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Tickets and camping on sale at MIS

January 14, 2016

Track will host two race weekends in 2016, June 10-12 and Aug. 26-28 BROOKLYN, Mich. (Jan. 13, 2016) —Monday is your chance to get in on all the action at Michigan International Speedway in 2016. Tickets go on sale for both NASCAR Sprint Cup Series weekends on January 18. The speedway is making it easy for you to get the best tickets and camping. Fans can visit www.mispeedway.com or call 800-354-1010 to find the perfect ticket, package or campsite. The first of the track’s two NASCAR weekends is June 10-12 with the Corrigan Oil 200 ARCA Racing Series on June 10; NASCAR XFINITY Series on June 11; and the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series FireKeepers Casino 400 on June 12. The Sprint Cup Series will wind up its summertime stint at MIS on August 28 with the Pure Michigan 400. The Camping World Truck Series Careers for Veterans 200 presented by The Cooper Standard Foundation & Brad Keselowski’s Checkered Flag Foundation is on August 27. Keloorah, a music festival experience, will take place on the Friday and Saturday of the June FireKeepers Casino 400 and the August Pure Michigan 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup weekends at MIS. The music festival will feature…

Hanover-Horton vs. Vandercook Lake Girls Video Highlights

January 13, 2016

Hanover-Horton vs. Vandercook Lake Girls Video Highlights from JTV Studios on Vimeo.

St. Francis vs. Spring Arbor Men’s Video Highlights

January 13, 2016

St. Francis vs. Spring Arbor Men's Video Highlights from JTV Studios on Vimeo.

Jonesville vs. Concord Girls Video Highlights

January 13, 2016

Jonesville vs. Concord Girls Video Highlights from JTV Studios on Vimeo.

East Jackson vs. Michigan Center Girls Video Highlights

January 13, 2016

East Jackson vs. Michigan Center Girls Video Highlights from JTV Studios on Vimeo.

Third generation Cougar signs with Spring Arbor Women’s Tennis

January 13, 2016

SPRING ARBOR, Mich. – Western High School senior Tori Buchholz will follow in the footsteps of her parents (Paul and Karol Buchholz) and grandparents (Lloyd and Judi Ganton) as she has chosen to continue her tennis career at Spring Arbor University. “We are very excited to have Tori joining our team next year, and it is pretty special for her to be able to continue her family’s legacy here at SAU,” said head women’s tennis coach Bobby Pratt. “She brings with her a great work ethic on the court and in the classroom. I know she will make a positive impact both on our team and on our entire campus.” Buchholz is a two-time All-Conference selection for the Panthers, and she helped her squad reach the state tournament during her sophomore year. Off the court, Buchholz has been a member of the National Honor Society since eighth grade, and is also a member of the Select Choir at Western. She will be graduating at the top of her class this spring with a 4.0 grade point average, a mark she has carried since middle school. While attending SAU, she plans to major in pre-med.

Jonesville vs. Concord Girls Basketball – Photo Gallery

January 13, 2016

Jonesville defeated Concord 53-48 Tuesday night in a girls Big 8 match-up. Concord, led by Lindsay Lehman's 19 points falls to 2-2 in conference play and 5-5 overall. The Comets improved to 3-1 in the Big 8 and 8-1 on the year. Both teams are in action this Friday as Concord travels to Homer while Jonesville visits Union City. View Photos from the Game

Spring Arbor Men’s Basketball drops league game to #5 Saint Francis

January 13, 2016

SPRING ARBOR, Mich. – Three Spring Arbor University men’s basketball players scored in double figures but it was not enough to overcome No. 5-ranked University of Saint Francis (Ind.) who grabbed an 84-62 win on Tuesday night inside the SAU Fieldhouse. Junior Caleb Hogans led the Cougars with 14 points. Sophomore Drew Zuidema followed with 12 while classmate Zach Medendorp finished with 10 points and four blocks – the fifth straight game he has recorded multiple blocks. Spring Arbor got off to a great start jumping out to a 6-3 lead over Saint Francis (16-3, 6-1 CL), who entered the contest having won its last 10 games. The visitors settled in, though, and began to flex their muscles using a 19-4 scoring run to build a double-digit lead. Hogans halted the run with a three-pointer to trim the deficit to nine, 22-13, at the 8:53 mark, but USF answered with back-to-back triples from Seth Small to regain control. The Cougar defense stepped up, however, and held Saint Francis without a field goal over the final seven minutes of the period while the offense went to work. Just before halftime, senior Peter Barry sparked a 7-0 run…