Drew Johnson
Drew Johnson of Marysville combined with team mate BJ Kolcz to lead the Marysville hockey team to a regional title.  The duo combined for 16 points in the pre-district, with Kolcz scoring two goals and an assists in a 4-2 win over St. Clair last Monday, and then adding three goals and two assists on Wednesday in an 8-0 win over Lutheran North.  Not to be out done, Johnson had a goal and

Max Milosek
Port Huron Fighting Falcons goalie Max Milosek has not allowed a goal in 142 minutes of action.  He posted back to back 7-0 shutouts over the Chicago Hitmen this past weekend, stopping 65 shots along the way.  On Friday Milosek made 35 saves to post his second shutout of the season, and followed it up on Saturday with a 30 save performance to post his third shutout of the season. 

Rayshawn Griffin
Rayshawn Griffin of New Haven High School had a big week scoring for the Rockets.  On Tuesday Griffin scored 30 points in a 78-54 win over Warren Lincoln and then followed up with a 41 point performance on Thursday in a 65-59 win over Mt. Clemens.  For his efforts, Rayshawn Griffin of New Haven is out athlete of the week.

Jordan Furstenau
Jordan Furstenau opened the Squirt Silver Stick Finals in Sarnia with a bang.  On Friday in two wins for his Flags (02) squad, Furstenau had four goals and an assist.  He bagged two goals, including the game winner with 47 seconds left in the game in a 3-2 win over Sarnia.  Then added two goals and an assist in a 3-2 win over Mooretown.  His second goal in that game was the

Drew Johnson
The Marysville hockey team is 10-1 on the season after winning all three games last week at the Berkley Tournament.  Drew Johnson led the way for the Vikings with four goals and four assists in three games.  He had a five point game in a 9-1 win over Carleton Airport and also had the tournament winning goal in a 4-3 victory over host Berkley.  For his efforts on the ice, Drew

Cody Edgerton
Yale High School's Cody Edgerton scored 52 points in two game slast week to lead the Bulldogs to pair of victories on the basketball court.  Edgerton poured in 31 points in a 62-48 win over Marysville and then followed it up with 21 points in a 53-47 win over Lutheran North.  For his efforts Yale's Cody Edgerton is our athlete of the week.

Nikki Heim
Nikki Heim of Almont led the St. Clair County Community College Lady Skippers last week to a 1-1 record.  Heim had a team high 17 points last Tuesday in a 71-64 loss to Owens Community College.  Then on Saturday,  Heim turned in a triple double in the Lady Skippers 81-63 win over Lakeland.  She had 25 points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists, adding six steals as well.  Nikki

Bobby King
Port Huron Northern hockey player Bobby King had big weekend in helping the Huskies to a championship in the 21st anual Larry Manz Holiday Tournament.  King had three goals and an assist on Friday in a 9-1 win over cross-town rival Port Huron High.  Then on Saturday he recorded two goals and an assist in a 4-1 victory over Marysville.  In the two days King had five goals and two

Hayden Adams
Carsonville-Port sanilac quarterback hayden Adams helpedto led the Tigers to the State Title in 8-man football on Friday night in Marquette as he threw five touchdown passes and rushed for two other scores in a 59-20 win over Rapid River.  Adams threw three TD passes to his brother trevor and two others to Dan Rickett.  For his efforts Hayden Adams of CPS is our athlete of the week.

Kody Polin
Port Huron Fighting Falcons forward Kody Polin returned to the line up this weekend after missing a half dozen games with an injury and made an imediate impact in a pair of victories.  Polin scored the opening goal on Friday night in a 3-2 win over Jamestown and picked up a pair of goals and an assist on Saturday night in a 6-1 win over Kalamazoo.  Polin leads the Falcons with 12 goals

Ian Miller
Port Huron Fighting Falcons forward Ian Miller has gotten red hot during the teams recent winning streak.  Miller has scored a goal in four straight games and has lit the lamp five times during that streak.  Last week in three wins Ian had the game winning goal in a 2-1 win over the Michigan Warriors in Flint.  He then scored twice in a 5-3 win over Kalamazoo on Friday

