Guthrie Ford Player of the Week: Lance Taylor
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Grass Lake vs Vandercook Lake Football – Photo Gallery
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Columbia Central taking aim at fourth win in five weeks Friday night
By Mike Moore Photo By Ryan Kerwin, JTV Sports Staff Writer Brooklyn — In 13 attempts before last Friday night, the Columbia Central football team had never beaten Ida. And then, last Friday, well, the Golden Eagles went out and beat Ida. “We have a lot of guys who have bought into the concept of next-guy up,” coach Josh Kubiak said. “We’ve had guys hurt. We’ve had guys miss a week. To be honest, we haven’t played a complete game yet, and we’re still 3-1. That says a lot about this team.” Yet, as Kubiak spoke, he was very blunt about last weekend’s 46-38 win and this weekend’s home date with Blissfield. “This game is a huge opportunity for us,” Kubiak said. “Last week was the first time we’ve ever beaten Ida, but if we don’t turn around and win this week, that win means nothing. It’s on us to follow up with another strong game.” The key this week, the Golden Eagles’ coach said, rests on the defense. …
Week 5 High School Football Schedule – Friday, September 22nd 2017
Lansing Sexton at Jackson - JTV Lumen Christi vs. Marshall at Albion College - JTV Hastings at Western Northwest at Coldwater Manchester at East Jackson Bronson at Concord Blissfield at Columbia Central - JTV Homer at Springport Grass Lake at Vandercook Lake Michigan Center at Addison Napoleon at Hanover-Horton
Historic win only the beginning of what’s to come, Mifsud hopes, for his Panthers
By Mike Moore Staff Writer Parma — This will be recorded as another win, another small step toward what the Western football team hopes to do in the fall of 2017. But, really, this was anything but any of the above. Program defining? Maybe. Historic in one sense or another? Without a doubt. “I think we probably turned some heads in the conference with this one,” coach Dave Mifsud said bluntly but modestly. “It really is a statement-type win.” As you know by now, Mifsud was speaking of last Friday’s game against Coldwater. First things first, though. Entering the trip to Coldwater, the Panthers were 0-10 all time in the series and 0-4 since Mifsud took over. The teams played once last year, a 28-14 Cardinals victory. In 2015, they played twice, with Coldwater winning 34-0 in the regular season and then ending the Panthers’ playoff party with a 31-7 win in the pre-district. Now to the present, with the game tied 21-21 and overtime all but certain. Then, a bit of magic, as Landon Raczkowski blocked a Coldwater punt, then promptly scooped the ball and…
