Four seniors who helped guide Grand Haven's varsity soccer team to its best season ever signed national letters of intent to play college soccer on Wednesday.
Spring Lake's boys and girls middle school swimming and diving teams continued their recent stretch of excellence, as the Lakers completed an undefeated season at 4-0 and won their conference meet for a fifth-straight year.
Now that he's had a full year under his belt as head coach of the Grand Valley State University football team, head coach Matt Mitchell felt much more comfortable identifying recruiting needs and addressing them for the Class of 2012.
Four young men who guided Grand Haven's varsity football team to a school-record in points scored and a third consecutive appearance in the state playoffs signed their national letters of intent this morning.
Grand Haven's varsity boys bowling team left too many spares and suffered their first loss of the season, falling to visiting Rockford by just two points.
When Grand Haven junior Patrick Ferris takes the ice as a forward on the Buccaneers' varsity hockey team, his shifts are often interrupted by a lack of breath.
The smiles were infectious at Spring Lake High School on Saturday morning as the Lakers' varsity basketball teams hosted a group of youngsters from No More Sidelines.
Grand Haven's varsity girls ski team continued to perform well, and Spring Lake also had a strong showing at Friday's Greater Grand Rapids Ski Conference race at Cannonsburg.
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