Sports

In one sense, Grand Haven’s Jeremy Lattig said the realization of playing for the last time at Grand Haven Fieldhouse with five other Buccaneers seniors was a little sad.

Amber Carmean poured in a career-high 27 points as Fruitport’s girls basketball team survived a tough non-league game at Comstock Park, winning 68-63 in double-overtime.

Grand Haven’s JV hockey club scored a 6-0 win over Ludington’s Westshore Wildcats on Saturday.

Hope College men’s basketball team completed a 14-0 conference season in the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association on Saturday, following the Flying Dutchmen’s 65-46 victory over Trine before a sellout crowd at DeVos Fieldhouse.

Grand Haven added another milestone to its stellar season on Saturday, as the Buccaneers qualified a school-record nine wrestlers to the individual state finals on March 1-3 at the Palace of Auburn Hills.

Lakers’ junior Austin Johnson was frustrated after spending the entire second quarter of Friday’s showdown against Fruitport on the bench after being saddled with two early fouls.

Grand Haven’s varsity girls basketball team used a dominating defensive effort to overcome a poor shooting night in a 42-24 win at Hudsonville.

Grand Haven swim coach Doug Thorne has been coaching at the high school level for 22 years, but this winter, he’s experienced a first.

Typically, Thorne’s squads have had one, maybe two foreign exchange students, and rarely do they make much of an impact with scoring in meets. That scenario has been put to rest at Grand Haven, where an usually large number of five exchange students are making their mark in the pool.