-0)
Reese (7-2) at Saginaw Nouvel (6-3)
Division 8
REGION 3 DISTRICT 1
Fulton (5-4) at Fowler (9-0)
Ashley (8-1) at New Lothrop (9-0)
DISTRICT 2
Sterling Heights Parkway Christian (7-2) at Deckerville (7-2)
Bay City All Saints (6-3) at Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary (6-3)
Division 4
REGION 3 DISTRICT 2
Clinton Township Clintondale (6-3) at Marine City (8-1)
Madison Heights Lamphere (6-3) at Croswell-Lexington (7-2)
Division 5
REGION 4 DISTRICT 1
Capac (6-3) at Millington (8-1)
Almont (7-2) Birch Run (8-1)
Division 6
REGION 2 DISTRICT 2
Vassar (6-3) at Montrose (7-2)
Sandusky (7-2) at Flint Beecher (6-3)
Division 7
REGION 2 DISTRICT 1
Saranac (6-3) at Merill (7-2)
Pewamo-Westphalia (7-2) at Ravenna (6-3)
DISTRICT 2
Unionville-Sebewaing Area (5-4) at Ubly (9-0)
Reese (7-2) at Saginaw Nouvel (6-3)
Division 8
REGION 3 DISTRICT 1
Fulton (5-4) at Fowler (9-0)
Ashley (8-1) at New Lothrop (9-0)
DISTRICT 2
Sterling Heights Parkway Christian (7-2) at Deckerville (7-2)
Bay City All Saints (6-3) at Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary (6-3)
Saturday, October 23, 2010
To Many To Count.......
In regards to the scenarios for the football playoffs.....there are just to many to count!
And that is a good thing for once. In the past, you could just about figure out who was going to play in a particular district and where those games would be played. This year it's a whole different story.
About the only thing that is certain is the fact Ubly will get three home games in the playoffs if they win each week. As it stands right now, Ubly has the third highest playoff point total in division 7. Only Hudson and Ishpeming have higher playoff points.......neither team would be in a district or regional with Ubly.
Here is where the fun starts though, Reese is on the edge of division 6 and 7. They could go either way...it's that close. Also it appears USA will qualify for the playoffs with a 5-4 record. So does that mean Ubly, USA, Reese and Genesee could be in a district together?
Maybe Ubly, Genesee, Burton Bendle and 4th team get lumped together sending Reese, USA, Nouvel and Merrill in a different direction?
Perhaps Reese, USA, Ubly and Nouvel will be paired up? Merrill is out there as a possibility too, though unlikely to be in a district with Ubly.
So many possibility's this year and that makes the Sunday Selection Show all the more interesting to watch.
It looks like Vassar is in the same boat as Reese, teetering between division 5 and 6. Also it looks like Deckerville might have salvaged a home game in the first round by defeating class C Lincoln-Alcona last night. But who will they paired up in a district with? The idea of a Bay City All Saints/Deckerville game sound intriguing doesn't it?
It should only get more interesting as the final teams punch their ticket in the Saturday games and things become a little clearer.....I said a little!!
Anyone care to throw their best guess out there? Should make for some interesting discussions.
And that is a good thing for once. In the past, you could just about figure out who was going to play in a particular district and where those games would be played. This year it's a whole different story.
About the only thing that is certain is the fact Ubly will get three home games in the playoffs if they win each week. As it stands right now, Ubly has the third highest playoff point total in division 7. Only Hudson and Ishpeming have higher playoff points.......neither team would be in a district or regional with Ubly.
Here is where the fun starts though, Reese is on the edge of division 6 and 7. They could go either way...it's that close. Also it appears USA will qualify for the playoffs with a 5-4 record. So does that mean Ubly, USA, Reese and Genesee could be in a district together?
Maybe Ubly, Genesee, Burton Bendle and 4th team get lumped together sending Reese, USA, Nouvel and Merrill in a different direction?
Perhaps Reese, USA, Ubly and Nouvel will be paired up? Merrill is out there as a possibility too, though unlikely to be in a district with Ubly.
So many possibility's this year and that makes the Sunday Selection Show all the more interesting to watch.
It looks like Vassar is in the same boat as Reese, teetering between division 5 and 6. Also it looks like Deckerville might have salvaged a home game in the first round by defeating class C Lincoln-Alcona last night. But who will they paired up in a district with? The idea of a Bay City All Saints/Deckerville game sound intriguing doesn't it?
It should only get more interesting as the final teams punch their ticket in the Saturday games and things become a little clearer.....I said a little!!
Anyone care to throw their best guess out there? Should make for some interesting discussions.