Winslow Chapman
The Port Huron High Big Reds won a playoff game for the first time in school history last Friday night 32-14 over Ortonville-Brandon.  Winslow Chapman was the star of the game rushing for over 200 yards and scoring four touchdowns.  Chapman scored three of his touchdowns in the second half after the Big Reds had fallen behind 14-13.  For his efforts Winslow Chapman is our

A.J. Cadwell
Imlay City snapped a 26 game losing streak in footbal with a 68-38 win over Laker High on Friday night.  A. J. Cadwell led the way for the Spartans by rushing for 307 yards on 18 carries and scoring a school record seven touchdowns in the game.  For his efforts A.J. Cadwell is out athlete of the week.

Jake Mineau
Jake Mineau helped lead the Marysville football team into the playoffs last Friday with a 38-24 win over Madison Lamphere.  Mineau had 87 yards rushing on eight carries that included touchdown runs of 18 and 33 yards in the fourth quarter, as the Vikings came from behind to win the game.  Mineau also passed for 157 yards, tossing a 45 yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter as

Tyler Motte
Tyler Motte is a 5-10 165 lbs forward for Team USA in the United States Hockey League.  Motte is the early season scoring leader in the USHL with four points in his first two games played.  The first year junior player had a goal and two assists and was +3 in his debut, a 10-3 win over Youngstown.  Motte followed that up with an assist in his second game a 3-2 overtime loss to

Anthony Scarcelli
Anthony Scarcelli of Marine City led the Mariners to their fifth straight win on Friday when he scored four touchdowns in a 55-7 win over Warren Woods-Tower.  Scarcelli only touched the ball four times, but rushed for 219 yards on three carries and caught a 36 yard pass, scoring a touchdown each time he touched it.  For his efforts Anthony Scarcelli of the Mariners is our athlete

Tyler Rowbotham
The Port Huron High football team remained unbeaten after a 22-21 overtime win against state power Utica Eisenhower at Memorial Stadium on Friday night.  Reciever Tlyer Rowbotham caught two touchdown passes in overtime and then hauled in the game winning two point conversion in the second OT.  For his efforts in the big win, the Big Reds Tyler Rowbotham is our athlete of the week.

Quinn Kotsko
Port Huron Northern dual athlete Quinn Kotsko starred in two sports last week for the Huskies.  On Wednesday Kotsko led the Northern soccer team to a come back victory over Grosse Pointe South.  Quinn scored the last three goals of the match, including the game winning goal with 3:26 left in the game, to give the Huskies a 5-4 win.  Northern had trailed 4-1 at one point. 

Andrew Estrada
Deckerville's Andrew Estrada broke loose on Thursday night for 222 yards rushing and six touchowns (36 of his teams 48 points) in a 48-7 win for the Eagles over Kingston in the NCTL opener for the two schools.  For his efforts Andrew Estrada of Deckerville High School is out athlete of the week.

Anthony Scarcelli
Anthony Scarcelli a senior running back for Marine City High School opened the season last Thursday by rushing for 269 yards and scoring 5 touchdowns in a 61-38 Mariners win over rival Marysville.  Scarcelli scored on touchdown runs of 92, 68, 57, and 3 yards, while also catching a 59 yard touchdown pass.  For his efforts Anthony Scarcelli is our Athlete of the Week.

Cros-Lex Pioneers
For the second week in a row the 13-14 year old girls softball team takes our athlete of the week honors.  The ten player squad won the Little League World Series in Kirkland, Washington going undefeated in the ten team event.  The Pioneers went 4-0 in pool play with wins over the Philippines (1-0), Florida (9-3), Canada (9-2), and Washington (6-4).  Cros-Lex then beat Pennsylvania

Cros-Lex Pioneers
The Cros-Lex Pioneers 13-14 year old girl's softball team is currently playing in the Little League World Series in Kirkland, Washington.  Last week the ladies went 5-0 in the Central Regional in Akron, Ohio getting key contributions from all ten players on their roster.  The Pioneers, who have won three straight State Titles and have now qualified for the World Series twice in three

Steve Pillon
Steve Pillon has been one of the top performers at the Robinson Tennis Tournament for many years and this year was no different.  Pillon was part of three different championships on Sunday at Sanborn Park.  Pillon defeated Jason Go in straight sets to win the men's Open Singles Title.  He also teamed up with Annie Moore to capture the Mixed Open Doubles Title and with Brooke Beier

Cory Diaz
Cory Diaz was one of the stars for the Secory Flyers over the weekend.  Diaz belted seven home runs in one tournament as the Flyers beat the Hurricanes in the finals to win an ASA 10-man division one state championship.  The Flyers are on to nationals later this summer.  For his efforts Cory Diaz is our athlete of the week. 

