BEAVERTON The Beaverton Men’s League Championship roll off took place on May 8. It pitted the first half winners, Beaverton Plaza, against the second half winners, Cross Roads Tool.

Logan Love of Beaverton had the first hole-in-one of the season – and his first hole-in-one – on May 5. He used his 9-iron and a Titleist ball to neatly place the ball in the number 8 hole. Number 8 is known as “The Knob” and is not an easy feat. This was his second time playing this course. He was golfing with his brother, Landon; and friends, Reese Longstreth and Will Warner. Logan is finishing his freshmen year at Central Michigan University. His hole-in-one has provided and eventful year. Be sure to congratulate him when you see him.

PINCONNING The games were vastly different when the Beaverton Baseball team was in Pinconning for a doubleheader last Tuesday, but the same team won both. The Spartans pulled out a tough 2-1 victory in the opener and then won a wild 12-9 affair in the nightcap.

SHEPHERD The dual meets are done in the Jack Pine Conference and the Gladwin boys’ track team sits alone atop the standings with a 7-0 record. The Flying G’s finished the job last Wednesday by knocking off host Shepherd 93-70 and Beaverton 136-22.

Gladwin Junior High School Girls Track Team traveled to Alma College on April 26 to compete in the MS Panther Track Classic. Scoring points for the Flying G’s were: Olivia Evans, Long jump, first with a jump of 14’ 3.50”; Arliena Grant, third in the Pole Vault, 7’ 9.00”; Liliana Gutierrez, in the 1600 meter run, sixth with a time of 6:07.01; and the Distance Medal Relay team (4000 meters) of, Liliana Gutierrez, Arliena Grant, Breanna Aalderink, and Olivia Evans, fourth, 15:42.45. Gladwin finished eighth out of 12 schools. It was a fun meet to run in consisting of mostly relays.

GLADWIN There were 10 teams in the field for Gladwin’s annual Legends Track Meet Friday, but the other nine couldn’t come close. The Flying G’s ran away with the championship with 185.5 points.

GLADWIN Atrue pitchers’ duel came down to one bad pitch Thursday when the Gladwin softball team nipped visiting Farwell 1-0 in the second game of a doubleheader. Tessa Cameron reached base in the top of the sixth inning on her second hit of the game, worked her way to third and scored the winning run on a passed ball.

BEAVERTON The best part of playing a doubleheader is getting an opportunity to bounce back from a tough loss. The Beaverton softball team took full advantage of that Thursday by earning a split with visiting Harrison.

SANFORD Putting everything together lifted the Gladwin baseball team to a pair of Jack Pine Conference doubleheader sweeps last week. “The team recorded some timely hitting, which helps,” said Flying G’s coach Alec Gary.

GLADWIN The Gladwin Junior High Boys Track Team (GJHS) traveled to Meridian to compete in a conference meet on May 6. The boys did a great job overall! There were lots of personal bests and many individuals placing in the top 5.