Friday, October 22, 2010
Week 9 Final Scores
THUMB AREA
Ovid-Elsie 28, Reese 0
Ubly 52, North Huron 21
USA 30, Harbor Beach 20
Caro 30, Cass City 25
Lakers 18, Imlay City 6
Marlette 59, Peck 28
Kingston 18, Mayville 6
Deckerville 38, Lincoln Alcona 0
MLS 21, BCAS 18
Sandusky 58, Bad Axe 6
NORTHEAST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE
Bay City John Glenn 33, Swan Valley 20
Standish Sterling 33, Essexville Garber 12
Ogemaw Heights 27, Fruitport 14
Bullock Creek 47, Pinconning 6
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Bay City Western 60, Bay City Central 21
Midland Dow 24, Midland 20
Flint Northern 46, Flint Southwestern 22
Mt. Pleasant 36, Heritage 15
TRI VALLEY CENTRAL
Williamston 56, Chesaning 29
Freeland 66, Bridgeport 14
Hemlock 30, St. Charles 27
TRI VALLEY EAST
Birch Run 49, Mt. Morris 13
Yale 15, North Branch 14
Frankenmuth 35, Vassar 7
Caro 30, Cass City 25
TRI VALLEY WEST
Ashley 32, Breckenridge 7
Ithaca 35, Shepherd 7
Coleman 37, Valley Lutheran 18
Ovid-Elsie 28, Reese 0
Ubly 52, North Huron 21
USA 30, Harbor Beach 20
Caro 30, Cass City 25
Lakers 18, Imlay City 6
Marlette 59, Peck 28
Kingston 18, Mayville 6
Deckerville 38, Lincoln Alcona 0
MLS 21, BCAS 18
Sandusky 58, Bad Axe 6
NORTHEAST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE
Bay City John Glenn 33, Swan Valley 20
Standish Sterling 33, Essexville Garber 12
Ogemaw Heights 27, Fruitport 14
Bullock Creek 47, Pinconning 6
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Bay City Western 60, Bay City Central 21
Midland Dow 24, Midland 20
Flint Northern 46, Flint Southwestern 22
Mt. Pleasant 36, Heritage 15
TRI VALLEY CENTRAL
Williamston 56, Chesaning 29
Freeland 66, Bridgeport 14
Hemlock 30, St. Charles 27
TRI VALLEY EAST
Birch Run 49, Mt. Morris 13
Yale 15, North Branch 14
Frankenmuth 35, Vassar 7
Caro 30, Cass City 25
TRI VALLEY WEST
Ashley 32, Breckenridge 7
Ithaca 35, Shepherd 7
Coleman 37, Valley Lutheran 18
Friday, October 15, 2010
Friday Night Scoreboard
Week 8 Final Scores:
GREATER THUMB EAST
Harbor Beach 48, Mayville 6
Brown City 55, Marlette 20
Ubly 40, Deckerville 0
GREATER THUMB WEST
Vassar 56, Bad Axe 6
Cass City 46, Lakers 6
BCAS 28, Reese 14
Sandusky 12, USA 0
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Mt. Pleasant 41, Arthur hill 21
Midland 19, Bay City Western 14
Heritage 48, Flint Southwestern 0
Midland Dow 42, Bay City Central 14
Flint Northern 44, Saginaw High 34
TRI VALLEY EAST
Caro 19, Essexville Garber 7
Millington 68, Bridgeport 6
Birch Run 36, North Branch 13
TRI VALLEY CENTRAL
Alma 26, Bullock Creek 6
Freeland 48, Ovid-Elsie 7
Chesaning 19, Shepherd 14
Hemlock 16, Swan Valley 14
TRI VALLEY WEST
St. Louis 51, Valley Lutheran 21
St. Charles 47, Breckenridge 17
Ithaca 55, Merrill 19
MLS 34, Carrollton 0
NCTL
North Huron 33, Kingston 32
Memphis @ Peck Saturday
GREATER THUMB EAST
Harbor Beach 48, Mayville 6
Brown City 55, Marlette 20
Ubly 40, Deckerville 0
GREATER THUMB WEST
Vassar 56, Bad Axe 6
Cass City 46, Lakers 6
BCAS 28, Reese 14
Sandusky 12, USA 0
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Mt. Pleasant 41, Arthur hill 21
Midland 19, Bay City Western 14
Heritage 48, Flint Southwestern 0
Midland Dow 42, Bay City Central 14
Flint Northern 44, Saginaw High 34
TRI VALLEY EAST
Caro 19, Essexville Garber 7
Millington 68, Bridgeport 6
Birch Run 36, North Branch 13
TRI VALLEY CENTRAL
Alma 26, Bullock Creek 6
Freeland 48, Ovid-Elsie 7
Chesaning 19, Shepherd 14
Hemlock 16, Swan Valley 14
TRI VALLEY WEST
St. Louis 51, Valley Lutheran 21
St. Charles 47, Breckenridge 17
Ithaca 55, Merrill 19
MLS 34, Carrollton 0
NCTL
North Huron 33, Kingston 32
Memphis @ Peck Saturday
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
TSA Top Ten Poll After Week 7
Here is a look at the TSA Top Ten following week 7 action:
1. Reese - 47 pts. (3)
2. Millington - 45 (1)
3. Ubly - 43 pts. (1)
4. Cros-Lex - 35 pts.
5. Vassar - 30 pts.
6. Sandusky - 25 pts.
7. Deckerville - 15 pts.
8. Marlette - 13 pts.
9. USA - 11 pts.
10. North Branch - 10 pts.
Honorable Mention: Caro - 1
A team voted first nets 10 points, second earns nine points, etc.
