
Today live from Marshall High School, it is River Valley taking on Cambridge.
Here the match coming up from WRCO Sports as we broadcast live for the right to go to the state tournament this next week in Green Bay.
More coming up on the Pratt Funeral Incrimination Service pre-game show.
Life is filled with decisions.
Some required and some optional.
And then, there are decisions we make by making no decision at all.
I'm Nick Hodge of the Pratt Funeral Incrimination Service in Richland Center in Muscaday.
We encourage you to gift yourself and your loved ones by making the decision to plan your final wishes.
Decide today to make that decision.
We'll be glad to support and help you at the Pratt Funeral Incrimination Service.
You can start that journey at PrattFuneralService.com.
When your face with a challenge of how you respond determines the real winners, Rural Mutual believes there's something more important than just winning or losing a game.
They believe that the team, school, and fans who support their athletes with dignity and class are the true champions.
Rural Mutual is the proud sponsor of the WIAA Rural Mutual Insurance Sportsmanship Award.
Since it started in 1965, from football to volleyball to soccer to tennis, the award recognizes more than team sportsmanship.
It recognizes that sportsmanship matters in your community as well.
Visit ruralmutual.com slash W-I-A-A and see how the team and community can work together to be true champions.
And remember, speeding and reckless driving are leading causes of injuries and deaths on Wisconsin roads.
Whether you're an athlete or a spectator, control your drive on the roads to keep all travelers safe.
Don't speed.
Don't be reckless.
Zero in Wisconsin.
Together, we can save
Meister Log & Wumber Company reminds all landowners your trees are a valuable asset.
You can rely on Meister Log & Wumber to help manage your timber's value today and for years to come.
Since 1936, they've been buying logs and standing timbers throughout Southwest Wisconsin.
Their professional forest management team can help your timber reach its full potential.
Call Meister Log & Lumber today 608-524-4412 and put professional timber management to work for you!
It is one of the busiest Saturdays of the high school sports year, culminating the fall sports season.
Sectional finals for soccer and volleyball matches coming up, including the Blackhawks and Cambridge.
And also it is cross-country action.
The state meet is wrapping up in Wisconsin Rapids this afternoon.
Ithaca Western scored 18 points in the second half or come from behind 18 16 win over visiting Black Hawk Warren in WIA playoff football last night.
Following the 18 16 win Ithaca Western now 10 wins without a loss will host a level three WIA playoff football game against Iowa Grant.
The Panthers won 38 nothing last night over Pepin Alma.
We'll focus on volleyball coming up when we talk to Mariah Hill head coach of the River Valley volleyball team
Santa's coming to court in Maine
Join us at Korten, Maine furniture and mattress on Saturday November 7th from 11 30 to 2 p.m.
For our annual photos with Santa we'll have cookie decorating the Walsh's ace hardware coloring contest and of course photos with Santa It's just $10 per child mark your calendars for November 7th at Korten, Maine.
We can't wait to see you
You can count on Cleppy Grain Service for a variety of innovative and customized hauling solutions.
Call 608-6045803.
You work hard to plant and harvest on time.
Jason will work just as hard to get your crops from the field to where they need to go.
Cleppy Grain Service, it's the best choice.
Call 608-6045803.
Hey, this is Corey at TC AutoWorks.
Tire season is here and we are rolling out the savings.
For a limited time, save up to $100 on a set of four tires we have dozens of brands to choose from.
Plus, don't miss out on our $59 full synthetic oil change.
Includes six chords, tire rotation, and multi-point inspection.
Don't forget to check out our growing inventory at TCAutoWorks.com.
Hurry up!
Call 383-1700 or stop by TC AutoWorks on
Highway 14 next to the bus barn.
Thousands
That quote says it all.
At Advanced Pump and Well Solutions in Richland Center, dependable water service isn't just a job.
It's a commitment.
With more than 50 years of experience, Chris Jarr, Larry, Shelley, and the team proudly serve residential, agricultural, and commercial water systems with professional installation, repairs, and 24-hour emergency service 365 days a year.
When your water can't wait, call Advanced Pump and Well Solutions at 601.
649-4488.
That's 649-4488.
All right, he'll join us on WRCO Sports.
Well, first of all, that Thursday night match was crazy.
From the coaching standpoint, what stands out about that win?
Well, our grit, I think, definitely stands out.
And our model this year has refused to lose.
And I think last night was definitely a testament to that.
definitely worked very hard for that win.
And we definitely refused to lose.
I mean, being down six, 11 and set five and battling back to win 15, 13 is a big one.
I mean, that's pretty exciting.
Yeah, she sure did.
I mean, we watched her in warmups and her warmup for great.
And I just kind of talked to her a little bit after warm-ups.
I said, hey, you warmed up great.
So be ready when we need you, if we need you.
And I just kind of noticed right away, I'm like, I think we need her.
I think we need that chemistry and that spark.
And she came in and did a great job.
She did exactly what she needed to do and having a couple of days off and getting healed and it worked in our favor.
Well, I think I took a time out when it was 5 to 10 and it was my last time out and I said girls this is it I said this is what we prepare for all season long This is why we're in the weight room.
This is what we work hard for and I said this is you know What big moments can happen for us if we just go out there and refuse to lose and I looked at all of them and I said I believe in you and I love you and you guys can do this and That was the turning point.
We
side it out right away and then we pushed back and I think Braille and served like six or seven serves in a row to get us the lead to 1312 and then we just held on.
We had the momentum and we just never let go of it.
Hill coming up in a moment from WRCO Sports.
The time for Medicare de-coverage renewal is here.
There's a lot to consider.
There may be better premiums, lower co-pays, and that important question of what your deductible will be.
If you need answers to any of these questions, stop at Center Pharmacy and Boscobell Pharmacy for your annual Medicare de-plan checkup.
Their staff and pharmacist can show you the details on your plan and other available plans.
Center Pharmacy and Boscobell Pharmacy want you to make the best choice for your Med-D plan.
It's their desire for you to have the best plan to assure positive health outcomes for you at Center Pharmacy on Orange Street in Richland Center and Boscobell Pharmacy in downtown Boscobell.
Just call and make your appointment today.
Serving the community for over nine years, Richards Insurance, we ensure your peace of mind.
It doesn't matter if you run a small farm that has been in your family for centuries or a large cattle operation, your farm is your future.
Richards Insurance Agency provides quality farm owners insurance from Rockford Mutual Insurance Company to protect your investment through and through.
With farm insurance expertise and a variety of coverage options available, you'll receive a policy tailor to the specific needs of your farming operations.
Contact independent insurance agent Dylan Lewis at 608-585-137 to secure your farm future today.
Hillman decorative keys are by one, get one at 50% off.
Mix and match selected 3M products by two, get one free.
Plus buy more and save more on Rust-Oleum Stop's Rust Custom 5-in-1 and low odor spray enamel.
Find these deals and many more at Walsh's Ace in Richland Center, Muscaday and Ace of La Crosse.
And as always, we appreciate your business.
Since 1959, Lakes Gas has been serving customers all over America's Great Midwest with reliable propane services and great prices.
From residential to commercial, 20-pound barbecue cylinders, two large bulk tanks, Lakes Gas is a dedicated professional supplier of propane.
They make propane services simple and customer-friendly with available automatic scheduled propane deliveries and online payment, plus after-hours assistance and on weekends for urgent deliveries during crisis situations.
Brian Hill joins us.
Mariah,
You know, I haven't had a chance to watch film yet.
Um, but from what I've kind of heard a little bit on paper, we're the better team.
Um, staff wise, I've gone and looked at our stats and kind of compared them to theirs.
We're definitely the better team, but you know, they're they're rolling through this sectional to just like we are.
So I think we're going to match up well.
Once I watch film and I'll know a little bit more.
I think we are bigger and I'm hoping that our experience really pulls out.
I know they have a senior setter that kind of looks like she's the leader of that team.
I checked her stats.
She's got great stats, but everything stats wise runs in our favor.
So I hope that that's a plus for us.
No, we haven't played anyone similar either.
So that kind of is stuck for us too.
You know, I'm at a loss here.
I'm going to definitely try to watch some film this afternoon.
My assistant coach is watching film right now as well.
So we're just going to kind of figure out a game plan, but really it's just up to us to play our game, do what we do.
use our strengths and work really hard on our side, keep our errors low and stay positive and stay focused.
Yeah, right.
We never know.
I mean, on paper, when I kind of looked at Verroqua too, it was very similar.
Um, we had played a similar, um, we had played an same opponent and we had beaten that opponent that they had lost to.
And I kind of compared Baroque to last year's mineral point team that we lost to in regional finals.
And luckily we have more experience on our side.
And I'm hoping that that experience pushes us through tomorrow too.
Man, it would mean everything.
I mean, these girls have worked so hard.
not only this year, but throughout the years.
I mean, they are true, true passionate volleyball players.
They love this game.
They love their teammates.
They have brought the culture of our program and set the standard.
And we're just really excited.
We haven't gone, we haven't had it gone to state since 2005.
And it would just mean everything to all of us, to the program, to the school, to the community.
And we're very hopeful.
I mean, we're excited and
We're running on all cylinders right now.
Yeah, absolutely.
Having a great crowd is always great.
And we were so lucky to be able to be at home all through this pole season run.
And I think we're going to have a big crowd tomorrow night.
I think everybody's going to be coming to Marshall to support us.
The game got moved up to four o'clock, which is great.
And we're so lucky to have an amazing student section too that really comes out and supports this team.
You know, keys for us is hopefully they can't stop LMIers.
And the rest of our team really contributes to put up some numbers too.
And we got to serve receive well.
We got to pass the ball so we can run the offense.
We're more than just fans of the game.
We're fans of every team, every player, and every community that makes it special.
Local sports are the heartbeat of our hometowns, and we're committed to honoring the effort, teamwork, and spirit they represent.
From the first whistle to the final buzzer, and from players and coaches to fans and officials, this broadcast is for you.
Thanks for joining.
This is Local Sports on WRCO Radio, where community comes to play.
play.
Yeah, we've been talking around and that is actually a big concern for River Valley is how they're going to serve, actually serve receive.
But other than that, and Cambridge does pass well.
Yes.
That's something that River Valley is going to have to be on the look out there on the defensive side of the ball.
You were saying earlier that the amount of tournaments they go to and the elite competition that they go to is
And comparing the schedules, though, it's nothing like Cambridge had.
Right.
So River Valley is well-tested.
And what I like about River Valley, they have some younger kids that just step up and play.
Here are the tournament especially.
And namely, Brooklyn White, a junior, Carly Birchfield, a junior, who's come back from injury to help out immensely.
They have just really, and you know, you start naming names, there's a lot of them here, but they've really gotten some strength and some players that have improved this year and have helped the cause.
Right now, officials are arriving at the court.
We're getting set to stand and face the flag.
Where is the flag?
Right above us.
Right above us, all right.
So we are ready to go with
The National Anthem today.
National Anthem time today at Marshall High School more coming up in a moment WIA a sectional championship volleyball today on WRCO FM 100.9 WRCO.com and the civic media app
Heartland Christmas Trees, your fresh connection for locally grown real Christmas trees during the holiday season, thanks you for your continued support.
A family business serving the area since 1978, Heartland Christmas Trees is proud to provide handmade wreaths, garlands and decorations, along with free shaking and netting of every tree.
Watch for Heartland Christmas Trees retail outlets to open during the next holiday season and plan to bring home the tradition of a real tree from Heartland Christmas Trees.
Shouldn't your insurance be too?
At Charles Gokinawer Insurance, they build business one relationship at a time.
Finding an agent you know and trust can make all the difference when you have a question or a claim.
The Gokinawer Agency is your representative of Mount Morris Mutual Insurance Company, serving Richland Center in the surrounding area.
Call the Gokinawer Insurance Agency today to experience fast, friendly service from its local staff for Mount Morris Mutual Insurance Company.
They'll be there when you need them the most.
Gokinawer Insurance Agency,
Richland Center.
Carrying for you and about you, that's the promise of Spring Green Healthmart Pharmacy.
They treat every customer like family, offering trusted care, quality products and exceptional everyday value.
With leading edge knowledge and a commitment to your health, they'll be there when you need them most.
Best of all, you'll be helped by people you know and trust.
Make Spring Green Healthmart Pharmacy your pharmacy.
Located in downtown Spring Green.
Welcome back to Marshall High School starting lineups are being announced for the folks that have gathered here And we'll share them with you wherever you're listening today in Southwest, Wisconsin starting lineups are sponsored by L&M salvage Every winning team needs the right parts L&M salvage sponsoring our starters and a look here tonight Ellie Gould number one a sophomore starting for Cambridge High School number two Tara Bentonhausen She is a senior Jill Thompson number four a senior number nine Macy Robin
in a senior number 10 Ella Jermaine a sophomore and a sophomore Cedar trainer number 11 Starting for the River Valley Black Oaks Paige Stafford number four number 10 Ashland Stokes number 11 Bella Devaney number 13 Josie Mahoney 14 Carly Birchfield back in the starting lineup Ella Myers number 16 and Kylie Smith number 22
River Valley pretty senior oriented other than Birchfield who is a junior in Stokes as well They'll make one last Circle of the gym and get ready River Valley fans Hank outnumbering the Cambridge
Oh my goodness.
Yes.
River Valley River Valley side of the court, which makes it good for us to be able to see a little bit better because they don't switch back and forth anymore.
Do they do not?
You know, some we did some this year and it was kind of the teams had to agree on it.
But here in the postseason, everybody has stayed on the same side.
Serve receive mode for Cambridge and there is the sir and they must up in the back row and it's going to be a point for River Valley a Muft attempt trying to pass that ball and that makes it a 2-0 lead to Vinnie with an ace She'll serve again River Valley with a couple of dribbles coming up
And the left-handed serve going to the far side fielded by Cambridge Pass to the right side going for the kill dumping it over there was Thompson ball to the right side for River Valley Stafford to the back row Set to the right side Cambridge bringing it and nice big attempt But it's going to go right in front of Bella to Vinnie and it's a point for Cambridge
Here's the serve dug by taffs passed to the right side.
There's Myers She is blocked and it is down on a big hit by number nine Macy Robinson and we're tied at two She looks like a good-looking athlete shoot one.
She can get up to To block yellow Myers you got to be able to do that right.
Yes, sir You do Serving will be Addison's your main from Cambridge River Valley you return it here near side staffer got it down
Paige
goodness I have just noticed that Phil Josie Mahoney will serve for River Valley leading three to two opening set here at Marshall There's the serve fielded now by Cambridge set to the left side They're going for the middle and nice dig there in the backside by Taffs now back to the Vinnie Myers gets it over
Cambridge works it to the left and they're gonna take a shot, but it's out of bounds AC Robinson missed the line and it is for to River Valley Mahoney will serve again Coming up now Josie with a serve down the middle of the floor cut off there by Thompson back to the right side shot is that is in on a big hit
By number 10 Ella Jermaine and it's 4-3.
Yeah Coming up for a serve is Robinson
Bulls at near side popped up by Divini passed by Stafford and now punched over by Haley birchfield Here's a quick set to the right side going if with a kill is going to be Robinson played by River Valley back to the net ball is up blocked by Cambridge and a Double hit on River Valley and we're tied at four River Valley playing at the net there
So far four to four.
This is I'm gonna go out and live and say this they look pretty even Yeah, right.
They're even at this point
Serving again Robinson from the back row Coming up line drives it down the middle field it now by River Valley popped up left side Mahoney passes Haley Birchfield takes a shot it is out of bounds 6-4 Cambridge I've only called Cambridge High School in football over the years never volleyball they played Ithaca In the play in the playoffs a couple times, but I know for sure 40 years ago
Here's the serve.
Oh, a nice one.
That's an ace.
That's what we've heard about Cambridge.
They get an ace serve on
Three-point lead for Cambridge.
Seven-four in the opener.
Robinson will serve again.
Steps up with a jump serve.
Polls at near side.
Dig by Divini.
Set for Myers.
Takes a soft shot.
Going to be blocked by Cambridge.
Back to River Valley.
Set to the left side, Stafford pops it over, fielded by Cambridge.
They work it left.
Here comes a big shot into the net for Cambridge and it's back to River Valley.
good student section for River Valley Myers with a serve our side dug there by trainer It sets it up taking a shot over the top nice take by Mahoney back to the right side to Vinnie bumps it over Cambridge setting it to the right and a little tip kills gonna be dropped over and in nice play there by Cambridge Getting it down was number seven Addison's your main that makes it eight five
They're closer school to this facility than River Valley There's the serve to many with the dig Mahoney sets it up near side taking a shot is white gonna be played to right side by Cambridge taking a shot now it goes for number two Tara Benton housing That makes it nine five Benton housing with a kill
Yeah, they have Nine five they lead it River Valley and serve receive mode.
We're underway in game one of the sectional final Here comes the serve popped up Myers passes to Mahoney sets it up for white tough one.
She got it over nice job
Cambridge going back to the middle now popping it over on set number two was Benton housing when those setters do that.
It's so deceptive You know what it is it really is we're gonna time out time out for River Valley 10 5 start for Cambridge here in the opener high school volleyball today from WRCO radio sports
Want to make your home a more comfortable place, but don't think you can afford a top brand heating and cooling system
Well, Carrier has the right solutions for every budget.
When you turn to your Carrier Expert, they'll show you our full lineup of best-in-class home comfort systems and help you pick the one that best fits into your home budget.
Because in this economy, who couldn't use a little more comfort?
Good oral health means better overall health, and Village Family Dental in Spring-Green is helping the community get there.
Patients are encouraged to brush twice a day, flush regularly, and visit the dentist.
Village Family Dental even has a full-time certified orthodontist.
People can schedule check-ups, cleanings, or a free orthodontic exam.
By stopping harmful bacteria before it spreads, Village Family Dental and Orthodontics helps protect more than just teeth.
At Village Family Dental, good health truly starts with a healthy smile.
Good start for Cambridge out of the timeout that'll be an ace serve for Jill Thompson that makes it 11-5 Thompson with the ace We are back and ready to go here for more of the sectional final action here at Marshall High School There's Thompson with a serve fielded by
about no
Ball in the near side Myers with a pass Mahoney back to the back side gonna be nice job by Myers and the back row attack Cambridge responds right side popping it over his trainer Here's a dig bite of any to Mahoney shot by Stafford kept live by Cambridge and they're gonna hit the antenna behind the official and out of bounds.
That's a point for River Valley 12 6 Valley just has
They were down 11 to 6 in the fifth game Paige Stafford serves this one fielded back line there by Cambridge are gonna work it to the right taking a shot that one is out of bounds on the attempt by trainer and River Valley a scored two in a row 12-7 Paige Stafford will serve again
Stafford steps up to the back row there is the shot going to be played back row there free ball over ball down nice hit by Carly
Cambridge left it hanging and Carly Birchfield does the rest Paige Stafford will serve again four-point lead for Cambridge
This one popped up to the back now passed to the right taking a shot over there is trainer Fielded now by River Valley.
I'll set birchfield again taps it over kept live by Cambridge And they get it over on hit number three River Valley diving at the net keeping it live birchfield going for the kill again Backline one hand saved by Cambridge hang to the block down by white That's pretty good.
River Valley hanging in there Cambridge has done a lot of good one-hand saves, but they have they've left it hanging a few times River Valley responding 12 9 score Cambridge with the ball going left side They're gonna take a shot blocked by River Valley kept live birchfield hammers it that one is out of bounds Just missed they did it just miss so 13 9 our score here at Marshall High School
Cambridge in the lead they will serve side out Ella Jermaine will serve the sophomore And here comes the surf fielded near by River Valley They'll punch it up and out of bounds really had a tough time in that first
Ed Ball's coming about 80 miles an hour at your ankles Here's the serve again a tough one field and now by white quick set for Birchfield takes it over the top played by Cambridge They'll take it over on hit number two kept live by white Mahoney sets it and here is Birchfield shot is up off of the tip and out of bounds a River Valley point Again Hannah and Carly Birchfield add a lot of excitement
No, oh my goodness battling back 14-10 the score the serve by Kylie Smith quick step pushed over by Cambridge Mahoney does the same pushes it back to Cambridge Here's a set on the outside taking a shot there is betting housing fielded by River Valley back to Birchfield takes it over down it goes Carly Birchfield on
set 1411 Cambridge Kylie Smith Senior defensive specialist coming up and here comes the sir got off by Cambridge quick set on the outside tough when they're gonna knuckle it over there by Bettenhausen Set by Mahoney right in the middle over with a left hand by white pushed back by Cambridge and out of bounds That'll make it 1412 River Valley within two points
They found some rhythm fill now they got to keep it going here.
Yep looking a lot better Kylie Smith Will take the ball to the left side field of there by Cambridge quick set on the outside Knuckling it over there is Davis ball to the right side birchfield for a shot blocked by Cambridge and now he goes Good block by Sammy Davis.
He's only a freshman.
Oh really?
15 12 Ball game score here.
Perfect timing there
That's a lot what volleyball is and River Valley has got it back trailing by three Cambridge for the serve Bettenhausen and his play bite of any knuckles it to the right side white passes to Myers Ella gets it over Here's a set to the middle punched over by their setter German and it's going to be knocked down River Valley tipped it He goes out of bounds it is 1612 and the scouting report the setter
German she really has played well, and I can see where she's a team leader Yes Number seven right in the middle Mahoney the same on the other side for River Valley the quarterbacks of the team the Vinny gets the dig Here's the set right side taking a shot that one is out of bounds for Brooklyn light well that barely missed though 1712 Cambridge up by five here in the opening set
WIAA tournament sectional action winners will play on Friday morning eight o'clock.
