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Inside...7 SEASON PREVIEW: Experience should give 2012

Rayders a competitive advantage.

11 ‘11 SEASON RECAP: 2011 rayders ended the season on a

positive note.

27 VARSITY HISTORY Statistics for the Varsity Rayders

since 1950

23 RECORD BOOK: See who tops the list in the Rayder

Record Book since 1991

28 SEASON SCHEDULES CLIP & SAVE this handy football

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TEAM ROSTERS:

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5 J.V. Football Team

13,15 Individual Varsity Players

16-17 Varsity FootballTeam

19 Rayder Coaching Staff

24-25 Cross Country Teams

26 Volleyball Teams

31 Varsity Boys Soccer Team

31 Varsity Boys Tennis Team

5 Junior Varsity Roster

9 Varsity Team Roster

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt Grade

2 Justin Adkins . . . . . .HB/LB . . .5’9” . . .140 . . . . .9

3 Will Telgenhof . . . . . .RB/DB . . .5'10" . .150 . . . .10

5 Austin Putman . . . . .QB/DE . . .6’ . . . . .170 . . . . .9

7 Miles Windon . . . . . .TE/DE . . . .5’7” . . .150 . . . . .9

11 Forrest Noirot . . . . . .QB/DB . . .5’10” . .140 . . . . .9

20 Alex Klieber . . . . . . .SE/DB . . .5’10” . .130 . . . . .9

22 Ben Boss . . . . . . . . .HB/DB . . .5’8” . . .135 . . . . .9

34 Samie Hovie . . . . . . .FB/LB . . . .5’9” . . .145 . . . .10

35 Turner Havens . . . . .FB/DL . . . .5’7” . . .170 . . . . .9

54 Devin Largent . . . . . .G/DL . . . .5’8” . . .190 . . . .10

56 Spencer Stewart . . .C/DL . . . .5’6” . . .173 . . . .10

61 Mick Hinkle . . . . . . . .T/DL . . . . .5’9” . . .150 . . . . .9

66 Jordan Adkins . . . . .G/DL . . . .5’9” . . .170 . . . . .9

68 Jake Seger . . . . . . . .T/DL . . . . .5’7” . . .130 . . . . .9

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71 Andrew Michaud . . .C/DL . . . .5’9” . . .180 . . . .10

72 Adam Michaud . . . . .T/DL . . . . .6’1” . . .230 . . . .10

76 Dan Zipp . . . . . . . . . .T/DL . . . . .6’1” . . .170 . . . .10

77 Mason Louiselle . . . .T/DL . . . . .6’ . . . . .195 . . . . .9

78 Spencer Bruce . . . . .T/DL . . . . .5’9” . . .205 . . . .10

79 KeNen Borths . . . . . .G/DE . . . .6’ . . . . .190 . . . .10

80 Hunter Cox . . . . . . . .TE/DB . . .5’8” . . .150 . . . . .9

HEAD COACH: Todd KlingerASSISTANT COACH: Chris Havens

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By Chris Fiel

CHARLEVOIX – Thisseason the Raydershave adopted a new slo-gan, “No Retreat, NoSurrender,” and newcoach Joe Pruchnickihas those Raydersworking hard to em-brace that and improveon last seasons 4-5record.

“I'm recently retired(from teaching), enthu-siastic and disci-plined,” Pruchnickisaid. “I love to coachand teach, I feel veryblessed to get to dowhat I want in life.”

With former coachDon Jess resigning inDecember of 2011,Charlevoix hired JasonKatt in April only to

see him step down be-fore the season evengot underway with jobsecurity concerns inearly June, thus open-ing the door for Pruch-nicki.

Coach Pruchnickibrings with him over40 years of coachingexperience, includingthe last six at Flat RockHigh School, where heled the Rams to an 18-36 career record, in-cluding 3-6 last fall. Healso was the headcoach at Oscoda, FlintCentral, Flint South-western Academy, LakeFenton and Goodrichhigh schools, and wasan assistant coach atFlint Powers Catholic

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PREVIEWRayders new coach bringsplenty of experienceSenior players stepping up to help lead team

Charlevoix football coach Joe Pruchnicki takes over a Ray-

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about the effort fromthe Rayder athletes,just over a week intopractice, and their off-season work ethic aswell.

“So far, were lookingreally good, the kidsare learning the sys-tem at a fast rate, muchfaster than any otherteam that I've evercoached,” he said. “Icredit that to the stu-dent-athletes and theiracademic rating herein Charlevoix.”