The Thumb Sportswriters Association Poll is voted on by: Chad Wingert - Sports Editor of the Tuscola County Advertiser, Paul Adams - Sports writer for the Huron Daily Tribune, Christian Selich - Sports commentator for Mix 92.1, Eddie Fury of Thumb Tailgater Sports and Rick Glaza - Sports voice of Cruise 102.1
1. Reese - 47 pts. (3)
2. Millington - 45 (1)
3. Ubly - 43 pts. (1)
4. Cros-Lex - 35 pts.
5. Vassar - 30 pts.
6. Sandusky - 25 pts.
7. Deckerville - 15 pts.
8. Marlette - 13 pts.
9. USA - 11 pts.
10. North Branch - 10 pts.
Honorable Mention: Caro - 1
A team voted first nets 10 points, second earns nine points, etc.
The Thumb Sportswriters Association Poll is voted on by: Chad Wingert - Sports Editor of the Tuscola County Advertiser, Paul Adams - Sports writer for the Huron Daily Tribune, Christian Selich - Sports commentator for Mix 92.1, Eddie Fury of Thumb Tailgater Sports and Rick Glaza - Sports voice of Cruise 102.1
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
TSA Top Ten Poll After Week 6
Here is a look at the TSA Top Ten following week 6 action:
1. Reese - 50 pts. (5)
2. Ubly - 44 pts.
3. Millington - 41 pts.
4. Cros-Lex - 33 pts.
5. Deckerville - 32 pts.
6. Vassar - 23 pts.
7. Sandusky - 18 pts.
T8. Caro - 10 pts.
T8. USA - 10 pts.
10. Cass City - 7 pts.
Honorable Mention: Marlette - 2, North Branch - 1
A team voted first nets 10 points, second earns nine points, etc.
The Thumb Sportswriters Association Poll is voted on by: Chad Wingert - Sports Editor of the Tuscola County Advertiser, Paul Adams - Sports writer for the Huron Daily Tribune, Christian Selich - Sports commentator for Mix 92.1, Eddie Fury of Thumb Tailgater Sports and Rick Glaza - Sports voice of Cruise 102.1
1. Reese - 50 pts. (5)
2. Ubly - 44 pts.
3. Millington - 41 pts.
4. Cros-Lex - 33 pts.
5. Deckerville - 32 pts.
6. Vassar - 23 pts.
7. Sandusky - 18 pts.
T8. Caro - 10 pts.
T8. USA - 10 pts.
10. Cass City - 7 pts.
Honorable Mention: Marlette - 2, North Branch - 1
A team voted first nets 10 points, second earns nine points, etc.
The Thumb Sportswriters Association Poll is voted on by: Chad Wingert - Sports Editor of the Tuscola County Advertiser, Paul Adams - Sports writer for the Huron Daily Tribune, Christian Selich - Sports commentator for Mix 92.1, Eddie Fury of Thumb Tailgater Sports and Rick Glaza - Sports voice of Cruise 102.1
Friday, October 1, 2010
Week 6 Final Scores
Greater Thumb East
Marlette 45, Harbor Beach 36
Sandusky 20, Brown City 16
Greater Thumb West
Vassar 34, USA 20
Reese 55, Lakers 16
BCAS 26, Cass City 18
Non League
Ubly 56, Bad Axe 22
NCTL
Kingston 27, Peck 24
Deckerville 48, Memphis 0
Mio 60, North Huron 8
Saginaw Valley League
Midland 35, Bay City Central 7
Mt. Pleasant 62, Flint Southwestern 24
Midland Dow 41, Bay City Western 14
Saginaw Heritage 48, Saginaw High 24
Flint Northern 50, Arthur Hill 35
Tri Valley East
Frankenmuth 49, Brideport 8
Birch Run 34, Essexville Garber 6
Millington 40, Caro 12
Northeast Michigan Conference
Bay City John Glenn 42, Pinconning 7
Cheboygan 35, Ogemaw Heights 7
Mid Michigan 8 Man Football
Ann Arbor Eastern 52, Owen Gage 12
Akron Fairgrove 58, Flint School for the Deaf 8
Marlette 45, Harbor Beach 36
Sandusky 20, Brown City 16
Greater Thumb West
Vassar 34, USA 20
Reese 55, Lakers 16
BCAS 26, Cass City 18
Non League
Ubly 56, Bad Axe 22
NCTL
Kingston 27, Peck 24
Deckerville 48, Memphis 0
Mio 60, North Huron 8
Saginaw Valley League
Midland 35, Bay City Central 7
Mt. Pleasant 62, Flint Southwestern 24
Midland Dow 41, Bay City Western 14
Saginaw Heritage 48, Saginaw High 24
Flint Northern 50, Arthur Hill 35
Tri Valley East
Frankenmuth 49, Brideport 8