I think the first one today Yeah, here's the serve cut off by Smith going into the stands to retrieve it is Smith and then white and then getting it over his divinity Here's the set for Cambridge taking a shot the Vinnie defensively makes a dig attempt can't get it it goes down and now Cambridge leads by six 1812 that's big-time block Robinson
With the block number nine
watch her do that she found a spot right over the net to the left and no one was there Here's the serve by taffs fielded now by Cambridge a little off-balance hit number three They got it over all to the right side divinity now Mahoney front left back to the middle Myers slams it over fielded by Cambridge He'll try again on the right side taking a shot that is in Nice hit by Cedar trainer Line judge says in that was close
Glad that wasn't me 1913 Cambridge by six in the opener Trainer is back to serve River Valley and serve receive mode Trainer with the approach there is the serve and it's gonna be an ace As it goes down and out and that makes it 20 to 13 Hanks gonna retrieve it Nice job Hank timeout River Valley
Suddenly, they trail by seven.
We'll be back in 30 seconds with more from WRCO Radio Sports.
Founded by Farmers, Rural Mutual Insurance understands the unique needs of Wisconsin's agriculture industry.
Tony and Dana Doherty are committed to providing farm families with expert advice, personalized coverage and fast claims service.
As Wisconsin's number one farm insurer, you can trust Rural Mutual to keep your farm protected.
Call Tony or Dana Dourney at 608-647-2972 or stop by 261 East Court Street Sweet D Richland Center for a farm insurance quote from the leaders in the field Welcome back to sectional final volleyball got to be on your best behavior here Hank lots of cameras around when you
I'm gonna just say here and be good Phil you might get caught You know misbehaving or something.
Yeah, all right you too, Phil 20 to 13 Cambridge.
Here's the serve ball fielded near side on a diving dig by Tafts kept live Mahoney gets it over Here's a set to trainer in the middle ball up blocked by Myers back to Cambridge right side They get it over Lothi with a hit now birchfield sets it to the right side and knocked over by The black Hawks Mahoney nice play ball to the right side shot is up
And it is out of bounds
impressive to Robinson with the kill back to serve his Addison German Comes up with the right-handed serve on the left side It's gonna be played by taffs Myers sets it and Stafford gets it over diving dig Cambridge kept it going but they kept playing on hit number two and that's a point for River Valley 2115 Cambridge by six Josie Mahoney will serve
Josie on the right side gives the ball a spin looking in now couple of steps and Serve receive for Cambridge that one hugs the right side fielded now by Cambridge.
They'll set it up and miss the second pass So a couple of maybe lapses
Concentration for Cambridge
off here
Mahoney when she's serving good things seem to happen This one on the back line now played by Cambridge setting up left here's a shot over nice take by the Vinnie Mahoney sets Myers Ella dumps it over fielded out on the right side Cambridge taking a shot left blocked by River Valley.
That's gonna be a left call on Cambridge 21 18
All right, Mahoney will serve again Mahoney stepping up and there it is back line gonna be played by the little barrel player for Cambridge back to the right side Park Stover by German all to the right side for River Valley Myers down And it's a two-point set River Valley getting yellow Myers into the act again
She's been kind of quiet
I was looking down on my program and the oh 22 19 then So back to serve is Cambridge Myers had two in a row and now Cambridge will try here's the right side It's gonna be Stafford Mahoney sets it Myers dumps it over fielded by Cambridge.
They keep it going There's a tough shot by German played on the left side Mahoney now to Stafford dumps it over again
Again that that young lady boy.
I
you what she can find a spot I don't see how but she does it 22 to 20 and what happens is Cambridge is so concentrated on Myers and Burt's real about her all of a sudden here comes Paige Stafford Do they set it to her?
Well, that's impressive.
Nice job paid staff 22 20 Cambridge.
Here's the bell.
It's gonna be an ace.
Ella Myers gets it down.
It's a one-point set 22 21.
I'm gonna call it time out here
Cambridge will step away.
I think we'll keep it here for this one.
It's gonna be a short one and we're close to the end of set number one.
Yes,
Ella Myers will get the ball back from the official 22-21 Cambridge Here's the serve far side fielded now by Cambridge.
They'll set it to the middle now over the top nice dog Diving saved by Divinity nice job back to Stafford takes it over and kept live by Cambridge They dig it ball to the right side knuckle over by Thompson.
Here's the set by Mahoney birchfield for the kill block tip by River Valley and down it goes.
It's a point for Cambridge
23 21 Cambridge will serve Here it is pulls it left to Vinnie with a dig Mahoney right in the middle sets it back side for Stafford who takes it over
Back row Cambridge they'll set it up tough one driving it over there is trainer the Vinnie passes to Stafford She knuckles it to the right fielded back to the middle.
Here's a set by German shot over the top by Lofi.
It's gonna be down and Cambridge has game point 24 21 and a Lofi with the kill Serving is Jill Thompson of Cambridge
Cambridge in their blue and white River Valley black-and-white Game point Cambridge.
Here's the serve feel the bite of any set by Myers and white takes it to the back line of Cambridge Set to the right side going for the win and they will get it free ball back by Divini, but it goes out of bounds and it's set one win for
to a good Cambridge team.
We'll be back with more in a moment.
High School sectional final volleyball from WRCO Radio Sports.
Your vehicle works hard and so do the folks at Pine River Tire and Auto in Richland Center.
From new brakes and brake repairs to oil changes, routine maintenance and general auto repairs.
They're ready to help keep you on the road and now they're doing even more.
Pine River Tire and Auto offers small engine service, more blade sharpening and chainsaw chain sharpening.
From your driveway to your backyard, they've got you covered.
Stop by Pine River Tire and Auto at 243 East Court Street in Richland Center or call
608-649-3000 Pine River Tire and Auto.
More than just
Big projects or little fixes.
Get started at Ray's Duet Center in Spring Green.
You can find tools, home repair and remodeling supplies, sporting goods and small appliances all close to home.
Need a key cut, pipe threaded or window repaired?
Ray's can help with that too.
They also rent rug shampoos and offer free paint color matching.
Stop in for great deals and friendly hometown service.
Ray's Duet Center.
Helping the Spring Green area get the job done.
We're done!
They have the latest design and color options for commercial or residential doors and a custom door is no problem.
Maybe you already have doors that need attention.
The service technicians at Garage Door Express have the knowledge and courteous desire to make sure your garage doors work properly.
For a free estimate on new garage doors or service repair, call Garage Door Express at 604-4581.
So game number one goes to Cambridge and we're underway with set number two Here's the serve for the Valley hits it out of bounds on the opening serve and Cambridge leads one to nothing Ella Myers at three kills Carly Verch feels for in that opening set two kills for Cedar trainer two for Macy Robinson on the Cambridge side and
Here we go.
There's the serve by Cambridge near side dig by Kylie Smith back to the right side Myers knuckles it over fielded by Cambridge setting it up Robinson drives it over to Vinnie again with a one hand save back to Mahoney and now Birchfield down the line one hand save by the Cambridge players but they can't get it.
They go on the stands
River Valley Yeah, she's she's limping a little bit Yeah, I think you're right two to one is the score Cambridge will serve
Addison German will serve again for Cambridge this time around that one dug by Tafts Mahoney left side Stafford takes it over Backline Cambridge quick set in the middle taking a shot partially blocked by Myers on the hit by Robinson and now River Valley tries again If on the hit number three it goes low and hit four and that's too many Three one Cambridge Back to serve is German
Takes it over to the right side played now by Tafts.
Here's Mahoney setting up Myers Ella knuckles it over diving dig Cambridge that may have been out of bounds But they play it and this one is out of bounds on the hit by Cambridge three two You know you're you're in the motion, you know, you can't wait and see whether it's
Oh, yeah She's gonna take it.
She's gonna take a nice job and Ella is back to serve for three Cambridge in the second
Alice serves it to the left side dig there by Thompson back to the right by Gould and then knuckled over that time by trainer Here's the set to white shot is up blocked by Cambridge and River Valley called on the net That'll make it 5-3 This Cambridge
they
Serving again is Cambridge up by two in the second they won the opener 25 21 Myers with a dig Mahoney sets it left side white takes it over tipped by Cambridge They'll keep it going ball again.
They're gonna try it on the left shot is a block down by River Valley White is there nice job along with Stafford.
Yes, and that makes it five four Page Stafford will serve five four Cambridge in the second
Awaiting the official whistle and here we go.
There's the sir right side dug there by Thompson quick set They're gonna take it down the line on the hip by train or good dig by Myers Here's Mahoney.
There's Birchfield blocked by Cambridge back to River Valley again Here is a shot by Birchfield played by Cambridge going right side taking a shot getting it over the net nice dig on the back line by Stafford Myers gets it over and hit number three Cambridge tries again with a tip kill shot is in
Just about got me.
Oh, I had a good three or four minutes
the ball five to five ball game So that one missed almost got underneath the table, but not quite didn't unplug us or anything So that is good news What are we waiting for here?
Did they call that out or in I thought it was in I thought they called it
Out of bounds which would be a point for River Valley, right?
Checked with the line judge Yeah, right here.
We're going 5-5.
I think yep, they were gonna keep playing Paige Stafford with a serve What's it right in the middle played now by Cambridge set to the right side?
They'll take a shot again gonna be dug the back line by Stafford up on that by white Brooklyn white and
She's
Yeah, cuz I thought she was going right Six to six Tara Bettenhausen with the kill for Cambridge and now River Valley in serve receive mode
Tied at six.
Here's the serve cut off by white Myers near side and taking it over is Carly Birchfield Walked by Cambridge back again near side.
They'll try again Birchfield takes it over got it down not to be denied Carly Birchfield with a kill seven six River Valley Kylie Smith is in to do the service Cambridge wins the opener today 25 21 River Valley will serve
Kylie Drives it right down the middle field of there by Thompson pass back to the middle now taking a shot is up.
It's blocked by River Valley and
Seven seven in the second set.
There's the serve it goes to the right side and Smith back to Mahoney Birchfield knuckles it over got it down Carly Birchfield's having a game wow Eight seven She's got a couple of kills here in this set and serving now will be Braylon Tafts the senior gets the whistle eight seven River Valley Tafts with the serve and
Fielded by Cambridge.
They'll work it to the middle shot by Robinson block by Myers back to Cambridge.
They somehow keep it going and they'll get it over You've got a nice hit on that one ball to the left side birchfield softly taps it over one hand save kept live by Cambridge back to the right pushed over by trainer Back to the near side birchfield knuckles it back row Cambridge great volley tapped over by German back to the right side Myers and Birchfield hits the net and that's a point
For Cambridge in the back and forth set number two continues.
It is a date Yeah, great volley just didn't fall where they wanted it see it or trainer Back to serve for Cambridge River Valley in serve receive mode here in the second trainer with the serve cut off by Myers.
He'll set it for Birchfield She slams it over and got it in Harley Birchfield is just having quite a day
She's got three kills in the second set and Bella Vinnie Will serve for the black box I had nine eight in the second here at Marshall High School Here goes the serve Cambridge gets the dig there's trainers setting it up Robinson that boy hit the antenna and that's a point for River Valley On a little high and
that one went in
There's the serve fielded by Cambridge.
They struggled a little bit now back to the right side taking it over as Thompson Divini now Mahoney and then Stafford takes it to the back row Cambridge Getting a set to the right side taking a shot over that one ball is gonna be blocked up to the ceiling Tip by River Valley and it goes down.
That'll be a point for Cambridge
It's her and Myers in the front row right to the left It's gonna be set by taffs back to the right over the top there by Myers again Cambridge trying right side They get it over the initial block kept by by Stafford that could goes to Smith Page gets it over And here's a set by Cambridge in the middle shot on the run that one is out of bounds That'll be a point for River Valley
12 9 back up 3 Josie Mahoney will serve 12 9 River Valley again Cambridge took the opener by 4 Here's the serve line drive net serve.
You know, we haven't had a lot
here comes the up and the serve by Cambridge The set by Mahoney sets Myers on the right side ball up block back to River Valley.
Here's the set left side Here's Stafford taking it over one hand saved by Cambridge.
Oh my goodness on the floor They get it over back to Myers knuckles it over again Cambridge setting it right side.
There's Bentonhausen driving it back roll one hand saved by Tafts
Divini Myers over the shoulder bumps it to the back row Cambridge setting it again right taking it shot block down by speed stamper goodness That'll make it 13 10 Boy some volleys are
Through the generous support of the River Valley community and its dedicated fans, the Booster Club has been successful in fulfilling requests for everyday team needs for the athletic and FFA programs.
Recent contributions include huddle and crossover film service for basketball, volleyball, and the wrestle backers, boys basketball uniforms, scoreboards for the middle and high schools, and rental of an LED board and clocks for the cross-country invite.
By fulfilling these requests, the Booster Club is able to enhance the district sports program.
Go River Valley!
Yeah, yeah, that's fine
See it pick me up Sunday afternoon.
Well, I don't know we make it back by Monday morning probably not 1410 score here at Marshall High School a lead for River Valley again a 25 21 win for Cambridge Opened the sets this afternoon this best of five So sometimes you don't know what the delay is about
All right, river valley is got the serve alamire is stepping up black ox by four There's the play by gold back to the right side German with an ice set gets it over left side for the Vinnie Here's Mahoney to Stafford goes with a left hand that time played by Cambridge back to the middle They like that knock it over by Benton house a nice dig there by the Vinnie kept live Stafford tries again softly takes it over There it goes to the right side for Cambridge taking a hit there was Thompson
Very nice job back to the right side now pushed over by
the floor after that one German with the kill and it makes it the three-point set 1411 River Valley here in the second
Here's the approach of the serve by Thompson Divini passes down to Mahoney and now in the middle Myers shot is up blocked by Cambridge tip by River Valley They keep it going back to Divini who gets it over Cambridge tries again.
There's another shot that one Divini plays out when it comes into the stands and it's a point for Cambridge They just got a couple of shots in a row now Bentonhausen and German in the front row and that makes it 1412
Here we go again Serve belongs to Cambridge River Valley and serve receive mode leading by two points Here's the approach by Jill Thompson jump serve right side and River Valley can't play at its down for an ace 14 13 Yeah,
even in my prime if I ever had when I couldn't have feel of that Here comes the serve bar side played by Myers Set to the right side white takes it down the line one hand saved by Cambridge back to the floor They almost got it back all the way from the back of the gym.
That's a River Valley point 15 13 Brooklyn white put a charge into one And Carly Birchfield is back in on the left
Fact of the birchfield sisters are both in the front along with Brooklyn white and Paige Stafford will serve and that one is going to be called I think Cambridge was not in the right spot and there's a point for River Valley But I think one of the players may have had a foot out of bounds So they're discussing it with the judge on the floor Meanwhile, he's trying to explain what he called and
So explaining it to the players of Cambridge that makes it 16 13 in favor of River Valley
all right 17 14 Cambridge gets a point at the side out this one cut off by white Mahoney right side in here is Birchfield driving it over fielded by Cambridge pushed over Mahoney gets it at Carams the left side Birchfield saves it
Now punched over by Mahoney.
Here's the set by Cambridge going for the kill right side Myers with a dig back to the net free ball up Blocked down by Davis kept live by River Valley Birchfield with left hand
down That was a nice shot Now it is 1814 Carly Birchfield with another big hit Kylie Smith will serve Four-point edge for River Valley here in the second set Kylie Smith
Coming up with a couple of dribbles in there is the serve cut off there in the back row by Cambridge nice play by Thompson ball to the left side knocked over by German on the right side block at the Madden down on the River Valley side by Sammy Davis again just a freshman 1815 River Valley played against a really good freshman the Schwartz girl from River Valley or from Veroque with the other night Gonna be some outstanding
volleyball in the next
Here's the serve Jim got really quiet there for a moment Smith to Mahoney back to the right side white shot up blocked by Canberra point for River Valley That makes it 1915 black box With the lead and Braylon taffs will serve Braylon gets the whistle Steps up and there is the serve it goes over and that one is
Yeah, oh Cambridge let it go.
It's an ace.
How about
take it taffs with the ace here comes her next sir This one floated to the right side played by Thompson tough one.
They'll pass it trainer takes it salvages it to the back row taffs Mahoney birchfield down the line
River Valley leads 21 15 Got a timeout though Carly Birchfield has really helped them carry them through the second set Six-point lead for River Valley going to the break 21 15 here in the second set high school volleyball from WRCO sports
They extend their gratitude to all their clients, whether their projects are big or small.
The dedicated professionals and technical staff are the backbone of Jule Associates success.
Jule Associates engineers salute the River Valley Blackhawks for their outstanding achievements on and off the field.
Jule Associates engineers, proud to be a part of your success, and go Blackhawks!
if they can just finish it we'll be fine Six-point edge for River Valley 2115 trying to even up the match at one here today Here comes the serve by taffs
Fielded by the Cambridge poi and the right side ball up blocked by Myers back again to the left side Here's a set now birchfield knocks it over back to Cambridge's back row.
Here's another set knuckle again over there is Robinson Saved by River Valley birchfield on the near side down it goes He is playing something else here coming back from injury 22 15 River Valley leading by seven
Raelyn taffs will serve it Here goes the serve pulls it right down the middle fielded there by Robinson back to the left side taking a shot over that one is Out or is it not they
in Joe Thompson gets the kill that makes it 22 16 So serving will be number 11 cheater trainer River Valley by six
22 16 side out Cambridge Blue Jays trying to make a comeback.
Here's the serve Fielded now by Smith pushed to the left side shot by Myers back row Cambridge We're gonna set it up.
There's a big hit there by Thompson.
Nice dig to mini set for Myers softly over and down She does that
Bella the Vinnie will serve River Valley needs two more to go out here in the second set the Vinnie with the serve Cambridge feels it to the net there's a quick set into the net and 24 20 go 24 16 lead game point.
Yeah, sir
Bella Da Vinnie back to do the honors River Valley trying to finish the mission here in the second set Game point River Valley Da Vinnie with that left-handed serve Fielded now by Gould here's the set to the left side taking a shot over and Down for Cambridge are still alive 24 17 German with the kill
Back to serve is Addison German.
There's Ella on the left side.
Here's the set right side over blocked by Cambridge that one goes in and it's 24-18 Yes,
We're all even here at Marshall High School.
Cambridge is 1-1, River Valley is 1-1.
We knew it was going to be a marathon today, not a sprint.
We're going at least four.
We'll be back with more in a moment after the Dairyland Transportation High School Sports Update here on WRCO and WRCO.com.
Therieland's transportation of Richland Center knows what it takes to meet the needs of customers in a fast-paced world.
It's similar to the commitment high school athletes make.
Dairyland Transportation is proud to salute all high school athletes with the Dairyland Transportation High School Sports Update.
Also a victory for Cochrane Fountain City over Cadont, 21-18.
Iowa Grand Advanced to play Ithaca Weston.
After the Panthers 38-0 victory against Pepinama, Ithaca Weston scored 18 unanswered points to defeat Blackwell.
War on 1816 last night.
In Division 6, it was a victory for Bonduelle over Belleville 41-14 and Kenosha St.
Joseph Catholic, Edge Cuba City, 28-21.
In Division 5, Darlington over Winnebago Lutheran, 35-7.
Nouglares, 49-0 over Chilton.
Also West Salem, 36.
Aquinas, 29.
LaCrosse, Logan, a winner against Mount Hurabarnavel, 49-27.
Eight player football, Belmont 48-6 over Oakfield.
That's it for the Dairyland Transportation High School Sports Update.
I am Phil Knee.
Your freight has somewhere to be.
Dairyland Transportation helps get it there.
Based in Richland Center, Dairyland handles refrigerated cargo and general freight, plus cold and dry storage.
Looking for your next driving opportunity?
Ask about dedicated runs, weekly home time, competitive pay, and benefits.
For shipping, storage, or driver opportunities, call Dairyland Transportation at 608-649-3044.
That's 649-3044 Dairyland Transportation.
Visit DairylandTrans.com.
This is set number three played by River Valley that one caroms into the stands nice say Oh, they did save it brought back now to the left side Cambridge taking a hit over the top that time by Robinson Set in the near side birchfield down the line diving did Cambridge free balls it over.
There's a whistle and a Well that violation that's on Cambridge
One nothing number four River Valley leading one nothing Bella Da Vinnie will serve One set of peace here at Marshall High School in River Valley has the initial point in set number three Da Vinnie serves again Cut off on the right side Cambridge sets it shot is over tipped by River Valley kept live by Da Vinnie There's the set on the near side Stafford goes left-handed Cambridge saves it back to the middle and now left side taken over and
Taking a shot and down is Jill Thompson 1-1 score Thompson comes back strong Cambridge does a good job of passing the ball
Played on the left side by River Valley.
They're getting at the Stafford takes it over tip now kept live by Cambridge ball on the right side shot over and down for Ella German and that'll make it two to one Cambridge Ella German gets the kill River Valley's done a good job of blocking him though and kind of frustrating him here as this game has gone out There's the serve back line taffs Mahoney to Myers she'll take it over left side now to Cambridge and
Working it now on the right side hitting it over and a big hit on net violation against River Valley.
I think that was the initial call Now the officials are coming over these this is the second time I've seen officials have headsets Yeah, and that works out pretty well now.
They're calling on a conference But if you have a headsets you don't necessarily need to have all the conferences
And Josie Mahoney is back to do the service honors.
Steps up and there's the serve nice dig by Thompson back to the right side taking a shot over blocked by River Valley and down it goes Ella Myers with a piece of it Three to two black ox Josie Mahoney will serve again for River Valley Cambridge and serve receive mode Mahoney steps up drives it to the left side Cambridge Saves it now.
They're gonna get it over on the hit by Sherman
Back to the right side to Vinnie and now taking a shot is Birchfield back row Cambridge They'll work it to the left side and into the net on a hit by Thompson and River Valley leads by two four to two
and River Valley leading by five seven two Josie will serve again Steps up and here is the line drive serve field of air on the back line by Fisher back to the right side shot up blocked by Myers But it tips and lands in bounds at the point for Cambridge That'll make it seven three four point edge Cambridge with the side out
That is number nine Macy Robinson Robinson starts right side.
