Charlevoix County News - Section B - October 27, 2011

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Congratulates the Athletes of the WeekDana Neumann & Amber WayNeumann finished first in the Northern

Lakes Conference race in 20:34 leading

the Lancers to a second place team fin-

ish. Way, took top honors in the Lake

Michigan Conference race in 20:03, pro-

pelling the Rayders to a first place finish.

Ellsworths Dana Neumann edgesdefending champion for girls crown.

By Chris Fiel

ELLSWORTH e Boyne Falls andEllsworth boys nished second and third re-

spectively on the day, but came away tied in theseason standings and were crowned NorthernLakes Conference co-champions on October 19.

Mackinaw City won the cold and rainy eventwith 45 points, while Boyne Falls was secondwith 53, Ellsworth third with 60, followed byAlba-81, and Wolverine-86.

Mackinaw Citys Heath Welch took rst in theboys race in 18 minutes, 11 seconds.

For the Lancers, Winter Romeyn nishedthird in 18:36; Jake Seaney was seventh in 19:11

to earn all-conference. While Pablo Oviedo n-ished 15th in 19:49; 17-Dalton Swenson-20:05;18-Luke Seaney-20:14 to each earn honorablemention. Troy Vandenberg nished 28th, andChris Wise was 34th.

e top 10 runners in both races earned all

conference honors, while runners nishing 11-20 were honorable mention.e Loggers were led by eighth grader Mar-

cus Matelskis 4th place nish in 18:51; ForrestWilliams was 5th in 19:06, Kory Skop 9th in19:19; and 14-Hunter Williams-19:34. BrendanMatelski nished 21st, Maxwell Reed was 26th;30-Kevin Lange; and 32-Kyle Byrne.

e girls results had Wolverine winning the

conference title as they were victorious with 47

points, followed by Ellsworth with 52; Macki-naw City-73; Boyne Falls-74; and Alba with 98

points.e Lancers Dana Neumann captured her

rst Northern Lakes crown in 20:34. Defending

champion Erica Westbrook nished second in

20:45.

Also for Ellsworth, Taryn Rozema was 7th in23:42; Kendall Gosma was 11th in 23:57; 13-

Taylor Hartley-24:04; 22-Larissa Fisher; 27-Emily Veenstra; 34-Lexi Lambert; 36-Sierra

Merrield; 39-Miranda Vanderbrook.

For the Loggers, Kaylee Wilson nished

fourth in 22:57, Kathryn Miller was 17th in

24:36; 25-Alexis Bielas; 30-Emily Matelski; 31-Andrea Reynolds; 32-Megan Byrne; 33-Kurstin

Wilson; and 37-Emily Beneditti.Both the Lancers and Loggers will participate

in the Regionals in Central Lake on October 28

at 3pm.

Rayders capture Lake Michigan Conference titles

PHoTo By ADAM ESSELMAN


By Chris Fiel

CHARLEVOIX e Rayderstook advantage of running on theirhome course, and despite the coldand rainy weather, were able tosweep the Lake Michigan Confer-ence cross country championshipon October 18.

e Charlevoix girls team nar-rowly edged defending championHarbor Springs by a 30-32 marginto win the title. e Rayders cameinto the event ranked 10th in Divi-sion III, while the Rams wereranked eighth.

e Rayders were led by four topten nishers, including race winnerAmber Way, who crossed the nishline in 20 minutes, 3 seconds, beat-ing defending champ Rhi Cullip of

Harbor Springs, who nished sec-ond in 20:09.

e remaining top Charlevoixrunners were; 3-Molly Jeakle-20:13;4-Olivia Certa-20:24; 7-AnnieDipert -20:53. e top seven run-ners each earn all-conference, whileeight-14 earn honorable mention.

Also for Charlevoix, CarolineBoss nished 15th, Jane Balasz was17th; and Stirling Witthoe nished20th.

e Boyne City girls placed 4thwith 102 points and were led byJennelle Roberts who nished 10thfor an a ll-conference honorable

mention in 21:25. Katelyn Bannerwas 21st, Denise Minier nished22nd, Hannah Knitter, 24th, JessicaDowty came in 25th, Monica Stokesplaced 26th, and Katie Hicks n-

ished 27th.East Jordan was 5th with 128 pointsand led by freshman all-conferencehonorable mention Kayla Keanewith a ninth-place nish in 21:21,while Holley Carson placed 19th;Tess McNitt-28; Ellen Brandel-35,and Casey Keane nished in 37th.

On the boys side of things, theRayders were victorious with a 34-44 edge over Harbor, while East Jor-dan came in a close third with 49points.

Winning the race was HarborSprings Ben Kloss as he edged theEast Jordan duo of Luke Hawley

and Josh Wojan for top honors.Kloss nished in 17:18; Hawleytook second in 17:21 followed byWojan in 17:25.

Leading the champion Rayders

was Kirk Acharya with a fourthplace nish in 17:40, Jackson Budaywas sixth in 18:00, and Nick Pludenished seventh in 18:11.

Also for Charlevoix, AndrewPlude was eighth, Will Jeakle ninth,Tristen Rudolph, 13th, and ChrisYoung nished15th.

For East Jordan, Tyler Nachazelearned honorable mention with a14th place nish, Tyler Galmorecruised in at 16th, Gabe Hawley17th, Rob Nemecek placed 26th,and Alex Moses was 30th.

Boyne Citys Garrett Fogo earnedhonorable mention as a freshman

with a 10th place nish.

