Four Michigan Previews

#4 posting 11.30.2008
your daily dose of girls basketball news & information

MICHIGAN REPORTS
PREVIEWS
Kayleigh Hammond of the Zeeland West Dux will be a player to watch according to the Grand Rapids Press.

Plainwell is previewed in the Kalamazoo Gazette.

Dearborn Heights Annapolis and Fordson are previewed in the Dearborn Press & Guide.

SCHEDULES
Different conferences in Michigan are tweaking their schedules with the second winter girls basketball season getting underway. From the Lansing State Journal.

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Plethora of Michigan Previews Including Zebras and Nimrods

#5 posting 11.29.2008
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MICHIGAN REPORTS
PREVIEWS
The Saginaw News looks at the players and teams in their coverage area. Saginaw Arthur Hill has high hopes.

Farmington, and North Farmington are previewed in the Mirror.

The Shelby Township Source has six previews. Romeo gets their own preview in the STS.

The Southgate News Herald previews the Huron League, Mega League, and Area Private Schools.

Plymouth Canton and Wayne Memorial are previewed in the Journal Newspapers. The Wayne Memorial Zebras are playing in 3D this year---Desire, Dedication and Discipline.

The Gaylor Herald Times has previews on Johannesburg-Lewiston, Wolverine, Gaylord, Vanderbilt, and Gaylord St. Mary's.

The Watersmeet Nimrods are looking to defend their Porcupine Mountain title. Wakefield-Marenisco only have six players. From the Ironwood Daily Globe.

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Michigan: 5 Teams, 1 Conference Previews

#4 posting 11.28.2008
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MICHIGAN REPORTS
Lakewood is aiming for the Capital Area Activities Conference White Championship. From the Ionia Sentinel-Standard.

Things are looking up for Redford Union. Garden City is looking to pick up the pieces. Milford is looking to keep winning. From the Mirror.

The Livingston Daily looks at the teams in the Kensington Lakes Activities Association.

Lake Michigan Catholic is looking to fill some holes. From the St. Joseph Herald Palladium.

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Late High School Reports: IA, MI, MN, WI

#4 posting 11.26.2008
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MORE HIGH SCHOOL REPORTS
IOWA
#3 Ames has experience with four returning starters. From the Ames Tribune.

There is more than one Megan Howard. This MH plays with North Polk and scored 30 points last night in a 69-29 win over Colo-Nesco. From the Ames Tribune.

Clinton Prince of Peace beat Sterling Christian, IL 56-51. Camanche beat Northeast 44-39. Dubuque Hempstead beat Clinton 52-42. Plus six more results from the Clinton Herald.

MICHIGAN:
Seven area teams are previewed in the Kensington Lakes Activities Association. From MLive.

Ionia's Brooke Peterson, who is also a diver, is featured in the Ionia Sentinel-Standard.

Elk Rapids had 52 girls out for basketball this year. From the Elk Rapids Town Meeting.

MINNESOTA:
Lyle-Pacelli is trying to regain the competitive edge. From the Austin Post Bulletin.

The Brainerd Dispatch looks at the top players in their area.

Eden Prairie will rely on defense. Prior Lake is looking to improve on their 11 wins. From the Southwest Scoreboard.

WISCONSIN:
Prescott beat Ellsworth 74-68. From the Pierce County Herald.

Here are the boxes in the Eau Claire Leader Telegram.

Waukesha South beat New Berlin West 56-41. Plus six other results from the Waukesha Freeman.

Sussex Hamilton beat Hartford last week 38-29. From the Sussex Sun.

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Wisconsin Smattering, Double Duty in Michigan

#3 posting 11.25.2008
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WISCONSIN REPORTS
D1
Neenah beat Appleton North 30-27 with 17 points coming at the free throw line. From the Appleton Post Crescent.

D2
Appleton Xavier beat Clintonville 40-25. Plus 2 other results in the APC

New London beat West DePere 52-45. From the Green Bay Press Gazette.

D3
Sheboygan Lutheran beat Elkhart Lake-Glenbeulah 54-40. From the Sheboygan Press.

D4
I reported on the Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran 63-39 win over Lake Holcombe last night. Now the Eau Claire Leader Telegram has their report, plus one other result.

The Oshkosh Northwestern has a week in review. Ripon is the #1 team in their area poll.

LATE REPORTS
Wisconsin Dells beat Tomah 60-39 on Friday. From the Tomah Journal.

Rhinelander beat Sevastopol 37-31 on Saturday. From the Rhinelander Daily News.

COLLEGE DECISIONS
A pair of Amherst girls have made college decisions. Both are Glodowskis, neither is related.
Claire Glodowski is headed to UW Stevens Point.
Kate Glodowski is headed to Michigan Tech.
From WAOW TV.

MICHIGAN REPORTS
Letitia Hughley of Flint Northern will be inducted into the Flint Area Hall of Fame. From the Flint Journal.

DOUBLE DUTY
Coaching two varsity sports in the same season is a "blast" according to Ryan Klingler, Fennville coach of both girls and boys basketball. From the Grand Rapids Press.

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