Sure, there was a great deal of concern with Grand Haven coach James Richardson when his Buccaneers' varsity wrestling program fell behind by double digits not once, but twice, during their Division 1 regional matches at East Kentwood High School on Wednesday.

FRUITPORT GIRLS AT SPRING LAKE Lakers' Record: 15-3 (9-3 Lakes Eight) Last Game: Defeated Tri-County, 60-49 on Tuesday Trojans' Record: 11-6 (8-4 Lakes Eight) Last Game: Defeated Grant, 32-29 on Tuesday Game Time: Friday, 5:30 p.m. Location: Spring Lake High School

During its recent streak of four wins in five games, Grand Haven's varsity basketball team has boasted impressive balance on offense to go with its typical stingy defense.

Clutch free throw shooting lifted Spring Lake's varsity boys basketball team to an exciting 60-59 overtime win against visiting Tri-County on Tuesday.

Spring Lake's club bowling teams were swept by rival Ludington on Tuesday.

With Monday's 20-10 victory against visitng East Kentwood, Grand Haven's boys bowling squad clinched sole possession of first place in the O-K Red Conference heading into Saturday's conference tournament at Rockford.

Spring Lake senior Nicolas Parnell is one of nine student-athletes chosen by the Michigan High School Athletic Association from Class B member schools to receive scholarships through its Scholar-Athlete Award program. Parnell earned four varsity tennis letters and will play his third season of varsity golf this spring. He also played varsity hockey as a sophomore, when he served as that team's assistant captain. He has qualified for the MHSAA Finals in both tennis and golf, and earned all-state honorable mention in tennis this fall.

A slow start by host Western Michigan Christian and a hot third quarter by Mona Shores was too march for the Warriors to overcome Saturday night and they dropped a 58-48 decision to the neighboring Sailors.