BEAVERTON Apair of high-scoring victories got the season off to a good start for the Beaverton softball team on April 5. The Beavers beat visiting St.

GLADWIN Last week brought an all or nothing kind of start to the season for the Gladwin baseball team, which emerged from two doubleheaders with a 2-2 record. “The team is looking great,” said Flying G’s coach Alec Gary.

BEAVERTON The Beaverton Alumni Association will meet on May 1 at 3 p.m., at the Beaverton Activity Center, 106 Tonkin Street, upstairs in the Cedar River Room. A business meeting will be held and a discussion on the upcoming reunion.

BEAVERTON Dodging wind and rain as well as losses got the Beaverton baseball team off to an undefeated start as the Beavers emerged unscathed from a pair of doubleheaders. On April 5, they fell behind visiting St.

FREELAND First place was set in stone Saturday when Petoskey won the Freeland Invitational girls’ track meet with 132 points, but Gladwin also rocked some outstanding performances and took second with 101, just ahead of Midland Dow with 99. “I’m very happy with what the girls have done so far,” said Flying G’s coach Kernie Gilliam.

FREELAND When it came down to who was the top boys’ track team at the Freeland Invitational Saturday, it really didn’t matter what everyone else did. Gladwin finished first with 93 points, despite not entering any of the four relay events.

GLADWIN After a rough start, the Gladwin softball team came home and turned things around by sweeping a doubleheader from Kalkaska last Monday. “These young ladies are pushing each other hard to get better and it is working,” said Flying G’s coach Carl Schuler.

GLADWIN Wins are always better than ties, but some ties are better than others. The Gladwin soccer team found that out last Tuesday after battling visiting Ogemaw Heights to a 2-2 draw.