The coach also notedthat the seniors havereally stepped forward

as leaders and this off-season has been toughon them.

“This is new for boththe staff and the kids,”Pruchnicki said. “Werelearning from eachother and they havebeen really receptive towhat were trying to do

here, these kids are abunch of fine youngmen.”

The Rayders open theseason at home on Fri-day, August 24, againstSt. Ignace, a team thatwent 12-1 last season,falling in the Div. 8state semifinals, thentravel to Maple CityGlen Lake on Thurs-day, August 30, beforeopening play in the al-

ways tough LakeMichigan Conference.

“We will be ready toplay football,” thecoach said. “We will befocused, aggressive anddisciplined each timewe take the field.”

“I'm excited to behere, its a great com-munity and a greatplace to live, so fareveryone has beengreat, we look forwardto an exciting year.

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Rayder speedster Charlie “Hands” Hamilton will look tocontinue to tear up opposing defenses this season.(CCNEWS/FILE PHOTO)


# Name Position Height Weight Grade

2 Tanner Catt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .RB/ DB . . . . . . .5- 10" . . . . .150 . . . . . . . . . . . .12

3 Charlie Hamilton . . . . . . . . . . . . .RB/ DB . . . . . . .5-11" . . . . .150 . . . . . . . . . . . .12

7 Shane Sutherland . . . . . . . . . . . .RB/ LB . . . . . . .6-0" . . . . . .175 . . . . . . . . . . . .11

9 Nate Moon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .QB/ DE . . . . . . .6-0" . . . . . .175 . . . . . . . . . . . .10

11 Brad Rizzo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .RB/ DB . . . . . . .5-7"` . . . . . .145 . . . . . . . . . . . .11

12 Luke Klinger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .QB/ DB . . . . . . .5-11" . . . . .160 . . . . . . . . . . . .11

16 Logan Eckhardt . . . . . . . . . . . . . .RB/ DB . . . . . . .5-8" . . . . . .140 . . . . . . . . . . . .11

21 Bryan Noirot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .RB/ LB . . . . . . .5-11" . . . . .160 . . . . . . . . . . . .10

60 Sam Eakes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OL/DL . . . . . . . .5-10" . . . . .185 . . . . . . . . . . . .11

65 Andrew Mitchell . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OL/DL . . . . . . . .6-2" . . . . . .230 . . . . . . . . . . . .11

66 Jarod Reibel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OL/ DE . . . . . . .6-0" . . . . . .160 . . . . . . . . . . . .12

70 John Freiberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OL/ DL . . . . . . .6-2" . . . . . .240 . . . . . . . . . . . .12

71 Greyson Spegele . . . . . . . . . . . . .OL/ LB . . . . . . .5-10" . . . . .185 . . . . . . . . . . . .12

75 Corbin Turkelson . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OL/DL . . . . . . . .5-7" . . . . . .200 . . . . . . . . . . . .12

76 Logan Hess . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OL/ DL . . . . . . .6-3" . . . . . .245 . . . . . . . . . . . .12

77 Drew Seymour . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OL/ DL . . . . . . .6-3" . . . . . .310 . . . . . . . . . . . .12

80 Tommy Zipp . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .TE/ DE . . . . . . .6-3" . . . . . .215 . . . . . . . . . . . .12

81 Devin Drain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .WR/ DB . . . . . . .6-1" . . . . . .180 . . . . . . . . . . . .12

89 JJ Bottomley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .TE/ DE . . . . . . .5-9" . . . . . .170 . . . . . . . . . . . .11

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By Chris Fiel

KALKASKA – TheCharlevoix Rayders fin-ished the season on a posi-tive note, coming awaywith a 28-26 Lake MichiganConference victory on Oc-tober 21.

Janael Kelly ran for 125yards on 17 attempts andsenior Andrew Potterrushed for 102 yards on 22carries and scored a pair oftouchdowns to lead theRayder offense.

"It was nice for our sen-iors to go out on a winningnote,” Charlevoix coachDon Jess said. “Kalkaskabattled hard and it was aback and forth game, wehad several kids step upand make plays when weneeded them, this teamhad its ups and downs, butalways played hard and I'mproud of them."

The Rayders jumped outto an early 12-0 lead, butthen the Blazers cameroaring back by scoring 20unanswered points before

Charlevoix was able to stopthe onslaught.

