Escanaba 10  Sault Ste. Marie 7

Rapid River 9  Cheboygan 0

Neenah (WI) 10  Marquette 4

Escanaba 5  Rapid River 1

Escanaba 12  Marquette 6

Rapid River 4  Traverse City Central 0

Neenah (WI) 4  Escanaba 3

Gladstone 8  St. Louis 0

Gladstone 6  Birch Run 1

Gladstone 3  New Boston Huron 0

Gladstone 7  Tawas 3

Gladstone: Tawas Tournament Champions

BASEBALL

Alpena 5  Negaunee 0

Escanaba 5  Gladstone Legion 0

Gladstone Indians 14  Negaunee 3

Cheboygan 3  Gladstone 2

Sault Ste. Marie 7  Gladstone 6

Gladstone 13  Sault Ste. Marie (ONT) 3

Alpena 4  Escanaba 3

SOCCER

2013 U.P. Girls Soccer Championships

Marquette wins Varsity Soccer Championship with wins over Hancock, Iron Mountain, and Kingsford.

BASEBALL

Negaunee 16  Superior Central 0

Negaunee 7  Superior Central 0

Alpena 4  Escanaba 3

Escanaba 10  Alpena 9

SOFTBALL

Escanaba 8  Cheboygan 7

Escanaba 5  Cheboygan 3

Ishpeming 13  Kingsford 6

Kingsford 5  Ishpeming 4 F/8

Norway 4  Negaunee 3

Norway 8  Negaunee 5

Norway: 2013 Mid Peninsula Conference Softball Champions; finished 9-0 in the MPC

GOLF

Munising Invitational – Pictured Rocks Golf Club – Munising

Girls Team Results

1. Gladstone 390

2. Escanaba 393

3. Munising 404

Medalist- Avery Rochester (Marquette) 81

Boys Team Results

1. Gladstone 319

2. Escanaba 326

3. Norway 335

Medalist: Phil Lamarch (Escanaba) 75

MLB

Detroit 2  Texas 1

Dead River Derby will welcome the Escanaba Rollin’ Hellcats to town on Saturday night. The bout will take place at Lakeview Arena.

The doors will open at 6pm, followed by the bout at 7pm. Tickets are $10 at the door.

Courtesy of Marquette Senior High School Athletics

Saturday, May 18, 2013 – Kaufman Sports Complex

Competing Teams:    Varsity:  Hancock, Iron Mountain, Kingsford, Marquette Varsity
JV:   Cheboygan, Hurley, Ironwood, Marquette JV

Admission: $5.00 per person – Gate fees defray the cost of City of Marquette for field use.

Schedule: Field 1: Hawley St Field near the entrance Field 2: Middle Field near the bathrooms

Additional Info: In case of inclement weather, tourney will be cancelled by 4 pm EST on Friday, May 17. Please send contact info on attached sheet.

A concession stand will be available by the new pavilion/bathroom facility on the North end of Field 2. Please help us defray the cost of hosting the tournament by purchasing items from the concession.

Event Rules:
No tents on spectator side of field
No dogs
No one behind team benches
All one color undergarments
2 sets of jerseys

Schedule

9:30 am Field 1                             Field 2
Hancock vs Iron Mountain        Marquette Var  vs Kingsford

11:00 am Field 1                           Field 2
Hurley vs Cheboygan JV            Marquette JV vs Ironwood

12:30pm    Field 1                    Field 2
Kingsford vs Hancock            Iron Mountain vs Marquette Var

2:00pm    Field 1                  Field 2
Ironwood vs Hurley            Cheboygan JV vs Marquette JV

3:30pm Field 1                                        Field 2
Iron Mountain vs Kingsford        Marquette Var vs Hancock

5:00pm        Field 1                        Field 2
Cheboygan JV vs Ironwood        Marquette JV vs Hurley

Rules
All MHSAA rules and procedures will apply.

The team listed second will be the home team and will be required to change if there is a conflict of jersey colors.

