GRAND RAPIDS — As Saturday night’s state final wound on, Grand Haven boys volleyball had nowhere to hide.
GRAND HAVEN TWP. — It has been a season full of victories for Grand Haven boys volleyball, and courtesy of Wednesday’s sweep over Lansing Christian in a home state semifinal, the Buccaneers will have a chance at one more.
GRAND HAVEN TWP. — As Grand Haven’s boys volleyball team made its run to the state finals last summer, there was still an air of confusion inside the school building.
It turns out the Grand Haven boys volleyball team will play one more home match this season.
GRAND HAVEN TWP. — Early in the second set of Wednesday’s district final, Grand Haven’s Ryan Mulvahill started his serving motion about a step and a half inside the line of the volleyball court – a no-no and an easy call for officials.
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They haven’t found themselves in hotly-contested matches too often this season, but Grand Haven boys volleyball needed to buckle down in order to confirm a conference championship on Wednesday night.
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Evening rain meant the postponement of most home events on Wednesday – Grand Haven was in the middle of their track and field home meet and will finish it on Monday at East Kentwood.
GRAND HAVEN TWP. — After reaching the state championship last year, Grand Haven boys volleyball isn’t surprised that they’re at the top of the rankings released on Monday night.
Wednesday’s OK Blue meet between Fruitport and Allendale was the first official high school track meet on the Trojans’ resurfaced running track – they’ll host eight other teams on Friday for a home invitational.
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An explosive and balanced offense helped Grand Haven’s boys volleyball team to a 2-0 opening night on Wednesday, beating Kalamazoo Loy Norrix and Saugatuck.
The fourth annual Freeze-4-All volleyball tournament returned to Grand Haven on Saturday, drawing flocks of spectators and plenty of icy digs, dives and spikes.
COMSTOCK PARK — It was a fun run, but it had to end sometime.
COMSTOCK PARK — When Fruitport volleyball needs a strong run of points on their serve, they call on junior Lauren Riedel.
KENTWOOD – When the stakes escalate, Grand Haven volleyball has always leaned on their chemistry.
GRAND HAVEN TWP. — While they’ve made a rougher go of it in the last two years, there’s no disputing that Grand Haven volleyball’s streak of district championships makes for very pretty reading.
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HOLLAND — Grand Haven volleyball’s streak of district championships is now old enough to drive.
FRUITPORT — Life can get rough at the bottom of a conference, looking up at a lot of negative scoreboards.
HOLLAND — State tournament matches typically last longer than the hour and minute Grand Haven volleyball needed on Wednesday to beat Holland.
FRUITPORT — If there’s any sport in the Fruitport-Spring Lake rivalry that feels like a dead heat in recent years, it’s probably on the volleyball court.
Grand Haven volleyball wrapped up its regular season with a mixed day at Hudsonville, beating Jenison in five sets before a straight-sets defeat to the hosts.
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Amid high winds and light rain, Western Michigan Christian boys soccer won their opening match of the Division 4 state tournament by romping to a 6-0 victory over Ravenna at home.
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GRAND HAVEN TWP. — A more competitive district field has made Grand Haven volleyball work hard for their most recent championships.
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KENTWOOD – The cinematography and dazzling displays of the new electronic scoreboards inside East Kentwood High School’s Field House were admittedly impressive.
In the space of about five real-time minutes, two rosy situations for Grand Haven teams turned sour on Thursday night.
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FRUITPORT — The volleyball season runs a bit longer than the rest of its fall compatriots, stretching into the first weeks of November at a time where other classmates have already stashed their equipment away.
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On the road at Holland Christian, Spring Lake football held a tight lead into the final minutes, but the Maroons edged out a 21-20 victory.
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SPRING LAKE TWP. — Weekend volleyball tournaments run on a fairly tight schedule, so best-of-three set matches are the way to go.
After forfeiting their Week 4 game against Rockford, it’s been a hot topic of conversation as to how and why Grand Haven football decided not to play.
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