Whoa tough serve it goes
as an ace.
I thought it was gonna hit the net I did too Seven four Cambridge strikes back with an ace Robinson will serve again Gets a couple of dribbles.
Here's the serve
Near side let go out of bounds.
She missed the back line.
It's right back to River Valley 8-4 the score Ella Myers will serve for River Valley Ella coming up and the plants went on the right side fielded by Cambridge passed now to German back to the right side knuckle over the Benton housing Here's Myers setting up Hague Stafford dog on the back line there by Fisher set to the right side and over the top by Thompson
Played by the Vinnie right side Stafford again diving dig Cambridge keeping it going back row shot tips the net and drops in for
All right three-point set and Cambridge will serve Jill Thompson gets the whistle
River Valley and serve receive mode Thompson serve a tough one diving dig there by Myers set now for the left side not knocking it over his white Cambridge tries taking it on the right Lothi gets it over here's his set back to the near side Stafford hits the net and it drops back on the River Valley side That'll be an eight six ball game Cambridge will serve River Valley and serve receive mode
Here's the serve left side dug there by Stafford set by Mahoney knuckle over the left hand there by white Right side now.
It's gonna be Lothi taking the shot and it is out of bounds hit the line judge.
It'll be a point for River
Play continues now River Valley leading by four paid Stafford with the serve fielded now by Cambridge They'll set it up on the right side taking it over there is Lofi kept live now by Stafford to Mahoney shot into the net by Haley birchfield that'll make it ten seven Ten seven ballgame here at Marshall High School our sets are even at one in case you're just joining us Cambridge won the first here's the serve
Gonna be fielded now by Stafford back to the right side getting it over his white left side dug by German right side dropped over by German again to the right side some Myers from the back road drives it over Fielded by Cambridge setting it left taking a shot over all Myers got under it kept it going all of the right side shot up by Birchfield blocked back to River Valley Myers from the back road drives it over played by Cambridge and knuckle over and down on the big hit by the center Addison German
And it is 10-8.
Carly takes it over, diving big by Cambridge, getting it back now to Vinnie.
Back to Birchfield, knuckles it down the line.
One hand saved by Cambridge, taking it to the middle and now punching it over and out of bounds is Cambridge.
That'll make it 11-8 River Valley.
So River Valley will serve with Kylie Smith going in to do the honors Smith will get the whistle River Valley leading by 11 to 8.
There's the serve fielded by Cambridge right side German now pushing it over his Benton housing back row River Valley left side There's Birchfield muckling it over got it down River Valley really dominating they really are
pounding it 14 of that is 12 8 I should say 12 8 River Valley and here in the third set Kylie Smith takes one to the far side played by Cambridge quick set on the right ball is over by Lothi played now by River Valley back to Birchfield takes a shot at what is in as well 13 8 Wow
Carly birchfield with three more kills to her total here in this third set and Kylie Smith will serve Gets the ball back from the official Kylie Smith awaiting the whistle from the official Steps up and there it is far side field of there by Gould.
There's a set by German Tom shot is gonna be out of bounds
That'll make it 14-8 River Alley
Just
left-side hitters.
They really don't
There it is bar side played now by Alyssie back to the right side knuckling it over and down on a hit by Macy Robinson that'll make it 15 10 And called Macy's name for a while back in the front row
Had an ace earlier in the set Cedar trainer will serve to River Valley Trainers steps up and here's the line drive serve out about
they are it's like baseball put it in play make them make errors Here's the serve field a little left side by Cambridge up Myers blocks it down Cambridge left that first pass up there hanging and Ella takes it 17 10 ballgame score here in the third Serving will be Bella Da Vinnie for River Valley
Fellow with a couple of dribbles now coming up with that left-handed serve Pass by Fisher now set up on the right side knuckling it over is Robinson kept live Mahoney on hit number two hits the net and Down on the River Valley side 17-11 side out Cambridge
as soon as she hit it you saw her face that she hit it should hit it too low there
Roll miss so going out to serve will be number eight Marsh that makes it 1812 River Valley and serve receive mode again the winner of this one jumps up in the match two sets to one Big match here it is Macy Robinson will serve pulls it over the right side Stafford now to Vinnie near side and Haley Burchfield hits it over
Played by Cambridge again to the right side taking a shot is up blocked by birchfield right side Stafford dumps it in Page Stafford got the care on and put it in
Whether working in the garage or cleaning up the daily driver, Napa Auto & Truck Parts has the right products at the right prices.
Save on a three-pack of Grease Monkey Mechanics Utility Gloves for $11.99.
Seafoam for $8.79 each.
Your choice and free all-deep penetrating oil for only $9.99.
Right now you can save on CRC breakling brake parts cleaner and on Rain X windshield wash.
Shop rich in center of basketball for products that keep vehicles clean all year long.
Napa, get the good stuff.
Not every school it seems like has a volleyball following every you know some some are better than others I know over the years Southwest teams usually outnumber the visiting fans Especially in the Madison area.
It seems like there's the serve by Myers Ball set on the right side taking it over with a shot the very nice play in the back row back to Stafford shot is up blocked by River Valley and now Birchfield sliding in the stands can't make the save that's a point for Cambridge
tell you what these athletes I'm 1913 River Valley by six here in this third Here comes the center by Thompson dig by Divini kept by by Hailey birchfield Myers gets it over from the back row played by Gould quick set tipped over by German
Played in the back row by River Valley, now set for Stafford, front left, drops it over.
Played now by Cambridge, blocked back by Myers.
Ball goes to the right side, now Mahoney sets it up in the middle.
White takes it over for River Valley.
Ball on the far side for Cambridge, taking it down the line.
Myers again, another great dig.
Back to the right side, Stafford gets it over and it is down.
River Valley is winning all of its points on the left side.
Every one of them.
20 to 13 they lead it Paige Stafford puts the smack
Things going River Valley's way and they are they're making sure they're making their own breaks here Here goes Stafford again River Valley needs for to win the second set.
There's the set by Thompson quick pass to the right side knuckled over by Lothi Birchfield now in the middle Haley drives it over the right side now to the left for Cambridge.
They'll take it over Lothi got it in That'll make it 21 14 and a Lothi with the kill
That's her first in this third set Ella German will serve again seven point lead for River Valley, and they can't play it that'll be an ace 21 15
gonna see Bray look
taffs coming in Taffs back left for River Valley and now serving will be Ella German German coming right at taffs taffs will bump it to the right side Mahoney and now Divini gets it over
Cambridge setting it to gold back to the right side dumped over by Marsh played by River Valley ball blocked by Cambridge comes back on the hit by Mahoney back to River Valley Haley Burchfield hits it into the net and now Cambridge has come back to get within four they are so many
wasn't even close
for 22 17 River Valley back by five now They will rotate around taffs goes out coming back in is white Kylie Smith will serve for the Blackhawks 22 17 the score Kylie coming up and there is the serve
Played by Cambridge on the right side German to the middle driving it over there.
He's Lothi Set now to Haley birchfield shot on the way and that one is blocked and yeah on the line That's gonna be nice play by Cambridge.
They got
Myers now Mahoney Carly Birchfield dumps it over that one is in oh my goodness head ball had eyes 2318 timeout Cambridge We will keep it here for this one River Valley in the lead 2318 the match is even at one River Valley needs two points to change that take the lead
Our action sponsored on WRC or radio by raise do it best center and Rockwell automation sponsoring our table in the corner here today Our table in the corner and
did
Whether working in the garage or cleaning up the daily driver, Napa Auto & Truck Parts has the right products at the right prices.
Save on a three-pack of Breeze Monkey Mechanics Utility Gloves for $11.99.
Seafoam for $8.79 each.
Your choice and free all-deep penetrating oil for only $9.99.
Right now you can save on CRC breakling brake parts cleaner and on Rain-X windshield wash.
Shop rich in center of basketball for products that keep vehicles clean all year long.
Napa, get the good stuff.
With Quick Crete fast-setting concrete mix from All-American Duet Center, you'll get projects completed faster.
Time is everything, so why sit there waiting?
Quick Crete fast-setting concrete mix in the red bag will set faster and leave you waiting less.
Used for fence at deck posts, sidewalks and steps, basketball hoops or mailbox posts, so why spend extra time waiting for concrete to dry?
Get Quick Crete in the red bag at All-American Duet Center in Tomas, Sparta and Richland Center.
We are making great progress, but there remains a shortage of WIAA licensed officials for a number of high school sports in Wisconsin and nationwide.
We owe a debt of gratitude to those that have committed their time and effort to ensure we are able to sustain education-based athletics because without officials there are no games.
If you have what it takes to make the right call, please don't hesitate.
An exciting and rewarding experience is calling you.
So let's get your license as a sports official by clicking Becoming an Official on the WIAA website homepage to get started.
Engage in the conversations about high school sports in your community and throughout Wisconsin.
Take your tablet, smartphone, or cell phone and follow the WIAA on its X accounts at WIAAWI for general information and at WIAAWI State for state tournament updates.
You can also friend the WIAA on Facebook and find him on Instagram.
Contact the WIAA today.
Welcome back to Marshall High School River Valley up two sets to one here some stats from set number three 25 19 the final Ella Myers with four kills including the one on the winning point five kills for Carly Birchfield Paige Stafford as an ace three aces for Josie Mahoney That was a huge run.
Mahoney with a serve dug in the back row by German ball over and down it goes Cambridge getting a drop hit there by number nine Macy Robinson that makes it one to nothing Cambridge will serve They need to really get the momentum back that they had in the opening set Otherwise River Valley is gonna be making some state plans Cedar trainer.
There's the cutoff by Myers back from a honey Myers over down it goes
second One-to-one where even here comes the serve For Bella Vinnie and it's placed to the right side Feared now by Cambridge.
We're gonna try a shot on the back line and it is ends as a line judge Yeah, I think it was a tip and it was tipped as well.
Yeah
All right, so that makes it two to one Robinson getting a couple of points here early on Addison German will serve German pops this one up drops it out of bounds
Mahoney with the serve, and it's going to be played by Cambridge.
They're going to pinball it around and get it over on the hit by Robinson.
Set now near side for Stafford.
Ball tipped by Cambridge.
They'll keep it going now, and now punching over on the back row there is German.
Kept live on the dig bite of any.
Back to Stafford, hits it, back row.
That one popped up into the stands.
Off the dig attempt by Fisher, and we're tied.
I
River Valley has got all the momentum on their side can do no wrong right now Josie Mahoney will serve that one popped on the far side dug there by Fisher set up now for Cambridge driving it over is Robinson Set up on the right there's Stafford taking it back row Cambridge makes the play Trainer on the right side dumps it over kept live Stafford hit it up and it almost made it
That's just
It's over your eye Here's the serve gonna be fielded now by Stafford pass to the right side knuckle it over his staffer to one hand Back it goes to the right side punched over now by Cambridge River Valley struggles juggles and they can't get it That's down on the floor and four to four
Had to clear out after that ball came at her and left over the chair.
All right So five to four River Valley Leading by one again.
They're up in the match two sets to one Ella Myers with the sir Cambridge with a pass there's German on the right side punching it up blocked there by Benton housing now back to Cambridge again shooting it over nice dig by Divini back to the middle Bailey birchfield muckles it over
Cambridge tries again.
They set it to the left ball is up blocked by River Valley nearly out of bounds played by Cambridge Right side taking a shot there is Thompson.
Nice dig by Divini set now Stafford dumps it over played by Cambridge again to the right side knuckling it over is Thompson and here is the set for the far side Haley Birchfield hits it into the mat
Trying to time the setup by Josie Mahoney five to five Here in the fourth Cambridge needs to win two more River Valley needs to win one Here's the sir played by Myers Mahoney sets it and now Haley birchfield hits it It was a tip.
It was out.
It was out.
They are waiting to see whether it was tipped or not the judges say no Six to five Cambridge
They go up eight to six.
That was a tough one to handle.
Yeah, where they're back to, you know, where their serves are tough.
And that was an ace for Ella German.
The sophomore back again.
Lucey's leading by two in the fourth.
There's the serve.
Played by Tafts.
Mahoney passes.
They're going left again.
Birchfield takes it over.
Fielded by Cambridge in the middle.
Punched over by Robinson.
All over the top by Birchfield.
Haley Birchfield got a kill.
ballgame score here Cardinals of Marshfield the hosts the black Hawks and the blue Jays battling it out and set for Kylie Smith will serve for River Valley black Hawks trailing by a point that sir That'll give it back to the blue Jays side out that makes it nine seven
Still a long way to go Cambridge tried to fight for
its volleyball
and
for it because it's so close to the line Braille and taffs will serve nine eight score drops that went over softly is going to be fielded by Cambridge taking a shot that one is over and saved by Kylie Smith Almost made it over the shoulder going toward the stands almost made it over the net.
Yes, you did That'll make it ten eight.
It's a great effort great effort Now these girls will go up the stands and almost through wall
All right ten eight blue Jays over the box here in set number four River Valley is leading two to one of you just joining us today Sectional final the winner goes on the state.
Here's the serve It's gonna be played by the Vinnie, but it's gonna carry him into the stands and that'll make it eleven eight Cambridge Good serve Cedar trainer with the ace
For Cambridge River Valley serving to be near the midway point of set number four Here is the serve going far side played by the Cardinals Pass to the right taking a shot over as Thompson nice dig to Vinnie that bled by Myers and now punched over by Mahoney again set to the right side for Cambridge they take a shot that was gonna go for Jill Thompson that makes it a 11 I'll make that 12 9 I believe 12 9 yep
Wasn't sure if she'd already put the point on the scoreboard.
They're really fast at that.
They are got it on there All right, here's the serve by Cambridge set by Mahoney Myers softly taps it over and in She went with a soft tap.
She did got it just in bounds Again, she can see the whole floor when she's up there Phil.
Yeah, that's right She sees it really well.
She does finds the opening 12 to 10 Cambridge leading Josie Mahoney will serve
Josie places it left going now by Cedar trainer now in the middle dropping it over there is Thompson Played by River Valley nice saved by tabs back to Mahoney gets it over Here's the quick set taking a shot over one hand saved by test kept live by oh my goodness by Birchfield It's back to Cambridge again shot is up blocked by River Valley and out of bounds The officials say no there in fact River Valley thought Cambridge was in the net
No, they they thought they tipped it on the way back out 1310 Cambridge boy now that was a volley That's exciting right there.
There are some highlights there Braylon Tafts and Haley Birchfield all over the place Here's the sir field in near side by the black Hawks Mahoney to Haley Birchfield knuckles it over back row played there by Robinson They're going right.
Here's the shot over the top Divini with a dig
Mahoney left side Stafford down the line played by Cambridge set on the right side and
They're back in it now.
They're back in it.
Here's the serve, fielded by Myers.
Mahoney with a set.
Left side, White takes it down the line.
Cambridge setting at left side taking it over on the shot as Bentonhausen kept live Mahoney back to Stafford takes it over tipped by Cambridge They'll keep it going there trying again on the right driving it over.
There's Myers from the back row Set by Birchfield punched over by Divini from the back row Here's the set for Cambridge going right time this time going over on the head is Thompson nice take to Vinnie back to the middle knuckling over and getting it down is white
yeah, I mean you could give it to several I think maybe Carly Bershfield is kept him in the game 14 to 12 now Cambridge by to the serve by Stafford Set to the left side back to the middle taking a shot over the top nice dig there by Mahoney back to Myers Carly Bershfield knuckles it over Here's the set taking a shot down for number 10 German
And it is in bounds.
15-12.
Cambridge has caught fire here and
German will serve takes it well just over the net white bumps it now River Valley plays the carom birchfield drops it over one hand saved by German past to the right side taken a shot is Benton housing River Valley knuckles it over on the hit by Mahoney Here's the set in the middle balls blocked by white back to Cambridge again the attack from the back row shot by Thompson
Blade left side to Carly Burchfield over and down and out of bounds.
River Valley asking about a tip.
Not gonna get the call and it makes it gonna be a timeout.
17-12.
Cambridge by five in the fourth trying to force a fifth.
We'll be back with more in a moment from WRCO Sports.
Cardinal IG is the premier insulating glass manufacturer in all of North America.
The Cardinal IG plant in Springgreen has been in business in the area over the last 40 plus years.
Cardinal IG is proud to be a part of the Springgreen community by providing a clean, safe and desirable workplace for its team members along with minimizing impact on our precious environment by producing energy efficient windows for all.
Thinking about buying or selling?
Let us help.
Give Century 21 Complete Service Realty a call for all your real estate needs.
We specialize in residential, commercial, land, recreational, and country lifestyle properties.
Let our worldwide exposure, our local expertise, convenient office location, and full staff of agents sell your property.
Don't stress out.
Call Century 21 Complete Service Realty, your friends in real estate, 647-6145.
Cambridge with a serve River Valley with a dig nice save back line by Haley Birchfield and they'll get it over Cambridge back to the right side knuckle over by Lothi and now the set for Carly Birchfield dumps it over that one is Out of bounds River Valley missed on the hit by Birchfield again.
These are
to 12 serving again as Cambridge German with a sir field the near side by white There's a set by Mahoney Haley birchfield with a left hand knuckles it over
Cambridge recovers back to the right side shot up blocked again by Haley birchfield Set to the back row attack shot over the top that time by Thompson played by Divini back to Myers for the back row Drives it over this one bump to the ceiling Cambridge keeps it going over the top by trainer Mahoney left side Carly birchfield gets it over played again by Cambridge back row attack shot over the top by Thompson Here's the set to Divini now birchfield Carly takes it over blocked back to River Valley
Brooklyn light sets at right side Haley birchfield
She got it down that makes it 1813 Haley birchfield will exit Kylie Smith is in to serve We're in the fourth if you just joining us River Valley leading two to one but Cambridge leads the set 1813 River Valley trying to poison themselves for a comeback served by Smith
Set up now down the line what a kill for Cambridge that might be their most dominant
there Cambridge back to serve Tara Bentonhausen gets the whistle Tara with a couple of dribbles now steps up floats this one over played by Da Vinnie now over the top Mahoney on hit number three Cambridge responds
We're gonna knuckle it over on the hit by Lothi Mahoney takes it over on hit number two again Cambridge serves it to the middle shot over the top tip by River Valley and down it goes boy Macy Robinson also playing well in the middle 20 to 13
We'll keep it here for this one fill in a Hank with you on the road this afternoon keeping you company with some volleyball action And this is a match that if it continues to trend this way we're gonna go five for the second one in a row.
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, they do.
Yeah All right, 20 to 13 Cambridge in the fourth Here comes the approach Benton housing with a serve dug in the back row by Da Vinnie There's the set by Mahoney and driving it over his Carly birchfield There's Cambridge trying for the right side down the line and got it in on a big hit by Anna Lothi There she is again.
Yeah, we called her
Four points from making it go five today The blue jays will serve Taking their time here comes Benton house and floating it over played by Da Vinnie There's the set by Davis on the right side driving it now in the middle Cambridge gets it to the right side German drives it over blocked by River Valley now to go nice block 21 14 Myers and Birchfield in the front lane there
21 14 Cambridge leading it by seven and Serving will be brailing taffs taffs with a serve cut off by Cambridge.
They'll go right with it There's a shot down for Anna Lothi again 22 14 Anna Lothi with the kill Cambridge rotating around Cedar trainer will serve
River Valley and serve receive mode here in the fourth Cambridge three points away from forcing a fifth Here goes the approach by trainer and a let's serve.
Oh it drops in front of River Valley I always say there ought to be a crime against
Here's her serve near side fielded by Divini.
There's the set to Myers gets it on the run drives it over Cambridge got a hand on it be careful to run and clear up into the stands and that one goes to River Valley 2315 You see him running toward those
bleachers kind of hold my breath
Da Vinnie with the approach there is the serve far side nice dig by Fisher There's the setup taking a shot up block by Myers and down it goes 23 16 Myers with her second block in the set Bellat of any will serve Cambridge has two tough points to get to 25 River Valley trails by seven Da Vinnie with the serve
Fireside played now by Cambridge.
They're gonna set it on the right side taking it over here Thompson nice save by Divini Myers Stafford drives it over the back row Here's Cambridge setting it tacked from the left of the back German is up blocked by Myers And they're actually it went for hits it actually hit the net 20 317 that's another thing that's tough to tell sometimes Sometimes I'll say I'll swear it never hit the block, but they keep playing it's hard to tell sometime
All right 23 17 here is the Vinnie's serve pulls it right side free ball over the net drops Just out of bounds now.
They're gonna wait.
That was really close On the free ball back at landed toward the out of bounds line.
Maybe the officials are gonna make them re-serve again, so I don't think they saw it Which would be the River Valley's advantage because I think I Feel like it dropped in.
Yeah, good.
They called it out.
They called it out.
Okay, 23 18
River Valley with a serve.
Coming back for a chance is Bella to Vinny again River Valley on the comeback trail Bella with that left-handed serve pounds the back row Fisher near site tough pass and Cambridge gets it over somehow Kylie Smith Mahoney Myers over the top kept by Cambridge and down it goes and River Valley is still coming back
Here's the sir played by Fisher at the net.
Here's the set Tapping it over there is Robinson nice save River Valley back to Myers knuckles it over locked back by Robinson Here goes a nice set over by Da Vinnie Set and dropped over nice hit by the center Addison German and Cambridge has game point
24 19 Addison German Gets the kill and she is back to serve game point Cambridge River Valley hanging on here's the serve taffs to Mahoney to Myers softly taps it over kept live Cambridge can't play it 24 20
so
Josie Mahoney back to serve Cambridge by four in the fourth set again River Valley leading two to one in the set in the match Here's the serve that ball is going to be set left side for the win Cambridge drives back row played by taffs Mahoney here's Stafford taking it over dug by Fisher back row Here's Robinson for the kill Divini got under it plays the carom off the net.
They can't get it over this one belongs to Cambridge 25 20
We're
Want signs that grab attention and get noticed?
