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Bangor Township Schools Athletics “The Weekly Prey” Bangor Township Schools Athletics “The Weekly Prey” Volume 27– May 12th, 2019 Field of Champions! Great Weekend on the Softball and Baseball Diamonds At the Hemlock Tournament the Lady Bobcats took the crown with a 3- 1 Victory over Cass City, a 16-0 Victory over Valley Lutheran, a 15-3 Victory over Lake Leelanau St. Mary and the Championship game 3-2 Victory over Standish. In the Championship game down 1-0 Leah Lesczcynski hits a HR in 3rd to tie it then Kennedi Hardy hits HR's in 4th and 6th. *Tournament MVP Pitcher Bri Woods *Tournament MVP Kennedi Hardy 8 hits and 11 RBI and a win pitching for the day The Varsity Softball team is now 14-4 and 5-1 in SVL play on the year! Varsity Baseball Whitehall Champions The Varsity baseball team traveled out west to the Whitehall baseball tournament after a hard-fought double dip versus Midland Dow Friday night. The Friday night make-up game vs Dow saw the Bobcats lose a 2-1 heartbreaker and then hang on to a 3-3 tie in Game 2 against the #15 ranked Midland Dow. The boys went out to the Whitehall Tournament the very next morning and swept Whitehall 3-0 and South Haven in the Championship game 5-4 to take the tournament crown! JV Soccer @ Garber In a thrilling game at Essexville Garber under the lights in the football stadium, the JV girls came away with a come from behind 2-1 victory over the Dukes! Great job Ladies and Coach Miller! Varsity Soccer Senior Night JGHS Girl’s Soccer Senior Night vs Frankenmuth played to a tight 1-1 tie and recognized these wonderful players Friday Night: Julie Herek, Logan Henderson, Andria Aloia, Summer Solomon and Taya Lowell. Thanks for your contributions to #bobcatnation MLive Players of the Week – Lee Thompson May 6th saw JGHS with two student athletes up for the MLive Bay City athlete of the week - Summer Solomon and Brock Atkins. Brock came through with a personal-best performance in an SVL meet with Mount Pleasant, going 17.03 to win the 110 hurdles. He also ranks third in Bay County this season in the 300 hurdles and with the 1600 relay Summer was an “offensive dynamo” scoring all 4 goals in the 4- 0 victory over Bullock Creek Bobcat Recreation Indoor Flag Football League Saturday May 11th saw the final games for the inaugural indoor flag football league for Bobcat Recreaction. Nearly 80 kids partiicpated in this Saturday league and the competition was great. We’ve got some future Bobcat football players here! Revised dates for CMMS pompon tryouts – May 21, 22 and 23. We are no longer holding try-outs on May 20th. May 12th through May 19th – Home Games Highlighted Monday 05/13/2019 Opponent Site 3:30 PM Away Golf Varsity Golf Outing Midland CC @ TBA Bay Valley Golf Course 4:00 PM Away Softball Varsity @ Arthur Hill High School Arthur Hill High School, softball field #1 4:00 PM Away Track Varsity Central, Western JGHS Track at Western @ Bay City Western High School, Track 4:00 PM Away Tennis Varsity @ Garber High Sc hool Garber High School, Tennis Courts 4:00 PM Home Baseball Varsity VS Arthur Hill High School Bay City John Glenn High School, Jeff Hartt 4:00 PM Away Baseball JV @ Nouvel Catholic Central HS/MS Nouvel Catholic Central HS, Baseball Diamond 4:00 PM Home CMMS Softball CMMS CMMS Softball Home game Bay City John Glenn High School, JV Softball field 4:30 PM Away Soccer JV Saginaw High Arthur Hill combined team @ Saginaw, MI 4:30 PM Away Soccer Varsity @ Saginaw Arts and Sciences Academy Saginaw, MI 5:30 PM Away Tennis JV @ Garber High School Garber High School, Tennis Courts Tuesday 05/14/2019 Opponent Site 4:00 PM Home Tennis Varsity VS Cadillac High School Bay City John Glenn High School, Tennis Courts 4:00 PM Away Baseball JV @ Birch Run High School Birch Run High School, Baseball Diamond 4:00 PM Home Softball JV VS Bay City Western High School Bay City John Glenn High School, JV Softball field 4:00 PM Home Softball Varsity VS Bay City Western High School Bay City John Glenn High School, Varsity 4:30 PM Away Track CMMS @ Bay City Western High School Bay City Western High School Wednesday 05/15/2019 Opponent Site 3:00 PM Home Golf JV BC John Glenn Tri VS Heritage High School - Bay City John Glenn High School, Bay Valley 4:00 PM Away Softball JV @ Carman-Ainsworth High School - Flint Carman-Ainsworth High School - Flint, JV Softball 4:00 PM Home Softball Varsity VS Carman-Ainsw orth High School - Flint Bay City John Glenn High School, Varsity 5:00 PM Home CMMS Softball CMMS CMMS Softball Home game 5 pm start Bay City John Glenn High School, JV Softball field 4:30 PM Home Soccer Varsity SVL Crossover BC Central Bay City Central 6:30 PM Home Soccer JV SVL Crossover BC Central Bay City Central Thursday 05/16/2019 Opponent Site 9:30 AM Away Golf JV Boys J.V. Golf Cur rahee Classic on May 16th at Not Listed 3:30 PM Away Golf Varsity SVL League Match Varsity Golf at Carman Not Listed, TBA 4:00 PM Away Tennis Varsity Regionals @ TBA Not Listed, TBA 4:30 PM Home Baseball Varsity @ Dow Diamond VS Nouvel Catholic Central Dow Diamond 4:30 PM Away Soccer JV @ Carman-Ainsworth High School - Flint Carman-Ainsworth High School - Flint, Soccer 4:30 PM Home Track CMMS VS Midland Jefferson Middle School Bay City John Glenn High School, Jim Doyle 6:30 PM Home Baseball Varsity @ Dow Diamond VS Tawas Area High School Dow Diamond Friday 05/17/2019 Opponent Site TBA Away Track Varsity Track Regionals at Chippewa Hills Chippewa Hills 4:00 PM Away Baseball JV @ Frankenmuth High School Frankenmuth High School, Baseball Diamond Saturday 05/18/2019 Opponent Site 10:00 AM Away Softball Varsity Frankenmuth Softball Invite @ Frankenmuth Frankenmuth High School, Softball Diamond 10:00 AM Away Baseball Varsity Invite @ Manistee High School Manistee High School / Middle School, MHS 4:00 PM Away Baseball JV JV baseball quad at Shepherd @ TBA Shepherd 4:00 PM Away Softball JV JV softball quad at Shepherd @ TBA Shepherd 5:00 PM Away Soccer Varsity Varsity G Soccer only Away at Bade Axe Invite Bad Axe.
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