PHoTo By KELLy MATELSKI

Ellswrth cach Kirk Ikens (frnt left) and Bne Falls cach Dan Khn prdl displa the bs Nrthern Lakes Cnference trph as the are srrnded b their respective

teams. The Lancers and Lggers finished in a tie fr the title.

Lancers/Loggers Co-conference champs for Northern Lakes Conference boys

RIGHT: EJ Hawle rnner p) East Jrdans

Lke Hawle clses in n Ben Klss f Har-

br Springs. Hawle wld finish secnd

fr the third place Red Devils in 17:21.

Amber Wa Dana Nemann

The Red Devils earned their first

victory of the season in dramatic

fashion as they rallied from a 22-13

deficit with less than three minutes

to play in the contest to come

away with a 26-22 victory.

E.J. Football Team


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DIVISIoN 1School (First-place votes) (Record) Points

1. Rockford (4) (8-1) 49

2. Detroit Catholic Central (1) (8-1) 45

3. Utica Eisenhower (8-1) 39

4. Grand Haven (8-1) 36

5. Plymouth (8-1) 25

6. Canton (7-2) 24

7. Northville (8-1) 18

8. Clarkston (6-3) 17

9. Grand Blanc (7-2) 10

10. Brighton (8-1) 8

Others receiving votes: 11, Lake Orion 2.

11, Ann Arbor Pioneer 2.


1. Farmington Hills Harrison (5) (9-0) 50

2. Lowell (8-1) 45

3. Muskegon (7-2) 384. Midland (8-1) 34

5. Warren DeLaSalle (7-2) 29

6. Oxford (7-2) 27

T7. Birmingham Brother Rice (5-4) 12

T7. Wyandotte Roosevelt (8-1) 12

9. Walled Lake Western (8-1) 11

10. Port Huron (8-1) 8

Others receiving votes: 11, Mattawan 4.

12, SouthgateAnderson 2. 12, Bay City

Western 2. 14, Fenton 1.


1. Mt Pleasant (4) (9-0) 49

2. Grand Rapids Christian (1) (9-0) 46

3. Battle Creek Harper Creek (9-0) 39

4. Orchard Lake St. Mary (7-2) 35

5. DeWitt (8-1) 29

6. Redford Thurston (9-0) 24

7. Mason (8-1) 218. Carleton Airport (8-1) 13

9. East Grand Rapids (6-3) 8

10. Zeeland East (8-1) 5

Others receiving votes: 11, Petoskey 2.

11, Stevensville Lakeshore 2. 13,

Riverview 1. 13, Chelsea 1.


1. Marine City (5) (9-0) 50

2. Zeeland West (9-0) 45

3. Battle Creek Pennfield (9-0) 40

4. Grand Rapids Catholic Central (8-1)

35

5. Detroit Crockett (8-1) 27

6. Pontiac Notre Dame Prep (9-0) 24

7. Marysville (8-1) 22

8. Croswell-Lexington (8-1) 9

T9. St Clair Shores SouthLake (8-1) 8

T9. Edwardsburg (8-0) 8

Others receiving votes: 11, Paw Paw 3.

12, Detroit Douglass 2. 12, Detroit Coun-

try Day 2.


1. Lansing Catholic (5) (9-0) 50

2. Millington (9-0) 45

3. Portland (8-1) 40

4. Almont (8-1) 35

5. Menominee (7-2) 26

6. Reed City (9-0) 24

7. Grand Rapids West Catholic (7-2) 18

8. Grayling (8-1) 129. Dowagiac (8-1) 11

10. Jackson Lumen Christi (6-3) 7

Others receiving votes: 11, Olivet 3. 12,

Freeland 2. 13, Ann Arbor Gabriel

Richard 1. 13, Alma 1.


1. Ithaca (4) (9-0) 49

2. Montrose (9-0) 44

3. Iron Mountain (1) (9-0) 42

4. Muskegon Oakridge (8-1) 35

5. Grass Lake (9-0) 30

6. Shelby (8-1) 23

7. Montague (7-2) 15

8. Clare (8-1) 13

9. Warren Michigan Collegiate (9-0) 12

10. Madison Heights Madison (7-2) 5

Others receiving votes: 11, Vassar 3. 12,

Hemlock 2. 13, Constantine 1. 13,

Grandville Calvin Christian 1.


1. Saginaw Nouvel (5) (9-0) 50

2. Detroit Loyola (9-0) 413. Hudson (9-0) 38

T4. T.C. St Francis (8-1) 32T4. McBain (9-0) 32

6. Pewamo-Westphalia (9-0) 24

T7. Union City (9-0) 16

T7. Harbor Beach (9-0) 16

9. Mancelona (9-0) 1410. Royal Oak Shrine Catholic (8-1) 9

Others receiving votes: 11, Iron River

West Iron County 2. 12, Watervliet 1.


T1. Mendon (3) (9-0) 47

T1. Muskegon Catholic Central (2) (8-1) 47

3. New Lothrop (9-0) 40

4. St Ignace (9-0) 335. Saugatuck (9-0) 32

6. Crystal Falls Forest Park (7-1) 18

7. Iron Mountain North Dickinson (8-1) 15

8. Climax-Scotts (8-1) 14

T9. Frankfort (7-2) 8

T9. Fowler (7-2) 8

Others receiving votes: 11, Johannesburg-

Lewiston 6. 12, Mt Pleasant Sacred Heart

5. 13, Hillman 2.