Step up with BL Signs in Richelon Center.
Our experts deliver top quality work done right the first time, every time.
No guessing and no surprises.
Estimates are firm and pricing is fair.
From storefronts to vehicles, banners to custom graphics, BL Signs helps your business shine.
When it comes to professional, reliable signage, make the call to 647-0149.
BL Signs, your vision perfectly executed.
Discover the taste of quality at Prem Meats, your go-to meat processing facility and retail market in Spring Green.
Their state-approved facility offers an incredible selection of beef, pork, chicken and seafood, all at unbeatable prices.
Plus, most of their products feature perfected recipes, so you'll keep coming back for more.
Don't miss out on fresh, taken-baked pizzas with locations in Spring Green and Prairie to Sack.
They also specialize in turning your venison into mouthwatering treats.
Prem Meats and Catering, where big savings meet exceptional flavor.
Visit them today.
Buying a home loan can be overwhelming when you consider all the financing options available.
The loan officers at the Richland County Bank have the training, knowledge, and most importantly, the desire to help you make the best decision.
They understand the local market and they can help you find the financing option that may be right for you.
Visit Richland County Bank today or call 647-6306.
Richland County Bank, member FDIC, an Equal Housing Lender.
You can also visit us at richlandcountybank.com.
Just like no two people are the same, no two days are the same.
We start them and end them at different times.
And in between, we all do very different things.
Yet there is something we all have in common.
Knowing your local touchstone energy cooperative is here to power every moment of every day.
Because no matter when it starts,
We never stop
richland electric is your touchstone energy Cooperative your SARS for power and information Three kills for Anilothi leading the way for the Cambridge Blue Jays forcing a fifth set here in the WIAA sectional final volleyball action vision three and Both these teams have lived up to their seasons that they've had
Coming in with 30 wins for River Valley 28 for Cambridge, but they have played extremely well here today Gotta give Cambridge some credit Come back River Valley was up two sets to one Cambridge has one sets one and four River Valley has one sets two and three and The other night that's kind of how it was when River Valley got the win against the Roqua.
Here we go first team to 15 will win it
There's the serve just over the top Myers right side gets it from the Honey drives it over Cambridge keeps it going set by German on the right side taking a shot by Myers and a point for River Valley One to nothing Ella Myers gets the block set five of course we go to just 15 points Bella da Vinnie will serve for the black box
Divini making her case on the far side gonna be played by Cambridge set up by German from the back row knuckling it over is Thompson nice dig Divini right side and Birchfield somehow got it over on the last hit Myers Mahoney and now Stafford on the switch drives it down River Valley Set it up like Myers was gonna get it.
They switched and got Stafford and that makes it two-to-nothing River Valley
nice hit and here comes divinity to nothing River Valley in the fifth drives it back row cut off now by Cambridge They'll pump it over played now by Birchfield set up by Myers and now driving it over his divinity Here's a set for Cambridge on the right side taking a hit is Thompson kept live divinity and then her and Stafford collide And it's down on the floor that makes it two to one
Two to one the score and Cambridge is on the board nice save by Hank Bray
to your buddy.
You're
welcome Serving will be Addison German Cambridge trying to even it up ball played by Tafts past him a hony to Myers drives at back row kept live by Cambridge on the left side punched over by German and then back on the River Valley side and the black box got it in Myers and company make it three to one
You're right that one was exciting as well River Valley had to come back in the fifth on Thursday night ahead three to one Mahoney with the serve Cut off now by Cambridge.
There's the pass on the right side taking it over the Vinnie got under him.
I couldn't quite get enough German with a kill three to two Ella German gets the kill for Cambridge.
All right.
Well made the best team win here in set five
The Valley by one Coming up now is Macy Robinson Robinson steps up drives it near side played by Stafford free ball over blocked back by Cambridge again set up now on the left side and Haley birchfield Knuckles it over Cambridge gets it over on hit number four.
That's a point
Ella Myers back to serve fires at fireside played by trainer Right back to the right side going over is that housing River Valley back row to Vinnie and now Myers pumps it back row set up now by Robinson Here's a swing and a drive down for Tara bet housing and that makes it four to three Cambridge gets a point back
Marshall High School.
There's the sir fielded by Myers.
Here's the set by Mahoney and up and net violation River Valley somebody stepped underneath I believe That'll make it five four Cambridge WIA sectional volleyball action here at Marshall High School Here comes the approach by Thompson floats it over the top dug by Myers There is Mahoney setting it up shot up by Stafford
Locked by Cambridge Myers again back row Haley Birchfield over the shoulder got it over on the right side taking a shot now is Lothi played by River Valley They're going with Stafford on the right takes it over blocked by Cambridge down.
It goes on the Cambridge side
yeah with a big kill Cambridge leads by one serving now as River Valley side out Kylie Smith with the serve played now by Thompson There's the set Cambridge takes the shot block back by Stafford back to the right side for Cambridge driving it over is Addison German River Valley saves it.
Here's Myers Carly Birchfield drives it back row Thompson set quick over on the center Addison German scores the point
Boy, she's really a good center.
Yes.
She is she really is a good good center you put her and Josie Mahoney Man, it's really a draw.
They're both just tremendous that makes it eight to six Cambridge leading by two or in the fifth the winner goes to Green Bay.
Here's the sir fielded now on the left side by the Vinnie
Set for Myers takes it over back row played now by Thompson quick set and a switch and they missed they swung it missed
for the valley And they swung and missed on the switch everybody was expecting it to be German that comes back down a river valley eight seven
Serving is Braylon taffs.
Here's the serve fielded now by Cambridge to the right.
They're taking it down the line and out of bounds and we're tied Eight eight in the fifth They're in WIAA sectional final volleyball Braylon taffs with the whistle.
There's the serve River Valley trying to take the lead.
Here's the set
Back row attack they like that taking it
over
That's a good point Stafford Meyers and Mahoney in the front row Meyers With the big hit there and now the Vinnie will serve Bella
Fires it back row fielded by Cambridge are gonna set it shot on the way is gonna be over and down for Macy Robinson 10 10 Down the stretch in this one Set five and they're not gonna lead up.
They're not gonna
Yeah, it's these girls are given everything they have because they know what's on the line.
Oh, everybody in here knows what's on the line.
Talk about yeah, trip to state trip to Green Bay on Friday.
Braylon Taft's risking life and limb trying to return and you.
Well, I wouldn't worry about me.
Well, yeah, she but not just her though, but everybody's hit the floor.
Even Cambridge.
I mean it great.
great great atmosphere great athleticism from both sides 12 to 10 Cambridge well here we go Phil I mean
Here's the shot up by Oh blocked back by Cambridge again Stafford tries again takes it down the line
Cambridge keeps it going going on the right side.
They like that up blocked by River Valley kept by by Cambridge somehow German gets it over.
There's Smith quick set Myers softly takes it over back row Cambridge going left pushing it over is German kept by Mahoney to Vinnie left side Stafford for the hit blocked by Cambridge kept by Divini Mahoney somehow got it over right side Cambridge again going for Thompson takes it over and hit the net That's a point for River Valley
best servers you got right here in this situation Mahoney with a serve pounds at back row played by Cambridge They're setting it up Thompson to the back row played by Divinity knuckles it over free ball slammed by Cambridge kept by by Myers Stafford got it over
Cambridge right side taking a shot blocked by Birchfield back to Cambridge right side down the line out of bounds Point for River Valley I
Josie Mahoney will serve again 12 to 12 in the fifth.
Here we go.
There's the serve and
Fielded back line by Cambridge are gonna set it up knuckling it over there as Thompson diving dig to Vinny.
There's Mahoney Myers in the middle softly taps it over kept by Cambridge to the right side now punching it over as Thompson Backline that's taffs now Myers for the kill takes it over one hand saved by Cambridge right side taking it over as Thompson kept it live there by Divini right to Stafford takes it back row Cambridge again Cambridge trying it on the left side.
There's a shot out of bounds
River Valley 13 and
13 to 12 they lean at Josie Mahoney will serve Cambridge came back to win set for they were leading here, but River Valley trying to persevere There's the serve Cambridge sets it to the left side taking a shot is going to be hit to the ceiling by River Valley And they won't get it on the
out Cambridge they serve pretty well 13 a piece in the fifth Not a good time to check blood pressures of some over Valley fans Here's a serve by gold right side popped up by Haley Birchfield passed now by Tafts Mahoney gets it over on set number three Cambridge one-hand save on the left line now on the back row they're gonna 14 13
goodness Both teams very deserving of going on from here 100% they really are River Valley Is it their time to go again?
I was there with them in 2005.
I was there in 97 and 98 Oh, yeah, I think I've called all their state appearances
We're back 14 13 Ella Myers with a serve for the win played on the right side by Cambridge knuckled over the shot up blocked by River Valley punched over by Thompson Here's Mahoney right side for the win white.
Yes River Valley is going to stay Brooklyn white with a kill on game point And that will go out here today River Valley going to stay with a 15 13 win
Over Cambridge today, how about it?
That's that's pretty amazing though River Valley in five sets here today will represent the Southwest Conference going to state for the first time since 2005
Unexpected cold showers are the worst.
That's the thing about water heaters.
They eventually stop heating or they can't keep up with the demand.
So when your shower suddenly goes from hot to not, call Jalonic Plumbing and Heating.
We provide several brand options and offer traditional or space-saving tankless water heaters.
Gelenic Plumbing and Heating, offering 24-7 service, reasonable rates, and we guarantee the job will be done right.
Gelenic Plumbing and Heating, 6497916.
Well, it's
time for the Dunkin' Awards turning point of the game.
I mean,
I honestly think when they were down 12, 12 to 10, Phil.
In this fifth set, Myers hit one right down the line, deep down the line.
So I think they made it 12 to 11 Cambridge.
And then they just went.
They just turned it on.
Yeah, they really did.
It was really kind of neat to see that because everybody stepped in.
That was
here as well.
by two points yes yes it was 15-13 and you know it was one of those things where it just seems like river valley was not here in the first set came alive in the second and third set and then it kind of reversed in the fourth set and then
We got to see both teams play in that fifth set.
were momentum momentum and then momentum busters and and what I liked about today it just seems like when you know because coaches call timeouts to stop momentum but that didn't happen they even though the timeouts they come out and they had to fight out of their out of their hole and that
It was a really good contest
They they're good ball club You know and today they I think they just got out hitting the back row and I that to me that was that that was the game
for River Valley is they continued to attack the back row and they and you know a lot of ball balls carrying them off carried or carried off you know you're right one of those things that yeah that's what I saw today
I
think they were frustrated at times, but came back played extremely well in the fourth and fifth Yeah, and a 15-13 final here River Valley gets the win and set five so like the other night River Valley Getting the victory in five that was tremendous Cambridge won the opener they win the fourth
The valley wins two three and five.
I think from here on out.
You're not gonna see anything but five Well, maybe not awards presentation here at Marshall High School all of the team coming out to get their medals beginning with McKenzie Weaver Here is partly grant
Then Brooklyn white who had a tremendous
Need a boost to power through your day?
Duncan Delivers!
From energizing coffee to crave-worthy snacks, everything's made to order just the way you like it.
And with the Duncan app, it's Duncan Dunn Easy!
Order ahead and pay right from your phone.
Join Duncan Rewards to earn points toward free food and drinks.
Get exclusive offers you won't want to miss.
Richland Center runs on Duncan.
St.
John's Catholic School in Spring Green and St.
Luke's Catholic School in Plain offer small class sizes, strong academics,
innovative learning opportunities, and a welcoming atmosphere where every student matters.
Serving students from pre-K through eighth grade, bold schools focus on building a strong educational foundation while creating friendships and values that last a lifetime.
Discover the difference a supportive school family can make for more information, call
588-2021 for St.
John's or 546-2963 for St.
Luke's today.
An incredible win for the school.
A lot of Black Hawk pride out there tonight doing a great job.
They sure did they had a lot of grit It almost makes me think I should call them the cardiac kids.
They put us into a heart attack a ton of times So proud of all the hard work that they do but they came back and really fought for what they wanted.
Well, absolutely Thanks, Lauren.
got some people that are even more important
Oh my god?
So many emotions are going through my head right now.
I'm so happy I'm so proud of everybody on my team We all work so hard for this and we deserve it
I like you just suck it up cuz like I know my team needs me and I want to be there and I want
Being on the course, it feels so good.
And I just want to be there for all my teammates.
She always just says, bring what you can to the team.
So if my hitting wasn't on, bring your passing, bring your energy.
So I channeled everything else that I could bring so I could help my team, even if I was on the bench there.
so much.
Thank you.
Oh my gosh.
So we have worked so hard all of season and season for this.
We deserve this.
We put everything we had on the floor.
So this is just as a senior, this is the world.
This is the world.
I have a 26 inch vertical.
Normally, I used to be around 27, but
you know at round 26 27
yes and no um it's just we've been just going away at the outside we've really set up our game and it's just yeah we were on so we're gonna set the people who are on
Absolutely.
We're so excited.
It is now.
It's go time.
It's go time
you?
Absolutely, you gotta find the holes you gotta find when they're weak at you just gotta go You gotta be aggressive and you gotta put the ball away
it?
It is going to be amazing.
For real, this is such a big, like, such an improvement.
River Valley volleyball has stepped up their game.
We are ready.
We are ready.
Thank you.
You bet.
Quite a contingent of River Valley fans here as they get the win 15 13 the final score in set number five over the Cambridge Blue Jays again River Valley winning the opener and I should say Cambridge winning the opener River Valley winning the two and three sets and losing the fourth and then here in the fifth the final count is a two-point win
for the River Valley Black Hawk celebrating here today with their their family and friends and it'll be a good trip home a good bus ride home as well for the River Valley contingent as we keep you company Hank Bray is dragging people over here doing a good job dragging them away from the celebration but we're gonna get Coach Hill over here as well before we we call it a night so
Mariah, two in a row.
I think you wanted to check your pulse there at the end there.
Your heart rate must have been something else.
What kind of a game was this one?
Is it what you expected?
This is the most special game of them all so far.
It's exactly what we expected.
We knew it was going to be a grind.
We knew it'd be a banger of a game.
And as soon as we went to set five, I knew we were going to win it.
I told them our motto, refuse to lose.
That's what we've been doing all season.
We've gotten better all season.
We're peaking at the right time.
This team is special.
They're built for this.
I love them.
I couldn't be prouder of them.
you?
Yeah, our outsides played a big.
big game tonight.
We knew they'd be keyed in on Ella.
She kind of got shut down.
They were on her early on.
So our outsides really picked up the game.
I couldn't be prouder of them.
Yeah.
I mean, that's what we do in big moments.
We go to the big moment makers.
And that's what Ella's built for.
Josie's a great setter.
She's worked hard.
And I'm just proud.
I can't be more prouder of all of them if they were my own kids.
That's amazing.
Thank you so much.
You bet.
Good working with you.
We'll see you in Green Bay.
All right.
Well, that's going to do it for a Gelenic Plumbing and Heating Post Game Show.
Hank Bray is out.
I think he's shaking hands and congratulating people.
So we'll say goodbye for him as well.
Our engineer, Mr. Fabulous, Tim Thied, Mr. Fabulous Productions.
We'll be back with those with the days a little bit later on tonight.
And congratulations to River Valley.
Winning three sets to two today over the Cambridge Blue Jays.
For Hank Bray, I'm Phil Ney, and say and have a great evening.
We'll be talking to you real soon with more on WRCO FM 100.9 at Richland Center, WRCO.com and the Civic Media app.
Keeping your vehicle running at its best is easy with GM Certified Service from Jones Chevrolet.
From oil changes to tires to brakes and multi-point inspections, Jones Chevrolet has the expertise, technology and convenient hours to take good care of your vehicle.
For the very best GM Certified Service, make an appointment soon by calling 647-3788 or stopping at Jones Chevrolet Highway 14 East Ritzeln Center or visit joneschev.com.
Cobuson Buses has immediate openings for two full-time drivers, and the route starts strong at $22 per hour, with room to grow as experience adds up.
It is reliable hours, important work, and a front-row seat to the community every single day.
To apply, contact Bev Lau at 608-647-4446 or pull into the Cobuson office off Highway 14 beside T.C.
Auto Works.
Cobuson Buses is ready when the right driver is.
Did you know a fall is the number one cause of injury in older adults?
Physical therapists at the Richland Hospital and Clinics help seniors build strength, balance, and confidence to stay safe and independent.
In rural communities like ours, rehab teams treat everyone from toddlers to seniors with personalized full-spectrum care.
Talk to your provider to see a physical therapy.
is right for you.
Julie's Tax Service is certified and ready to provide you with reliable tax preparation this year.
Julie is a member of the National Association of Tax Professionals and has been an enrolled agent for over 18 years, specializing in farm, business, individual, partnership, federal, and state income taxes.
With great service and an affordable rate, let Julie's tax service handle all of your tax preparation needs, located at 159 South Main Street, Richland Center.
We encourage them to wear their seat belt and use a helmet when riding a bike, skateboard or ATV.
Teens and young adults' brains are still developing until age 25.
It's important to be there for them and influence their choices.
Encourage young people to make one choice, not to use substances and encourage parents to say no to underage drinking.
Get tools and tips at the Partners for Prevention Coalition of Richland County's website.
Looking for more than just another job at Pine Valley Community Village, you can build a career while making a real difference in the lives of others.
Join a caring team where your work is appreciated.
Your talents are valued and every day brings a new reason to feel proud of what you do.
Discover current career opportunities and find your place at Pine Valley Community Village in Richland Center.
Call 647-2138 Pine Valley Community Village where a rewarding career starts with caring.
Cool mornings, colorful leaves and busy fall days call for footwear that keeps up.
Head to the shoe box in Black Earth for boots, walking shoes, athletic footwear, and comfortable everyday styles for the entire family.
With an enormous selection and personal service, finding the right fit is easy.
Get ready for work, play, and everything fall brings at the shoe box.
Canal Street in Black Earth.
The shoe box.
Service like it ought to be.
Check out Wisconsin Surplus online auction, your go-to for scoring big from the comfort of your home.
Bid on state and local municipal surplus with new auctions posted daily.
From cars, trucks, boats, and tools to collectibles, jewelry, equipment, you never know what you'll find!
Head over to WisconsinSurplus.com now so you don't miss today's treasures!
And don't forget to follow Wisconsin Surplus online auction on Facebook for updates and featured items.
Happy bidding!
At Walmart and Richland Center, being part of the community means more than simply doing business here.
Their associates are your friends, neighbors, and family.
Working every day to serve the people who call this area home.
From supporting local organizations and community events to being there when neighbors need a helping hand.
Richland Center Walmart is proud to be part of the community they serve.
Shop local faces you know and people who care.
Richland Center Walmart where friends and family meet while
neighbors serve them.
Dr. Terry Mohan and his staff encouraged the youth of Southwest Wisconsin to work hard and excel in sports as well as in the classroom.
Positive participation in sports is one part of a sound educational foundation to build on for a successful future.
Dr. Terry Mowen, 784 North Cedar Street and Richland Center is a proud member of the WRCO Sports Boosters Club for an appointment call 647-3222.
Good evening sports fans from Pamela's in beautiful downtown Spring Green.
Did you know Pamela's does formal wear?
You can purchase or rent.
Do you need a shirt or a tuxedo for a wedding, prom, or a special event?
Pamela's will assist with any style selection, color consideration, professional measuring, and fitting.
So stop by for your formal wear at Pamela's in beautiful downtown Spring Green.
Open every day from 5 a.m.
to 10 p.m.
Monday through Saturday, 6 to 10 on Sunday.
Fuel up with quality VP fuels and grab delicious kitchen fresh sandwiches, pizza, donuts, cookies, and muffins.
Need groceries?
They've got you covered with milk, pop, bread, buns, chips, and more.
And don't forget to treat your vehicle to the touch-free automatic car wash.
East Side VP, Richland Center, your easy and easy out convenience store.
Since 1949, WRCO Radio has proudly covered local sports, made possible by the unwavering support of our communities.
We salute the student athletes, schools, coaches, teachers, officials, trainers, parents, and fans who work together to make these moments happen.
It takes a team to bring local sports to life and we're honored to be part of yours.
This has been a presentation of WRCO Radio Sports in Richland Center.
Good afternoon football fans.
What a way to bring a Saturday afternoon action of football with the little Bruce Springsteen.
Jimmy Young here from Thurbly Field in beautiful downtown Traverse City.
Recently off the end of reserve.
Happy to be back in the press box.
That's for sure.
And what a treat we should have here this afternoon.
The 6-3 Kelley McCopper Kings taking on the 6-3 Traverse City St.
Francis Gladiators.
Both clubs looking to move on and they'll face a powerful Kingsley team next year who had a relatively easy time.
Also Nagani a big one on a roll last night as Wild Marquette fell in the first round at a playoffs.
Mike Chief
My chief engineer and producer and will keep us up to date on Miscontek football as well.
As the Huskies are on the road taking on a Saganah Valley, Miscontek hockey has
the weekend up they're back at it next weekend as Augustana comes into town Augustana totally blown the doors off northern Michigan last night 12 to nothing impressive when Michigan Tech in Augustana the top two teams in the CCHA going in the next weekend for sure our pregame show today is put together by our good friends from Houghton Bill and Supply
Sharon Avenue and excuse me on the business trip in Houghton or right behind Q and automotive We'll be back with our pregame show right after these messages from Houghton building supply on the business trip in Houghton
Calling all Huskies.
Need to stock up on Michigan Tech gear?
The Campus Store and the Memorial Union and University Images at the Student Development Complex have all your Husky essentials.
Hoodies, socks, hats, and everything in between.
Perfect for game day or a snow day.
Whether you're a student, alum, or fan, we've got you covered.
Visit the Campus Store or University Images and get ready to cheer on the black and gold.
Go Huskies!
The nationwide shipping schedule is now online at Pasti Central.
