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Page 2 - October/November 2016 High School Sports Scene - Keeping Kids In The News www.highschoolsportsscence.com www.highschoolsportsscence.com High School Sports Scene - Keeping Kids In The News October/November 2016 Page 3 Vol. 8, Issue 83 • October/November 2016 PUBLISHEr’S NOTE Hey Sports Fans! It’s another great day at Sports Scene. CONTENTS As the football playoffs begin Oct. 28, a big shout out goes to Breckenridge High School, the same team that 4 Division 1-2 Football Playoff Previews graces the cover of this month’s issue. WE ARE PROFESSIONAL GRADE® 989-224-3900 5 Division 3-4 Football Playoff Previews After finishing 0-9 a year ago, Breckenridge finished the 2016 season a perfect 9-0 this season for the first EXIT 99 OFF US-127 ST. JOHNS FOR SAVINGS TAX & PLATES INCLUDED IN ALL PAYMENTS! 6 Division 5-6 Football Playoff Previews time in school history. Division 7-8 Football Playoff Previews 7 For the Huskies efforts, The Detroit Lions named 2015 CHRYSLER 200 2015 DODGE GRAND 2009 HUMMER H-3 2008 CADILLAC DTS 2012 FORD F-150 XLT Kris Robinson of Breckenridge High School the week 555 E Downie St 8 10 Questions With Ithaca’s Terry Hessbrook MOON PLATINUM, CREW nine recipient of the 2016 Farm Bureau Insurance of 4x4 MOON 4x4 Student Vs. Mentor SALE SALE SALE SALE Alma, MI 48801 10 4x4 Michigan High School Football Coach of the Week PRICE PRICE PRICE SALE PRICE PRICE (517) 202-1808 12 Alma Football Gets Defensive Program. Midland Dow’s Jason Watkins won the award $ $ $ $ 8,900 $ 13 Freeland Puts Together Another Solid Season earlier this season. 13,500 21,900 17,900 26,500 www.highschoolsportsscene.com Robinson directed his Huskies to a 22-12 victory over $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Breckenridge Makes History 255/DOWN 255/MONTH 333/DOWN 333/MONTH 289/DOWN 289/MONTH 179/DOWN 179/MONTH 375/DOWN 375/MONTH 14 Burton Bendle to finish their season undefeated at 9-0 TAX & PLATE INCLUDED IN PAYMENT TAX & PLATE INCLUDED IN PAYMENT TAX & PLATE INCLUDED IN PAYMENT TAX & PLATE INCLUDED IN PAYMENT TAX & PLATE INCLUDED IN PAYMENT 15 Davison Football Won’t Be Denied and win the Mid-State Athletic Conference, the first in Publisher 16 Westside Ramblings school history. Breckenridge is the first 11-man football 2012 CHEVY SILVERADO LT 2010 FORD ESCAPE XLT 2014 CHEVY CRUZE LT 2009 GMC SIERRA SLT 2013 BUICK ENCORE team in the Michigan High School Football playoff era Randy Miniard Stat Leaders CREW LEATHER, MOON, 17 (since 1975) to have a regular season record of 9-0 after 4x4 4x4 ALL TERRAIN LEATHER [email protected] 4x4 Western Michigan University Connection SALE SALE SALE 18 going 0-9 the year before. Currently in his 4th season PRICE PRICE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE 517-202-1808 as a head coach at Breckenridge, Robinson previously 20 Mason’s Autumn Kissman $ $ $ $ $ spent one year as an assistant at Farwell. Breckenridge, 27,500 9,900 12,900 19,900 19,700 Division 1 Golf Roundup Editor 22 currently ranked No. 9 in Division 8. Breckenridge $389/DOWN $389/MONTH $199/DOWN $199/MONTH $249/DOWN $249/MONTH $309/DOWN $309/MONTH $305/DOWN $305/MONTH Division 2 Golf Roundup hosts Saginaw Nouvel during the first round of the TAX & PLATE INCLUDED IN PAYMENT TAX & PLATE INCLUDED IN PAYMENT TAX & PLATE INCLUDED IN PAYMENT TAX & PLATE INCLUDED IN PAYMENT TAX & PLATE INCLUDED IN PAYMENT Scott Keyes 23 24 Division 3 Golf Roundup playoffs that kicked off Friday. [email protected] Each winning coach during the regular season will Division 4 Golf Roundup 2008 CHEVY SUBURBAN LT Z 2005 CHEVY SILVERADO 2500 2011 FORD EDGE LIMITED 2006 BUICK LUCERNE CXL 2008 GMC SIERRA Z-71 989-890-4036 25 receive a $2,000 donation to his school’s football pro- LEATHER DIESEL CREW Midland Dow Golfers Win D2 Title gram. AWD 26 4x4 SALE 4x4 SALE SALE SALE 4x4 SALE High School Liaison 27 Carras Sisters Lead Way For Midland Dow Congrats to the Huskies on a great season. Keep it PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE PRICE going. 