GVSU football routs Saginaw Valley State in GLIAC opener
Grand Valley State, ranked No. 7, dominated Saginaw Valley State 49 17 at Harvey Randall Wickes Stadium to move to 4 0 overall and 1 0 in GLIAC play. Peterson threw for 158 yards, Swanson returned a fumble for a TD, and the Lakers piled up 400 yards of total offense.
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Vikings offense stalls as Browns pressure seals loss
Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins misses on a late downfield shot and throws his first interception of the season as Cleveland’s pass rush disrupts Minnesota. Cousins completes 20 of 28 for 203 yards while Justin Jefferson cards a 37-yard completion in the first drive, but the team manages only 7 points the rest of the game in a 14 7 defeat.
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West Ottawa claims OK Red tennis title in home finale
West Ottawa boys tennis sealed the OK Red crown at home, edging Rockford and Hudsonville 60-58-57 as senior Teddy Schurman won first singles and others contributed key wins. Coach Brian Metz called the championship four years in the making with seniors lifting the trophy on their final home match.
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Holland Christian boys tennis win OK Blue title again
Holland Christian claims its second straight OK Blue Conference championship with 53 points, ahead of Unity Christian and Spring Lake. Jaden Bender won the No 1 singles crown, with Heneghan, Maschke, and Bauman earning all conference, and multiple doubles teams reaching finals.
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