Charlevoix respondedwith a Potter 2-yard touch-down and a Jamael Kellyconversion to tie the con-test 20-20, before the Blaz-ers tacked on anothertouchdown to take a 26-20advantage heading into thefinal quarter.

Charlie Hamilton took a6-yard pass from TannerCatt to even the score at 26,and Kelly punched in theconversion for the finalscore of the night.

Charlevoix’s Marc Dur-kee preserved the Raydervictory with an intercep-tion with just over aminute remaining in thegame.

“I thought our offensiveline did a great job and An-drew Potter and JamaelKelly ran hard and did anice job of protecting theball,” Jess noted. “TannerCatt managed the gamewell from the QB position,and defensively, Marc Dur-kee once again came up

with a big interception for

us at the end.”

Catt finished 7-of-20 pass-

ing for 65 yards, while

Hamilton was the re-ciepant of five of thosepasses for 43 yards and the

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Charlevoix wins season finaleCHARLEVOIX 28, KALKASKA 26

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Sam Eakes #60 Andrew Mitchell #65 Jarod Reibel #66

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the scoring act as hecrossed the goal line on afumble recovery that hetook back 43 yards.

Leading the defense wasCoby Herriman with ninetackles, Greyson Speiglehad seven, and AndrewRobarge and Josh Hoganfinished with six each.

Charlevoix bows toElk Rapids elk rapids 7, Charlevoix 6

CHARLEVOIX – Afterknocking off rival oppo-nents East Jordan andBoyne City on eachschool’s homecoming the

previous two weeks,Charlevoix looked to de-liver yet another victoryas they celebrated theirown homecoming. It wasnot meant to be, as ElkRapids was able to getpast the Rayders 7-6, on acold, wet and windy nighton October 14 at KipkeField.

The Elks were able toget into the end zone earlyand held their ground asthe Rayders threatenedbut were unable to punchit in after junior TommyZipp brought Charlevoixto within one on a 43-yardrun midway through thesecond quarter.

“It was nice to seeTommy break one,” Ray-der coach Don Jess said.“He's been working hardall season.”

After the score by Zipp,both teams were able tomaintain drives but bothcame up empty. Turnoversplayed a big role in stop-

ping some of those drives."I was very happy with

our kid’s effort tonight, itwas a nasty night and theweather didn't do us anyfavors, but that's typicalhomecoming weather forus,” said Jess. “We turnedthe ball over a few timesin the second half and Ithink that was the differ-ence in the ball game. ElkRapids did nice job run-ning the ball and eatingup the clock.”

Leading the Charlevoixoffense was junior JamaelKelly, as he piled up 58yards on 11 carries, whilesenior Andrew Potterrushed seven times for 40yards, and Charlie Hamil-ton caught three passesfor 24 yards.

Junior Andrew Robargeled Charlevoix’s defensewith 16 tackles and recov-ered a fumble, Potter wasclose behind with 14 tack-les, and Coby Herrimanalong with Greyson

Speigel each finished with11 tackles.

“Defensively, I thoughtRobarge and Potter hadreal good games,” Jessnoted. “We've got onemore game left and it willbe a challenge playing atKalkaska, it would be niceto see these seniors go outon a winning note."

Both teams now stand at3-5 overall, 3-3 conference.

Charlevoix travels toKalkaska on October 21for a 7pm Lake MichiganConference contest.

Homecoming CrashersRayders defense keeps Ram-blers out of the end zone

Charlevoix 8, Boyne City 0

BOYNE CITY – For thesecond week in a row, the

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Charlevoix Rayders wereentertained by opponentsHomecoming festivities,and for the second time,they were able to spoil theevening with a hardfought defensive effort incoming away with an 8-0,Lake Michigan Confer-ence victory at Earl Broth-erston Field on October 7.

After an opening driveby that saw the Ramblerspunt it away, the Raydersmoved the ball 39 yardsthat resulted in a BoyneCity defensive stand totake over on downs at theRambler 33-yard line, eachteam took turns puntingfor the remainder of thequarter.

Charlevoix then got onthe board first at the 9:32

mark of the second quar-ter as Boyne City quarter-back Jay Redman wastripped up in the endzone, making it 2-0 Ray-ders. Boyne City startedtheir drive at the Rambler2-yard line after a per-fectly placed punt by Ray-der Charlie Hamilton.

After the safety, eachteams returned to playingtough defense, resultingin more work from eachteams punter.

