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Piper Carland and Braylin Orton run off the field joyously after the Beaverton soccer team beat rival Gladwin 4-1 last week.

Piper Carland and Braylin Orton run off the field joyously after the Beaverton soccer team beat rival Gladwin 4-1 last week.

Beavers score first soccer victory over Gladwin

BEAVERTON big break.A A quick goal. Another goal.And then one more. Before you knew it, the Beaverton soccer team was leading visiting Gladwin 3-0 and on its way to a 4-1 victory last Tuesday, the first for the Beavers over the Flying G’s in three years of varsity competition in the sport.
Gladwin’s Ben Verellen ran to wins in the 800 and 1600 in a Jack Pine Conference dual meet last week at Clare.

Gladwin’s Ben Verellen ran to wins in the 800 and 1600 in a Jack Pine Conference dual meet last week at Clare.

Gladwin boys split dual meets at Clare

CLAREGladwin has a history of down-to-the-wire finishes in boys’ track dual meets with Clare, but it didn’t happen this year as the host Pioneers knocked off the locals 128-35 last Wednesday.
Liliana Gutierrez ran third in the 800 in an invitational at Pewamo-Westphalia last week to help Gladwin place second in the team standings.

Liliana Gutierrez ran third in the 800 in an invitational at Pewamo-Westphalia last week to help Gladwin place second in the team standings.

Gladwin girls run second at invite

PEWAMOAbig effort up and down the lineup carried the Gladwin girls’ track team to a second place finish Friday at the Pewamo-Westphalia Invitational.Host Pewamo-Westphalia was first with 595 points in the field of eight teams, followed by the locals with 353.5.
Avery Graybill

Avery Graybill

Middle School boys sweep dual meets

ST. LOUISThe Gladwin Junior High School boys’ track team swept dual meets from host St. Louis 103-33 and Shepherd 72-65 last Tuesday.Garrison Farley won the 55 hurdles and took the 200 hurdles with Parker Grove second and Nate Bowen third.
Gladwin’s Logan Walters takes a cut at a pitch during the season-opening doubleheader Friday at Pinconning.

Gladwin’s Logan Walters takes a cut at a pitch during the season-opening doubleheader Friday at Pinconning.

Gladwin baseball season finally opens

PINCONNINGAfter almost two full weeks of rain outs, the Gladwin baseball team finally opened the season Friday at Pinconning.The Flying G’s lost both games, but it was nice to finally get some dirt on their jerseys.
Gladwin softball team swept

Gladwin softball team swept

Gladwin softball team swept

PINCONNINGAfter coming up short in a competitive first game, the wheels came off and the brooms came out Friday when the Gladwin softball team lost both ends of a doubleheader at Pinconning.
Rylan Tabaszewski had a single, a double and a tworun triple in a doubleheader at Meridian last week, but Beaverton dropped both games.

Rylan Tabaszewski had a single, a double and a tworun triple in a doubleheader at Meridian last week, but Beaverton dropped both games.

Beaverton swept in softball

SANFORDDodging raindrops all last week left the Beaverton softball team with only one outing and it did not go well.The Beavers lost both ends of a doubleheader at Meridian on Tuesday and neither game was close.“It was a tough night all around,” said Beaverton coach Aaron Wentworth.

Lakeside Wednesday Morning Mens Golf League to start

GLADWINThe 9 a.m. Wednesday morning “Fellas” golf league at Lakeside Golf Course is welcoming new players. This is a great nine hole league with fun days, outings and no need to make up a round if you miss a week – just show up when you can play.It will run April 29 through Sept. 9, 2026.

Gladwin golfer second at tourney

TAWASFriday’s trip to Red Hawk Golf Course in Tawas marked the beginning of the season for the Gladwin golf team and Aiden McKenna was ready to rumble.The senior shot an eightover- par round of 79 to finish second in a field of 118 golfers. Luke Skayrd of Chesaning was first with a 76.
Beaverton pitcher Emily McCann delivers during Friday’s doubleheader split with visiting Oscoda.

Beaverton pitcher Emily McCann delivers during Friday’s doubleheader split with visiting Oscoda.

Beavers off to hot softball start

BEAVERTONThe game time temperatures have been pretty low, but the Beaverton softball team got off to a hot start anyway last week, winning five of the first six games of the season.The fun began on Wednesday when the Beavers swept a doubleheader from Lake City.