Jack Gillespie
Jack Gillespie is an 11 year old from Fort Gratiot who just completed his first ever Port Huron to Mackinac Sailboat Race as a crew member aboard Fine Line.  Fine Line was the seventh boat to finish the race, one of the best all time by a Port Huron Yacht Cub member.  The boat took 3rd place in its PHRF A division.   Jack is the youngest in four generations of Gillespie's

Sadi Overland
Sadi Overland had a big hand in the Cros-Lex 13-14 year old girls softball team winning its third straight Little League Jr. Division State Tournament.  On Sunday Overland starred in a pair of wins.  Sadi struck out 11 and had three RBI in a 4-1 win over Rogers City and also pitched three shutout innings to combine with teammate Kylee Barrett on a no-hitter in a 10-0 win over

George Cornwell
George Cornwell was the boy's medalist Friday at the Blue Water Jr. Golf Association event at Port Huron Golf Club.  Cornwell won his division with a low round of 73.  He knocked in one birdie and 13 pars over 18 holes.  Through five events this year Corwell has a first place, a second place, and a third place finish and is the top points leader in the 14-15 year old age division

Cory Diaz
Cory Diaz help the Secory Flyers win the Blue Water Invitational 10-Man Mondified Softball Tournement over the weekend, making Secory's the first local team to win that event.  Diaz, hit lead off for the Flyers and was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player.  In the championship game against the Hurricanes, Cory had three hits, scored a run, and drove in a run in an 8-4 win. 

Austin Carter
Austin Carter of Applegate placed 11th out of 75 golfers for Cros-Lex High School at the Division 2 State Finals after a two day total of 148.  Austin, who was a freshmen this past season, is now golfing up a division in the Blue Water Jr. Golf Association and beat Garrison Glowniak by a single stroke on Friday in the season opening event for the Association at the Port Huron Elks

Brendan Wilcox
Brendan Wilcox will be a 5th grader at Washington Elementary in Marysville, he plays defence and center midfield for the PSG North FC Nova 01 travel soccer team.  He scored seven goals and three assists in eight games, including a hat trick in the final game.  In August Brendan will attend the Michigan Olympic Developmental Program ID camp.  For his work on the soccer field,

Erin Kownacki
Armada softball piutcher Erin Kownacki was at it again over the weekend, pitching the Tigers to a Regional Championship and into the quarterfinals of the State Playoffs.  Kownacki beat Detroit Country Day 9-1 and Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 10-0 to win the regional.  She allowed just four hits in the two wins, while striking out 20 batters.  Against Notre Dame, Erin added two hits

Jacob Cronenworth
St. Clair's Jacob Cronenworth threw the first no-hitter of his career on Saturday.  It came in the championship game of the division 2 district at Arrmada.  Cronenworth struck out six in a 5-0 win over Richmond.  Jacob helped his own cause collecting two hits, including a double, and driving in a run.  Cronenworth has committed to play at the

Greg Fowler
Greg Fowler of Port Huron had a big weekend.  Fowler, who plays for the Shaw Chiropractic men's fast-pitch softball team was named Most Valuble Player at the 14 team River Front Shootout in Midland, Michigan.  In  a pair of wins on Saturday, Greg smacked five hits, including a grand slam home run, and drove in seven runs.  Powered by Fowler's performance among others, Shaw's

Jared Crockett
Jared Crockett helped lead the Port Huron Unified high school lacrosse team to a 17-15 victory over Warren Unifed last Wednesday by scoring eight goals in the match.  Port Huron Unifed competes in the Macomb Area Confernece and consists of players from Port Huron High and Port Huron Northern.  For his efforts Jared is our athlete of the week.