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CAB LEATHER Scott Salowich 32 Swan Valley Building Volleyball Tradition team went onto win the Division 2 tiitle going away. MOON AWD SALE 4x4 SALE 4x4 SALE AWD SALE 33 Division 1 & 2 Tennis Roundup Two state championships. What a away to start out the [email protected] school year. 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    Ferris State University Good News Items May 2018 Academic Affairs COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES nd On February 2 , Melissa Smith and Chris Vonder Haar accompanied eight English Education students to the Michigan Council of Teachers of English Think Spring 2018 Conference in Shepherd, Michigan. Eight faculty members from English, Literature, and World Languages were nominated and selected by the Student Athlete Advisory Committee as faculty members who go above and beyond in supporting student athletes. Caroline Stern, Debbie Courtwright- Nash, Daniel Noren, Deirdre Fagan, John Caserta, John Cullen, Katherine Harris, and Melissa Smith were recognized at the men's basketball game on February 22nd. Dan Noren accompanied members of the Ferris State French Club to Calvin College on March 14th where they heard students report on their semester-abroad experiences in Grenoble, France, all in French. Derek Drake and English major, Paige Brady, gave a talk at the Michigan Academy's Linguistics Panel on ongoing research entitled “Examining Foreign Language Learning Motivations and Attitudes.” Gustavo Rodriguez-Moran presented "Escotes y tacones altos: discursos de la novela gráfica y la canción grupera a finales del siglo XX en México" at the Michigan Academy’s Spanish Language and Literature Panel. Lilia Caserta presented "Modern Russian Proverbs" and Lucero Flores-Páez presented "The Dynamics of the Alteration of the Subject Pronouns usted/tú/vos in Cali, Colombia" at the Michigan Academy’s Linguistic Panel. Deirdre Fagan’s short story, “Rotary Dial,” was published in Every Day Fiction in January 2018. Deirdre Fagan and Anil Venkatesh co-presented “Beyond the Boundaries: Creating Cross-Disciplinary Bridges and Interdisciplinary Thinking in First Year English and Math Courses” at the College English Association National Conference in St.
  • Saints Hold Eight Selections Entering

    Saints Hold Eight Selections Entering

    SAINTS HOLD EIGHT SELECTIONS ENTERING NFL DRAFT FROM APRIL 29 - MAY 1 The newest members of the New Orleans minutes for choices made in rounds three Saints will come to the team this week, as the through six and four minutes for choices in 86th annual NFL Draft will take place on round seven. Trading is allowed throughout the Thursday, Friday and Saturday from April 29 - course of the draft. May 1 in Cleveland, Ohio. The draft will kick off There will be a total of seven rounds and in its primetime format for the 12th consecutive 259 selections (222 regular picks and 37 com - year at 7:00 p.m. (CT) on Thursday evening, pensatory choices) in the 2021 NFL Draft. The with the first round to be completed. The draft NFL awarded 37 draft picks to 17 teams that will resume on Friday evening at 6:00 p.m. for sustained a net loss of unrestricted free agents rounds two and three with the remaining four last year. A team that loses more unrestricted rounds to be completed on Saturday free agents than it acquires in the previ - starting at 11 a.m. ous year is eligible to receive compensa - The Saints own eight picks in the tory draft choices. The Saints were seven rounds, with their highest being a awarded three compensatory picks in first round draft choice (28th overall). 2021, one with Atlanta’s hiring of Terry New Orleans will be looking to further Fontenot (special compensatory). supplement the roster following drafts Of the eight picks to start the draft with, the past six seasons which have netted New Orleans holds one in the first round four Pro Bowl selections, nine starters and sev - (28th overall), one in the second round (60th eral additional significant contributors with their overall), two in the third round (98th and 105nd picks, headlined by RB Alvin Kamara , CB overall), one in the fourth round (133rd overall), Marshon Lattimore , G/C Andrus Peat and WR one in the sixth round (218th overall) and two Michael Thomas .