Yellow cards will not carry over to later games, but referees will be informed of the nature of the infraction.  Red cards will automatically disqualify a player for the rest of the tournament.

The home team will occupy the North bench and the away team the South bench.
Each game shall consist of 2-30 minute halves- no overtime periods. Half time will be 10 min.

Scoring for games will be 6 points for a win, 3 points for a tie, 1 point for a shut-out, 0 points for a loss, 1 point per goal (max. of 3)—maximum of 10 points per game.

Tie break rules: 1. Head to Head. 2. Goals for v Goals against. 3. 5 player shootout

TRACK & FIELD

Regional Track Meets

Division 1 at Escanaba

Boys Team Results

1. Gladstone 66

2. Menominee 43

3. Marquette 35

Girls Team Results

1. Marquette 82

2. Sault Ste. Marie 35

3. Menominee 25

Division 1 at Calumet

Boys Team Results

1. Kingsford 57

2. Houghton 40

3. Calumet 38

Girls Team Results

1. Negaunee 55

2. Houghton 43.5

3. Calumet 38

Division 2 at Westwood

Boys Team Results

1. Ishpeming 55

2. West Iron County 47

3. Hancock 41

Girls Team Results

1. West Iron County 77

2. Hancock 32

3. Westwood 29

Division 2 at Manistique

Boys Team Results

1. Manistique 72

2. Stephenson 39

3. Iron Mountain 35

Girls Team Results

1. Manistique 78

2. Newberry 57

3. Iron Mountain 22

Division 3 at Rapid River

Boys Team Results

1. Rapid River 53

2. Rock Mid Peninsula 24

3. Munising 23

Girls Team Results

1. Superior Central 35

2. Rock Mid Peninsula 34

3. Bark River-Harris 29

Division 3 at North Dickinson

Boys Team Results

1. North Dickinson 66

2. Forest Park 52

3. Lake Linden-Hubbell 47

Girls Team Results

1. Forest Park 73

2. Lake Linden-Hubbell 42

3. Dollar Bay 24

Division 3 at Baraga

Boys Team Results

1. Bessemer 73

2. Wakefield-Marenisco 44

3. Watersmeet 25

Girls Team Results

1. Bessemer 59

2. Baraga 41

3. Ontonagon 39

BOYS TENNIS

Kingsford 7  Iron Mountain 1

Munising 5  Gladstone 3

Negaunee 7  Westwood 1

Westwood 5  Gwinn 3

Menominee 7  Escanaba 1

BASEBALL

Marquette Blues 16  Marquette Reds 6

SOFTBALL

Houghton 2  Kingsford 1

Houghton 2  Kingsford 1

Escanaba 12  Pulaski (WI) 2

Escanaba 11  Pulaski (WI) 1

Ishpeming 17  Westwood 2

Ishpeming 16  Westwood 5

MLB

Texas 10  Detroit 4

Pittsburgh 7  Milwaukee 1

MARQUETTE, Mich. – United States Olympic Education Center Greco-Roman wrestler Kendrick Sanders helped Team USA defeat Russia in The Rumble on the Rails competition held Wednesday, May 15, in New York City’s Grand Central Station.

The competition consisted of two dual meets. One meet was between Team USA and Russia in Greco-Roman, and men and women’s freestyle wrestling with Team USA defeating Russia eight matches to one. The second meet featured a dual competition in men’s freestyle wrestling between Team USA and Iran, in which Iran overtook Team USA six matches to one.

Sanders, of Homestead, Fla. and a Northern Michigan University sophomore, did his part to help Team USA win its meet against Russia by defeating Asker Orshokdugov 1-0, 1-0 in the 66-kilogram weight class. Also winning in the Greco-Roman part of the event was Olympian and USOEC alumnus Ben Provisor, who defeated Ambako Vachadze of Russia, 1-0, 0-1, 1-0 at 74 kg.

Winning her match in women’s freestyle was USOEC alumna Helen Maroulis, who defeated Irina Kisel of Russia by pin, 2-0, 0:35 in the 55-kg weight class.