Birch Run 34, Essexville Garber 6
Millington 40, Caro 12
Northeast Michigan Conference
Bay City John Glenn 42, Pinconning 7
Cheboygan 35, Ogemaw Heights 7
Mid Michigan 8 Man Football
Ann Arbor Eastern 52, Owen Gage 12
Akron Fairgrove 58, Flint School for the Deaf 8
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
TSA Top Ten Poll After Week 5
Here is the TSA Top Ten poll following week 5 action:
1. Reese - 50
2. Ubly - 45
3. Millington - 40
4. Cros-Lex - 35
5. Deckerville - 28
6. USA - 26
T7. Cass City - 16
T7. Caro - 16
9. Vassar - 11
10. Sandusky - 8
A team voted first nets 10 points, second earns nine points, etc.
The Thumb Sportswriters Association Poll is voted on by: Chad Wingert - Sports Editor of the Tuscola County Advertiser, Paul Adams - Sports writer for the Huron Daily Tribune, Christian Selich - Sports commentator for Mix 92.1, Eddie Fury of Thumb Tailgater Sports and Rick Glaza - Sports voice of Cruise 102.1
1. Reese - 50
2. Ubly - 45
3. Millington - 40
4. Cros-Lex - 35
5. Deckerville - 28
6. USA - 26
T7. Cass City - 16
T7. Caro - 16
9. Vassar - 11
10. Sandusky - 8
A team voted first nets 10 points, second earns nine points, etc.
The Thumb Sportswriters Association Poll is voted on by: Chad Wingert - Sports Editor of the Tuscola County Advertiser, Paul Adams - Sports writer for the Huron Daily Tribune, Christian Selich - Sports commentator for Mix 92.1, Eddie Fury of Thumb Tailgater Sports and Rick Glaza - Sports voice of Cruise 102.1
Friday, September 24, 2010
Week 5 Final Scores
GREATER THUMB EAST
Ubly 38, Harbor Beach 6
Brown City 48, Mayville 0
Sandusky 26, Marlette 13
GREATER THUMB WEST
Reese 20, Cass City 12
BCAS 37, Lakers 20
USA 58, Bad Axe 6
Vassar 56, Memphis 12
NORTH CENTRAL THUMB
North Huron 28, Peck 6
NON LEAGUE
Deckerville 52, BV 32
Arenac Eastern 28, Kingston 16
TRI VALLEY EAST
Mt. Morris 27, Caro 12
Frankenmuth 42, Essexville Garber 6
Millington 49, North Branch 7
Birch Run 63, Bridgeport 6
TRI VALLEY CENTRAL
Alma 34, Hemlock 31
Ovid-Elsie 21, Shepherd 7
Freeland 51, Bullock Creek 6
Swan Valley 35, Chesaning 0
TRI VALLEY WEST
Breckenridge 47, Valley Lutheran 6
Carrollton 41, St. Louis 14
Ithaca 42, St. Charles 6
Merrill 60, MLS 38
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Midland Dow 36, Arthur Hill 14
Mt. Pleasant 43, Saginaw High 20
Flint Northern 36, Bay City Central 28
Bay City Western 54, Heritage 28
NORTHEAST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE
Lapeer East 23, Bay City John Glenn 13
Traverse City Central 44, Ogemaw Heights 21
Whittemore Prescott 50, Pinconning 0
Standish Sterling 32, Tawas 8
Ubly 38, Harbor Beach 6
Brown City 48, Mayville 0
Sandusky 26, Marlette 13
GREATER THUMB WEST
Reese 20, Cass City 12
BCAS 37, Lakers 20
USA 58, Bad Axe 6
Vassar 56, Memphis 12
NORTH CENTRAL THUMB
North Huron 28, Peck 6
NON LEAGUE
Deckerville 52, BV 32
Arenac Eastern 28, Kingston 16
TRI VALLEY EAST
Mt. Morris 27, Caro 12
Frankenmuth 42, Essexville Garber 6
Millington 49, North Branch 7
Birch Run 63, Bridgeport 6
TRI VALLEY CENTRAL
Alma 34, Hemlock 31
Ovid-Elsie 21, Shepherd 7
Freeland 51, Bullock Creek 6
Swan Valley 35, Chesaning 0
TRI VALLEY WEST
Breckenridge 47, Valley Lutheran 6
Carrollton 41, St. Louis 14
Ithaca 42, St. Charles 6
Merrill 60, MLS 38
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Midland Dow 36, Arthur Hill 14
Mt. Pleasant 43, Saginaw High 20
Flint Northern 36, Bay City Central 28
Bay City Western 54, Heritage 28
NORTHEAST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE
Lapeer East 23, Bay City John Glenn 13
Traverse City Central 44, Ogemaw Heights 21
Whittemore Prescott 50, Pinconning 0
Standish Sterling 32, Tawas 8