Michiganhigh SchooL

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BIG NoRTH

Team Cnf (W-L-T) overallPetskey 6 - 0 - 0 8 - 1 - 0Cadillac 4 - 2 - 0 5 - 3 - 0Traverse City West 4 - 2 - 0 5 - 4 - 0Traverse City Central 4 - 2 - 0 4 - 5 - 0ogemaw Heights 2 - 4 - 0 4 - 5 - 0Gaylrd 1 - 5 - 0 2 - 7 - 0Alpena 0 - 6 - 0 1 - 8 - 0

LAKE MICHIGANTeam Cnf (W-L-T) overa llGrayling 6 - 1 - 0 8 - 1 - 0Charlevix 4 - 3 - 0 4 - 5 - 0Elk Rapids 4 - 3 - 0 4 - 5 - 0Kalkaska 3 - 4 - 0 4 - 5 - 0Byne City 3 - 4 - 0 4 - 5 - 0East Jrdan 1 - 6 - 0 1 - 8 - 0Harbr Springs 0 - 7 - 0 0 - 9 - 0

NoRTH STARTeam Cnf (W-L-T) overall

Mi 5 - 0 - 0 7 - 2 - 0Hillman 4 - 1 - 0 8 - 1 - 0Atlanta 2 - 3 - 0 4 - 5 - 0Arenac Eastern 2 - 3 - 0 4 - 5 - 0Au Gres-Sims 2 - 3 - 0 3 - 6 - 0Hale 0 - 5 - 0 2 - 7 - 0

SKI VALLEyTeam Cnf (W-L-T) overallMancelna 7 - 0 - 0 9 - 0 - 0Jburg-Lewistn 6 - 1 - 0 8 - 1 - 0onaway 4 - 3 - 0 5 - 4 - 0Inland Lakes 3 - 4 - 0 4 - 5 - 0Central Lake 3 - 4 - 0 3 - 6 - 0Fife Lake Frest Area 3 - 4 - 0 3 - 6 - 0Bellaire 1 - 0 - 0 6 - 3 - 0Gaylrd St Mary 1 - 6 - 0 1 - 8 - 0Pellstn 1 - 6 - 0 1 - 8 - 0

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By Chris Fiel

Charlevix 54, Kalkaska 6

CHARLEVOIX e Ray-

der JV ground game just

keeps on piling up the yards.

Charlevoix nished with 485

yards rushing in earning a

54-6 win over Kalkaska on

October 20 in their nal

game of the year.

Taylor Seese piled up 216

and found the end zone fourtimes to lead the Rayderswhich nished with a 6-3

record.

Shane Sutherland chipped

in with 169 yards, a touch-

down and a 2-point conver-

sion. Sutherland also caught

a 26-yard scoring strike from

QB Nate Moon. Brad Rizzo

and Brian Noirot added

scores for the Rayders, while

Moon and Luke Klinger ran

in 2-point conversions.

J.J. Bottomley, Sam Eakes,

& Will Telgenhof all nished

with six tackles each to lead

the defense, while Taylor

Seese, Andrew Mitchell,

Devin Largent, & Tanner

Seese all recovered fumbles.

Taylor Seese added a sack

and KeNen Borths blocked a

punt, as all 26 players were in

on tackle for the Rayders.

is win was a great way toend the season, said Coach

Doug Waha. Im very proud

of the way our sophomoresstepped up this season, and

am happy they could end

their junior varsity career

with a big win. Im also

proud of our freshmen, who

improved every week, and

played a big part of us having

a successful season.

Rayders win back and forth season naleBy Chris Fiel

Charlevix 28, Kalkaska 26KALKASKA e

Charlevoix Rayders nished

the season on a positive note,

coming away with a 28-26

Lake Michigan Conferencevictory on October 21.

Janael Kelly ran for 125

yards on 17 attempts and sen-

ior Andrew Potter rushed for

102 yards on 22 carries and

scored a pair of touchdowns to

lead the Rayder offense."It was nice for our seniors

to go out on a winning note,

Charlevoix coach Don Jess

said. Kalkaska battled hardand it was a back and forth

game, we had several kids step

up and make plays when we

needed them, this team had its

ups and downs, but always

played hard and I'm proud ofthem."

e Rayders jumped out to

an early 12-0 lead, but then the

Blazers came roaring back by

scoring 20 unanswered points

before Charlevoix was able to

stop the onslaught.

Charlevoix responded with a

Potter 2-yard touchdown and a

Jamael Kelly conversion to tie

the contest 20-20, before the

Blazers tacked on another

touchdown to take a 26-20 ad-

vantage heading into the nal

quarter.

Charlie Hamilton took a 6-yard pass from Tanner Catt to

even the score at 26, and Kelly

punched in the conversion for

the nal score of the night.

Charlevoixs Marc Durkee

preserved the Rayder victory

with an interception with just

over a minute remaining in the

game.

I thought our offensive line

did a great job and Andrew

Potter and Jamael Kelly ran

hard and did a nice job of pro-

tecting the ball, Jess noted.

Tanner Catt managed the

game well from the QB posi-

tion, and defensively, Marc

Durkee once again came up

with a big interception for us at

the end.

Catt nished 7-of-20 passing

for 65 yards, while Hamilton

was the reciepant of ve of

those passes for 43 yards and

the TD.Myles Kerr also got into the

scoring act as he crossed the

goal line on a fumble recovery

that he took back 43 yards.

Leading the defense was

Coby Herriman with nine

tackles, Greyson Speigle had

seven, and Andrew Robarge

and Josh Hogan nished with

six each.