The event brought athletes from the United States, Russia and Iran together to show unity in an effort to help retain wrestling as a sport in the Olympics. The International Olympic Committee earlier announced possibly eliminating wrestling from Olympic competition starting with the 2020 Summer Games, a decision that will be finalized in September.

LEGION BASEBALL

Marquette Blues 8  Channing 5

BASEBALL

Negaunee 7  Gladstone 5

Gladstone 4  Negaunee 2

SOFTBALL

Marquette 4  Rapid River 2

Marquette 4  Rapid River 1

Norway 4  Manistique 2

Norway 15  Manistique 13

BOYS TENNIS

Marquette 7  West Iron County 1

Kingsford 8  Menominee 0

Westwood 4  Ishpeming 4

Gwinn 8  Norway 0

Negaunee 6  Iron Mountain 2

Escanaba 7  Gladstone 1

GOLF

Norway Invite

Boys Team Scores

1. L’Anse 331

2. Norway 335

3. Houghton 336

Medalist: Tristan Leaf (L’Anse): 73

MLB

Houston 7  Detroit 5

Pittsburgh 3  Milwaukee 1

NHL

Stanley Cup Playoffs – Western Conference Semifinals

Chicago 4  Detroit 1 (CHI leads series 1-0); Game 2 is Saturday at 1pm

Marquette, Mich.—United States Olympic Education Center athletes finished the 2013 winter semester by naming 25 student athletes to its All-Academic Team for earning a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. Although the semester is over, the athletes remain on-campus for additional training.

The Greco-Roman wrestling team is preparing for the University Championships taking place on May 24 in Akron, Ohio. Following the competition, the wrestlers train to compete in the World Team Trials, which are June 21-22 in Stillwater, Okla. The competition rounds out the 2012-13 season.

Members of the weightlifting team are training in Marquette throughout the summer. They will compete in the Pan American Championships June 22-30 in Caracas, Venezuela; the University Worlds July 6-17 in Kazan, Russia; and the Senior Nationals July 26-28 in West Chester, Ohio.

All-Academic Team Members:
Greco-Roman wrestling
Alan Alvarez, sophomore, pre-chiropractic, Miami
Austin Barton, sophomore, economics, Phoenix
Anthony Carmona, freshman, undeclared, Brawley, Calif.
Arthur Carmona, freshman, business management, Brawley, Calif.
Jason Chudzinski, junior, physical education, Colonie, N.Y.
Joseph DeNova, junior, business management/accounting, Fortson, Ga.
Ethan Dondlinger, junior, history, Slinger, Wis.
Toby Erickson, junior, English, East Helena, Mont.
Zeke Honegger, freshman, undeclared, Lake Zurich, Ill.
Max Nowry, junior, secondary physical education, Wheeling, Ill.
Mark Stenberg, junior, industrial technology, Lockport, Ill.
Isaiah Varona, freshman, biology/pre-medicine, Miami
Jessy Williams, freshman, sports science, Windsor, N.Y.

Weightlifting
Joshua Barnett, senior, computer science, Sanford, Fla.
Ann Bengry, sophomore, sports science, Marquette, Mich.
Ryan Borges, freshman, special education, Bradenton, Fla.
Max Cretcher, senior, physics/pre-medicine, Rochester Hills, Mich.
Jeffry Everson, graduate student, exercise science, Cedar, Mich.
Dan Gorelik, junior, international studies, Moorestown, N.J.
Brennan Jaquint, junior, sports science/pre-medicine, Evansville, Wis.
Holly Krzeminski, sophomore, undeclared, Port Charlotte, Mich.
Kyle LaJoye, senior, biology, Marquette, Mich.
Chris Lenahen, senior, biology, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.
Marc Spurlock, senior, sports science, Phoenix, Ill.
Andrew Wener, freshman, computer science, Munising, Mich.

