Freshman sensation Marielle Hatfield led the Chargers to a large schools and overall team victory at the 25th annual Genesee Invitational. Hatfield, the large schools individual champion, battled for the overall individual title but ultimately finished 5 seconds behind New Lothrop’s Clara Krupp who was the medium schools champion. Hatfield’s time of 20:09 is 3
Ethan Hamilton led the Chargers to a first place finish at the 25th annual Genesee Invitational. Hamilton was the overall champion with a winning time of 16:34.46. He was followed by Carter Owens in 5th place, Matt Hart in 7th place, Kyle Chalut in 10th place and Devin Daunt completed the scoring for the Chargers
The Chargers responded to Kalamazoo Central’s TD return on the game’s opening kickoff by scoring 14 unaswered points and then thwarted the Maroon Giants two-point conversion attempt with 1:26 left in 4th quarter to post a hard-fought 14-12 road victory. After Kalamazoo’s 93-yard return, Joe Zorn blocked the extra point. Later in the first, Joe
Quarterback Joe Beauchamp led the Chargers to a 26-14 win over visiting Saginaw by passing for 3 touchdowns and 294 yards, connecting on 17 of 19 throws. Beauchamp also scored on a 2-yard run. Luke Phillpotts hauled in 2 TD receptions and Zack Mazza had another. Joey Zorn led the receiving corps with 7 catches.
This Summer, we’re teaming up with our friends at Rapid Replay to hand pick our favorite fan-recorded highlights from this past school year across the VNN Network. Each week, we’ll be spotlighting a new sport’s Top Plays. Friday night lights are finally back! This week we’re showcasing our favorite highlights from across the country in Football: Do you want
The Powers women started off the 2018 season on a high note while coming home with the Championship trophy for the 5th straight year at Corunna Early bird Invitational. The Chargers scored a total of 52 points to top the 10 team field. Goodrich was 2nd with 70 points, Chelsea was 3rd with 74 points