The lone touchdown ofthe game came after theCharlevoix defensestopped Boyne City on4th-and-9 with 3.5 secondsto go in the half. Instead ofsitting on the ball andbeing content with a 2-0lead, the Rayders went tothe air as quarterback An-drew Potter found an openHamilton who thenpitched the ball to a trail-ing Jamael Kelly whodarted into the end zone

for an 8-0 Charlevoix leadas time expired in the firsthalf. The two-point con-version attempt was nogood.

“This was an excitinggame to be a part of,” anelated Rayder coach DonJess said. “I knew going inthat Boyne would give usa heck of a game on theirhomecoming. We had a lotof different players stepup and make playstonight, even though wecame up short on a fewdrives and should've putmore points on the board,but I give a lot of credit toBoyne.”

The second half beganwith the Ramblers turn-ing the ball as Potterpicked off the first of histwo interceptions.Charlevoix then traveleddown the field for a driveof 42 yards, but again, theRamblers stopped theRayders on fourth down at

the 3-yard line with 7:14 togo in the contest. Theteams would then tradepunts once again. Thefinal two drives of thethird quarter would resultin each team turning itover on downs.

In the final quarter, theRayders moved the ball upthe field on two separateoccasions only to turn itover on downs and thenmissed a 27-yard field goalwith 3:21 remaining. OnBoyne City’s first drive ofthe fourth quarter saw theRamblers move the ball 40yards but that came to ascreeching halt as Potterpicked off an errantBradley Fouchia halfbackoption pass attempt with2:06 to go.

The Rambler defensewould then hold the Ray-ders to 3-and-out on theirnext possession, and tookover and proceeded to

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move the ball 63 yards towithin striking distancewith under a minute toplay, highlighted by a 40yard completion from JayRedman to Fouchia.

After a Rayder penaltymoved the Ramblers tothe 10 yard line, seniorMarc Durkee made one ofthe biggest plays of thenight as he intercepted apass in the end zone thatwas intended for BoyneCity receiver Noah Aller.The pass had hit Aller andbefore it contacted theground, Durkee snatchedthe ball and corralled itwith 42.8 seconds remain-ing in the game and pre-serving the shutoutvictory for Charlevoix.

The win was the Ray-ders first over Boyne Citysince the 2006 season, asCharlevoix improved to 3-4 overall, 3-3 conference,while the Ramblersslipped to 3-4 overall, 3-3

conference.Leading the Charlevoix

offense was Kelly with 95yards on 20 attempts andhad two receptions for 22yards, while Potterchipped in with seven car-ries for 25 yards. Potter,the Rayders starting quar-terback, went 3-of-4 for 25yards passing and thetouchdown, and backupQB Tanner Catt was 4-of-9for 76 yards. Hamiltonrushed for 26 yards andcaught three passes for 61yards, and Tommy Zipphauled in one pass for 15yards.

Defensively for the Ray-ders, River Gauthier fin-ished with eight tackles,Andrew Robarge hadseven, while Catt and Pot-ter had six apiece. Potterhad two interceptions,while Gauthier was in ontwo sacks, and Durkee fin-ished with one intercep-tion.

“Once again, I thoughtour defense played tough,”Jess noted, “And any winwe can get on the road is agood win, especially inthis rivalry."

For the Ramblers, Red-man was 9-of-21 passingfor 110 yards, while Kee-gan LaBlance caught fivepassed for 46 yards, andFouchia had two recep-tions for 48 yards.

Fouchia also rushed 10times for 33 yards to leadthe Boyne City groundgame, Kerey Kuheana fin-ished with 13 yards oneight carries.

“On offense, KeeganLaBlance made some re-ally nice catches and thenruns, Rambler coach DonNohel said. “We picked upseveral critical firstdowns because of his ef-forts and Bradley Fouchiaalso made some nicecatches and ran the ballhard.”

“We need to becomemore consistent in orderto be the best footballteam we can be,” Nohelnoted. “We made toomany mistakes againstCharlevoix to win thegame. We’ll isolate thingswe need to improve on,challenge the kids to workon those, and keep work-ing to get better.”

Zach Wandrie had 18tackles and a sack to leadthe Boyne defense, whileKuheana finished with 17tackles and two sacks.Trey Reinhardt made 16stops, Garret Smith had 15and Fouchia and AlanManross each finishedwith 12 tackles.