What better way to delight your favorite Displaced Upert than a delicious Pasti Central Pasti, bringing a taste of the UP to all 50 states since 1996.
Baked with loving care in Calumet, guaranteed delivery by FedEx ensures fresh arrival of your package from home.
Stop by Pasti Central soon to order on the web at pasti.com.
Are you ready to unlock the door to your new home?
At Range Bank, our local lenders streamline the mortgage process just for you.
Realize the possibility of home ownership of low-down payment options, credit flexibility, and more qualifying choices.
Whether it's your first home or your next investment, apply online today.
Visit rangebank.com or give me Joe Sanicola at 906-226-1020.
Range Bank, making home financing easy and accessible for everyone.
Range Bank, member FDIC, equal housing lender.
This is Coke Zero Sugar.
Could I be the best Coke ever?
Try and taste with your ears.
Hear those bubbles?
Imagine them tingling on your top.
Fizzy deliciousness.
Listen to that cascading liquid.
A mouth-watering waterfall.
Irresistibly tasty.
Zero sugar.
Crisp, refreshing, and ice-gold.
Is Coke Zero Sugar the best Coke ever?
Try and decide.
You need building supplies or clothing for your next construction project.
There's only one name you need to remember.
Houghton Building Supply, now your true value store.
Located behind Q&A Automotive M26 Houghton, they can help you with your entire projects.
Start to finish.
They have culverts, landscaping fabric, and slip fence.
They're your guaranteed roofing stock dealer with a boom delivery truck to unload your materials on location.
Call Houghton Building Supply at 482-0900 for all building supply needs.
That's Houghton Building
Supply 482-0900.
Welcome
back to Thurbly Field in Traverse City.
Our pre-game show is brought to you by Houghton Villainsplay.
I'm 26 Brickyard Lane behind Q&A.
Coming up next, coaches interviews.
Our coaches interviews today and all year have been brought to you by Superior Service Toyn.
As I had a chance to speak with the head coach at St.
Francis Gladiators a few minutes ago, Josh Sellers.
We'll be back with a coach Sellers right after these messages.
Festival food, fresh local and convenient.
Baroni spaghetti sauce with beef, 19.5 ounce camp, 87 with 10 points.
Tombstone original or garlic pizzas, just 2.99 with 5 points.
Fresh celery, 99 cents with 10 points.
Cabbage chunky soup, 1.99 with 5 points.
And USDA inspected whole beef tenderloin, 11.98 a pound.
Weekly sales start on Tuesdays.
At Superior National Bank, our number one priority is making sure our customers have a superior experience every time they bank with us.
That's why we have a variety of excellent checking accounts to fit your banking needs.
Every new checking account comes with a free gift, contactless debit card, and 24 hour access with Superior National's online banking portal.
Come see why our community has trusted us with their banking needs for over 130 years.
Superior National Bank, member FDIC, and always a superior
experience.
Boots for all four outdoor elements, a great selection of jackets, fleeces, socks, gloves, and choppers.
A large inventory of firearms and ammo, fishing supplies, and licenses.
Harder's Party Store and Outdoor Sports has you covered.
Stop in Harder's Party Store and Outdoor Sports in downtown Calumet today.
Harder's Party Store and Outdoor Sports is open seven days a week.
The Valweras Baroni Company of Downtown Hancock is proud supporters of Michigan Tech Athletics and high school sports.
They have been providing quality products to country residents and beyond for over 100 years.
The folks at the Valweras Baroni Company promotes quality products along with quality sportsmanship and they wish the best of luck to all athletes in the area.
Pick up all your favorite Valweras products at your local grocers and check out their complete product list at Valweras.com.
Superior service towing and recovery, M26 and Houghton, just past Copper Country Ford, are the pros.
They serve the four county area and beyond, featuring 24 hours, seven days a week service with a fleet of tow trucks.
Superior service towing and recovery, M26 Houghton, has a roadside emergency services also.
Next time you find yourself where you need a tow, call 482-7666 for around the clock service.
in today's big game against Calumet.
Our coach congratulations six and three coming into today's big playoff game.
I know years ago I covered a game down here.
It's one thing I remember with your team, very aggressive on defense.
I don't know who that defensive back had that year, but
I swear to God, I've seen my back seat halfway home.
Yeah, we do preach aggressive play on the defensive side of the ball.
Gap control defense, everyone kind of plays their role.
They do one-eleventh of their job, and if we're doing our job, our defense is working well.
season to date or a recap to season.
Josh, did you expect to be here after the nine game schedule?
Is this the team that over exceeded or under exceeded in your eyes?
Well,
we had a really tough strength to schedule this year.
We had Pontiac Notre Dame prep.
We had Lumen Christy, Ogama Heights.
Then last week we played at Grand Rapids West Catholic and of course we lost three of those.
We did beat Notre Dame prep.
So I think our kids are kind of battle tested, but Calumet's going to bring something different to the table today.
Quick thoughts on Josh Franny.
club.
This actually the first game I'm doing all year is on IR for a while.
After 20 years I think I didn't deserve to fall off.
But when you look at Calimat from afar, you know what they run.
The pass option is their forte.
They like to punch people in the teeth.
What have you seen on a film about Calimat that concerns you first and foremost?
The word
I've used to describe them is they're scrappy.
They play hard.
They play fast.
They play downhill.
They play desperate to get to the ball when they're on defense.
And when they do have the ball on offense, as you mentioned, they'll attack you multiple different ways.
So we have our work cut out for us
for sure.
Offensively, Coach, what do you see you can do to them on their defense?
more than might be suspect.
Most of the time
when we're matched up with the opponent that we're physical size, we are the smaller team, but we might have an advantage there a little bit today and hopefully try to use that size
advantage.
Defensively, what do you see that you can attack them?
Maybe that they might be vulnerable on their offensive end.
You know,
it's just being sound, especially in the option play, making sure that we're not trying to do more than our jobs in any particular play, but they presented a big
challenge for us today.
I know one word you said a few minutes ago that you'd like to play fast.
I compare your group when someone asked me a few days ago, knowing I'm coming down to cover this.
I said, remember I seen them years ago?
They remind me of the NASCAR team.
They're just all over the map.
Is that kind of what you guys forte?
We'd like to be able to go into
in a double tight full house on one snap in the next play.
We might be in an empty set with guys spread all over the field.
So we want to 2 o'clock.
We don't want to go too fast.
Like some teams want to go fast, but ball control is the name of the game for us.
How about defense?
What's your base defense?
So we're a base 5 3.
Of course, Calumet has some formations.
We're going to have to pull out of that a little bit.
But we have 5 down linemen and 3 linebackers and we'll play cover 3 over the top.
Thanks for the time, coach.
best of luck going forward my friend.
Thank you, appreciate it.
Welcome
back to downtown Traverse City.
There's a head coach that gladiators, Josh Sellers.
Coming up next, I had a chance to speak with the head coach of the Cali-McCopper Kings, Josh Franny.
We'll hear from Josh in one minute.
Calling all Huskies.
Need to stock up on Michigan Tech gear?
The Campus Store and the Memorial Union and University Images at the Student Development Complex have all your Husky essentials.
Hoodies, socks, hats, and everything in between.
Perfect for game day or a snow day.
Whether you're a student, alum, or fan, we've got you covered.
Visit the Campus Store or University Images and get ready to cheer on the black and gold.
Go Huskies!
Geno's family owned restaurant and lounge in Hancock invites everyone to stop in and enjoy some great food and beverages.
The menu includes all of Geno's original favorites, including a one of a kind 24 inch cold cut sub, pizzas, spaghetti, the catch of the day, and everyone's favorite.
Their homemade raviolis.
Geno's also does birthday dinner specials, new drink specials and appetizers, homemade soups, happy hour, four till seven Tuesday through Friday.
Their hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 11 till nine, closed on Monday.
Monday.
Welcome back to Thursday Field.
I had the chance to speak to head coach of the Copper Kings, Josh Franti, about 48 and a half hours ago about today's big matchup.
Here's the coach of the Copper Kings, Josh Franti, interviews brought to you by Superior Service.
Coach Franti at Calumet.
Another season's in the books, six and three.
Find yourself on the road again in a playoffs, Traverse City, St.
Francis.
It's a team that you guys played two or three years ago, if I remember correctly.
First off, coming out of the season, tough one at Escanaba, finish strong against Gladstone and Lantz.
What are your thoughts coming out of the season?
Are you happy where your club is right now going into round one?
Yeah, I think so.
There's obviously a lot of learning.
I thought going on the road and losing that game obviously hurts us for a home game.
But at the end of the day, I think there was some lessons that we learned there.
And at the end of the day, if you can take away things from a game and get better,
Right now it matters.
Right now it's playoffs and it's winter go home, so I think all those lessons over the season
are good.
Especially after a tough game like that to get over it mentally, then get two more in the books with two convincing wins against Gladstone and Lons.
Yeah, I thought the kids rebounded well.
Obviously Gladstone is down a little bit this year, but they're a big physical team and our kids got kind of behind the eight ball early in that game, but fought their way back, so it was another good road test.
St.
Francis,
the team I've seen a couple times.
What I remember from St.
Francis, Josh, they're physical, but they don't look for the physical football game.
A lot of flash and dash.
I know a couple years ago their defense was extremely opportunistic.
Offense a couple different sets.
What do you know about them, Josh, from a couple years ago to the current edition?
Yeah, you know their coach well.
There's not a lot of weaknesses in their team.
But you know, at the end of the day, you still got to execute.
We kind of know what they want to do.
And obviously, playing them a few times, we got a little bit of an idea.
But I mean, that's three, four years ago now.
So both teams are a little different.
But at the end of the day, they're well-coaching.
You got to execute.
What concerns you with their offense?
I know they run different sets.
I'm sure you got good scouting for what's one of the strong
suits with them.
You got to take away
They're quarterback running back number 16.
I think he's the coach's kid.
He's a pretty dynamic player.
Got a little bit of speed, so keeping him contained.
And then just doing our job up front, they got a couple nice linemen.
But I think if our guys can do their job, we can give them some problems.
And offensively, Josh, with your group, obviously a dynamic run pass option of Forte here up in Calumet.
A lot of high end athletes on offense and the defensive side of ball, especially in the trenches.
What do you see with your offense?
You might be able to go after
They're what I think is an aggressive defense from what I've heard over the years.
They're not the vassal to gamble a little bit.
Yeah, they're aggressive.
And we've kind of tried to emulate that a little bit in practice here this week.
And I think we got a good game plan going after them and trying to take advantage of some of that aggressiveness.
But at the end of the day, it's executing.
We got a senior quarterback who does a great job for us.
And he's healthy.
And he plays hard.
So he's hard to contain.
And then you add in our backs on the backside of it.
As long as we can go and execute and kind of contain some of their aggressiveness, I think we should have some success.
How do you like your chances, especially
with the physical battle?
That's something that you've
and just punch a guy harder than they punch you.
Is that something you feel comfortable with today here?
Yeah, for sure.
Our kids always play hard.
And like I said, if we execute and we play hard and go after them, I think we'll be in a good battle with them.
And hopefully we can execute a little more than they can.
We can come out with a win.
How's the hell coming down, Josh?
Good.
We're 35
strong right now.
A couple keys in a game.
Get a one today, Josh, to give yourself a good ride home on Halloween.
What's going to happen to punch your ticket for round two
next weekend?
Got to play well up front.
Always starts with the line up front and kind of controlling how the game is dictated and then just kind of containing some of their offensive sets and get them out of their tee and go after them.
Thanks for the time.
Have fun today, Josh.
Good luck and a good scene again.
Appreciate
it.
Superior service towing and recovery, M26 and Houghton, just past Copper Country Ford, are the pros.
They serve the four county area and beyond, featuring 24 hours, seven days a week service with a fleet of tow trucks.
Superior service towing and recovery, M26 Houghton, has a roadside emergency services also.
Next time you find yourself where you need a tow, call 482-7666 for around the clock service.
Beautiful thirdly field.
What hospitality!
me and my counterpart are from a friend's across the lake Todd Van Dyke have enjoyed here this afternoon what a class operation the buffets being set up behind me parking lots starting to fill up tailgaters going on on the other side of the lot the huge jumbo tron to my left the field is absolutely a Macklint newer NFL artificial turf and speaking of moving on the winner of this game will play Kingsley Kingsley 63 Scottville Mason County Center
last night 22 Kingsley really poured on the Kingley's quality football team.
Whoever comes out of here, you're gonna have your hands full, your feet full, and your laps full, and you go to Kingsley next weekend.
That's another nice field.
We were there a half full years ago as well.
I think it's about 20, 30 miles in behind Craver City, which is 15 or 20 miles behind three other little towns.
Then you finally get to another little town, and you get to, and you get Kingsley.
Oh, we have an update on that Kingsley score last night.
It was 70?
Oh, Kingsley is 10-0.
I thought Kingsley just scored more points.
Gentlemen next to me who's going to help us with stats as well.
A very nice gentleman here who's passing on information to me.
He's going to help my weary eyes throughout the afternoon.
Let's just say I'm kind of shaking off the rest.
Our feature players of the game today are brought to you by our good friend, Necune Automotive, and I use you for the playoff games.
It's pretty simple only to feature players of the game for a elimination game.
You want to move on, you lose, you go home.
Feature players of the game are everyone on both rosters.
How's that for a simple feature player of the game?
Coming up next we'll have our buckles game day forecast from beautiful downtown Traverse City.
We'll be back with that gorgeous Chamber of Commerce late fall afternoon forecast in 30 seconds.
Bucs at Bucco's Party Store in Calumet, your one-stop party shop of the Kiwana.
Stuck up on all your favorite snacks and beverages, including a huge selection of energy drinks.
Bucco's has well worth products, frozen pizzas, and a vast array of jerky for you to choose from.
Stay warm with comfortable Kiwana El Paco winter gear sold exclusively at Bucco's.
Remember, sales do not include taxes and deposits.
Come to Bucco's Party Store in Calumet, where the party starts seven days a week.
Welcome to Traverse City.
It is the Copper Kings are taking a feel on this cloudy but beautiful fall afternoon in Traverse City.
Grand Traverse.
Beautiful ride coming in.
All kinds of neat little spots down here.
Kickoff temperature will be 59 degrees south.
Southeast winds at six miles per hour.
Cloudy with occasional rain showers potentially warm.
A little bit humid as well.
As mentioned, wind south, southeast 5 to 10, chance of rain is 60%.
Humidity 58, UV index, I still have no idea after 29 years what that means, but it says low and it says it's 1.
Sunrise 8 19 a.m.
Sunset 6 at 32 p.m.
And tonight on Halloween night the trickter treaters will be all over the place between Detroit and Tamarack and Copper Harbor everywhere in between 47 degrees down here in the beautiful Traverse City area a little bit colder back home in the copper country We'll be back
Get ready, folks!
First quarter action of Brachy by Heriola Kitchen in Houghton.
We'll be back in 30 seconds.
Kitchens in Houghton, your authorized Great Northern cabinetry distributor, can help you redesign your kitchen's baths and sauna, plus all of your cabinetry needs.
Riala's features computer-rated designs, in-home consultations, and of course, quality custom woodworking.
If you're planning on redoing your kitchens and baths, let Riala Kitchens, your Great Northern cabinetry distributor, do all the work for you.
Call Riala Kitchens for a 24592 to schedule your free in-home consultation.
Michigan Tech in action today is all football taken on a Saganah Valley the Huskies are in the NCAA playoff picture kind of on the bubble but they got to win out they got Saganah more likely got to win out Saganah Valley on the road Wayne State and that huge matchup with Davenport the end of season up that sermon field
early stadium as the teams are lined up and getting ready for the national anthem nice crowd here this stadium is huge so you really can't monitor how many people are here but what a beautiful setting as the teams are on the field and we're getting the PSAs mentioned in our PA system down below as well
The Copper Kings will be taking on the Traverse City St.
Francis
colladiators.
And
they're introducing the starting lineups, and they're getting ready for the national anthem as well here at a thirdly field.
And a winner will move on to take on Kingsley at Kingsley at Traverse City, St.
Francis wins, more will be Friday.
If Calumet wins, they definitely want to stay on a Friday routine for this game to break their trend, but due to obligation with Traverse City West here last night, they play sadly.
So if Calumet wins,
get to see what Josh Franny had required elect to do where I'll put that game next weekend.
You gotta win this one first.
We're expecting updates from my dear friend and colleague, Jake Cawden, who filled in for me the broken year.
He's gonna be down taking in the Lake Leonard Hubbell and powers north this central
game.
The winner of that game will play the winner of the Gaylord St.
Mary and St.
Ignis game.
Lake Leonard wins the host round
two next week.
We're going to send it back to the station.
For a two-minute break, two minutes, we'll be back with our opening kick-off.
Our opening
kick-off is brought to you by Kirkers Furniture and Holden.
We'll be back in two minutes from Thurbly Field.
Get ready, folks.
Get your cold cuts.
Get your beverages.
Back in two minutes.
Why shop at Kirkish Furniture?
The UP has been depending on Kirkish Furniture since 1913.
Their 32,000 square foot showroom is filled with quality name brand furniture, dependable appliances, gorgeous floor coverings, and state-of-the-art home electronics.
Whatever you need for your home, Kirkish has it.
Kirkish has a friendly, knowledgeable staff, including an interior designer, always offers low, low prices, and has an in-store service department that can take care of your problem on site.
Kirkish Furniture and Houghton open Monday through Saturday at 8.30.
Always free delivery anywhere in the U.S.
At
Fineline Tire, you're more than a customer.
You are our guests.
Quality tires, expert break and alignment work, and friendly hometown service.
Fineline Tire in Hancock, in Houghton, where they serve you the guest.
From tires, the brakes, alignment, and any work your vehicle needs, trust Fine Line Tire for tough quality service and care.
Fine Line Tire at Hancock at Houghton, where we serve you the guest.
Calling all Huskies.
Need to stock up on Michigan Tech gear?
The Campus Store and the Memorial Union and University Images at the Student Development Complex have all your Husky essentials.
Hoodies, socks, hats and everything in between.
Perfect for game day or a snow day.
Whether you're a student, alum or fan, we've got you covered.
Visit the Campus Store or University Images and get ready to cheer on the black and gold.
Go Huskies!
Get ready, opening, kickoff is brought to you by Kirkress Furniture of Houghton.
We'll hear from Kirkress Furniture when we take our first in-game break in the first quarter, as well as our last important piece of paper, shocking.
That only took 25 minutes.
My chief engineer and producer back at the station is Ms.
Ann R.W.
Sooby, navigating us through this.
The vision six playoff game the Copper Kings will receive the gladiators deferred to the second half Climate will be traveling right the left on your went for you for 107.3 radio dial in their road white Unis the blue trousers the dark silver headgear to blue numerals the gladiators
in
their Navy blue and royal gold home Unis predominantly blue Unis
with the gold they had
very
similar no today and the white normals they'll be traveling the left to right and doing the kicking duties for Traverse City St.
Francis is number nine at Tyler Estami back deep for the Copper Kings number 15 Owen Peterson Copper Kings traveling right to left or west to east and gladiators left to right or east to west here we go
Our game is underway here.
The kick deep into the Saturday afternoon.
It's going to be out of the end zone.
The Comprehensive will take over.
First and 10.
We'll mark the ball on the... Let's see where we're going to start here.
On the 20 hour line.
First and 10.
Calumet on her own 20.
And let's see what Coach Franny comes out with his offensive flavor of the day.
You're tuned in to high school football and you per 107.3 FM WMPL 9 20 a.m.
Triple W pasty net and also download the civic media app.
It's an amazing tool entry updates Sarasen dental everybody's healthy and wealthy going into today's game the copperkins modified triple offense and they get motion and they got a first penalty a game against Traverse City and
is coach Franti with little trickery, the old Texas Longhorn, a full house offense, where was a full ship across the way, and the Gladiators got totally full on that.
There's a penalty, a five-yard penalty against St.
Francis, so the Copper Kings and their first possessional up run in a play will have a first and five.
Penalties are brought to you by QAnonAmodum.
Don't be penalized for bad service.
See Raj in the crew at QAnonAmodum.
They switch out of that wishbone again.
Direct snap is a quarterback number 16.
Helena goes wide.
It goes a locus.
He picks up four or five.
Might be a little bit shy to first down.
They're saying, moving the sticks first down.
We can kill him it.
Paul Kerry was Oscar locus.
I can't think Rob Brottenoff enough for his hospitality at this.
Sleeping in its Suites in beautiful Traverse City.
Ever coming down this way, folks, make sure you stay there at a hospitality second than none.
The rooms are absolutely maculant.
The breakfast is everything, top to bottom, side to side, parking lot inside and out.
Inside bra for the Copper King, inside lead, the ball carrier.
David Esquire, I believe.
Which is the odd pile of the mass of
humanity.
Actually,
it was Trent Anderson on rush.
No gain, we'll call it a second and 10 for the Copper Kings and mark the ball at their own 29, just done away at Thoroughby Field.
First quarter, about to go to the kitchen of Houghton.
One minute in, our first quarter action, around six playoffs, winner will face a powerful Kingsley State team next week.
Copper Kings, a three by one left to right.
Single back behind at the quarterback number 16 Helen and he cuts outside then he turns it inside Right the left gets four maybe five will count again a six on a play Third and a four for the Copperkins mark the ball on their own 36 yard line like that say hello to every one tuned in online like brothers, sister-in-law, Wyoming, Kathy in the game, Nagani, maybe as they prep
I'm sorry, I love that group.
It was a prep for Halloween, Tina.
Sorry, T and Tegan.
Chad, Brad, the whole game.
Shotgun ship formation, trip backfield inside, half back, counter-trade, buck to ball carrier number 36.
Trent Anderson, he's gonna be close, it's gonna be fourth
down.
First
big decision
of the game for Josh
Brownie on the road.
