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Never underestimate “The Heart of a Champion”. SMCC came into Friday afternoon’s Division VI Championship game against defending champ Montague at Ford Field as a heavy underdog. The Wildcats quite
Please come back for full coverage of the Division VI Championship game at 11 pm.
Greetings from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. I’m visiting the sister-in law’s family for Thanksgiving but will be back at Ford Field by 4:30 pm on Friday to witness the Division VI Final.
Since SMCC has made it to Ford Field like I predicted back in August and they are the only league team still playing I think we should be talking about
SMCC trailed 14-6 at the half but T.J. Lovell scored on a 77 yard run and Michael Howey added the 2 point conversion to tie the game with 10 minutes
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Constantine and SMCC will be meeting Saturday on the gridiron for only the 2nd time in each school’s history. In 2004, the Falcons (of Constantine) scored a late touchdown against
The Constantine Falcons enter Saturday’s matchup with SMCC with a 10-2 record. The Falcons opened the season with back to back losses to Battle Creek Pennfield and Olivet. Since then
Just an FYI. Basketball practice starts tomorrow for league teams. Check out my basketball blog for coverage of this year’s league title chase.
Should other teams in the Huron League duplicate SMCC’s offense? A prototype of my new Huron League website is available for viewing underneath Huron League Athletics. Will the SMCC/Constantine game
SMCC will continue it’s playoff journey when they meet the Falcons of Constantine on Saturday November 21st at Jackson’s Withington Stadium. SMCC owns an 11-1 record while Constantine enters the
SMCC found out that they will be playing Constantine next Saturday after the Falcons beat Bronson 28-14 this afternoon. SMCC brings an 11-1 record into the game with Constantine which
SMCC took a 21-6 1st quarter lead and forced a running clock in the 2nd half as the Falcons soared to a 48-6 win over 10-1 Manchester at Navarre Field.
Both of these teams enter this quarter-final game with 10-1 records. The Flying Dutchmen’s only set back was at the hands of traditional Division V power Hillsdale the last week
Pretty slow week for Huron League football (except for the hate mail). I will be doing my prediction for my beloved SMCC Falcons (haha) on Wednesday. I am going to
Was there enough room at Navarre on Friday? How early do I need to get there to get a seat against Manchester? Was I wrong to pick my own All
SMCC led Blissfield 13-6 at halftime on a cold night down at Navarre Field in Monroe. The Falcons came out in the 2nd half like they have all year and
As far as I can tell this matchup dates back to the 1962 season. The Falcons own an 8-2 record in the ten games that the two schools have played.
If you remember at the begining of the season I made some predictions regarding the records of each of the teams in the Huron League. It’s now time to review
Michael Pannone SMCC: The 5’8″ 175 lb junior made 105 tackles during the regular season from his defensive back position. The Falcons led the league in points against by giving
Never underestimate “The Heart of a Champion”. SMCC came into Friday afternoon’s Division VI Championship game against defending champ Montague at Ford Field as a heavy underdog. The Wildcats quite
Please come back for full coverage of the Division VI Championship game at 11 pm.
Greetings from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. I’m visiting the sister-in law’s family for Thanksgiving but will be back at Ford Field by 4:30 pm on Friday to witness the Division VI Final.
Since SMCC has made it to Ford Field like I predicted back in August and they are the only league team still playing I think we should be talking about
SMCC trailed 14-6 at the half but T.J. Lovell scored on a 77 yard run and Michael Howey added the 2 point conversion to tie the game with 10 minutes
http://www.weather.com/weather/local/49203
Constantine and SMCC will be meeting Saturday on the gridiron for only the 2nd time in each school’s history. In 2004, the Falcons (of Constantine) scored a late touchdown against
The Constantine Falcons enter Saturday’s matchup with SMCC with a 10-2 record. The Falcons opened the season with back to back losses to Battle Creek Pennfield and Olivet. Since then
Just an FYI. Basketball practice starts tomorrow for league teams. Check out my basketball blog for coverage of this year’s league title chase.
Should other teams in the Huron League duplicate SMCC’s offense? A prototype of my new Huron League website is available for viewing underneath Huron League Athletics. Will the SMCC/Constantine game
SMCC will continue it’s playoff journey when they meet the Falcons of Constantine on Saturday November 21st at Jackson’s Withington Stadium. SMCC owns an 11-1 record while Constantine enters the
SMCC found out that they will be playing Constantine next Saturday after the Falcons beat Bronson 28-14 this afternoon. SMCC brings an 11-1 record into the game with Constantine which
SMCC took a 21-6 1st quarter lead and forced a running clock in the 2nd half as the Falcons soared to a 48-6 win over 10-1 Manchester at Navarre Field.
Both of these teams enter this quarter-final game with 10-1 records. The Flying Dutchmen’s only set back was at the hands of traditional Division V power Hillsdale the last week
Pretty slow week for Huron League football (except for the hate mail). I will be doing my prediction for my beloved SMCC Falcons (haha) on Wednesday. I am going to
Was there enough room at Navarre on Friday? How early do I need to get there to get a seat against Manchester? Was I wrong to pick my own All
SMCC led Blissfield 13-6 at halftime on a cold night down at Navarre Field in Monroe. The Falcons came out in the 2nd half like they have all year and
As far as I can tell this matchup dates back to the 1962 season. The Falcons own an 8-2 record in the ten games that the two schools have played.
If you remember at the begining of the season I made some predictions regarding the records of each of the teams in the Huron League. It’s now time to review
Michael Pannone SMCC: The 5’8″ 175 lb junior made 105 tackles during the regular season from his defensive back position. The Falcons led the league in points against by giving
