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September 22, 2016 / Sports

Angers, Apsey lead Lakers past Portagers

Next up: Charlevoix

By Jay Bushen
Of The Enterprise staff

Nick Apsey follows his fullback through a big hole, sheds a tackle, spins out of another, stiff arms two defenders and gallops into the end zone. Apsey’s 27-yard touchdown run— his fourth score of the game—gave No. More...

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GLEN LAKE junior Laura Romanowski came up short against quality competition at the Williamsburg Flint Fields on Saturday, finishing shy of reserve champion honors. More...

Northport notches fourth straight win

By Jay Bushen
Of The Enterprise staff

Northport volleyball coach Teresa Szur was a big fan of Bo Schembechler. Szur’s players are well aware. More...

Michigan Adventure Race brings hundreds to Sleeping Bear Dunes

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Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore was the site on Saturday for The 20th Michigan Adventure Race, a racing sport that combines two or more endurance activities and a variety of other adrenaline-fueled challenges. Mark VanTongeren, Michigan More...

Charpentier, Lady Lakers defend Lake City title

By Jay Bushen
Of The Enterprise staff

Sunny Charpentier and her Glen Lake teammates refused to let scattered showers rain on their fast-paced parade. More...

Daniel, Okerlund net wins at Homestead

The Leelanau tennis team took to the clay courts at The Homestead and put together its best outing of the season. Leelanau served up seven doubles victories last Wednesday while hosting the eighth annual Clay Court Classic at the resort, posti More...

Cox 2nd in East Lansing

Glen Lake senior Nichole Cox came away with a second-place showing in Monday’s East Lansing Invitational and, more importantly, a better feel for Michigan State University’s Forest Akers West Golf Course. More...

North Bay pushes win streak to six

By Jay Bushen
Of The Enterprise staff

Back-to-back goals from Brett Dyer and Justin McSawby in the second half were enough for North Bay on Monday as the team doubled up visiting Buckley for a sixth straight victory, 2-1. North Bay (10-4, 3-1 NWC) surrendered a goal on a late penal More...