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
NFL Revamps Logos
The NFL has re-designed their logos for 2010 and beyond. The Hatlas and Hunt trophies awarded to the NFC and AFC champions have been re-designed as well and will look like the logo below. I don't like any of them.....interested to hear what others think. Click on the picture to enlarge it.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
TSA Top Ten Poll After Week 4
Here is the Thumb Sportswriters Association top ten poll following 4 weeks of football action:
1. Reese - 50 (5)
2. Ubly - 45
3. Millington - 40
4. Cros-Lex - 35
5. Deckerville - 30
6. Caro - 22
7. USA - 21
8. Cass City - 14
9. Harbor Beach - 13
10. North Branch - 3
Honorable Mention: Vassar - 1, Sandusky - 1
(First place votes in parantheses).
A team voted first nets 10 points, second earns nine points, etc.
The Thumb Sportswriters Association Poll is voted on by: Chad Wingert - Sports Editor of the Tuscola County Advertiser, Paul Adams - Sports writer for the Huron Daily Tribune, Christian Selich - Sports commentator for Mix 92.1, Eddie Fury of Thumb Tailgater Sports and Rick Glaza - Sports voice of Cruise 102.1
Contact me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
1. Reese - 50 (5)
2. Ubly - 45
3. Millington - 40
4. Cros-Lex - 35
5. Deckerville - 30
6. Caro - 22
7. USA - 21
8. Cass City - 14
9. Harbor Beach - 13
10. North Branch - 3
Honorable Mention: Vassar - 1, Sandusky - 1
(First place votes in parantheses).
A team voted first nets 10 points, second earns nine points, etc.
The Thumb Sportswriters Association Poll is voted on by: Chad Wingert - Sports Editor of the Tuscola County Advertiser, Paul Adams - Sports writer for the Huron Daily Tribune, Christian Selich - Sports commentator for Mix 92.1, Eddie Fury of Thumb Tailgater Sports and Rick Glaza - Sports voice of Cruise 102.1
Contact me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
Friday, September 17, 2010
Week 4 Final Scores
GREATER THUMB WEST
USA 27, Cass City 21 OT
BCAS 51, Bad Axe 8
Reese 41, Vassar 20
GREATER THUMB EAST
Ubly 46, Mayville 6
Harbor Beach 31, Brown City 7
Sandusky 61, Memphis 0
Marlette 24, Lakers 14
NCTL
Deckerville 44, North Huron 23
Au Gres sims 32, Kingston 6
TRI VALLEY CONFERENCE
Essexville Garber 43, Bridgeport 6
Birch Run 33, Frankenmuth 20
Caro 12, North Branch 8
Montrose 19, Millington 14
MID MICHIGAN 8 MAN
Akron Fairgrove 54, Owen Gage 28
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Mt. Pleasant 14, Midland Dow 7
Bay City Western 57, Saginaw 27
Flint Northern 48, Saginaw Heritage 28
USA 27, Cass City 21 OT
BCAS 51, Bad Axe 8
Reese 41, Vassar 20
GREATER THUMB EAST
Ubly 46, Mayville 6
Harbor Beach 31, Brown City 7
Sandusky 61, Memphis 0
Marlette 24, Lakers 14
NCTL
Deckerville 44, North Huron 23
Au Gres sims 32, Kingston 6
TRI VALLEY CONFERENCE
Essexville Garber 43, Bridgeport 6
Birch Run 33, Frankenmuth 20
Caro 12, North Branch 8
Montrose 19, Millington 14
MID MICHIGAN 8 MAN
Akron Fairgrove 54, Owen Gage 28
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Mt. Pleasant 14, Midland Dow 7
Bay City Western 57, Saginaw 27
Flint Northern 48, Saginaw Heritage 28
Friday, September 3, 2010
GTC To Add Third Division
Greater Thumb Conference athletic directors on Wednesday voted to add the NCTL as a third division to the existing conference for the 2011 season. They also voted to have Mayville move from the Greater Thumb East division to the NCTL division and move Bad Axe from the GTW to the East division.
This will create three six team divisions and help in the scheduling of games that has become rather difficult for some schools this fall.
