May 17, 2012 RSS feed / Sports

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Norse glad to be back on field of dreams

By Mike Spencer
Of The Enterprise staff
They’ve only turned in a few gems, but they’re diamond girls again at Suttons Bay. Softball is back at Suttons Bay. Coach Lyle Zenner’s ballclub is 3-18 after splitting its last four games. More...

Norse wrap up NW golf title before final round

The Northwest Conference Championships will be played Monday at Bear Lake Highlands Golf Course. The coronation has already taken place. More...

Penny saves Lakers against Mesick

Freshman Jessica Penny saved the day for the Glen Lake softball team. More...

Leland rebounds with two straight victories

By Mike Spencer
Of The Enterprise staff

The Leland girls soccer team is rebounding from one of its most diffi cult parts to its inaugural season. Now if only the Comets can take some momentum from two victories this week and expand on the success. More...

G-L regroups after first loss; Norse get a win, tie

The Glen Lake girls soccer team is tournament-tested. Forget the fact that the districts are still two weeks away. More...

Eagles split with Kingsley

John VanRaalte pitched a complete game Tuesday for St. Mary in a 4-2 victory over Kingsley and a non-league split. The Eagles lost the nightcap, 7-5. VanRaalte tossed a six-hitter and struck out three. More...

Lakers 12th at Central Lake

The Laker girls were 12th among 16 teams at Central Lake Monday. “The girls ran really well,” coach Paul Christiansen said. “A beautiful day for racing ... many personal bests.” More...

Leelanau native in rugby nationals

By Mike Spencer
Of The Enterprise staff

Angus MacLellan grew up playing football, but 15-man rugby is his game now. And the 19-year-old Leelanau County native is in Sandy, Utah today, preparing to become a twotime Division I-AA national champion with unbeaten Davenport University. More...

Christiansen helps MSU to fourth in Big 10

Abbie Christiansen, a 2008 Glen Lake graduate, competed for Michigan State University in the Big Ten rowing championships at the Indianapolis Rowing Center last weekend. The Michigan State team finished fourth overall. More...

St. Mary has tough day at TC Invitational

The St. Mary golf team played short-handed Monday and the squad wasn’t up to par in the Traverse City Central Invitational. The Eagles can only hope for good health Saturday when they travel to the East Lansing Invitational. More...

St. Mary splits with Stags

St. Mary’s softball team put together a successful first game, beating Kingsley 5-1 to earn a split at home Tuesday night. More...

Bingham’s Blue earns scholarship

By Mike Spencer
Of The Enterprise staff

Devin Blue of Bingham Township has received a scholarship to play keeper at Olivet College next fall. She is one of three incoming goalies recruited by coach Hans Morgan. More...

Norse still battling in NW baseball

Time is running out for Suttons Bay to catch a share of the Northwest Conference baseball title, although its performance Tuesday didn’t hurt its chance. More...

Norse finish second at Garland Relays

Host Suttons Bay’s boys track team came in second to Benzie, one of the region’s strongest track programs, at the Garland Relays last Thursday. More...

Spring Dining

Leeks among first plants to emerge Wild leeks or “ramps” as oldtimers call them, were among the first greens consumed by settlers each year. More...