Fourth at about two, maybe three, let's call it two and a half feet.
And Josh Frant is lining up the goal for it, and you're seeing Frant just first you want to be aware of that quick hard count to make the Gladiators jump.
So here we go, fourth and about two, maybe three feet at the most.
The Copper Kings trip backfield.
Let's see if they shift into that motion again.
This time they're trying to drum off sides.
Is it going to work?
Six seconds on a play clock and counting.
Still try to drum off sides.
Not going to work.
St.
Francis runs a take and a hook.
They force the Copper Kings to kick the ball away and the process time it takes their first of three time outs to reset.
No score, 937 left here in our first quarter.
We're gonna send it back to the station for a quick 30-second break.
Why shop at Kirkish Furniture?
The UP has been depending on Kirkish Furniture since 1913.
Their 32,000 square foot showroom is filled with quality name brand furniture, dependable appliances, gorgeous floor coverings, and state-of-the-art home electronics.
Whatever you need for your home, Kirkish has it.
Kirkish has a friendly, knowledgeable staff, including an interior designer, always offers low, low prices, and has an in-store service department that can take care of your problem on site.
Kirkish Furniture and Houghton open Monday through Saturday at 8.30.
Always free delivery anywhere in the U.S.
U.P.
and coming in from the outside at number 14 to clean up the carnage, Max Donahue.
First and 10 for the Coppings, their second first down at eight, nine and a half left in our first quarter.
Brought by Arayola Kitchen, Sharon Avanon-Houghton.
Aaron Hellman and the owner, proprietor, head coach, Sinapezo, Jeffrey Jets hockey team.
Oh, high school hockey teams are in the books.
Teams are picked.
Scrabble is coming up.
Games come up.
Our first schedule game is November 13th or 14th.
That could be flexed, depending what goes on.
Quarterback keeper on the fake handoff.
Helen and 35-40, 45-50, 30, 20, 15, 10, 5.
Touchdown, Copperkins, but we got a flag on the field.
Some dirty laundry on the 45 yard line.
I think this is coming back.
He had a lot of room.
The reason he had room.
because of the flag on the plate.
All these being against the Comperkins, the point of infraction was the St.
Francis 48-yard line.
So now to put the Comperkins right back to their line of sprint and now to go a little bit further back.
I was wondering why he had so much room.
I don't know the guilty part of it.
I've seen some of what they have for a subler together and a huge penalty for the Comperkins.
You gotta realize folks, recently had all that room because somebody literally W-W-E someone on the same Francis, 48, maybe the 47 year line.
So a huge run for not, she was instead of a touchdown, it's first in 11 for the Copper Kings at their old 41.
I'm sure they'll keep that play in the arsenal.
Three by one, right to left, howlin' in the shotgun, a single back behind him with Locust.
The pitch goes a locus turns it inside he gets six maybe five out of eight.
Tackle for
St.
Francis number 61 on the way Isaiah.
Eight twenty eight county left in the first quarter and a beautiful fall.
Somewhat cloudy afternoon the colors are magnificent.
They look across
the
street at the chapel.
The St.
Francis.
The priest was up in the press box paying us to visit a few minutes ago as well.
I gave him my best, he gave me his best.
Shot confirmation for the Copper Kings, three by one, left to right, single back is Locus.
Howin and the quarterback keeper breaks one tackle and a 50 inside enemy territory down to the St.
Francis, 47.
48-yard line he might be getting the first down and up for a copper cave first down So they moved the chains now folks this beautiful field to host three teams Traverse City, St.
Francis Traverse City Central and Traverse City West A lot of schools in Minnesota do that as well their universal fields in this place.
It's absolutely amazing
Trip back formation they break into that straight looking outfit.
Let's see as they get the snap to be number 36 get Anderson It looks like it long count Anderson gets a high snap runs it was left makes one tackle breaks another tackle breaks a third tackle Dragan half the gladiator defense gets five or six on the play.
Oh Powerful run by Anderson Finally taking them down without a big ugly's in there little number 16
Cooper Sellers comes in and clean up the mess.
Big number 77, anchoring that defensive line as well.
The senior, Garrett Russell.
Six foot four, out 290 pounds of them.
Folks, let me tell you, that's a tree trunk.
290, what a massive young man, very agile, down in a four point stand.
The Glads in your basic 5-4 defense.
Inside hand out for the Copper Kings, Keith Kuehle is still.
He gets two baby three on the way, third is short for Taliumet.
The mark would be at their own 40-yard line.
Jimmy Yellen, my Chief Engineer, Producer, and R2B back at the station doing a magnificent job producing this program.
Third and a two for the Copper Kings.
Mark Dabal at the Gladiator, 40-yard line, wanting to make, obviously, 40 minus two is 38.
That's where they got to get to.
Trip formation in the backfield.
They shift again into the shot gun.
Looks like Locus might be getting a snap.
He does.
Brings one tackle.
He got the first down.
I believe from here.
First down for the Copper Kings.
Fourth of the drive.
They've taken so far half of the 12 minute quarter after clock.
In other words, yes, we have six to go in our first quarter.
Brought by Harahila Kitchen of Houghton.
First and 10 for the Copper Kings.
This drive started way back at their 20s, so so far they've got 63 yards consumed in 100 yards or 80 yards they had to pick up.
Sorter this field gets folks, the tighter things get, the knuckles get sweatier.
Pistol formation for the Copper Kings with Helen and Locus is low back.
Helen and the run pass option pitches out this time to 22 bird.
He got a cut, maybe one two on play at the most good pose in my Colton Peterson.
Out of gladiators.
That was a 10th play to drive for the Copper King.
Six minutes and 40 seconds off the game clock so far and it's still going.
That's a hard two yards for the Copper King's Berg.
They're in a near hash mark.
This beautiful field here.
Press box.
Four stories up.
Not a bad seed.
A view for the press box.
Brought to a very good friend's room.
Uncle's fine diner in Hancock.
I recommend the whole menu, but try passes every Wednesday.
Fumbo hot potato number 25 for the Copper Kings.
Brought to Kingston.
Keeveston.
The Gladiators did recover.
Bottom of the pile for the Gladiators.
Number 32, Isaac Classen picks up the first turnover of the game.
And the copper came down a nice little drive of Corvus.
Boy, he got one in right in the hedges.
And I think that big defensive tackle is talking about Garrett Russell.
Rabbit punched the ball right out of his midsection.
And the gladiators take over on the first turnover of the game.
And now they'll move the ball going the other way.
Turn over to games and they are brought to you by Portage, a tire in auto repair.
First attempt for the Gladiators, mark the ball on their own 35 yard line.
Cooper Cellar, the quarterback on the carry.
Oscar Locas, defensively on the tackle of four, a Calumet.
Boy, what a...
Tough break for the Comperkins, moving two, three yards of crack on those.
Penelope Touchdown taken off the board, but mainly why it was taken had to be taken.
A massive holding call.
Gave Locas all kinds of room now to Gladdy.
Your second play of the game after the Clovis-Stoa fumble.
Second and eight.
Marked a ball on their own, a 39-yard line.
And off to number 16 again to Sellers.
Breaks one tackle, breaks another tackle.
They're 45-50 inside and in the
line.
The Coppers came out 48
yard line.
Number 62 defense lead for the Coppers.
Lee and Dave O'Bain on the plate.
First
and 10 for the Blacks.
They're first, first down of the afternoon.
It's the climate.
part of the field at the Copper King 48.
Full house formation there.
The quarterback puts his offensive strength out in Jean Saint-Petersburg.
He hands off
the
14.
Donohue, he gets two maybe three on the play.
Kukaud second and eight for the gladiators.
Rapidly played first quarter, three and 25 to go.
Here in our first quarter of action, no score.
Now folks, at least the first quarter almost any indication we're in for a long hard-fought contest where I don't think many points are going to be scored.
All right, turnovers will absolutely be costly and penalties in the playoffs.
They'll tell me how one of each on their first drive.
Now they don't have the ball and the gladger on the move.
And inside draw to number five.
Bennett Frederick on the play.
He gets four on the play, maybe five, be a little bit generous.
Ah, let's take that extra one away.
Let's call it a gain of four.
Third and four for the Glads.
Mark the ball at the Calumet, a 42-yard line.
No doubt, a four down territory.
And that opening drive, too, the Copper Kings used one of their timeouts after they tried to get the Glads a jump on a fourth and short.
After the timeout, they came out and got the first down, but you got one less of those timeouts to navigate with.
St.
Peter.
Triple a backfield.
They break off and then a whistle.
Hand off to the evasive.
And I mean slippery.
Number 16.
Cooper, a sellers.
First down for the gladiators.
Sellers picks it up.
Remove the sticks down to the Calumet.
30 has six yard
line.
and our chief engineer, engineer, producer, and will keep us up to date.
Any updates you get on the Michigan Tech football score end, feel free to just send them via a text.
Trip formation, under center behind the quarterback, St.
Peter.
St.
Peter takes a snap, hands off to a big pullback.
He rumbles and stumbles,
move,
classic.
Number 44.
The
senior five has 754 power 190.
He brings the
load.
Now
the sixth player to drive, he got five on the play.
What's called a gain of six, second of four for the Gladiators.
Triple back formation behind the quarterback and St.
Peter's.
Direct snap behind center.
Well, the triple back breaks off to a pro-set with an off on the edge, they're off back
on the edge, and they
out trick them.
Wait, did the Calumet Copper Kings drop?
I thought Traverse City, St.
Francis moved prematurely.
Well, let's see, it's against Calumet.
Second penalty against Calumet, and that's going to produce the Traverse City first down.
Don't be penalized for bad service.
See Rodge and the crew.
See Rodge and the crew at Q&A Chevy in Houghton.
First and 10th for Traverse City, St.
Francis And sellers on the carry he picks up two maybe three on the play Number 22 on the tackle for the Copper Kings is going to be Sawyer a Berg second and six of 40 gladiators
Mark the ball at the, put it right at the Calumet.
22 yard line, triple back formation for the Gladiators behind the quarterback, St.
Peter.
This time he adds off to the first man through Colton at Peterson.
Peterson picks up a couple, caught again a one or two line of play.
Third and long for St.
Francis, ninth play to drive coming up.
It started after the Calumet fumble and Traverse City took over on their own 35-yard line.
And that's the end of our first quarter here from Thurley Field.
Score at the end of one, same way we started.
Double zero, one for each club.
Our first quarter today has been brought to you by Araya La Kitchen.
We'll be back in one minute.
Second quarter action coming up brought to you by good friends.
from Copper Country, Ford, and Houghton, home of the real deal.
Back in one minute, second quarter, no
store and outdoor sports in Calumet has all your hunting and fishing supplies to keep you stocked up throughout the Copper Country, winter and spring.
Boots for all four outdoor elements, a great selection of jackets, fleeces, socks, gloves, and choppers.
A large inventory of firearms and ammo, fishing supplies, and licenses.
Harder's Party Store and Outdoor Sports has you covered.
Stop in Harder's Party Store and Outdoor Sports in downtown Calumet today.
Harder's Party Store and Outdoor Sports is open seven days a week.
40 years ago, Copper Country Forward opened with a
simple promise.
Treating every customer like
family.
The grandchildren of our original driver still trust us today.
Celebrating 40 years of shared miles together.
Built on honesty, transparency, and community.
Driven entirely by your loyalty.
Let's drive into the future together.
Copper Country Ford.
Hulking.
Home of the real deal since 1986.
Join us for the celebration.
We appreciate you and thank you for your business.
No score between Calumet and Traverse City, St.
Francis.
Yards in the first quarter, Calumet 49, St.
Francis 38.
We flip the field, St.
Francis now is going right to left.
They will have a third and six.
Mark the ball on the Calumet 22 yard line.
And Frederick the bow carrier for St.
Francis.
First down for Traverse City, so they continue to drive here.
That's their ninth player to drive.
First in 10 for St.
Francis.
We'll mark the ball at the Calumet.
60 in the hour line.
Well, that means one thing.
They're inside one of my favorite places, the Geno's Restaurant Red Zone.
Trip.
formation, a full house behind the quarterback, St.
Peter.
He puts his whole club down.
This time, Traverse City moved a little bit prematurely.
That's their second penalty at a game.
Don't be penalized for bad service.
Go to CUNA Automotive.
As mentioned, we'll be getting updates from Miss Context, Sagan Avelli, and also Mr. Jake Condon.
is down in Lake Linden.
He'll be sending us reports from the Lake Linden Hummel North Central game.
And if Lake Linden wins, Jake will be on the call next Saturday from Lake Linden.
And if Lake Linden wins, they'll play either St.
Ignis or Gaylord St.
Mary.
And the Lakes would host round two.
Trip back formation, St.
Peter hands off to number 16.
Sellers breaks one tackle to the 10, to the 5, touchdown sellers.
Ah, he has quick eyes.
Told he kept an eye on him.
Josh Sellers sent me here.
Sprat, he said.
Keep an eye on him.
I'll tell you what, nobody kept an eye on him.
Cooper Sellers runs it in.
An 18 yard TD run.
Sellers makes it a 6-0 game.
Extra point appending.
Impressive drive.
I'll buy product off a turnover.
Boy, those things are just costly as I'll get out.
As gladiators will go off for the extra point a kicking style number nine Tyler Stamey doing a kicking chore snap his down hole is good kick is up and Good by number nine Makes it a seven-nothing game.
It's dammy kick the effort point St.
Francis seven-time at nothing.
We'll be back in 30 seconds from the TC
Calling all Huskies!
Need to stock up on Michigan Tech gear?
The Campus Store and the Memorial Union and University Images at the Student Development Complex have all your Husky essentials.
Hoodies, socks, hats, and everything in between.
Perfect for game day or a snow day.
Whether you're a student, alum, or fan, we've got you covered!
Visit the Campus Store or University Images and get ready to cheer on the black and gold.
Go Huskies!
Well, scoring drive for the Gladiators, we'll call it a 65-yard template drive, capped off by an 18-yard run by Sellers.
Number nine for the Gladiators, Stamie gets the extra point, 7-0 in St.
Francis, and yes, a byproduct of a Calumet turnover.
I'll tell you what, this kicker for St.
Francis, he's legit.
First kick he kicked out of the end zone.
Actually a point I think it's still in the air.
Close one to motelize that last night.
So doing the kicking duties, obviously the thunderous leg of Stamie.
Back deep for the Copper Kings, the number 12, Oscar Locus.
It's going to be fielded by Locus at the five.
Then he drops it, then he picks it up.
Then he cuts it up to the 15.
He is horrible!
Whoa!
Elias Young put them to the ground what a thunderous hit there and our collision at a game Is a brought you by a Mayo a collision of Barraga your collision specialist of Barraga County, whoa The pads are popping down there folks.
Let me tell y'all about it.
Why I'm telling y'all about it First in 10 for the Copper Kings the mark will be their own a 17-yard line
45 seconds into the second quarter, the gladiators on a 75-yard drive, 18-yard run by the sellers.
Extra point was good.
Off a Calimit turnover, that's her only score to game.
They have a 7-0 lead.
First and 10 Calimit on her own 17.
The quarterback keeps in himself this time on that pitch to the outside.
Helenen, he picks up 10 yards on the play.
Calumet's fifth-first down of the game up to their own 30-yard line.
So O'Connor first and 10 for the Copper Kings.
The mark is their own 30-yard line.
Getting a little bit cloudier here, cloudier to the west and east and right up the gut.
They're calm for rain or a mid to late afternoon.
Hopefully it Dodges us, but if so, I don't think this field's gonna be affected one bit Three by one right to left the pistol formation that with the loan back behind the quarterback Helen and who's a locus as Helen and takes the direct snap again picks up seven and maybe eight on the plate Actually extra effort got him eight plus two got him ten on the plate back to back ten yard runs
by the Copper King quarterback, the number 16, Helenen.
So the Kings are on the move again, first in 10 on their own 41-yard line, trailing a 7-nuthin' to St.
Francis.
And the Copper Kings come out, see what they're gonna know.
They go with that triple backfield formation, and they usually break off.
Sometimes they don't.
A whole different look for the Copper Kings when I'm used to seeing it for the last probably 20-some years.
Inside hand off, nothing at all, the bow carrier.
Burg on the touch, nothing.
He might have lost one or two.
He just met up close and personal, Big Derrick Russell, six foot four, 290 pounder who created that first fumble.
Also number 61 in there causing problems, Isaiah Kerr, second and 12 of For the Copper Kings.
single-back formation behind the quarterback, Cowanin and that's Locus.
St.
Francis in their base 54.
Locus all kinds of rooms, they're the 45, they're the 50.
Down to the St.
Francis, 45 yard line.
Wow, that hole opened up.
St.
Francis number 10 is asking for help and that weak side, Alice Young.
Well, you can see that hole before the plate, before it develops.
Somebody missed an assignment.
Maybe they didn't have enough guys on the field.
More than enough room, I could have ran through that hole and if I could have ran through it, a lot of people are in trouble.
Especially me.
First attempt for the Copper Kings, that is their seventh and first down of the game.
They're moving out well here.
Four plays so far in this drive, picked up 40-plus yards, three-firs, they're picking them up in trunks.
Direct snap again to Helen and he pitches hot potato again!
Fumble, recovered, oh by the Copper King's Berg, and he didn't handle it a hot pitch.
Boy, that was a bouncing over the place.
Luckily, Berg got a second room service bounce.
The good news, the Copper Kings recovered their fumble to bad news.
They lost three and they lost the down second and 13.
Well, you would think that somewhere along the line, Traverse City is just their defense and you know, the first drive was their own worst enemy.
Between the penalty and fumble, even Traverse, so far Traverse City hasn't shown they can stop them consistently.
But again, as field gets tighter and this Traverse City defense, they switch their defensive up a little bit.
quarterback keeper Halonen, nothing.
Oh my god, he got leveled.
Another collision of game number five, Bennett of Frederick.
Also Gallagher in on a play.
Big number 77, Russell in on a play, he's gonna offer a little bit of refreshments.
And Traverse City's rotating in some fresh bodies, we'll call it third and 12 for the Copper Kings.
As they move at will, now things are tightening up again.
Single back formation, a motion right to left with number 36, Trent Anderson.
Howlin' and waits for the snap.
Anderson goes back, left to right.
Howlin' and throws underneath.
Incomplete flag on the play.
Number seven was all over the Copper Cane receiver.
It was Wickhorn, the intended receiver for Cali-Mint, number 58, Olin Peterson.
They keep a mind in high school it is not a automatic first down.
Right, did they pick the flag up?
Let's see, we're getting a lot of confirmation there.
Here's the call.
Well, they're calling it a personal foul.
We're 15 yarder, excuse me.
That would be Traverse City's third penalty of the game.
Don't be penalized for bad service, go to Q and automotive.
Calumet now at the break-on.
That was a good call.
He had a half full at Jersey.
I don't know if it was catch-mort off, but it was close enough.
Triple back formation behind Helen, and he pitches at number 36 Anderson.
He picks up 5-6 over on the left side of the playground.
We'll call it a second down and six picks up four mark the ball at the same Francis 28 yard line Seven minutes to go here in our second quarter Pepsi trivia coming up.
I got a good one folks Let's just say this trivia question is all over the map that we never down to two
Hellen is shotgun.
A single back behind him is Hoivesto.
Hellen in one, maybe two on a play.
Third in about five, maybe a long four.
Let's call it closer to six.
So we can say it's not four anymore.
It's a little bit more than five.
Not as much as six, right in the middle there.
Big play for the Copper Kings a third and five no doubt four down territory marked about st.
Francis 20 a seven-yard line in an old-fashioned Street fight here from a thirdly a field Single back formation in a pistol with the quarterback Helen and motion right to left as we got all kinds of moving again the Copper Kings out trick themselves those tricky Copper Kings got a little bit too tricky
You can't have three guys moving at once.
So that's going to be there, a third penalty in a game.
That's going to back him up to a third and close.
That's caught third and ten.
Well, both clubs not only have a penalty, but penalties at costly, costly times.
Kind of like a certain NFL quarterback.
Unreal talent, but every now and again, he'll have one of those bad...
Bad plays at the most unopportunistic time.
Speaking of football, we're waiting to get updates from Michigan Tech down in Saginaw Valley and also down in Lakeland and Hubble.
The Lakeland and Hubble game started at 1.30 Helen and Snap missed everybody.
It hit the back of number 36 Trent Anderson in St.
Francis says they have it and they do.
That wasn't a broken play, folks.
That was a total discombobulation.
How it was waiting for the direct snap and somehow number 36 went in motion Trent Anderson I don't know if he got crossed up or how did I crossed up at her center dot crossed up it hit how did it a back shoulder as he's going in motion to the left and the Copper Kings commit their second turnover the game
both on a long-consuming drives.
And that turnover brought to a good friend from Uncle's Fine Diner Main Street in Hancock, Blake in the game.
So St.
Francis takes over again on their own 35-yard line.
Don't know who recovered the fumble, but somebody did.
The pass from St.
Peter's out to number five.
Frederick, he gets five, maybe six on a play.
Locked out a bounce.
542 left here in our second quarter and this game is flying by We'll call it second of three for the gladiators marked about their own a 42 yard line 525 and Connie left in the game the Packers win Thursday night
The Lions and the Vikings will play Sunday.
That's probably the feature game in the NFL.
The Bears at Seattle Monday.
Inside handoff to number 31.
Nothing!
The ball carrier will be Levi Mooma.
Defensively for the Copper Kings.
Trent Anderson.
He came in there hot, untouched.
Luckily he got a Suley.
He said a running back.
He had a lot of room, if not.
Third and three for the gladiators At their own a 42-yard line I'm kind of see where Cooper Sellers is he's kind of in the go-to guy and he is He's gonna take the snap this time direct snap gets to Touch quarterback keeper
Posted a first down.
I think he got away at the same move the sticks st.
