Sports
The Pinconning Varsity Volleyball Team was on the road last Wednesday to Harrison, stinging the Hornets with a win in three sets, 25-15, 25-18, 25-17.
The team served 94.6% as a whole, with 13 aces. Elizabeth VanHorn served 21/22 with 7 aces and Jordyn Kowalczyk went 15/16 with 1 ace. Madeline...
The Spartan Varsity Girls Golf Team had their final to regular season matches last week, competing against Breckenridge, Clare, Farwell, Houghton Lake, Sacred Heart, and Shepherd both times. On Tuesday (10/3) they were in Breckenridge at Pine River where they placed Fourth, with a 221 total score,...
The Spartan Boys Soccer Team played their final regular season match on Monday, heading up north to Alcona, and handing the Tigers a 3-1 loss. Brayden Hernandez got a Hat Trick, scoring all three goals on passes from Landen Enciso. Goal Keeper Avery Bellor stopped eight of the nine shots he face in...
The Spartan Varsity Volleyball Team continued their never-ending road trip last Wednesday Gladwin, losing to the Flying G’s in 3 (game scores were not available). Jordyn Kowalczyk and Lexi Drouse served 100% for the night. Kallie Blake and Geena Gauthier each had two kills.
On Saturday, Spartan...
The Pinconning Varsity Football Team hosted Jack Pine Conference foe Shepherd last Friday for the final home game of the season. The Spartans gave up a pair of early touchdowns to the Bluejays and couldn’t recover, taking a 38-26 loss.
Coach Walter Mulligan summed up the game like this, “It was a...
The Spartan Cross Country Team was on the fast course in Gladwin last Wednesday, setting record times in the second Jack Pine Jamboree of the year. Tayler Morand took 9 seconds off his season best to finish 23rd for the Boys. The Girls team finished Fifth, led again by Kinsie Jacques who took First...
The Spartan Varsity Football Team played host to the defending Division 5 State Champion Gladwin Flying G’s last Friday, taking a 56-14 loss.
Gladwin built a 28 point lead the second quarter, but after on a kickoff with about three minutes remaining, Donny Rugenstein cut to the middle of the field...