Charlevoix rolls past Blazers

By Chris Fiel

Elk Rapids 34, Bne Cit

24

BOYNE CITY BoyneCity held a 24-14 advan-tage with just under nineminutes to go in the thirdquarter but could not holdon as the Elks rallied toclaim a 34-24 Lake Michi-

gan Conference victory atEarl Brotherston Field onOctober 21.

The Elks got on theboard first to go up 7-0early in the opening quar-ter, before the Ramblers re-sponded with a pair oftouchdowns, the first on a90 pass from Jay Redmanto TJ Douglas, and Red-man punching it in himselffrom 12 yards out. BothRambler conversion at-tempts were unsuccessful.

Elk Rapids got back ontop 14-12 midway throughthe second quarter, before

Boyne City responded with48.6 seconds to go in thehalf as Bradley Fouchiahauled in a tipped passfrom Redman to put theRamblers up, 18-14 at in-

termission.Boyne City came out in

the third quarter and goton the board once again as

Redman found KeeganLaBlance for a 36 yardscoring strike to give theRamblers a 24-14 advan-tage.

After that, it was all Elks,as they climbed to within24-21 on an Ed Shaw runwith 5:42 remaining in thethird and he tacked on thego-ahead score with 18seconds remaining in thequarter.

The final scoring of thenight came at 6:09 of thefourth as Elk RapidsCollin Wilcox pounded hisway in from 5-yards outfor a 34-24 advantage.

It was a good, competi-tive contest, Boyne Citycoach Don Nohel said.Unfortunately, we cameout on the wrong end ofthe score, and we didntcapitalize on all of our op-portunities.

Their defensive linecontrolled the line of

scrimmage, and we werentable to run the ball like wethought we would be ableto, Nohel noted. We hada lot of young kids thisyear and they battled hardall year, they are a resilientgroup.

Redman was 9-of-21passing for 168 yards andthree scores in addition tothe rushing TD to leadBoyne, while Conner Millspaced the ground gamewith 27 yards on 13 at-tempts, and Zach Wandrieadded 20 yards on fourcarries.

Skyler Davis led theRambler defense with 10tackles, while Trey Rein-hardt and Collin Ulvundeach had nine tackles, andRedman chipped in witheight.

Boyne finishes the sea-son with a 4-5 overallrecord, 3-4 conference.

Ramblers falter late against Elks

PHoTo By CINDA SHuMAKER

PHoTo By CINDA SHuMAKER

Bne Cits Waln Henning (26, left) and Watt Ard cral an Elk Rapids rnner.

Tre Reinhardt f Bne Cit, wraps p an Elks rnning back t stp a big gain.


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GeminiLanes

LeagueResults

Coffee Cup1. Olstrom Excavating .................................

2. J & J Auto Parts.......................................

3. Charevoix Properties...............................

High Team Game .........Olstrom Excavating.........572

High Team Series .........Olstrom Excavating.......1690

High G ame...........................Catrina Norton.........185

High Series...........................Catrina Norton.........468

High Game w/hdcp...............Catrina Norton.........244

High Series w/hdcp ..............Catrina Norton.........645

eJ LadieS League1. EJIW........................................................

2. Scared Splitless.......................................

3. Class of Our Own ....................................

High Team Game ................................EJIW.........787

High Team Series................................EJIW.......2252

High Game........................Megan Herriman.........195

High Series ...........................Cindy Bennett.........479High Game w/hdcp............Roxanne McCall.........259

High Series w/hdcp ...........Roxanne McCall.........647

Happy Hour1. D&D Building...........................................

2. Darlenes .................................................

3. Essence...................................................

High Team Game .........................The Zone.........591

High Team Series.........................The Zone.......1703

High Game........................Joann Vermillion.........191

High Series........................Joann Vermillion.........538

High Game w/hdcp ..........Shari Argetsinger.........248

High Series w/hdcp..........Shari Argetsinger.........642

iNTer CiTy League1. Will C.......................................................

2. Hurricane Alice .......................................

3. American Legion......................................

High Team Game ...........Bucks Body Shop.........966

High Team Series ...................Blue Rockets.......2612

High Game .................................Will Castle.........246

High Series...............................Randy Peck.........602

....................................................Rex Smith.........602

High Game w/hdcp...................Scott Hewitt.........281

High Series w/hdcp ..................Scott Hewitt .........724

JV LadieS League1. Thomas Well Drilling................................

2. Lexamar...................................................

3. Roberts Restuarant .................................

High Team Game .........Roberts Restuarant.........713

High Team Series.......Thomas Well Drilling .......1977

High Game ...................Michelle Rakestraw.........221

High Series...................Michelle Rakestraw.........520

High Game w/hdcp.......Michelle Rakestraw.........258

High Series w/hdcp.............Evelyn Graham.........637

eJ MerCHaNTS League1. Toms Diesel ...........................................

2. The Nugget..............................................

3. Site Planning ...........................................

High Team Game .........................The Zone.........884

High Team Series.........................The Zone.......2545

High G ame..................................Rex Smith.........243

High Series .................................Rex Smith.........665

High Game w/hdcp .....................Rex Smith.........273

High Series w/hdcp .....................Rex Smith.........755

SWaN VaLLey MiSfiTS1. The Jordanaires.......................................