Francis gets their fourth first down of the afternoon They're gonna try and milk this clock right to recess and get some points on the board They keep a mind and they receive in the second half and be advocated a flip Yeah, somehow you do get down there and score very little time on the clock then you get the ball back to start the second half
Not only did you get a two possession lead, but you took one possession right off the board, right on top, and going into the second part of our game.
A lot of ifs.
Sellers direct snap, nothing.
Number a 36, Trent Anderson on the tackle.
Oh, Anderson's having a good game defense.
We had the second big tackle he made on this play.
Got it, a hunch.
It's Cooper Sellers, just a time bomb waiting to pop.
Only scored a game so far sellers on an 18-yard run early on in a second second play of a second court I believe after first the two-kilomet turnovers We'll count second and nine for the gladiators dead center at a ball of the football field Not much at all there for the Traverse City ball carrier and it was sellers now took the rec snap on a Pistol formation third and long for the gladiators
Big!
Defense has stopped for the Copper Kings.
No huddle for St.
Francis.
They're in a triple back formation.
Let's see if it goes to Frederick this time.
Actually behind center now is St.
Peter.
He's getting a play change from his offensive coordinator, Craig Bauer, it looks like.
And I think we're going to see a timeout in Traverse City Central Thursdays.
Excuse me.
St.
Francis takes their first time out of the game.
253 left here in the first half.
39 for the gladiators and we come back.
Seven up at St.
Francis.
We'll be back in 30 seconds at the station marked at back in 30.
Save your box at Bucco's Party Store in Calumet, your one-stop party store at the Q&A.
Stock up on all your favorite snacks and beverages, including a huge collection of energy drinks, Bucco's has forward products, frozen pizzas, and a much more in their food department.
Stay warm with comfortable Q&A I'll pack a winter gear sold exclusively at Bucco's.
All sales do not include taxes and deposits at Bucco's in Calumet, where the party starts.
Bucco's is open seven days a week.
Welcome back to thirdly field, the third and nine for the Gladiators.
Up seven nothing, two fifty three left in our second quarter.
Our second quarter is brought to by Copper Country Ford and they have a seven nothing lead and the marks going to be their own, a forty, a six yard line.
Let's see what head coach Josh Sellers and his staff have up their sleeve.
Greg Bauer, Michael Zinski, Josh Ducca, Joe Ferenza, Scott Doria, Tim Audette, Darren Keaton,
along with Dan Mark Hort Dylan McCartle, Ben Beckwith, Aaron Thornton, Dave Clezen, Greg Schurr, and that's one of the most safe player teams.
Inside hand off to the quarterback sellers.
He doesn't get the first stop, but it gave his dad the head coach, Josh Sellers, enough to think about the goal for it.
We got injured player on field, and injured player number 44, Bo Claussen.
As both clubs are being directed to the sideline by the officiating crew, this entry update is brought to you by Saracen Family Dento.
This doesn't look good, folks.
So what we're going to do, we're going to send it back to the station for a 30-second entry update.
30 seconds entry updates brought to you by Saracen Dento.
Back in a half minute.
Sarasen Dental is now accepting new patients.
The caring staff is there to maximize your comfort and overall dental experience.
Sarasen Dental in Hancock, right by the hospital, provides prompt emergency care and features state-of-the-art equipment and the best service available in the dental industry.
Call Sarasen Dental on Campus Drive next to the hospital in Hancock.
Call for a 2-8601 for all your dental needs.
Sarasen Dental in Hancock, now accepting new patients.
Thank you.
Number 44 being escorted out by medical personnel on site and that's a bow class and that looks that looked too good originally, but I'm thinking maybe this is a bad severe cramp.
It's humid folks.
It's humid up here and it's beautiful.
The press box are a thirdly field.
Fourth and a long two for the gladiators.
They're going for it.
St.
Peter behind center.
They're lining up to go for it.
St.
Peter direct handoff to number five Frederick first down gladiators.
I
believe.
First down St.
Francis.
Right after injury timeout they got to the line.
I don't think the Kings were ready for that quick snap.
The gladiators get their sixth at first down of the half.
Now they're on the downhill side of this beautiful playground going right to left or west to east at the Copper King 49 yard line.
St.
Francis with the S7 and nothing to lead over to Copper Kings.
2-19 and County left in the second quarter.
They're got to step up the pace a little bit.
Direction at the St.
Peter's, all kinds of room.
So Barney and Spinner-Rabbit at a 35, then a 30 down, then a 25, knocked out about at the 22.
What a gorgeous run by the quarterback, a sophomore.
Josh St.
Peter, there's a common player still trying to pick up his equipment after afters.
Wow!
The old Savardian Spinarama, a hockey term I use quite often, came out in a cabinet for a football.
What a move St.
Peter's put on.
The Copper King, not defender, half the defense, a pick up about 17.
Very in business, folks.
First in 10 St.
Francis, just at the Copper King 20.
And also good news for St.
Francis.
He went out of bounds as well to stop Big Ben.
Inside drought and number 14, Donahue breaks one tackle.
No, he didn't.
Big tackle by the Copper Kings.
Number 12, Oscar Locust.
What a fun football game.
This is so far.
Lassa one, maybe two on the play.
Second and 11 for the Gladiators.
149 and counting.
St.
Francis has two or three timeouts in their back pocket.
Josh Franti on the far side urging on his players.
His coaching staff, not as many as St.
Francis, head coach Josh Franti, defense corner Frank Bonacarce, offense corner Tyler Alokas, St.
Francis on the far hash mark.
St.
John has it off the cellar.
He got a room, 10-10, 10-5.
Touchstone!
Number 16, Sellers, another slick run by the St.
Francis Gladdenator's seller.
He turned a couple copper king into defenders inside out.
20 yard run by Sellers to make this a 13 nothing game, an extra point, depending.
Two unbelievable runs, one by St.
Peter's, one by Sellers, and the Gladiators now getting enough personnel for their extra point, doing the kicking chores for the Gladiators, their fine kicker Tyler Stamme.
Let's see what county kicks this thing into.
Snap is good, hold this down, there it goes, there it goes.
what above and beyond the scoreboard good extra point good by number nine for the Gladiators Tyler Stamme 14 nothing lads with a huge body blow to the Copper Kings late in the second quarter two turnovers from the Copper Kings equals 14 points from the Gladiators 14 nothing same Francis will be back in the 30 seconds from Traverse City
Untangling your headphones, finding the right remote, saying goodbye to your favorite shirt that hasn't fit in 10 years.
Why are simple things sometimes so complicated?
Thankfully, with auto owners, insurance doesn't have to be one of them.
Auto owners works with independent agents who live in your community and answer when you call, so you can worry about more important things, like finding a new favorite shirt.
That's simple human
sense.
Welcome back to Traverse City.
Traverse City State.
Francis now has a 14-0 lead.
Drive details for the Gladiators.
We'll call it after a second time at 2 and over 65 yards.
9 plays a 20-1 yard run by Sellers.
Extra point, good by number 9.
Stammy.
14 nothing at St.
Francis and just heard from our good friend Jake Codden and keeping my worry memory up to date.
Gaylord St.
Mary did beat St.
Ignace last night.
They blew St.
Ignace out of the ballpark.
The final score of that game was 55-6.
So with like winning their North Central win they will
have Gaylord St.
Mary, like Linda Winslow hosts Gaylord St.
Mary, North Central, which I think they'd be on their own.
Kick return by number 16, how on in?
Gets it up to about the 19-yard line.
Wow, each club has had two possessions.
Climate so far has ran 11, plus eight, that put us at, okay, 17, 19 plays.
Two turnovers, St.
Francis.
Picked up the ball at both Kalima turnovers on their own 35.
They ran 10 plays and 9 plays, 19 plays.
Two touch sounds both of two Kalima turnovers.
Each club only two turnovers.
Tail on a tape, says it all right there.
Quarterback Kalima puts a lazy ball out in a flash.
The number 16, Tyler Helinem.
He gets first down yard.
It's in plus he got out of bounds as well Just drive start after 19 one play one first down for the Copper Kings.
That's her eighth first down of the game And again keep my mind same Francis receives a start our second half Then come you got to be careful here.
You don't want to get too gambling in the other turnover You might want to get this club to the locker room and just get some stick them on your hands
three by one right to left empty backfield for Helen and he throws it up deep up for grabs caught right in the bucket of number 12 Oscar Locust defensively for the gladiators number 14 Donna who on the coverage boy what a nice pass by Helen and right in the bucket of Locust good bow 35 give or take five or so
First intent for the Copper Kings at the St.
Francis 41.
As the clock continues to run, Joss Frani has two of his three-timeouts remaining.
Let's say Joss Frani has one of his three-timeouts remaining.
He just utilized his second timeout.
First intent Copper Kings at the Gladiator 41, trailing 14-nothing.
Under a minute to go in our first half, we'll be back in 30 seconds.
Mark that, 30 seconds.
Hey, this is Clayton from Sayon's Auto and I have some exciting news for the Copper Country.
We are now offering Z-Barts exclusive ceramic paint coating that will protect your vehicle from bugs, dirt and that infamous Copper Country road salt.
Your vehicle will wash up just like new all winter long.
Want rust proofing done as well?
Ask about our Diamond or Platinum packages.
Give us a call at 482-2179 or stop in to set up an appointment.
Sayon's Auto Z-Bart, your preventative maintenance protection center.
One of the triplets on the board of Lake Linden.
Oxford has the lakes up eight to nothing over north-central.
Thank Jake Conner for the update there.
And Michigan Tech football starts at two o'clock for some reason.
I thought it was one, but that's why I let everyone else do the thinking around here.
Once I think about it, the better after everyone is.
Pistol formation.
Howlin' in the backfield.
Locus in his back pocket.
The Glads in the base 5-4.
Actually, his back pocket was 22 Berg.
Howlin' in the throws.
Catchable ball.
A little bit high, but Locus couldn't climb the ladder.
High enough.
Second and 10 for the Copper Kings at the Gladiator 41-yard line.
Trailing 14-nothin'.
50 seconds ago here in our second quarter.
And coming up next will be our halftime show.
In our halftime show today is brought to you by fresh my terrible memory A1 toilets are the copper country second and ten for the Copper Kings Helen and dropping back look out.
He's under the rest.
He puts it up for grabs intercepted ill-advised pass
Third turnover, there's a penalty on Kelleyman as well, which could be negated.
He got to learn to eat it, intercepted by number 18 for St.
Francis, Jacob Crasta, and that's holding against the Kings, where Helena was running for his collective life, and he just threw it up for grabs, a jump ball, and that was an easy catch number 18, Kraski, so the Copper Kings, they're third.
Turn over the game brought you by uncle's fine diner at Hancock in Traverse City now with two timeouts left on their own 31 yard line Well, I said at three players ago folks Be careful what you're doing.
Don't get too gambling because you might get burnt the way you've thrown a ball around Well, guess what you got burnt?
First in 10 for the Glad St.
Peter in the shotgun.
Middle screen!
It's caught!
The Glad here is a 35, then a 40, then a 43-yard line on the catch.
The evasive one on number 18 at Jacob Kraska, who just had to pick off.
The Glad's in a hurry up.
Oh, this team is slick.
I've said in my pregame, what coaches, this team is quick.
They play fast, and they're slick.
They're fun to watch.
They're trying to grab a jar of Vaseline.
St.
John all kinds of time.
In the flats, caught number three, Colton Peterson, down to the Copper King.
30-yard lineings right on the ticker tape and gets out of bounds.
So now the gladiators in shape with two timeouts left on the downhill side of the playground.
Did he get out of bounds?
They're bringing in substitutions.
Clock stopped.
On the out-of-bounds play.
The Glads are moving in there, moving in a hurry.
Three by one, right to left.
The quarterback, St.
John.
All kinds of time, they flood to left.
He's flushed out of the pocket.
He goes to his left, goes to his right, finds an empty spot and just throws a ball away.
That's what Helen got to do on that last play.
Don't throw it into triple coverage.
Second and 10 for the Glads.
And I'm guessing this kicker is good for 35 when I was watching the pregame, what little bit I got to see.
The Glads have two timeouts left, 10 seconds left in the second quarter, 14-nothing.
Trying to capitalize off to third at Kelly, a turnover.
St.
Francis yet to receive a kickoff both their scores off killing the turnovers and they coming out to ball three times three turnovers This is Traverse City sent a third possession.
They're trying to capitalize 10 seconds left I'm guessing about underneath or 15 or 20 take your time on get your fine kicker in the game Exactly try all alone at the 10 did a five knocked out a bounce at the two with one a second left is number 18 Kraska
Down to the two-yard line.
No, it's gonna get interesting.
One, a second left.
Oscar Losame made a touchdown save and tackle.
And Coach Sellers is taking a second of three timeouts.
He's gonna let this marinate.
He's gonna go for the field goal or go for the touchdown.
And keep in mind, folks, if they score, and they said this before they received the second half kickoff,
I know I said in that last Traverse City drive, they're getting gift after gift after gift, the climate offense is like the gift that keeps giving to Traverse City, St.
Francis.
Wow.
What precision by St.
John Crasca on this drive?
Two catches, 63 plus yards, plus he started this drive with a pick-off as Helen had just threw in a bunch of players running for his life instead of taking a hit.
I'll tell you what, a Traverse City St.
Francis scores here.
It's gonna be hard folks.
It's gonna be hard Cali-mit to regroup going into the second half and then they got to kick the ball away I'm curious what coach Sellers gonna do here I Knew on that last drive.
They're gonna get greedy you get greedy bad things happen Well, that's what happened to Cali-mit.
You got greedy bad things happen.
Oh, you're both me down at least 17 to nothing maybe 21 to nothing
And it looks like coach Sellers is gonna go for a touchdown.
Let's see what trickery they have up their sleeve They're bringing in a couple heavies.
Oh boy.
It's the old Mike Ditka goal line offense triple tight end You want to know where to be fist it's on the Traverse City offense now Josh Frant He's gonna take actually Josh Sellers to take his third time out.
He want to see what Calumet's defense is
We're going to send it back for a rapid fire, a 30 second break back at the station, back in 30.
Uncle's local diner in Hancock serves delicious breakfast all day and lunch 11-2.
Their menu has several selections and locally brewed house coffee.
Breakfast includes breakfast tot and the U-Bay-M combo with traditional favorites.
Enjoy a burger for lunch, a large selection of paninis, pasties on Wednesdays, and check out the crab and goat menu.
At Uncle's they take their food seriously in a fun environment.
Hours or Wednesday through Monday, 7-2 closed Tuesdays.
Now St.
Francis is utilized their third time all we're gonna see what coach South is gonna do here with his decision to go for the field goal or go for the touchdown I would think field goes automatic with this outstanding kicker number nine Stanny I would think And the lakes got on the board again that Brady Oxford and the lakes now
are up, I believe, 16 to 7.
Leo Gorzinski's club hanging around.
Here we go.
Triple backfield formation for St.
Francis.
Johns puts his offense to set down.
Hand off.
Nothing.
The Kings make a huge stop to end our second quarter.
And that's going to bring us to recess.
Well, that's a big play for the Copper Kings.
Give them a little bit of life.
Our second quarter today has been brought to you by Copper Country Ford.
Coming up next, their halftime show.
Our halftime show today is presented by A-1 Toilets in the Copper Country.
We'll be back in 90 seconds.
Mark that.
Back in 90 seconds with their halftime show brought by A-1 Toilets in the Copper Country.
14 nothing St.
Francis over Caliomint.
Back in 90.
Superior service towing and recovery, M26 and Houghton, just past Copper Country Ford, are the pros.
They serve the four county area and beyond, featuring 24 hours, seven days a week service with a fleet of tow trucks.
Superior service towing and recovery, M26 Houghton, has a roadside emergency services also.
Next time you find yourself where you need a tow, call 482-7666 for around the clock service.
Now celebrating 40 years, locally owned and operated, Kiwinaw Automotive M26 in Houghton.
Your Carfax Advantage dealer has an impressive line of expertly picked, free-owned vehicles with something for everyone and every occasion.
They have on-the-spot financing, top trade-in allowances and the best warranties, and second to none customer service.
Find your next ride from the pros at Kiwinaw Automotive.
The right choice for all the right reasons.
Stop in or call 482-7988.
A-1
Toilets of the Copper Country offers portable toilets, rentals year-round for lake camps, deer camps, construction sites, wedding party years and much more.
They offer short-term rentals and long-term rental options are available.
A-1 Toilets come right out to pump out your campers as well and also offer septic pumping.
Call A-1 Toilets today at 906-337-4882.
A-1 Toilets
Welcome
back to Traverse City, our halftime show brought by A1 Toilet in a Copper Country.
I'll tell you what folks, if you're a Kalimat, you move the ball, but you can't give it away every time you touch it.
Kalimat, nine first downs and a half, three possessions, three possessions, three turnovers.
Total yards for a Kelvin and a half, 124.
Three penalties two for the Copper Kings all three were at critical times Traverse City nine eight first downs Three penalties they've been spotless on the turnover category after the first calamity turnover Traverse City 18 yard run by number 16 Cooper sellers extra point good by Tyler Stanny, maybe the Packers should come look at this kid Traverse City scores after the second calamity turnover on a 20 yard run 21 yard run by you got it sellers extra point good by the
19 Stanley, Kallimut turns the ball over again and Traverse City went for it fourth and one at the Kallimut one as clock ran out they came up empty but they received to start the second half total yards for the Copper Kings in first half 124 total yards for St.
Francis in the first half 183 but the key to the whole thing you're giving a ball away
That's what you can say.
Coming up next in our halftime show, before we get ready for an extended break, we'll have this week in high school football.
This week in high school football is brought to you by the Trop Kelly Agency of Lake Linden.
We'll be back in 30 seconds after that, a segment.
We'll be back 30 seconds this week in high school football next.
I was are waiting for that the lake scored again now they're up over North Central a three possession game So as a Lakeland a Hubble Ace continued a score at will appears against the powers North Central Jets And again our next segment and a halftime show is this week in high school football and that is
Bracky by the Chopped Callio Agency at Lake Linden.
Let's see if we can hear from our good folks down in Lake Linden at the Chopped Callio Agency.
Folding a fitted sheet.
Programming the thermostat.
Matching your socks.
Why are simple things sometimes so complicated?
Thankfully, with an auto owner's insurance independent agent, getting the right coverage for your home doesn't have to be one of them.
So you can get back to more important things, like finding that missing sock.
That's simple human sense.
Do you have questions?
Ask the CHOP-CALIO agency in Lake Linden if auto owners make sense for you.
This week in high school football brought to you by the CHOP-CALIO agency.
Last night, Gaylord St.
Mary, 55, setting the sixth.
They'll play the winner of Lakeland Hubble in their central game in progress.
Lakes are up by three scores.
It's been being 36, Red Deer 14.
East Jordan Red Devils 42, Iron Mountain 35, I got a chance to meet some of the East Jordan fans yesterday on my way up down here and they're coming up there at a local gas station.
Bark River Harris overlaunched 59-30, Cadillac 31, Marquette sent nos 19.
Nagani a huge one on a roll last night 34 to 26 and also today in high school football.
the few more teams in the UP that are in action as they go get to my menu here.
Lakeview's at Menominee, that's a one o'clock kickoff this afternoon.
Also, eight player football, as mentioned, North Central at Lakeland and Hubbell, that game's in progress and let me check what's going on here.
Tyre Axford got on the board to Lakeshrep 24-7, one minute left in the first quarter.
Lakeland wins, they'll host Gaylord.
Saint Mary next week.
Coming up next, we will have Pepsi Trivia brought to my Pepsi Cola of Holton.
We'll be back in one minute or so after we hear from Pepsi Cola with their Pepsi Trivia question.
The score at recess, Traverse City, St.
Francis, 14, Caliment, nothing.
Pepsi Trivia right around the corner.
Portage, tire, and auto repair, Ethel Avenue in Hancock not only has a full inventory of brand-name tires in stock and ready to roll to keep you going year-round, they also want to make sure you get your vehicle ready to go for fall and winter with their service department.
They offer oil changes, tire alignments, brakes, along with suspension work, and more.
Call 482-1850 for details.
Open Monday through Friday 8-5 Saturday 8-10 noon.
Uncle's local diner in Hancock serves delicious breakfast all day and lunch 11 till 2.
Their menu has several selections and locally brewed house coffee.
Breakfast includes breakfast tot and the U-B-M combo with traditional favorites.
Enjoy a burger for lunch, a large selection of paninis, pasties on Wednesdays and check out the crab and goat menu.
At Uncle's they take their food seriously in a fun environment.
Tours are Wednesday through Monday 7 till 2, closed Tuesdays.
Introducing lemon and lime for Starry Lemon Lime Soda.
One of you must be a little more important.
We're both important.
So we could just as easily be Starry Lime Lemon Soda.
That
doesn't sound right.
I like it, would.
Starry Lemon Lime
Soda.
Starry hits different.
Five and a three.
Get rid of that.
Accidents happen, but lucky for you, Mayo Collision Clinic is a fall service collision repair facility.
Locally family-owned and operated, Mayo Collision Clinic's goal is to create a hassle-free experience for you, except all insurance companies and loaner cars available.
Mayo Collision Clinic is also an authorized boss cloud dealer and new local used car dealer.
Stop in and check out what they have to offer.
Located on US 41 in Barricka, call 353-7466.
Sarazan Dental is now accepting new patients.
The caring staff is there to maximize your comfort and overall dental experience.
Sarazan Dental in Hancock, right by the hospital, provides prompt emergency care and features state-of-the-art equipment and the best service available in the dental industry.
Call Sarazan Dental on Campus Drive next to the hospital in Hancock.
Call 482-8601 for all your dental needs.
Sarazan Dental in Hancock, now accepting new patients.
titles for a 12 pack of Pepsi.
One winner per 30, all we ask Pepsi Trivia brought to you by our good friends from Pepsi Cola of Houghton.
We're going to take an extended a five minute break here from Thoroughly Field.
