Hope Men Stunned Late in Loss to Mount St. Joseph
Hope College Fighting Dutchmen fell 63-62 to Mount Saint Joseph on the final seconds in the Great Lakes Invitational. Coach Greg Mitchell lamented mental fatigue and back-to-back losses as the team drops to 6-4 while posting advantages in shooting percentage, rebounds, bench points, and points in the paint.
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New Chapter for Chix Bonnema and Berghorst Sign Colligate Deals
Boone Bonnema and Adam Berghorst, Zeeland East teammates and friends, signed national letters of intent to play Division I football at Michigan State and Western Michigan respectively. Berghorst, a 6 foot 7 inch 255 pound defensive lineman, helped lead the Chix to the state semifinals. Bonnema contributed 121 tackles as a linebacker. Both anticipate balancing football with multi sport commitments at the next level.
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Local sports editors join Twitter for area updates
The Holland Sentinel launches coverage via Twitter led by sports editor Dan D Addona and assistant Dan Sentinel Pads with SentPreps providing high school scores and updates for the region.
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Young Hawkeyes start season strong amid rebuild at Hamilton
Hamilton Hawkeyes competitive cheer team, led by lone senior Natalia Monarrez, adapts from sideline to competitive. After a tough rebuild, the squad ranked fourth and second in their first two invites as Coach Adrian Sinkler notes quick learning and strong leadership from Monarrez.
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Missy Franklin in 2012 Olympic backstroke medal moment
Missy Franklin holds her gold medal in the women's 200 meter backstroke at the Aquatics Centre in London during the 2012 Summer Olympics. AP photo by Michael Sohn.
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Missy Franklin Announces Retirement From Swimming
Five time Olympic champion Missy Franklin, aged 23, retires citing chronic shoulder pain that has plagued her for years. In a letter on ESPN.com she says she is ready for life beyond pain, marriage, and motherhood and notes her 2012 London success and 2013 world titles as career highlights. Franklin, engaged to Hayes Johnson, pursued college swimming at UC Berkeley before turning pro.
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