2. The Vacationers.......................................

3. Family Team............................................

High Team Game...............The Vacationers.........723

High Team Series ..............The Vacationers.......1914

High Game...............................Tom Walden.........235

...............................................Kelly McGinn.........181

High Series ...........................Kevin Thomas.........593

...............................................Kelly McGinn.........473

High Game w/hdcp ...................Pat McGinn.........247

.....................................Katrena McPherson.........237

High Series w/hdcp...............Kevin Thomas.........671

.....................................Katrena McPherson.........601

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East Jordan splitsconference gamesBy Chris Fiel

KALKASKA East Jordan outdueled Kalkaska17-25, 25-17, 25-22, 25-17 to claim a L ake

Michigan Conference victory over Kalkaska onOctober 20.

Valerie Peters led the Red Devils with ve kil ls

and 14 digs, while Angie Watkins chipped inwith ve kills and four blocks and was creditedwith playing a strong game at the net by coachAnne Crick.

In JV action, East Jordan swept the Blazers 25-16, 25-9, 25-12. Savananah Drew and LindsayGraham were the top servers for the Red Devils,

while Paige Poindexter and Katie Spence werethe top hitters and Caitlyn Force and KristenMalpass were the top setters.

TRAVERSE CITY e Red Devils fell to theGladiators on October 18, 14-25, 22-25, 25-23,

24-26 in a L ake Michigan Conference match-up.Valerie Peters paced East Jordan with eight

kills and 25 digs, while Emily Crick nished with

two kills and 21 digs.e Red Devils fell to 3-9 overall, 2-9 confer-

ence.

TCSF also won the JV match, 25-19, 25-23,25-16. Top servers for East Jordan were PaigePoindexter and Katie Spence, top setters wereCaitlyn Force and Kristen Malpass, and Lindsey

Graham and Paige Poindexter led the Red Devils

in hitting.

Boyne City finishes

2-1 on homestandBy Chris Fiel

BOYNE CITY e Ramblers took a pair ofLake Michigan Conference matches from Har-

bor Springs and Travers City St. Francis in a tri-meet on October 20.

Boyne started with a 25-16, 25-20, 25-12 vic-

tory over Harbor, then nished the night with a25-18, 21-25, 25-22, 26-24 win over TCSF.

Kylie Hicks led the Ramblers with 11 kills in

the opener against the Rams, while HeatherNichols nished with ve aces and 22 assists.

Erin Baker, Mary Myers and Hicks all servedat 100 percent in the match.

Against TCSF, Allie Cain and Hicks each n-ished with 11 kills to lead the Ramblers, Cain

also had six blocks, while Dani Matthew chippedin with nine kills, Ketrin Hocquard and HannahReinhardt each had 12 digs, while Baker and

Nichols were 100 percent serving in the contest.Nichols also added 37 assists.

BOYNE CITY e Ramblers fell to Grayling20-25, 21-25, 23-25 in well played Lake Michi-

gan Conference match-up on October 18.

Kylie Hicks nished with eight kills and fourblocks to lead Boyne, while Allie Cain had veblocks. Heather Nichols nished with 23 digs,Mary Meyers had 18 digs and Hannah Reinhardtnished with 17.

e Ramblers stand at 15-18-5 overall, 6-6conference.

Rayders take over

first placeBy Chris Fiel

GRAYLING Charlevoix handed the Vikingstheir rst conference loss of the season in a hardfought 25-23, 25-12, 22-25, 22-25, 15-10 LakeMichigan Conference contest. Charlevoix standsat 12-1 in the LMC, while Grayling fell to 11-1.

Jenna Way paced a trio of Charlevoix playerswith 47 assists, 13 kills, 12 digs and four aces andMadeline Boss nished with 21 kills and MeganPeters had 19 kills and three blocks.

Karley Pearsall had seven kills and four blocks,Kelsey Way had 20 digs and seven kills, KellyGreyerbiehl added 40 digs, Maddie Z immerman

and Chelsie Hoffman nished with 10 digs each.Hoffman and Cassidy Peebles both served at

100 percent on the day.We are one game away from winning confer-

ence, Rayder coach Liz Shaw said. eGrayling game was the biggest game of the sea-son and my players started strong and endedstrong, we had balanced attack on offense andheld strong with defense all night; everyone con-tributed, I am so proud of my team.

Area volleyball teams net key victories


Shwn here in earl seasn actin, Charlevixs Jenna Wa (14) helped lead her team int first placeand a 12-1 seasn recrd.

By Chris Fiel

East Jordan 26, HarborSprings 22

HARBOR SPRINGS eEast Jordan Red Devils endedthe season on a very high note,as they were able to overcome

a 22-13 decit with 2:35 to goand turn it into a 26-22 seasonending victory on October 21,and ending a 26-game skidthat dated back to the 2008season.

What a game, East Jordancoach Allan Peterson said. Webattled till the end, and theyearned the result.

Harbor Springs opened thescoring in the rst quarter togo up 7-0, and extended that toa 14-7 lead going into halime.e Red Devil score came on a13-yard pass from sophomoreNoah Bacchus to Dustin Mel-lios. Harbor added another

score with 5:26 le in the thirdquarter to make it 22-7.

ats when things started togo the Red Devils way. Sopho-more Ben Walton recovered aRams fumble in HarborSprings territory at the 2:40mark and a few plays later,

sophomore Tim Schutt raced24-yards for a touchdown topull East Jordan to within 22-13.

e score would stay thatway until Bacchus connectedagain with Mellios for theirsecond 13-yard touchdown

with 2:35 remaining in thegame, bringing East Jordan towithin a eld goal, at 22-19.