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PASSING LEADERSCompletions Attempts Yards Yds/Att Comp %

Cody Crain 155 261 1856 7.11 59%Don Jess 84 146 1510 10.34 58%Adam Wood 97 171 1507 8.81 57%Jeremiah Teuscher 88 147 1346 9.16 60%Chris Waha 88 130 1302 10.01 67%

RECEIVING LEADERSReceptions Yards Yds/Rec

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2011 .......4-5-0..........444........170-144

2010 .......3-6-0..........333........100-225

2009 ......6-4-0 ..........600 ......272-209

2008 ......5-5-0 ..........500 ......243-270

2007 ......3-6-0 ..........333 ......201-233

2006 ......8-2-0 ..........800 ......246-143

2005 ......6-4-0 ..........600 ......174-194

2004 ......5-4-0 ..........556 ......159-157

2003 ......1-8-0 ..........111 ......133-270

2002 ......2-7-0 ..........222 ......102-268

2001 ......5-4-0 ..........556 ......215-181

2000 ......6-4-0 ..........600 ......253-222

1999 ......1-8-0 ..........111 ......118-282

1998 ......4-5-0 ..........444 ......264-317

1997 ......2-7-0 ..........222 ......138-306

1996 ......3-6-0 ..........333 ......113-189

1995 ......4-5-0 ..........444 ......112-147

1994 ......3-6-0 ..........333 ......139-223

1993 ......3-6-0 ..........333 ......194-267

1992 ......7-3-0 ..........700 ......223-197

1991 ......7-2-0 ..........778 ......272-111

1990 ......5-4-0 ..........556 ......218-151

YEAR ..........W-L-T ............WIN % ......PF-PA

1989 ......7-2-0 ..........778 ......186-94

1988 ......3-6-0 ..........333 ......160-213

1987 ......6-3-0 ..........667 ......246-176

1986 ......4-5-0 ..........444 ......128-160

1985 ......4-5-0 ..........444 ......144-173

1984 ......6-3-0 ..........667 ......195-137

1983 ......4-5-0 ..........444 ......110-114

1982 ......3-6-0 ..........333 ......156-144

1981 ......7-2-0 ..........778 ......250-142

1980 ......5-4-0 ..........556 ......110-129

1979 ......4-5-0 ..........444 ......132-147

1978 ......6-3-0 ..........667 ......166-117

1977 ......9-0-0 .........1.000 ....267-76

1976 ......7-2-0 ..........778.......123-53

1975 ......7-2-0 ..........778.......203-76

1974 ......5-3-0 ..........625.......150-112

1973 ......6-2-0 ..........750.......156-131

1972 ......4-3-1 ..........562.......101-105

1971 ......4-4-0 ..........500.......82-140

1970 ......3-3-2 ..........500.......97-85

1969 ......6-1-1 ..........812.......149-79

1968 ......4-4-0 ..........500.......164-103

YEAR ..........W-L-T ............WIN % ......PF-PA

1967 ......6-2-0 ..........750.......256-84

1966 ......4-2-1 ..........643.......120-100

1965 ......5-2-1 ..........687.......139-51

1964 ......3-3-2 ..........500.......92-102

1963 ......6-2-0 ..........750.......172-89

1962 ......7-1-0 ..........875.......167-76

1961 ......2-5-1 ..........312.......91-141

1960 ......4-2-2 ..........625.......167-147

1959 ......8-0-0 .........1.000 ....260-19

1958 ......8-0-0 .........1.000 ....321-0

1957 ......4-4-0 ..........500.......120-80

1956 ......4-3-1 ..........562.......142-81

1955 ......7-1-0 ..........875.......132-50

1954 ......6-1-0 ..........857.......153-33

1953 ......6-0-0 .........1.000.....135-31

1952 ......4-2-0 ..........667.......72-42

1951 ......4-1-1 ..........750.......13-6

1950 ......7-0-0 .........1.000 ....192-24

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RAYDERS HISTORY: 1950 TO PRESENT

teNNiSBoys Varsity (Home Matches in Bold)

August 24 ......Friday............................St. Ignace..........Home ...................7:00August 30 ...Thursday ............................Glen Lake ...........Away ...................7:00Sept. 7 ............Friday ..............................Grayling..........Home ...................7:00Sept. 14 ...........Friday ...........................Elk Rapids ...........Away ...................7:00Sept. 21 ..........Friday .............................Kalkaska..........Home ...................7:00Sept. 28 ..........Friday .........TCSF (Homecoming) ..........Home ...................7:00October 5.........Friday ...........................Boyne City ...........Away ...................7:00October 12 ......Friday ....................Harbor Springs ...........Away ...................7:00October 19 .....Friday ........................East Jordan..........Home ...................7:00