The league by-laws have to be ammended for this change to become official.
It appears at this time that the NCTL will retain it's name for the third division under the umbrella of the Greater Thumb Conference. The East and West will keep the same names as well. What is unclear is how all conference honors and trophy's for the NCTL division winner will be handled. It is also unclear what will happen after the 2011 season, if this arrangement will remain or if other changes would be made.
This change will be for football only at this time. No other sports in either league will be affected.
As it stands right now with this move, the GTC will not add any other schools to any division. Millington and Memphis have applied to the GTC to fill the open spot left when Deckerville became a member of the NCTL.
Memphis will remain an official member of the NCTL and remain in that division. Millington's application (and any others that come in) will be put on hold for now.
Contact me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
This will create three six team divisions and help in the scheduling of games that has become rather difficult for some schools this fall.
The league by-laws have to be ammended for this change to become official.
It appears at this time that the NCTL will retain it's name for the third division under the umbrella of the Greater Thumb Conference. The East and West will keep the same names as well. What is unclear is how all conference honors and trophy's for the NCTL division winner will be handled. It is also unclear what will happen after the 2011 season, if this arrangement will remain or if other changes would be made.
This change will be for football only at this time. No other sports in either league will be affected.
As it stands right now with this move, the GTC will not add any other schools to any division. Millington and Memphis have applied to the GTC to fill the open spot left when Deckerville became a member of the NCTL.
Memphis will remain an official member of the NCTL and remain in that division. Millington's application (and any others that come in) will be put on hold for now.
Contact me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Week 2 Thursday Night Scoreboard
GREATER THUMB WEST
USA 27, Bay City All Saints 12
Reese 55, Bad Axe 6
Vassar 20, Lakers 0
GREATER THUMB EAST
Marlette 42, Mayville 14
Ubly 30, Sandusky 28
NORTH CENTRAL THUMB
Deckerville 48, Kingston 7
NON CONFERENCE
Harbor Beach 34, North Huron 14
Cass City 7, Brown City 6
Whittemore Prescott 33, Peck 0
Memphis 35, MC Cardinal Mooney 6
NORTHEAST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE
BC John Glenn 21, Gaylord 0
Meridian 21, Pinconning 13
Standish Sterling 41, Gladwin 14
TRI VALLEY CENTRAL
Alma 35, Chesaning 26
Swan Valley 42, Bullock Creek 0
Freeland 42, Shepherd 12
Hemlock 12, Ovid-Elsie 8
TRI VALLEY EAST
Millington 34, Birch Run 20
Lakeville 66, Bridgeport 0
Frankenmuth 35, Caro 7
North Branch 14, Essexville Garber 8
TRI VALLEY WEST
Ithaca 63, Breckenridge 6
St. Charles 48, MLS 7
Carrollton 41, Valley Lutheran 26
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Heritage 21, Arthur Hill 6
Midland Dow 27, Flint Northern 14
Midland High 63, Saginaw 20
Bay City Western 55, Flint SWA 14
NORTH STAR LEAGUE
Mio 30, Arenac Eastern 0
Buena Vista 22, Hale 15
Hillman 16, Marion 7
USA 27, Bay City All Saints 12
Reese 55, Bad Axe 6
Vassar 20, Lakers 0
GREATER THUMB EAST
Marlette 42, Mayville 14
Ubly 30, Sandusky 28
NORTH CENTRAL THUMB
Deckerville 48, Kingston 7
NON CONFERENCE
Harbor Beach 34, North Huron 14
Cass City 7, Brown City 6
Whittemore Prescott 33, Peck 0
Memphis 35, MC Cardinal Mooney 6
NORTHEAST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE
BC John Glenn 21, Gaylord 0
Meridian 21, Pinconning 13
Standish Sterling 41, Gladwin 14
TRI VALLEY CENTRAL
Alma 35, Chesaning 26
Swan Valley 42, Bullock Creek 0
Freeland 42, Shepherd 12
Hemlock 12, Ovid-Elsie 8
TRI VALLEY EAST
Millington 34, Birch Run 20
Lakeville 66, Bridgeport 0
Frankenmuth 35, Caro 7
North Branch 14, Essexville Garber 8
TRI VALLEY WEST
Ithaca 63, Breckenridge 6
St. Charles 48, MLS 7
Carrollton 41, Valley Lutheran 26
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Heritage 21, Arthur Hill 6
Midland Dow 27, Flint Northern 14
Midland High 63, Saginaw 20
Bay City Western 55, Flint SWA 14
NORTH STAR LEAGUE
Mio 30, Arenac Eastern 0
Buena Vista 22, Hale 15
Hillman 16, Marion 7
MID MICHIGAN 8 MAN
Owen Gage 38, Burr Oak 36
Posen 28, Akron Fairgrove 8
CPS 62, Tekonsha 28
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
HDT Has New Blog Running
Sports editor Mike Bogan and sportwriter Paul Adams are blogging again! Check out the new Huron Daily Tribune sports blog at: http://tribunesportsblog.blogspot.com/
Good to have you back guys!!