With the crowd getting intoit, the East Jordan defense, be-hind the leadership of WyattWerner and a slew of Red Dev-ils, they were able to force aRam fumble, the ball shot upin the air and into the out-stretched arms of senior JohnRichards, who corralled theball and raced 48 yards to pay-dirt to put East Jordan up 25-22 with 1:43 remaining. JoshRathbun booted the extrapoint for a 26-22 lead andwhat would be the nal scor-

ing of the night.East Jordan improved to 1-8

overall, 1-6 conference withthe victory.

e Red Devils were led of-fensively by Werner, whorushed for 93 yards on ninecarries, and Schutt who

pounded out 69 hard foughtyards on 11 carries and a score.Bacchus, the sophomore quar-terback, threw for 48 yards.Mellios nished with three re-ceptions, for 46 yards and apair of touchdowns.

Noah did a good job in

there, Peterson said. Hemade good decisions andthrew the ball well. Our offen-sive line, which includes threesophomores, gave him thetime he needed as well.

Defensively, Walton was awrecking machine, as herecorded 20 tackles on thenight, while Richards and Mel-lios each chipped in with 12apiece. Marcus Wingate had11, and Rathbun, Josh John-ston and Zach Shepard all n-ished with six tackles each.

Were real proud of thekids, Peterson noted. All theadversity they went through,

we needed the win, this issomething we can build onand go forward. I enjoyedworking with the seniors, theywere fun, and we are going tomiss them, and Im glad theystayed with it.

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HOPING and Praying foryou. We promise a se-

cure home for your new-born filled with love andlaughter. Expenses paid.Please Call Billy & Kristi800-515-6595, [email protected]

Annncements

WEB SITE HOSTING aslow as $4.95 a month.Have your web sitehosted with a local busi-ness, not someone out ofstate or overseas. Localhosting, local service. Go towww.MittenHosting.com .Safe and secure. Smallor large websites.GENTLE YOGA. Down-town Gaylord. Wednes-

day's, 6 Weeks, $50. Nov2 - Dec 7, 5:30 - 6:45 pmor Michaywe ClubhouseMonday's, 5 Weeks, $42.Nov 7 - Dec 5, 5:30 -6:45 pm. Registration re-quired. 989-731-6400REIKI LEVEL I. SelfHealing. Saturday, Oct22, Gaylord - 2 pm.Registration required.989-731-6400. The-StoneUnicorn.com

Antiqes & Cllectibles

Antique 2-man hand-saws. From $10 to $20.Call 989-732-4758GENUINE William Moore12 gauge, double barrel

shotgun. London finetwist barrels, very nicecondition & operable,$1,100 obo. Also, an-tique clocks, too numer-ous to mention. I got anew hobby so I am sell-ing out. Reasonable of-fers will be accepted.Call Ed, 231-526-2571Historic Firearms! Mus-ket built in 1814, used inthe Battle of New Or-leans and the Civil War. 9cut off barrel. Still opera-ble, $700 OBO. BritishEnfield, long gun Musket.Manufactured in 1845.Very nice condition,minus shoulder strap,operable, $1800 OBO.Genuine William Moore12-gauge, double barrelshotgun. London finetwist barrels, very nicecondition & operable,$1,100 OBO. Also, An-tique clocks (too numer-ous to mention) Got anew hobby, so Im sellingout. Reasonable offerswill be accepted. Call Edat 231-526-2571Hundreds of DVD's, col-lectibles at NorthernLitho, 403 Peninsular St,Grayling. Behind Bear'sDen Pizza. Info call 231-373-0842

WANTED: Hunting andFishing collectables anddecoys. 989-370-0499

Apartments fr Rent

CHARLEVOIX: 2 bed-room apartment, $650month, heat included.Close to town. 231-881-0110

Appliances

Kenmore Deep Freezer.12.7 cubic feet. Upright.2 years old, $225. 231-547-2952

At Parts

TIRES: Firestone AT, LT225/75 R16. Never used.4 tires, $375. 231-492-

4403Used tire sale. All 16 and17 inch tires reduced.Maxx Garage. 989-732-4789

Atmbiles

I BUY CARS! Wreckedor in need of mechanicalrepair, 1995 and up.Gaylord area. 989-732-93621996 Ford Aspire. 114kmiles, 35 mpg, goodtransportation $1,400

OBO. Gaylord area. 231-373-08422007 CHEVROLET IM-

PALA LTZ, 42k, silverwith black leather interior,garage kept, $14,500.989-858-3783We are looking to buygood clean quality auto-mobiles, give us a call orstop by. Ed's Used Carslocated in downtownEast Jordan, 231-536-7953ZERO DOWN on se-lected autos to qualifiedbuyers! No credit? Badcredit? Buy here, Payhere. Tailored Enter-

prises in Petoskey, call888-774-2264 orw w w . t a i l o r e d e n t e r -

prises.com1994 Dodge Intrepid.Runs and drives. $900.989-732-4789

Bump and Run car! 1989Eagle Summit. Same asDodge Colt. 1.5 engine.5-speed manual trans-mission. 4 like new tires.$600. 989-732-4789

Child Care

AUNT DEBIS DAY-CARE. Licensed. Open-ings 0-12 yr. Preschool.Reasonable rates. 231-

547-1802

Classic At

1989 JAGUAR VJSCONVERTIBLE. Likenew with only 26,000 ac-tual miles. Last of the V-12's. Must sell. $8,900obo. 989-848-2238.

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Featured Property

1512 TomkiNS RD, BoYNE CiTY

By Jim Akans

is offers the best of both the country and

the city. Situated on ve gorgeous acres of

property just a short drive from bustling

Boyne City, this charming 1,650 square foot

ranch home presents a host of fabulous indoor

and outdoor amenities.

