Hope lacrosse opens 2018 season at Milwaukee School of Engineering
Preseason favorite Hope College Flying Dutchmen aiming to build on a 10 6 record from 2017 which saw a second place tie and league tournament qualification. Head coach Michael Schanhais, in his 13th season, leads the squad as they travel to Milwaukee School of Engineering on February 17.
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Trine tops Austin Bykerk stars in OT 75 68 win
Trine defeated Austin bykerk led the Knights with 13 points and seven rebounds in a 75 68 overtime victory Derrick contributed but is not fully listed for the final score.
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Drive top Bulls 122 117 in Chicago matchup
The Grand Rapids Drive defeated the Windy City Bulls 122 to 117 in Chicago on Wednesday night. The game featured GRD scoring bursts and Windy City efforts to rally in the fourth period.
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Griffins Top Moose 4-2 Behind Balanced Attack
Grand Rapids Griffins beat Manitoba Moose 4-2 with goals from Robbie Russo Filip Hronek Matt Lorito and Evgeny Svechnikov. Jared Coreau stopped 25 shots to earn the win in Wednesday night action.
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Zeeland Bowling Team Falters in Boys Loss and Girls Big Win
Zeeland's boys fell 22.5 to 7.5 to South Christian while the girls swept 27 to 3. The girls claimed a second baker game and posted a season high 944 as Taylor Scheuerman led with 226 and 221, Ciera Raby 198, Skylar Beverwyk 178, and Abby Roegner 176. On the boys side Gabe Reyes 268 and 215, Zach Baum 199 and 223, Wyatt Langejans 199 and 194 supported the effort.
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Hamilton Cheer Team Places Second at OK Conference
The Hamilton competitive cheerleading team finished second at the OK Green/Gold conference tournament held Wednesday at Zeeland West. It marks the Hawkeyes' highest ever finish in conference in school history, according to staff and wire reports.
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Holland Falls Short in District Wrestling Final
Holland finished second in the MHSAA Division 2 district team tournament at Allendale after a semifinal win over Zeeland West 51-23. They lost to host Allendale 64-12, ending the dual season. Four-year seniors went 79-37. notable individual results included Azrael Silguero Corbin Choummanivong Nate Alfaro with double wins and Jaeger Ramos adding a win. Individual districts are Saturday at Byron Center.
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Drummond Griffin lead Pistons past Nets in 115 106 win
Andre Drummond posted 17 points and 27 rebounds while Blake Griffin added 25 points, including 11 in the fourth, as the Detroit Pistons extended their winning streak to five with a 115-106 victory over the Brooklyn Nets. Griffin faces his former team the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday.
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New Nebraska coach Frost crafts top-25 recruiting class
Nebraska coach Scott Frost and his staff finished a whirlwind two months by assembling a top 25 class and signing 24 players, including four star Caleb Tanner and four star Maurice Washington. The group rose from a weak prior ranking as Frost lauded his assistants for their unprecedented work while balancing bowl duties.
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Local high school boys swim and college games listed
West Ottawa faces Grand Haven at 6 p.m. in a high school boys swim meet while Wayne State visits Grand Valley State for both men and women basketball at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. respectively. Wayne State men and womenquad travel to Grand Valley State for doubleheader.
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Key late results include Michigan State 96 over Iowa 93, Xavier 98 over Butler 93 in OT, Cincinnati 77 over Central Florida 40, Kansas 71 over Christian 64, Tennessee 61 over Kentucky 59, and Michigan 52 over Northwestern 61. Upcoming games feature Duke at North Carolina and Arizona at UCLA among others with several late-night matchups.
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