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Flying G’s varsity soccer continue winning ways

Flying G’s varsity soccer continue winning ways

Flying G’s varsity soccer continue winning ways

GLADWIN SHEPHERD On Tuesday, September 5, Gladwin hosted the Shepherd Blue Jays for a leisurely game of soccer. Even on an extremely hot day the G’s held their own, as they improved their record 8-1.

Flying G’s ready for Jack Pine Conference

GLADWIN The Varsity Volleyball team left their home court and went to Pinnconning on Wednesday to play a competitive game. The girls won all three sets with the first game having a score of 25-10. The second set was a close call with a score of 25-21, and the third set ended with a score of 25-14.
Hunting buddies Aiden McKenna (right) and Brayden Randle (left) were once again successful on the opening evening of the youth hunt. Aiden shot his 8-point at 208 yards. Minutes later, Brayden shot his 7-point at 185 yards.

Hunting buddies Aiden McKenna (right) and Brayden Randle (left) were once again successful on the opening evening of the youth hunt. Aiden shot his 8-point at 208 yards. Minutes later, Brayden shot his 7-point at 185 yards.

SUCCESSFUL HUNT

SUCCESSFUL HUNT

Beaverton girls leave it all on the court

The Beaverton Junior Varsity Volleyball team traveled to Oscoda on Wednesday, August 30. The team gave an outstanding performance, beating Oscoda in all three sets: 25-22, 25-17, 25-21.
“A tale of two halves” – Beaverton Head Coach Seiser

“A tale of two halves” – Beaverton Head Coach Seiser

“A tale of two halves” – Beaverton Head Coach Seiser

BY BRIANNA CORNELL On August 31, the Beaverton Beavers Varsity Football team traveled to Fremont. Number 16 quarterback, Landon Love helped the team gain 14 yards and a first down. Unfortunately for the Fremont Packers, they get a penalty for an illegal shift.