To start with, the setting is idyllic. Beautiful

mature trees and meticulously maintained

landscaping embrace the home, offering a re-

laxing ambience in which to kick back and

enjoy a life in the country. e grounds also

feature a pond, outbuildings, and a fenced yard

- perfect for keeping the family pet safe and at

home.

Inside, attention to detail pervades through-

out. e kitchen is truly spectacular, with lots

of custom design cabinet space, a very conven-

ient center preparation island, a full comple-

ment of appliances including range/oven,

refrigerator and dishwasher, and exquisite

wood ooring. Wood oors also accent the

main living room, which features a corner

wood stove that will provide a warm and cozy

centerpiece during winter.

ere are three bedrooms and two full baths

in this oor plan, and that attention to detail

Question & AnswersAbout Selling Real Estate

Cmpliments f

Mike Stark,

Stark Realt,

Inc. (231) 536-

7700

Many houses and apartmentsbuilt before 1978 have paint thatcontains high levels of lead (calledleadbased paint). Lead from paint,chips, and dust can pose serioushealth hazards if not taken care ofproperly.

If you suspect that your house

has lead hazards, you can take someimmediate steps to reduce your

family's risk:

Clean up paint chips immedi-

ately.

Clean oors, window frames,

window sills, and other surfaces

weekly. Use a mop, sponge, or paper

towel with warm water and a gen-

eral all-purpose cleaner or a cleaner

made specically for lead.

oroughly rinse sponges and

mop heads aer cleaning dirty or

dusty areas.

Wash children's hands oen, es-

pecially before they eat and before

nap and bed time.

Keep play areas clean. Washbottles, paciers, toys, and stuffed

animals regularly. Keep children from chewing

window sills or other painted sur-

faces.

Clean or remove shoes before

entering your home to avoid track-

ing in lead from soil.

Make sure children eat nutri-

tious, low-fat meals high in iron

and calcium.

In addition to day-to-day clean-

ing and good nutrition:

You can temporarily reduce

lead hazards by taking actions such

as repairing damaged painted sur-

faces and planting grass to cover

soil with high lead levels.

To permanently remove leadhazards, you must hire a certied

lead "abatement" contractor. Abate-ment (or permanent hazard elimi-

nation) methods include removing,

sealing, or enclosing lead-based

paint with special materials. Just

painting over the hazard with regu-

lar paint is not enough.

When remodeling your home it

is particularly important to be

aware of lead-based paint and take

the proper measures to keep your

family safe. If not conducted prop-

erly, certain types of renovations

can release lead from paint and dust

into the air.an already difficult situ-

ation.

Mike Stark

Keep your family safe fromhazardous lead-based paint

Real Estate Corner

For more info contact Christopher ChristensenLyndaS ReaL eState SeRvice (231) 582-9555

Fabulous Country Ranch Homeon 5 acres near Boyne City

can also be found in these areaswith features such as a built indresser and shelving in the mas-ter bedroom and lots of cabinetstorage in the main bath.

Low maintenance and energyefficiency are also part of this ex-ceptional home package, includ-

ing a durable metal roof, easy tocare for vinyl exterior siding, andthermally efficient wood sashwindows.

What a great way to enjoy a lifein the country within easy reachof the dining, shopping and en-tertainment possibilities the

Boyne City offersand all for alisting price of just $129,900.

For additional information orto arrange a tour of this property,call Christopher Christensen at231-582-9555 or email at

[email protected]

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CASH FOR OLD CARS.

Please don't send tocrusher. Michel's Colli-sion & Restoration 231-348-7066

FOR SALE: 1940 FORDPICKUP. 231-348-7066

Clthing

ABERCROMBIE-FITCH,Hollister, Hurley. Jeans -30x30, T-shirts - S-M. Allin good shape. $5-$15.231-536-7525

Cmpters & office

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Financial

FREE BANKRUPTCYCONSULTATION. Con-sidering bankruptcy?Overwhelmed by debts,garnishments, reposses-sions and/or foreclosure?At the law office of Chris-tine M. Brzezinski we canhelp you determine ifChapter 7 bankruptcy isthe right option for your

financial situation andhelp you get a fresh fi-nancial start. Call ustoday for a free consulta-

tion at 989-348-7777. Weare a debt relief agencyand assist people in

bankruptcy.Firewd & Wdstve

Burt Moeke Firewood.Cut, Split, Delivered.231-631-9600.FREE HEAT & HOTWATER. Eliminatemonthly heating bills withClassic OUTDOORWOOD FURNACE fromCentral Boiler. Call today,989-733-7651

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Small Maple Hutch, goodcondition. $100. Call;989-733-83343 - Mersman DuncanPhyfe Lyre tables, vin-tage 1930s 1940s. Ap-praised at GaylordsHistorical Museum for$275 each. 2 end tablesand 1 coffee table. Allthree tables $375 obo.Call 989-350-3880

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LARGE GUN AUCTION.80-100 guns from a pri-vate collection at absoluteauction. Everything fromold Winchesters to mod-ern. Plus ammo, scopes,etc. Friday, Oct. 28th, 5:30- 8:30pm at Let's Talk

Auction on M-33, 2 mileswest of Fairview. For gunlist and pictures go to

www.LetsTalkAuction.com or phone 989-848-5158

Ha & StrawHay for Sale! 100+ 4x5foot round balage. Firstcutting. _ alfalfa. $3,000takes all. Will load.Brewer Farms, Clare.989-386-2773 or cell989-802-2099

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CHARLEVOIX: 2 bed-room apartment, $650month, heat included.Close to town. 231-881-

0110WANTED: ROOMMATE.Bayshore, Michigan.$325, utilities included.Call 231-347-2712.Please leave message.

