Local Sports: Huron league picks football, volleyball teams
NEW BOSTON – Airport’s football team is reaping the rewards from sharing the Huron League football championship with Riverview.
Cooper Nye, Jack Mills, Nolan Zajac, Colin Nowak, Isaac Kemp, Matt Foor and Brett Moore all have been named to the first-team All-League team chosen by league coaches.
Graham Junge, Brian Booms, Mike Beaudrie and Rocco Breslin of Flat Rock also made the first team along with Micah Smith, Brennan Caldwell, Ryan Anderson and Josh Luciow of New Boston Huron; Ben Carter, Brock Cousino, Ethan DeLand and Evan Marcon of St. Mary Catholic Central, William Gaskell V and Brody Lopez of Milan and Luke Beaudrie of Jefferson.
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Included on the second team were brothers Silas and David Satneck, Zak VanBuskirk, Jack Buck, Jacob Hanning, Blake Haliburda and David Jankowski of Airport, Drew Booth, Alex Gillum, Jaycob Pieprzyk and Adam Szalay of Flat Rock, Colton Marenette, Drew Ladach, Austin O’Dell and Earl Shepard of Huron, Ian Foster, Drew Harris, JJ Hawkins and Jon-Marc LaVanway of SMCC, Elijah Cartwright and William Riddle of Milan and Malachi Pribyl of Jefferson.
The honorable mention list included Tristan Philbeck, Arjay Rhodes, Aidyn Stahr and Zach Livingston of Airport, Isaac Arrendondo, Jacob Hagen, RJ Percha and Evan Szalay of Flat Rock, Jacob Handyside, Austin Holloway, Todd Sinclair and Ashton Floyd of Huron, Anthony Caladino, Brady Hines, Buddy Snodgrass and Chase Terrasi of SMCC, Lukas Linzell, Jaxen Wourman, Chris Bergeron and Kam Ackley of Milan and Chase Cousino and Gabe Hall of Jefferson.
PREP VOLLEYBALL
Three each for SMCC, Milan
MONROE – Jessica Costlow, McKenna Payne and Madeline Dettling of league champion St. Mary Catholic Central and Malea Wourman, Madison Slack and Courtney Ney of runner-up Milan have been named to the All-Huron League first team selected by league coaches.
Peyton Zajac of Airport, Regina Thomas-Sierra of New Boston Huron and Sarah Giroux of Flat Rock also made the first team.
Second-team choices included Ashley Ruhlig and Jillian Anderson of SMCC, Lauryn Parris and Mariah Stines of Milan, Madi Boehm and Jade Mittendorf of Airport, Ava Ryan of Huron and Claire Boggs of Jefferson.
Analiese Flint of SMCC, Hailey Knox of Milan, Joelle Shrewsberry of Airport, Reagan Higdon of Flat Rock and Anna Boggs of Jefferson received honorable mention.
PREP SWIMMING
SMCC nips Mason-Ida
ERIE – St. Mary Catholic Central and Erie Mason-Ida battled down to the final event before SMCC escaped with a 96-80 victory Thursday.
Maya Zaleski and Kaylee Kamprath were double winners for SMCC and Elizabeth Wright, Katelyn Rutkowski and McKenzie Kidd also won events. Other standouts were Natalie Loughran, MaryAlice Lynch, Brigeta Yakoo, Brianna Lynch, Madelynn Scharf, Braelyn Runyon, Catherine Ambs, and Sunny Duran
Summer Smith and Riley Jacobs were the top scorers for Mason-Ida.
Mia Balcerzak. Sophia Sorg, Ellie Crawford, Sydney LaVoy, Lucia McClain, Rylee Shaffer, Ashe Etue, Natalie Lewis, Sidney Roderick, Taylor Collyer, Alli Ellis, Alexis Etue and Lexi Globensky all posted personal-best times.
PREP FOOTBALL
Sand Creek makes exit official
SAND CREEK –The Sand Creek Aggies will no longer compete in the Tri-County Conference in football but the remaining teams will play for a league championship with just three teams.
The Sand Creek Board of Education Wednesday approved the Aggies move to the Big 8 conference for the 2024 school year. Sand Creek will remain part of the TCC for all other sports.
"We are excited to add Sand Creek into the Big 8 Conference for football," Reading athletic director Mitch Hubbard said. "They are a solid, competitive, program that will be a great addition to our league."
The Aggies remain in the TCC for all other sports.
“We remain 100 percent committed to the TCC for all other sports,” Sand Creek athletic director Steve Walters said.
That leaves the TCC teams playing 11-player football down to Erie Mason, Summerfield and Whiteford. Those three teams will play each other in 2024.
"The TCC agreed for 2024 we will honor a TCC champ and all-league recognition for the athletes," Summerfield athletic director Kelly Kalb said.
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