August 23 ...Thursday ............................St. Ignace ...........Away ...................6:00August 29Wednesday ...........................Glen Lake..........Home ...................6:00Sept. 6 ........Thursday ...............................Grayling ...........Away ...................6:00Sept. 13.....Thursday ..........................Elk Rapids..........Home ...................6:00Sept. 20 ......Thursday ..............................Kalkaska ...........Away ...................6:00Sept. 27 ......Thursday...........TCSF (Homecoming) ...........Away ...................6:00October 4..Thursday..........................Boyne City ..........Home ...................6:00October 11 Thursday..................Harbor Springs..........Home ...................6:00October 18..Thursday .........................East Jordan ...........Away ...................6:00

fense. He makes his shareof tackles, but he alsomakes plays, which al-lows other people to maketackles.”

Boyne City travels toEast Jordan, whileCharlevoix host ElkRapids for Homecomingat 7pm on October 14.Both games are LakeMichigan Conferencematch-ups.

Rayders stingy defenseblanks East JordanCharlevoix ruins Red DevilsHomecomingCharlevoix 22, east Jordan 6

EAST JORDAN – It isthat time of year, theleaves are beginning tofall and the weather takesa 30 degree plunge in amatter of hours, that’sright, it’s time for Home-coming in NorthernMichigan.

This week it was EastJordan’s homecoming asthey played host to theCharlevoix Rayders in aLake Michigan Confer-ence match-up, where theRayders looked to gainsome momentum headingtowards a playoff run,and the Red Devils werelooking to break into thewin column.

The Rayders were ableto snap a two-game losingskid as they improved to2-4 overall, 2-2 conferencewith a hard fought 22-0victory, behind theirground game and somestellar defense on Septem-ber 30.

Charlevoix took a slim2-0 lead into the halftimebreak on an Andrew Ro-barge safety, before the of-fense got untracked andfinally found the endzone.

Tanner Catt danced hisway in on a 22-yard scam-per, while Jamael Kellyand quarterback AndrewPotter both scored on 10-yard runs.

Rayder workhorse JakeMcLean carried 13 timesas he rushed for 128yards, Kelly ran 10 timesfor 52 yards, and CharlieHamilton had a pair of re-ceptions for 22 yards.

Leading the Charlevoixdefense was river Gau-thier and Drew Seymourwith 11 tackles each,while Andrew Robargehad a stellar performancewith 10 tackles and a pairof fumble recoveries to goalong with his safety.Greyson Spiegl finishedwith eight tackles includ-ing a sack, and Clay Heisehad a fumble recovery.

"This was a hard hittingfootball game and Ithought our defense did agreat job bottling up theiroffense,” Charlevoixcoach Don Jess said. “Ithought this was a goodwin for our football team,East Jordan played a goodgame and our kids reallycame out and executed inthe second half, but wehave to eliminate thepenalties if we're going toimprove. Andrew Robargehad a great game defen-sively and it was nice tosee Jake Mclean find hisstride on offense."

The shutout was thefirst for Charlevoix sinceit blanked the Red Devilsduring the 2009 season.

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August 25 ..........Saturday...................8:30...........................Benzie Central InviteAugust 29 ..........Wednesday ..............3:30 ...............................East Jordan InviteSeptember 8.....Saturday..................9:00...............................Classic Mud RunSeptember 15....Saturday...................10:30 .....................House on the Hill RaceSeptember 22....Saturday...................9:30....................................Petoskey InviteSeptember 29....Saturday...................9:00................................Carson City InviteOctober 4...........Thursday ..................4:00.................................Mancelona InviteOctober 11.........Thursday ..................4:00 ....................................Belvedere RunOctober 16.........Tuesday ...................TBA...........................LMC ChampionshipsOctober 20.........Saturday...................TBA....................................Manistee InviteOctober 27.........Saturday...................TBA ................................MHSAA RegionalNovember 3.......Saturday...................TBA ......................................MHSAA State

