Three school records fell at at the 2018 Saginaw Valley Championships. First up the 3200 meter relay team of Chandler Lorf, Myles Hall, Eric Spidle and Ethan Hamilton ran a time of 8:01.26 to break the previous record of 8:02.2 held by the team of Joseph Foley, Andrew Ropp, Mike Barrows and Luke Walker which
Powers Catholic plays Linden at Whaley Park at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, May 23rd in the semi-final round of the Greater Flint Baseball Tournament. On Thursday, the Chargers play a single game at HOME against Everest Collegiate beginning at 4:30 p.m. After the game we will have a short ceremony to honor the 2018 Baseball
Zack Mazza came home with the winning run in the bottom of the eighth on Joe Beauchamp’s based loaded walk against visiting Lapeer. Mazza led the offense with 2 hits and 2 RBI’S. The Chargers overcame 6-1 and 9-7 Lapeer leads to earn their 20th win of the year (20-10 overall). J.D. Garman pitched 2.1
Working as a mentor and tutor with City Year is a great (and meaningful) way to spend your gap year between high school and college. Don’t forget to apply! Applications for this year’s program are due June 1. You can apply now at cityyear.org. _ This time of year, it seems like everyone wants to know
The Powers Women’s track team finished 6th at a very competitive Regional Championship with a total of 46 points. State qualifiers include the 3200 meter relay team of Kaylie Huey, Michelle Pendel, Libbie Gleason and Paige Deitering who finished 3rd by ran well under the state qualifying standard. This group which includes two freshman continues
For the first time since 2003 The Powers Catholic Men’s track team can call themselves Regional champions. In a total team effort Powers racked up a total of 109 points to edge defending regional champion Corunna by 10 points. The action started off with a win in 3200 meter relay as the team of Chandler
Jake Walters had a huge day against visiting Saginaw Arthur Hill with 5 hits, 11 RBI’S on the day, and a 7-strikeout 3-inning no-hitter in the game two 15-0 win. Christian Bender tossed a 7-strikeout one-hitter in the opener as the Chargers put 27-0 shellacking on the Lumberjacks. Senior Kyle Genord and Adams Krupa each