Good to have you back guys!!
Friday, August 27, 2010
Week 1 Friday Night Scoreboard
GREATER THUMB CONFERENCE
Harbor Beach 47, Bad Axe 0
Caro 20, Vassar 13
EPBP Lakers 16, Carrollton 0
Ubly 38, Unionville-Sebewaing 0
Brown City 49, Peck 12
Cass City 34, Sandusky 21
Otisville-Lakeville 35, Marlette 0
Michigan Lutheran Seminary 48, Mayville 6
Reese 22, Houghton Lake 14
Bay City All Saints 42, Saginaw Valley Lutheran 18
NORTH CENTRAL THUMB LEAGUE
North Huron 34, Au Gre Sims 20
Deckerville 56, Oscoda 0
Armada 43, Memphis 7
Kingston @ Big Rapids Crossroads (Saturday @ Ferris State)
TRI VALLEY LEAGUE
Alma 29, Newaygo 15
Clare 20, Freeland 19
Gladwin 21, Shepherd 14
Meridian 48, Bullock Creek 28
Ogemaw Heights 14, Hemlock 12
Swan Valley 42, Frankenmuth 16
Birch Run 28, Chesaning 21
Portland 35, Ovid-Elsie 21
Millington 30, Mt. Morris 12
Merrill 67, Bridgeport 6
Essexville Garber 18, Pinconning 0
Breckenridge 44, Vestaburg 24
Ithaca 69, Durand 8
St. Louis 20, Beaverton 14
North Branch 35, Imlay City 22
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Arthur Hill 22, Flint SWA 18
Midland Dow 41, Saginaw High 6
Saginaw Heritage 7, Bay City Central 6
Mt. Pleasant 21, Midland High 20
Bay City Western 53, Flint Northern 30
NORTHEAST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE
Bay City John Glenn 21, Cadillac 13
Almont 14, Standish Sterling 8
Other scores from around the state:
Algonac 18, Mt.Clemens 8
Almont 14, Standish-Sterling 8
Fowlerville 33, Capac 19
Dearborn Divine Child 19, Croswell-Lexington 18
St.Clair 39, Richmond 12
Lutheran High North 21, Yale 6
Adrian 21, Monroe 12
Saline17, Belleville 14
Detroit King 32, Birmingham Brother Rice 19
Michigan Collegiate 51, Cardinal Mooney 0
Clawson 47, Madison Heights Bishop Foley 19
Detroit Catholic Central 35, Dearborn Fordson 0
Detroit Finney 28, Hamtramck 6
Detroit Loyola 42, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 6
Detroit Old Redford 28, Cranbrook Kingswood 7
Detroit University Prep 44, Lutheran Westland 2
Detroit Westside Christian 65, Arenac Eastern 0
Dexter 37, Garden City 16
Farmington Hills Harrison 24, Novi 7
Fowlerville 33, Capac 19
Grand Blanc 21, Flint Carman-Ainsworth 7
Hartland 35, Ann Arbor Skyline 26
Highland Park 7, Lansing Everett 6
Milan 25, Ypsilanti 24
Romulus 26, Oak Park 8
Orchard Lake St Mary's 42, GR West Catholic 6
Rochester Hills Lutheran NW 56, Plymouth Christian 0
River Rouge 1, Detroit Allen 0 (forfeit)
Riverview 14, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 6
Suttons Bay 29, Royal Oak Shrine 14
St Clair 39, Richmond 12
St Clair Shores Lakeview 27, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 0
Monroe Jefferson 21, Tecumseh 14
Troy 31, Romeo 7
Ypsilanti Willow Run 34, Detroit PEC 25
Harbor Beach 47, Bad Axe 0
Caro 20, Vassar 13
EPBP Lakers 16, Carrollton 0
Ubly 38, Unionville-Sebewaing 0
Brown City 49, Peck 12
Cass City 34, Sandusky 21
Otisville-Lakeville 35, Marlette 0
Michigan Lutheran Seminary 48, Mayville 6
Reese 22, Houghton Lake 14
Bay City All Saints 42, Saginaw Valley Lutheran 18
NORTH CENTRAL THUMB LEAGUE
North Huron 34, Au Gre Sims 20
Deckerville 56, Oscoda 0
Armada 43, Memphis 7
Kingston @ Big Rapids Crossroads (Saturday @ Ferris State)
TRI VALLEY LEAGUE
Alma 29, Newaygo 15
Clare 20, Freeland 19
Gladwin 21, Shepherd 14
Meridian 48, Bullock Creek 28
Ogemaw Heights 14, Hemlock 12
Swan Valley 42, Frankenmuth 16
Birch Run 28, Chesaning 21
Portland 35, Ovid-Elsie 21
Millington 30, Mt. Morris 12
Merrill 67, Bridgeport 6
Essexville Garber 18, Pinconning 0
Breckenridge 44, Vestaburg 24
Ithaca 69, Durand 8
St. Louis 20, Beaverton 14
North Branch 35, Imlay City 22
SAGINAW VALLEY LEAGUE
Arthur Hill 22, Flint SWA 18
Midland Dow 41, Saginaw High 6
Saginaw Heritage 7, Bay City Central 6
Mt. Pleasant 21, Midland High 20
Bay City Western 53, Flint Northern 30
NORTHEAST MICHIGAN CONFERENCE
Bay City John Glenn 21, Cadillac 13
Almont 14, Standish Sterling 8
Other scores from around the state:
Algonac 18, Mt.Clemens 8