GIRLS SOCCER

Marquette 7  Iron Mountain 0

SOFTBALL

Negaunee 15  Westwood 0

Negaunee 15  Westwood 4

Gladstone 4  Escanaba 1

Gladstone 6  Escanaba 2

Kingsford 11  Niagara (WI) 1

Kingsford 12  Niagara (WI) 5

Norway 14  Ishpeming 2

Norway 12  Ishpeming 1

BASEBALL

Marquette 8  Gladstone Legion 3

BOYS TENNIS

Iron Mountain 7  Norway 1

Negaunee 4  West Iron County 4

Kingsford 7  Escanaba 1

Munising 4  Westwood 4

Marquette 5  Menominee 3

TRACK & FIELD

Kingsford Invitational

Boys Team Scores

1. Kingsford 154

2. North Dickinson 102

3. West Iron County 57

Girls Team Scores

1. West Iron County 156

2. Kingsford 99

3. Forest Park 71

GOLF

Range Bank Invitational – Wawonowin C.C.

Boys Team Scores

1. Gladstone 325

2. Marquette 327

3. Iron Mountain 339

Medalist: Ben Lasecki (Gladstone): 77

Girls Team Scores

1. Gladstone 441

2. Escanaba 443

3. Iron Mountain 444

Medalist: Avery Rochester (Marquette): 77

MLB

Detroit 6  Houston 2

MARQUETTE, Mich. – The Northern Michigan University volleyball team will be hosting numerous camps this summer for players of all skill levels. Individuals can register online with the deadline of June 10 for all camps except the team camp. The team camp registration deadline is June. 14.

ADVANCED ALL-SKILLS CAMP

Instruction to include advanced volleyball techniques and strategies with an emphasis on individual volleyball skill development for the high school or college bound player.

Ages: 13-20
Dates: June 14-16
Times:    Friday 1:30-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.
Saturday 9-11:30 a.m., 1:30-4 p.m., 6-8 p.m.
Sunday 9 a.m.-Noon

Cost: Commuter: $115 per individual (Fee includes instruction and t-shirt)
Resident: $195 per individual (Fee includes instruction, t-shirt, housing and meals)

POSITIONAL TRAINING CAMP: SETTERS, ATTACKERS, LIBEROS

Instruction to include skill and positional development specific for attackers, setters and liberos. Open to all skill levels from beginner to advanced players.

Ages: 13-20
Dates: June 19-20
Times: Wednesday 1:30-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.
Thursday 9-11:30 a.m., 1:30-4 p.m.

Cost: Commuter $100 per individual (Fee includes instruction and t-shirt)
Resident $145 per individual (Fee includes instruction, t-shirt, housing and meals)

INDOOR DAY CAMP

Instruction included in the morning is position and skill development. Afternoon session will consist of team offensive and defensive system wash drills and team competition.

Boys & Girls
Ages: 13-20
Date: June 17
Times: Monday 1:30-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.
Cost: Commuter $65 per individual (Fee includes instruction and t-shirt)

OUTDOOR SAND VOLLEYBALL CAMP

Instruction included in morning session is ball control and skill development. Afternoon session will consist of two-player offensive and defensive system development and two-player competitive play.

Boys & Girls
Ages: 13-20
Date: June 18
Times: Tuesday 1:30-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.
Cost: Commuter $65 per individual (Fee includes instruction and t-shirt)
Location: Beaches near NMU Campus

HIGH SCHOOL TEAM CAMP

The NMU Team Camp is a competitively formatted camp for junior varsity and varsity girls. Instruction to include same day morning session positional and skill development. Afternoon and evening sessions will consist of team offensive and defensive system wash drills, team competition and tournament play. Teams may be separated based on varsity or JV levels.

Dates and Times:
Check in: Friday, June 21 – 1:00 p.m.
Check out: Sunday, June 23 – 3:30 p.m.

Vandament Arena
June 21: 1:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. – 8 p.m.
June 22: 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., 1:30 – 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.
June 23: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Tournament (lunch is provided)