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August 18 ...........Saturday ...................8:30....................................Pellston InviteAugust 25 ...........Saturday ...................8:30......................................Leland InviteAugust 30 ...........Thursday...................12:00...............Boyne City Tri-meet w/HSSeptember 8.......Saturday ...................9:00..................................Petoskey InviteSeptember 13.....Thursday...................7:30.........................................Elk RapidsSeptember 15....Saturday ..................8:30 .............................Charlevoix InviteSeptember 18.....Tuesday ....................7:30.......................................East JordanSeptember 19.....Wednesday...............7:30.................................................TCSFSeptember 25.....Tuesday ....................7:30.............................................GraylingSeptember 29.....Saturday ...................9:00.....................Morley Stanwood InviteOctober 2...........Tuesday ...................7:30 ..........................................KalkaskaOctober 4...........Thursday .................7:30 .......................................Boyne CityOctober 6............Saturday ...................8:30 .............................Suttons Bay InviteOctober 9...........Tuesday ...................7:30 .......................................Elk RapidsOctober 11.........Thursday .................7:30 .....................................East JordanOctober 16.........Tuesday ...................7:30 ...........CHX Tri-meet w/HS & TCSFOctober 18.........Thursday .................7:30 ...........................................GraylingOctober 25..........Thursday...................7:30 ...........................................KalkaskaOctober 29..........Monday.....................TBA................................MHSAA DistrictsNovember 6........Saturday ...................TBA ..............................MHSAA RegionalNovember 17......Saturday ...................TBA ...........................MHSAA State Final

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The Red Devil defensivecharge was led by Wingateand Richards with 12 tack-les each, Ben Walton fin-ished with 11, and DillonSweet chipped in withseven tackles. Noah Bac-chus also picked off a passfor East Jordan.

The Rayders travel toBoyne City on Friday, Oc-tober 7, while East Jordanvisits Elk Rapids on thesame night. Kickoff forboth games is 7pm.

After strong start,Rayders falter downthe stretch

Grayling offense too muchto contain

Grayling 48, Charlevoix 33

GRAYLING —Charlevoix knew comingin that they were facing avery talented Viking team,but still managed to getout to an early 13-0 lead asthey forced Grayling intoturnovers on their firstthree possessions of thecontest, but could notquite hold on as theVikings roared back in thesecond half, outscoringthe Rayders 28-6 to comeaway with a Lake Michi-gan Conference win onSeptember 16.

"I was real happy withour kid’s effort tonight,”Charlevoix coach Don Jesssaid. “They gave it every-thing that they hadagainst a very goodGrayling team, we had a

few costly turnovers early,but I thought our offensefinally started to click.”

With about a minute toplay in the first half, theVikings, looking to carrymomentum into thebreak, went to their air as-sault, as quarterback ZaneTobin found Devon Daw-son for a 70-yard strike,but on the ensuing onsidekick-off attempt,Charlevoix’s Marc Durkeesnatched the ball up andraced 56 yards for touch-down and a 27-20 Rayderlead.

“We'll learn from thisand continue to get bet-ter,” Jess noted, “We'relooking forward to ournext home game at Kipkefield vs. Traverse City St.Francis”. (Game on Sep-tember 23 at 7pm)

The Rayders, 1-3 overall,1-1 conference, were led byJamael Kelly with 63yards rushing on 16 at-

tempts, while quarterbackAndrew Potter went 11-of-17 passing, with two inter-ceptions for 148 yards andthree scores. Potter alsoadded 53 yards on theground on nine carries,including a 1-yard TD run.

Rayder receiving ma-chine Charlie “Hands”Hamilton hauled in sixpasses for 60 yards and apair of touchdowns, JoshHogan caught threepasses for 35 yards and aTD, and Tommy Zipp fin-ished with two receptionsfor 27 yards.

Leading the defense wasCoby Herriman with ninestops, while Myles Kerrfinished with eight tack-les. Charlevoix was able toforce the Vikings into fiveturnovers, as Jared Reibelrecovered two fumblesand Sawyer Russell one,while Tanner Catt and


Shane Sutherland eachhad an interception.

For Grayling, Tobin fin-ished 17-of-32 passing for243 yards, 3 touchdownsand two picks, while RileyZigila rushed for 144 yardsand three scores.

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Potter to Hamiltonduo leads the wayfor CharlevoixCharlevoix 46, harbor springs 6

CHARLEVOIX — Afterscoring a combined 27points in their first twocontests of the 2011 sea-son, the Charlevoix Ray-ders nearly doubled thatagainst the Rams as theoffense looked like a welloiled machine pickingapart the Harbor defensein a 46-6, September 2,Lake Michigan Confer-ence victory.

