All posts tagged "Fruitport"

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  Baseball

  / 5 months ago

  Barn Burners and Blowouts: Recapping a Loaded Tuesday Baseball Slate

  Petersen, Kipling, Workman headline standout pitching performances.

  By Myles Welch
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  Baseball

  / 5 months ago

  Who’s next? Early Contenders for 2025 Baseball Player of the Year

  Top baseball players to watch this spring.

  By Myles Welch
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  Baseball

  / 6 months ago

  Fruitport Baseball Season Preview: Bosch, Ward, and a stacked pitching staff lead Fruitport into new season

  After tough 2024 exit, Fruitport returns stronger with experienced roster.

  By Myles Welch
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  Winter

  / 7 months ago

  Eagles soar past Fruitport, one win from ending district title drought

  Oakridge’s balanced attack puts them on the brink of a title.

  By Myles Welch
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  Boys Basketball

  / 7 months ago

  I See a Silver Door and I Want it Painted Navy Blue: Fruitport Completes OK-Silver Conference Title Run

  Thanks for the title Rolling Stones...

  By Conner Raeth
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  Player of the Week

  / 7 months ago

  CatchMark SportsNet: Player of the Week of (February 24th – February 28th) – CatchMark Sports

  Welcome to the CatchMark SportsNet: Player of the Week, where we celebrate the unsung heroes and rising stars who light up...

  By Myles Welch
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  Fremont

  / 7 months ago

  Plethora of Coverage-Area Wrestlers Headed to the State Finals at Ford Field

  Who punched their tickets to Ford Field...?

  By Conner Raeth
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  Boys Basketball

  / 7 months ago

  See Coverage Area 2025 Boys Basketball District Drawings

  All coverage area teams included!

  By Conner Raeth
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  Bowling

  / 7 months ago

  Results from the GMAA girls bowling tournament: Ravenna top dogs on the girls side

  The Rockets and Cardinals round out the top three.

  By Myles Welch
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  Boys Basketball

  / 7 months ago

  Boys Basketball weekend recap Jan. 31st – Feb. 2nd: Muskegon picks up two wins, new leading scorer in Whitehall history

  North Muskegon remains unbeaten, Reeths-Puffer narrowly wins.

  By Myles Welch