Sports

The First Friday Big Gill Dash for Cash is back. Youths 17 and under are invited to put their fishing skills to the test in hopes of winning the first-place prize of $100. Participants may submit one fresh, never frozen, bluegill, … [Read more...] about First Friday Youth Fishing Contest September 1

MHS Athletic Director Don Price is pleased to announce additions to this year’s coaching staff. Joining the Wildcats are Jacquelyn VanZile, Varsity and Middle School Cross Country; Jeremy Reingardt, Middle School Football Assistant; Jordyn … [Read more...] about AD Announces Additions to Coaching Staff

Josh Jackson (right) acted as official chauffeur for brother Ryan during the Bluegill Frolic Parade, Ryan, otherwise known as ‘Turbo’ to News readers, is the new insurance agent at Abbott & Powers Insurance Services, Marcellus. by … [Read more...] about The Time has come! Football is here!

So, let’s be honest, if anyone should be excited that Harbaugh is getting suspended it would be me, but something isn’t quite right here. For those of you that don’t know, head coach Jim Harbaugh was suspended for the first four games due … [Read more...] about Is a Suspension for Harbaugh Fair?

For the most recent updates, visit marcellusathletics.bigteams.com/main/calendar Get your Wildcat gear at marcellusathletics.bigteams.com/main/enterstore/ … [Read more...] about Wildcats Fall 2023 Sports Schedule

We are entering into very weird and strange times. The Detroit Lions are relevant again! I know Lions fans; you are not used to seeing that or even hearing that. They are favored to win the division after putting together a very up and down … [Read more...] about Let’s Get The Lions’ Jinx Out Of The Way   

submitted by Coaches Dave DeCou and Kim Moe This past weekend the Michigan Interscholastic Track Coaches Association announced the 2023 Academic “All State” Teams. In order to qualify for this award, each team had to be selected as one … [Read more...] about Marcellus represented in MITCA Academic “All State” Teams

Bring your own snacks, beverages, and comfy chairs and enjoy the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup match between the United States and Vietnam, Friday, July 21, 8:30pm, at Patch & Remington, 115 E. Main, Marcellus. The United States, … [Read more...] about Patch & Remington Hosts FIFA World Cup Watch Party

A section of the Kal-Haven Trail State Park – a 33.5-mile-long trail connecting Kalamazoo with South Haven – closed Monday, July 17, through at least early 2024 for enhancements that include resurfacing and bridge replacements, among other … [Read more...] about ARPA-funded Kal-Haven Trail now underway

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ expanded pheasant release program offers hunters a unique chance to connect or reconnect with upland bird hunting. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ highly anticipated pheasant … [Read more...] about DNR expands pheasant release program for 2023

Ellie Buckhold, Holly, MI, proudly displays her new rod and reel after garnering first place honors in the first Big Gill Dash for Cash during First Friday, July 7. Ellie also won $100 for her Big ‘Gill. by Thomas Puleo Ellie … [Read more...] about Buckhold takes 1st in Inaugural ‘Big Gill Dash for Cash’

I remember in high school there was rumors of hazing for freshman athletes. I personally was never subjected to any but did see my fair share of some playful “hazing” to incoming freshman but nothing severe. But that was in 1994-98. Darn … [Read more...] about Hazing in Sports is Still a Thing?