Rayder quarterback An-drew Potter was on fire,tossing three scores toCharlie Hamilton onpasses of 71, 17, and 14yards. Potter went a per-fect 6-of-6 on the night for130 yards. Hamilton’sthree TD catches totaled102 yards.

Potter also found theend zone twice more as heplunged in on a 2-yardscore, and returned an in-terception 40 yards for atouchdown.

“Andrew Potter had astrong game on both sidesof the ball and our de-

fense was tough onceagain.” Charlevoix coachDon Jess said.

The victory, the firstthis season for Charlevoixwho fell to both St. Ignaceand Maple City Glen Lakeby a combined 11 points intheir first two contests.

"This was a good teamwin, it was nice to see thekids hard work pay off,”Jess noted. “It was just afun night of football atKipke field and our kidsplayed hard.”

Tanner Catt went 3-of-3passing for 38-yards, in-cluding a TD pass of 17-yards to Jake McLean andJohn Boss rumbled infrom 13 yards out for ascore. Rounding out thescoring was Josh Hoganwith a two-point conver-sion catch from Potter,and Hamilton booted apair of extra points.

McLean rushed ninetimes for the Rayders for54 yards to lead the rush-ing attack.

On defense forCharlevoix, 1-2 overall, 1-0conference, GreysonSpegel led the way withnine tackles, while Cattfinished with two inter-ceptions, Potter had oneinterception and added afumble recovery and RiverGauthier and Jared Reibeladded sacks.

The Rayders will makethe trip to Grayling for akey Lake Michigan Con-ference battle on Friday,September 16.

Rayders lose heart-breaker in overtimeGlen lake 12, Charlevoix 6

CHARLEVOIX – A latecomeback by Charlevoixfell short in overtime 12-6on September 1, as the

Rayders tied the gamewith about a minute re-maining in their homeopener, but were not ableto convert the extra pointattempt.

Quarterback AndrewPotter found a streakingCharlie Hamilton for a 16-yards touchdown to tie thescore at 6-6, and after theRayders missed the extrapoint, had another chancein the overtime, andmissed a field goal.

The Lakers were able tofight their way in from 5-yards out in overtime togive the Rayders an 0-2start to the season, thegame which featured backand forth action by bothsquads, also saw bothteams commit fourturnovers.

"This was a great highschool football game,”Charlevoix coach DonJess said. “As much as Ihated to see us lose, Icouldn't have been hap-pier with our effort, ourkids played hard and wejust had some toughbreaks tonight.”

Potter finished the night10-of-19 for 168 yardsthrough the air, and therecipient of six of thosepasses was Hamilton whofinished with 91 yards.

John Boss led theCharlevoix ground gamewith 36 yards on eight car-ries and Jake McLeanrushed nine times for 26-yards.

Andrew Robarge led thedefense with 12 tackles,Potter added eight andtwo interceptions, whileTanner Catt and MylesKurr also finished with apick each.

River Gauthier andShane Sutherland bothfound the quarterback fora sack each.

“We improved for our

first game and we'll con-tinue to get better." Jessnoted.

Charlevoix, 0-2, hostLake Michigan Confer-ence rival Harbor Springson September 9.

Charlevoix comebackfalls shortRayders will build uponstrong second half rallyst. ignace 26, Charlevoix 21

ST. IGNACE — After aslow start, the CharlevoixRayders came roaringback in the second halfagainst a strong St. Ignaceteam, before falling to theSaints 26-21 on August 26.

Charlevoix fell behind20-0 at the half, as the Ray-ders were unable to gettheir offense going assome first game jittersand miscues led to thedeficit.

After a halftime of ad-justments and words ofmotivation from coachDon Jess, the second halfproved to be an entire dif-ferent Charlevoix footballteam.

Jake McLean used hisbreakaway speed, avoid-ing the Saints defense ashe scampered 39-yards fora touchdown, Andrew Pot-ter took to the air for a 35-yard touchdowncompletion to CharlieHamilton, and John Bosspounded in a 4-yard runfor the other Rayder score.Hamiltion tacked on eachof the Charlevoix extrapoints.

Leading the Rayders ondefense was Andrew Ro-barge with 12 tackles.

Charlevoix, 0-1, playshost to Maple City GlenLake, 1-0, on September 1.




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