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Lawn & Garden

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Manfactred Hmes

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Miscellanes

3500 watt gas generator,$300. 989-732-42758 HP Horizontal shaftBriggs & Stratton motor.$100, 989-732-42758 HP Vertical shaft Briggs& Stratton motor, $100.989-732-4275ANTIQUE ROUND OAKTABLE with 4 chairs,

$250. Must see!. Largefishing box with loads ofbaits, $125. 989-732-4724Early Christmas Sale,Porcelain Dolls, AshtonDrake, Brimns, Dynasty,80 to choose from. Somemusical. 989-983-4188 [email protected] YOU USED the antibi-otic drug Levaquin andsuffered a tendon rup-ture, you may be entitledto compensation. Call At-torney Charles Johnson800-535-5727LOSE WEIGHT NOW.ASK me how. Lose from5 - 100+ lbs. Safely. Call231-709-1347 for a freeconsultation. Visit: www.herbal-nutrition.net/carusojosie

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2 - Mirage InfraredHeaters. One year old.Paid $329 each, will sellfor $200 each. Heats upto 1,000 sq. ft. with an en-ergy saving heating sys-tem. Call 989-732-8160.Norman Rockwell 8.5plate collection. $5 each.60 plates. 231-547-2952DO YOU HAVE A BIBLEyou're not using? Donateit to people that need aBible overseas. Call 989-732-4708.CONSIGNMENT ITEMSNEEDED. Free Ap-praisals. Call TrinityHouse. 989-448-8067LOWEST COST IN

MICHIGAN! CLASSI-FIED ADS ARE JUST $2for a 10-word ad in theCharlevoix County News.The area's widest distri-bution paper and the low-est cost for advertising.Place ads on-line atwww.CharlevoixCoun-tyNews.com or call 989-732-8160. Distributedthroughout all ofCharlevoix CountyAntique Hand Hewn BarnTimbers. Assorted pile.989-358-8020Early Christmas Sale,Porcelain Dolls, AshtonDrake, Brimns, Dynasty,

80 to choose from. Somemusical. 989-983-4188 [email protected] CLEAR-ANCE SALE. TailoredEnterprises in Petoskey.Call toll free 888-774-2264

Mtrccles & ATV

1975 CB-550 Honda. 3cyl., very good condition.

Trades possible or$1,900. 231-373-0842

YAMAHA MOTO 4, 200,shaft drive 4 Wheeler.Front, rear racks, hitch,mirror, showroom condi-tion. Less than 1,000miles. $1,650 obo. 989-733-8585

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Positive Notes of En-couragement are free inthe Charlevoix CountyNews. Birthday, Anniver-sary, Wedding, Congrat-ulations or just a PositiveNote all are free. E-Mailyour Note of Encourage-ment [email protected]

PetsFemale Hedgehog, 4months old, salt and pep-per, friendly. Comes withlarge cage and acces-sories. $175 obo. 989-350 7499

Recreatinal Vehicles

2002 ROCKWOODROO Travel Trailer forsale. Has a power slideout and expands on bothends. Also has furnace,air conditioner, waterheater, oven, kitchensink, microwave, bath-room w/ shower, large re-frigerator, heatedmattresses, electric

brakes, sway bar, stabi-lizers. $8,000. 989-370-51652010 Springdale 31 footfifth wheel. New condi-tion with Reese hitch.$16,900. Call 989-619-1494

Services

Low Cost, Short Run

Printing. 100 full color8.5x11, one side, $25.

11x17 full color poster,one side, Poster stock,$1 each. Competitivepriced graphic designalso available. Contactthe Charlevoix CountyNews, 989-732-8160 or e-mail [email protected]

DJ/KARAOKE SERVICEavailable for weddings,clubs or parties. Refer-ences and information atwww. la r ryenter ta in -ment.com. 989-732-3933Professional CustomPicture Framer with 30Years Experience is nowaccepting work by ap-

pointment only. Call Johnat North Woods Gallery989-785-4650 and leavea message. Your call willbe returned.Minor small engine repairon site. Call for prices.989-731-4196

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5 HP SNOWBLOWER,22, 2 stage, electric start,$395 obo. 989-731-6712

Snwmbiles

ARCTIC CAT 5000 Se-ries snowmobile motor,$100. 989-732-4275

Strage

Heated or Cold storageavailable for Winter,Spring, Summer, Fall,989-732-0724

Tls

ELECTRIC PALLETJACK with charger,$800. 989-732-4275RADIAL ARM DRILLPRESS, $2,200. 989-

732-4275100 AMP WIRE FEED

WELDER, $150. 2 - En-gine stands, $25 each.Reddy Heater, 150,000BTU, $120. Gaylordarea. 517-667-0074

Vans

1988 Dodge B-350. 1Ton passenger van. 4bench seats. 94,000miles. $1,100. 989-732-4789

Wanted

WANTED TO BUY: a 50,60 or 70 HP OutboardBoat Motor with trim &controls. Please callJerry or Faye at 231-420-3033 or 231-238-7840

Wanted: Baseball, Foot-ball, Basketball andHockey cards. Olderthan 1972. 231-373-0842Wanted: BUYINGSTANDING TIMBER.Top prices paid, free es-timates. 989-335-0755Wanted: OUTBOARDMOTORS, any size, run-ning or not. Call 231-546-6000

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