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Teen and Tween programs slated

Teen and Tween programs slated

Teen and Tween programs slated

News Staff
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
GLADWINDid you know that the Gladwin County District Library (GCDL) and Beaverton Branch Library offer many different programs geared towards tweens and teens?The following programs take place at the Gladwin County District Library: ■ MANGA Club – first Monday of the month – 6-7 p.m. drop in).
Beaverton quarterback Landon Love ran for one touchdown and passed for four more in Friday’s win.

Beaverton quarterback Landon Love ran for one touchdown and passed for four more in Friday’s win.

Air Raid! Beavers pass by St. Louis

Scott Salowich
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
Now that’s more like it. After losing twice by just one point in the first four weeks of the season, the Beaverton football team turned the tables Friday night and rallied to beat visiting St. Louis 30-29.“It was a very exciting night,” said Beaverton coach Aaron Seiser.

Beaverton JV football tops Sharks

News Staff
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
ST. LOUISThe Beaverton junior varsity football team pulled out a tough 14-8 victory at St. Louis Thursday night.The Sharks took a 6-0 lead by scoring on their opening drive, but the Beavers held them out of the end zone the rest of the way.
Bryar Pollard pounded down eight kills to help the Beaverton volleyball team to a three-set sweep of visiting Meridian.

Bryar Pollard pounded down eight kills to help the Beaverton volleyball team to a three-set sweep of visiting Meridian.

Undefeated Beavers top JPC volleyball standings

Scott Salowich
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
BEAVERTONThe hits kept coming last Wednesday as the Beaverton volleyball team ran its record to 5-0 in the Jack Pine Conference with a 25-14, 25-13, 25-14 sweep of visiting Meridian.“Our goal was to control the tempo and get them out of system as much as possible,” said Beavers coach Steve Evans.
Gladwin’s Preston Willert and Drake Ross team up for a crunching tackle during Friday night’s Homecoming victory over Shepherd.

Gladwin’s Preston Willert and Drake Ross team up for a crunching tackle during Friday night’s Homecoming victory over Shepherd.

Gladwin football team wins big on big night

Scott Salowich
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
GLADWINBig plays on both sides of the ball carried the Gladwin football team to a 56-20 Homecoming victory over visiting Shepherd Friday night.The first five minutes set the tone.
BUCK TALES

BUCK TALES

BUCK TALES

News Staff
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
On October 2, in the evening, Jordan Goodwin, age 13, got an 8-point deer at his grandpa’s property in Sage Township. This was Jordan’s first bow hunt by himself.Layne Schaudt, age 10, got his first buck with a bow in Gladwin County on October 6. The buck is an 8-point with a 14.5 inch spread.
Gladwin’s Elijah Christensen rolls to the finish line first at the Cedar Bend Invitational Saturday at the Gladwin County Recreation Area.

Gladwin’s Elijah Christensen rolls to the finish line first at the Cedar Bend Invitational Saturday at the Gladwin County Recreation Area.

Christensen runs first at Gladwin cross country invite

Scott Salowich
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
GLADWINGladwin senior Elijah Christensen has set and then broken his own school record so far this season, but one goal kept eluding the Flying G’s top cross country runner.Winning a race. That all changed Saturday when Christensen finished first in a time of 16:15.

Annual Al Crawford bowling fundraiser

News Staff
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
GLADWINThe annual Al Crawford bowling fundraiser is slated for October 27. Registration will be at 1 p.m. and bowling will begin at 2 p.m. Teams will consist of two people.To sign up call Meadow Lanes at 989-426-7671.
Gladwin’s big hitter Ansley Mausolf gets up and at ‘em during last Wednesday night’s impressive threeset victory over Ogemaw Heights.

Gladwin’s big hitter Ansley Mausolf gets up and at ‘em during last Wednesday night’s impressive threeset victory over Ogemaw Heights.

Gladwin looks sharp in volley victory

Scott Salowich
Wednesday, October 9, 2024
GLADWINSeems like old times. The defending Jack Pine Conference volleyball champions put it all together last Wednesday night when Gladwin swept visiting Ogemaw Heights 2516, 25-12, 25-19.“We played our best match of the season,” said Flying G’s coach Tony Wetmore.
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