Almont 14, Standish-Sterling 8
Fowlerville 33, Capac 19
Dearborn Divine Child 19, Croswell-Lexington 18
St.Clair 39, Richmond 12
Lutheran High North 21, Yale 6
Adrian 21, Monroe 12
Saline17, Belleville 14
Detroit King 32, Birmingham Brother Rice 19
Michigan Collegiate 51, Cardinal Mooney 0
Clawson 47, Madison Heights Bishop Foley 19
Detroit Catholic Central 35, Dearborn Fordson 0
Detroit Finney 28, Hamtramck 6
Detroit Loyola 42, Dearborn Heights Robichaud 6
Detroit Old Redford 28, Cranbrook Kingswood 7
Detroit University Prep 44, Lutheran Westland 2
Detroit Westside Christian 65, Arenac Eastern 0
Dexter 37, Garden City 16
Farmington Hills Harrison 24, Novi 7
Fowlerville 33, Capac 19
Grand Blanc 21, Flint Carman-Ainsworth 7
Hartland 35, Ann Arbor Skyline 26
Highland Park 7, Lansing Everett 6
Milan 25, Ypsilanti 24
Romulus 26, Oak Park 8
Orchard Lake St Mary's 42, GR West Catholic 6
Rochester Hills Lutheran NW 56, Plymouth Christian 0
River Rouge 1, Detroit Allen 0 (forfeit)
Riverview 14, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 6
Suttons Bay 29, Royal Oak Shrine 14
St Clair 39, Richmond 12
St Clair Shores Lakeview 27, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 0
Monroe Jefferson 21, Tecumseh 14
Troy 31, Romeo 7
Ypsilanti Willow Run 34, Detroit PEC 25
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Set And Ready To Go
We are under 24 hours away from the start of the 2010 high school football season and we are ready!!
Jason Particka will join me for his third season in the broadcast booth as my color analyst. I will be working my tenth season in the booth, eighth as play by play.
Everyone should notice a difference in audio quality this season. We will be using a different broadcast delivery method that should make listening to the games much more enjoyable and clearer. There may be a few weeks that we have to use the cell phone but we are slowly getting away from that way of bringing games to you.
Weeks one, two, three and four look like this:
Harbor Beach @ Bad Axe
Harbor Beach @ North Huron
Marlette @ Ubly
Cass City @ USA
All games will be on the FM side of the dial, 102.1
We will be updating the blog with score as we go along thru out the night so check back here for the latest updates.
On nights that we can't update the blog, you can follow us on Twitter. Go to www.twitter.com, sign up and search for rickglaza and follow our updates there.
We will let you know what nights we will use twitter.
For week 1 check this blog for updates.
If anyone has scores from games that we don't have, feel free to post them on the update thread.....the more we can get, the better!
Questions or comments? Email me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
Jason Particka will join me for his third season in the broadcast booth as my color analyst. I will be working my tenth season in the booth, eighth as play by play.
Everyone should notice a difference in audio quality this season. We will be using a different broadcast delivery method that should make listening to the games much more enjoyable and clearer. There may be a few weeks that we have to use the cell phone but we are slowly getting away from that way of bringing games to you.
Weeks one, two, three and four look like this:
Harbor Beach @ Bad Axe
Harbor Beach @ North Huron
Marlette @ Ubly
Cass City @ USA
All games will be on the FM side of the dial, 102.1
We will be updating the blog with score as we go along thru out the night so check back here for the latest updates.
On nights that we can't update the blog, you can follow us on Twitter. Go to www.twitter.com, sign up and search for rickglaza and follow our updates there.
We will let you know what nights we will use twitter.
For week 1 check this blog for updates.
If anyone has scores from games that we don't have, feel free to post them on the update thread.....the more we can get, the better!
Questions or comments? Email me at: rickglaza@gmail.com
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