As the Cali-McCopper Kings run a little bit of a jam here, currently 14-nothing as St.
Francis Gladiators.
They've been their own worst enemy with three critical turnovers.
We'll be back in five minutes with the trivia winner and we'll see what other kind of tidbits I can pick up in my travels as they put extended time on the clock for festivities here at beautiful Traverse City.
Back in five minutes from Thorbley Field, 14 nothing St.
Francis over Calumet.
Kirkish Furniture?
The UP has been depending on Kirkish Furniture since 1913.
Their 32,000 square foot showroom is filled with quality name brand furniture, dependable appliances, gorgeous floor coverings, and state-of-the-art home electronics.
Whatever you need for your home, Kirkish has it.
Kirkish has a friendly, knowledgeable staff, including an interior designer, always offers low, low prices, and has an in-store service department that can take care of your problem on site.
Kirkish Furniture and Houghton open Monday through Saturday at 8.30.
Always free delivery anywhere in the UP.
Accidents happen, but lucky for you, Mayo Collision Clinic is a fall service collision repair facility.
Locally family-owned and operated, Mayo Collision Clinic's goal is to create a hassle-free experience for you, except all insurance companies and loaner cars available.
Mayo Collision Clinic is also an authorized boss cloud dealer and new local used car dealer.
Stop in and check out what they have to offer.
Located on US 41 in Barricka, call 353-7466.
Portage, tire and auto repair.
Ethel Avenue in Hancock not only has a full inventory of brand-name tires in stock and ready to roll to keep you going year-round, they also want to make sure you get your vehicle ready to go for fall and winter with their service department.
They offer oil changes, tire alignments, brakes, along with suspension work and more.
Call 482-1850 for details.
Open Monday through Friday 8-5 Saturday 8-10 noon.
Sarazan Dental is now accepting new patients.
The caring staff is there to maximize your comfort and overall dental experience.
Sarazan Dental in Hancock, right by the hospital, provides prompt emergency care and features state-of-the-art equipment and the best service available in the dental industry.
Call Sarazan Dental on Campus Drive next to the hospital in Hancock.
Call for a 2-8601 for all your dental needs.
Sarazan Dental in Hancock, now accepting new patients.
Hey,
this is Clayton from Say In Zotto and I have some exciting news for the Copper Country.
We are now offering Z-Barts exclusive ceramic paint coating that will protect your vehicle from bugs, dirt and that infamous Copper Country road salt.
Your vehicle will wash up just like new all winter long.
Want rust proofing done as well?
Ask about our Diamond or Platinum packages.
Give us a call at 482-2179 or stop in to set up an appointment.
Saiyan's Auto Z-Bart, your preventative maintenance protection center.
Portage, tire, and auto repair, Ethel Avenue in Hancock not only has a full inventory of brand-name tires in stock and ready to roll to keep you going year-round, they also want to make sure you get your vehicle ready to go for fall and winter with their service department.
They offer oil changes, tire alignments, brakes, along with suspension work, and more.
Call 482-1850 for details.
Open Monday through Friday, 8-5, Saturday, 8-10 noon.
Folding a fitted sheet.
Programming the thermostat.
Matching your socks.
Why are simple things sometimes so complicated?
Thankfully, with an auto owner's insurance independent agent, getting the right coverage for your home doesn't have to be one of them.
So you can get back to more important things, like finding that missing sock.
That's simple human sense.
Do you have questions?
Ask the Chopcalio agency in Lake Linden if auto owners make sense for you.
Introducing lemon and lime for Starry Lemon Lime Soda.
One of you must be a little more important.
We're both important.
So we could just as easily be Starry Lime Lemon Soda.
That doesn't sound right.
I like it.
Would.
Starry Lemon Lime Soda.
Starry
hits different.
time show is brought to by A1 toilets at a copper country.
The score at the half is Traverse City, St.
Francis, 14 Km nothing.
In total yards in the first half, St.
Francis 192 Km 124.
So we got that up to date as well.
Michigan Tech football, the Huskies kick off at 2 o'clock at Saginaw Valley State.
Against the car knows that game and just underway.
We'll get updates from there as our after As our afternoon continues and Lake Linden is up 32 to 13 Dabital and I'll get on the board for the Lakes extra 2-point conversion 32 13 you love a minutes left in the second quarter so Brett your base club Continues to roll over their opponents through the playoffs
And if they hold on to one which looks like they might, they will host Powers North Central next Saturday.
Jake Conn will be on the call.
And if Kingsford wins today, boy is that going to be a fun night next Friday in Kingsford.
And Nagani will play Kingsford.
That game will be down in Kingsford if Kingsford wins this afternoon.
And they're in action right now.
If we get any updates from that Kingsford game,
or if I'm not out there listening to my game we might have some interest in that Kingsford game and most people out there who know me know how to get a hold of me send me some information from that game if you like I'm really intrigued with that game that would be a huge game next weekend if Kingsford can move on and get in the
They move on to get into that game with Nagani.
Nagani a big win last night as well.
That was a big story last night.
Nagani going on the road and finding a way to win on the road.
That was a huge win for Nagani.
As I get to that schedule again, Lakeview is playing Kingsford.
Right now that game is in Menominee.
Menominee is a heavy favorite as Lakeview is the lowest seed in that region.
Menominee only one loss that coming to Kingsford a few weeks ago.
in their defended state champs in division seven as well so we'll see what happens and actually look Nagani okay okay that's late for that monomony where's Kingsford I'm getting all confused here okay let's go to division five
Okay, Kingsford plays Howard City Tri-County.
That's what I'm looking for.
And same thing, Howard City Tri-County is a lowest seed.
So if Kingsford wins, they'll play, they'll host Nagani next week.
If Menominee wins, they'll host a team.
I believe it's a team from the down-lanching area.
We'll keep an eye on that as it unfolds.
Well, 246 are left in our halftime show.
They put extra time on the clock.
So basically a closing.
Lakeland and Hubble, they're in good shape to close out.
Leo Gorzinski and his North Central Jets, the lakes are working on a perfect season.
If they hold on, 10-0.
If they hold on, Jake Kahn will have the action next Saturday from Lakeland and as a lakes will host Gaylord St.
Mary.
So a team from downstate will be making a long road trip up north.
And I believe in North Central does come back and when they would be on the road.
They're the number two seed in That bracket my chief engineer and producers and are to be at the station.
I'm gonna see if we got any trivia winners yet No trivia winners yet my trivia question again 906 482 1330 906 482 1331 What are they only two states the United States to be home of a come ten?
college football division one national championships only two states in the country can say they're home of ten division one college football championships what two states are there this should be pretty simple folks again there's two states in the country that home
10 national football championships so we'll wait and see if we get a winner 906-482-1330 906-482-1331 if you get a winner on that and please text the two of me if not I'll fire the question out a few more times as we're getting close to our second half is
Traverse City, St.
Francis is yet to make the entrance on the field and I'm waiting to see if they can put the three minutes back on a clock or not.
This climate's out taking their extra warm-ups.
In Miss Contek, they're in action right now at Sagina Valley State.
The Huskies with two losses on the season and they finished their last two weeks at home against Wayne State and also against Davenport.
Wayne State definitely a winnable game.
Nothing's for sure in a Gliac, but playing Wayne State is the next best thing.
Davenport's a solid club.
They're ranked number seven nationally.
The Huskies are, I want to say, 11 last and look, 10.
That'll be a huge last season game for the Huskies and no doubt and right now they got a good chance I don't know what kind of they're right on the edge getting in three losses will probably knock them out so the gladiators have taken the field for the second half and I believe they're going to add on three minutes to our game clock.
I hope the official screws.
They're adding three minutes to the clock, so I'll do a little bit more research here and some things.
And I believe I just got some corresponding texts from listeners down at Kingsford.
Oh, our friends in Nagani.
K, T, and D in the whole game.
Cats and the stuff.
Kingsford is up 21-6 in their game.
So that's a huge game for Kingsford and they're heavy favorites in that game as well.
So if that score holds up, Kingsford will host Nagani and that game will be next Friday night.
Well, that game will generate a massive crowd down in Kingsford.
Beautiful field down in Kingsford there as well.
Again, another nice hospitality room I could visit possibly.
Well, we got two minutes before we get to our third quarter.
Our third quarter today is brought to you by...
Our third quarter today is Brought to you by our good friends from Sains auto sales and Z-Bard of Houghton and the Kings will kick off so Traverse City can really put a body blow in here if they can penetrate the Calumet defense on that opening drive and we're going to see how they navigate with this fine offense with St.
John you got Sellers you got Jacob Kraski Kraski had a last
two minutes of the second half or first second quarter with a huge interception.
40 plus yards and receptions that put St.
Francis within a yard and a half.
Taken to lead as they ran out of time with one second left.
Instead of going for the field with their fine kicker and stammie they elected to go for it.
I think part of that choice was knowing
that they receive in the second half.
I really think that played into thinking of the head coach.
We're gonna take a one-minute break.
We'll be back with our third quarter.
Our third quarter is brought to you by Sades Auto Sales and Z Barter Houghton.
Back in one minute, third quarter coming up, 14-nothing, T.C.
over Kelly Amit.
Back in a minute.
Why shop at Kirkish Furniture?
The U.P.
has been depending on Kirkish Furniture since 1913.
Their 32,000 square foot showroom is filled with quality name brand furniture, dependable appliances, gorgeous floor coverings, and state-of-the-art home electronics.
Whatever you need for your home, Kirkish has it.
Kirkish has a friendly, knowledgeable staff, including an interior designer, always offers low, low prices, and has an in-store service department that can take care of your problem on site.
Kirkish Furniture in Houghton open Monday through Saturday at 8.30.
Always free delivery anywhere in the U.P.
Hey, this is Clayton from Sayon's Auto and I have some exciting news for the Copper Country.
We are now offering Z-Barts exclusive ceramic paint coating that will protect your vehicle from bugs, dirt and that infamous Copper Country road salt.
Your vehicle will wash up just like new all winter long.
Want rust proofing done as well?
Ask about our Diamond or Platinum packages.
Give us a call at 482-2179 or stop in to set up an appointment.
Sayon's Auto Z-Bart.
your
preventative maintenance protection center.
prizes out 12 of them which comes in one box a 12-pack of Pepsi.
Thank my chief engineer at the station and Arnold B for getting us up to date on that information are unseen reported on Lake Lyndon, Jake Condon at the Lake Lyndon Hubble Lake Swim, Jake will be back on the call next Saturday.
So here we go, the Kings will be kicking off left to right, the clouds will be receiving right to left, the Kings and their road white unis.
Blue trousers the lads in their Royal Navy blue unis white numerals a gold helmet the predominately blue jerseys and Pants top to bottom short kicked by the hopper King throws out a bounce and the gladiator get good for the opposition as we start our second half Why that Sun came out we're scrambling up here in press row who'd they get hot in here?
Our view from the press box today Which is a beautiful press box here at Thurley Field as well our view from the press box brought by uncle's fine diner of Hancock and turnovers and again brought by Portage, Toronto pair of Hancock and Uncle's house also as a piece of that turn over in the same Francis gladiators
has elected to make climate re-kicks, so now they'll be kicking off from their own 35-yard line.
Back deep for the Gladiators, a speedster number 10, Elias Young.
He's winged by number three of Harrison.
The Kings go for the onside kick and they get it!
Those tricky Copper Kings, but we have a flagon to play.
Let's see if they were off sides.
Looks like they were offside.
Kings at the trickery.
Traverse City wasn't close to ready for it.
But now, unless they didn't recover the ball before the 10 yards, either way we got a yellow laundry flag on the field.
Everybody's milling about.
Nobody knows what's going on.
Both teams are talking to each other.
Now you got all the officials having a coffee meeting at the 45-yard line.
We still haven't had any official indication what's going on out there.
Rod Alliance was looking at the Traverse City, uh, St.
Francis player.
Josh Franny, uh, he's almost in the official, how to want to know what the big conversation is.
Wow.
We have mass confusion, sports fans.
They're still having a powwow.
Now once officials decide left side, Judd's going to get the flag.
Traverse City, St.
Francis is backing up.
Let's see what the call is going to be.
So the ball did not travel 10 yards so the Copper Kings will re-kick I Don't know what's going on here be totally honest with you Well basically Josh Franny wants that piece of somebody's ear lobe over there I know that much I say it didn't travel 10 yards so you got a re-kick from the 35 yard line So I don't do any penalty yardage added to that Let's just say folks as long as third
quarter open second half kickoff I've seen I'll lose my first game of the year but no that okay now to get back up that's what I thought there got to be yards applied to the penalty they're backing them up ten yards they're backing up 15 yards so now the Kingsby kicking off from their own 20 so that's a 15-yard penalty or there might have been a personal foul I've still really
baffled on that turn of events either way the Kings will be kicking off for the third time here to start our second half first first one out of bounds which was the penalty that puts comments up to four penalties second they recovered before the thing now the outside kick again and thinking Traverse City's knock me ready for that are you kidding me they were waiting for it Traverse City first in 10 on the Kelleya mitt 30
four yard line oh that's not a turnover folks but that's the next best thing they totally tricked them on the first onside kick they're a hundred percent ready on the second onside kick they had three different people on the front line my word what a pickle you got yourself in now first in 10 St.
Francis on the Copper King 35
After half all mistakes the big fallback he falls through three maybe four Mooma Carries a couple copper King tacklers on his backside For six yards second and four for the gladiators Boy the King's defense just got to take a deep breath and regroup and get this thing back under control Forty nothing as St.
Francis could have been worse except they ran out of time
Calment moved the ball up and down the field on three possessions that he had inside the 40 then they felt like giving it away three times.
Number two, St.
Peter.
Behind center.
Hands off the daddy.
Vesa have won number 16 sellers.
He gets one maybe two on the play.
We'll be careful.
Calment's number 44 is the wanted exchange.
Old Jacks Carlson looks like he might be on Ravlin.
Third and three for the Gladiators marked about the Calumet at 27 yard line going right to laughter West to East Triple back formation Slot to the left to the quarterback with Henson St.
John behind center sets the triplets
Behind them misdirection counter crater number 16 sellers doesn't get it fourth-inch short For the gladiators mark the ball at the Calumet 26-yard line Well if the Kings can make a stop here, that'd be a monumental Boost of adrenaline just a regroup after that three attempts for the second half kickoff or you're kicking off you could have the penalty
Offside, onside kick, botched up the penalty and they do onside kick again when everyone in the county was expecting it and he got Traverse City St.
Francis a fourth and two at the Calumet 29 yard line, what's called a first and ten for St.
Francis and marked the ball at the Calumet 20 at two yard line.
Needless to say this is a huge juncture of the game.
Not that they have the ball, but just how they got the ball and where they got the ball at Navigate only a what 32 yard field Or 34 yard field St.
John Rose he's got a guy out in the flats puts a right in the bucket the sellers and attended a five knocked out about at the one yard line Boy, these two are like shoes and socks pants and shirts
They match perfectly if you got the right combination.
I'll tell you what they got a clickin First and goal for the gladiators mark the ball out the Calumet then wait a minute.
We're coming back Flag on the play a penalty against St.
Francis.
Don't be penalized for bad service Go to Q and automotive.
Well, that's a big break for the Copper Kings Whoa
Big break for Cali man in St.
Francis on timely penalty So now it's of the first and go out to one they've got a second and 20 backed up to their 32 yard line
Again, congratulations to Stanley Mortemacchi of Calamity knowing our trivia answer was Florida and Alabama The only two States to home 10 NCAA division one college football champions counter trade misdirection all kinds of room for number 16 sellers What a block by number 23 at Dirks Henson.
That's our collision at a game from Mayo collision Henson literally leveled
Number 72 Joe Helen and that's no easy task.
He put him right on the derriere Picks up 11 on a plane.
We'll call it second and nine back to the original line of scrimmage plus one
St.
John's in the pistol with Frederick in his back left pocket two by two left to right no tight end jumbo five up front They run behind a big five ball carry number two St.
Peter.
He got tangled up a little bit
He's
brought down at the 22 yard line by Berg
A Copper King player just got his hand on St.
Peter's Suley's just in the nick of time, if not, that could have been six.
Third and four for the Gladiators.
Mark the ball at actually fourth and four for the Gladiators, I believe.
One o'clock says fourth and four, the board says...
I think it's just third and four, be honest with you, they changed it, third and four, St.
Peter, triple back behind them, inside handoff, I believe, that's going to go all the sellers, whoever it was, you got the first down, they plowed forward, first thing goal for the Gladiators, actually number 18 to ball carrier Craska.
So first thing go for the gladiators inside one of my favorite places Gino's restaurant red zone stop and folks get some pizza spaghetti today new drinks as well on the menu Really get them.
This is get that the 24-inch sub it'll feed the family and then some There you go.
Get a couple of them bad boys cut them into little tiny pieces for the kids Triplets behind the quarterback St.
John handoff counter trade at Peterson
Boy, they bring one player after another, left and right.
The Dolby end makes the tackle for the Copper King, second in goal for the Gladiators, marked the ball at the St.
Francis, a six yard line.
The Gladiators looking to extend their lead to a three possession game, up 14, nothing now, second in goal.
Mark the ball at the Calumet 6 yard line.
Copper Kings in their goal line base defense.
Everyone at tight, just wondering who's gonna get the ball to that Arsenal at a quarterback, St.
Peter.
Up the gut, ball carrier is going to be young, I believe, on the touch.
Ossila on the tackle for the Copper Kings.
Third and goal for the Gladiator.
The Kymik can hold them to a field goal.
That'd be a huge confidence boost.
They're on a far hash mark.
Let's see if they utilize a far side of the field.
St.
Peter now behind a center.
Pro said I behind him with number five.
Frederick in number 33 as a linsky it looks like.
St.
John hands off the 31 was in there as well on the counter to be fullback.
Mova touchdown, St.
Francis.
31 at the four-yard touchdown run and the glad eaters have extended their lead.
20 to nothing.
Extra point pending.
Well, I told you that last sequence it wasn't a turnover.
Mazewell should have been.
Huge huge drive for the gladiator now they are coming in a terrible spot Extra point being tempted by stabby.
Let's see how far he kicks this what a kicker Snap good hold down kick.
Yeah, you got it 21 nothing.
Actually he shifted it a little bit to the right Well, I can't got off really good then just drifted just a tad.
I believe it glanced the right goal post
20 for St.
Francis, Calumet, nothing.
Almost halfway through our third quarter brought to you by Sanzono.
We'll be back in 30 seconds.
Are you ready to unlock the door to your new home?
At Range Bank, our local lenders streamline the mortgage process just for you.
Realize the possibility of home ownership with low-down payment options, credit flexibility, and more qualifying choices.
Whether it's your first home or your next investment, apply online today.
Visit rangebank.com or give me Joe Sanicola at 906-226-1020.
Range Bank, making home financing easy and accessible for everyone.
Range Bank, member FDIC, Equal Housing Lenders.
The St.
Francis scoring drive after a box onsite kick attempt after a first kick went out a bounce after the first onsite kick you got a penalty
Third time wasn't the charm, St.
Francis takes over into Kalimat 34, nine plays later.
A four yard run by the big fullback MoMA, extra point, no good by the fine kicker Stam, the 20 to nothing St.
Francis over Kalimat.
St.
Francis will be kicking the ball away.
Back deep for the Copper Kings, we get to that in a second here.
Number 12, obviously Hellenin.
It's going to be fueled by howling in at the five To the ten trying to find some room and nothing doing taken down at the 14 maybe the 15 Defensively for the gladiators young on the tackle Well, let's see what Josh Franny has up his sleeve and worst part of Traverse City, St.
Francis scoring They took almost six minutes off the game clock.
So they did everything I said
Calumet didn't want to happen late in the second quarter.
Don't want to give up the score.
You don't want to let them get the ball back in the second half.
You don't think they too much time.
Every one of those things came to fruition.
First in 10, Calumet marked the ball on their own 19 yard line.
Triple back formation behind the quarterback, Cowanin.
Just keep things simple.
Don't get fancy.
The pitch goes Oscar Locust two maybe three on the play number three for the Gladiators Peterson on the tackle Well officiated game three penalties for Calumet four penalties for St.
Francis Actually mark that four penalties for Calumet Helen and the quarterback for the Copper Kings
Why left and going number 20 off to the edge will be Andrew O'Gentler Jumbo package at the tight end number 82 in there Ethan Helen and pistol formation empty backfield pitch nothing forget it Actually Helena broke one tackle number 40 almost got the pitch Jack Young he almost got the pitch before Helen and did kill him at very fortunate they made Something out of nothing
Big play by Helen and to save that player I mean Locus From a negative six to probably we get a positive four on the player five Third of five for the Copper Kings mark the ball at their own 25 yard line Well, you got to move to change sir.
You do not want to give the ball back to this Traverse City team Trip formation behind the quarterback number 16 Helen and now they
Spread it out.
Let's see who the snap is going to go to.
Locus, I'm guessing.
Actually goes in number 25.
Coyva still.
That didn't work out.
On the tackle for St.
Francis.
Half the defense.
Fourth and five or six for the Copper Kings.
Mark the ball at their own 22-yard line.
You see some frustration on the Calumet sideline.
They're sending a play in with number 20.
Andrew Juntala.
I actually think they're thinking about going for this.
A lot of game left, but man, I don't know if I do this.
It's still 17 minutes ago here, fourth and nine for the Kings.
Here's a ride through analytics out the book.
Trailing by 20, fourth and nine.
You got a quarter and a half left in the game.
You're going for it.
Now you're going to waste one of your timeouts in the process, which made no sense at all.
Well, Josh Franny burns his timeout.
He just put a screw out there to see what the defense is going to look like, but he burned one of his timeouts in the process.
Fourth and eighth, the Kings take their first to three timeouts, and they're trailing a 20 to nothing.
St.
Francis opening drive and a half after Calumet's three kickoff attempts didn't work out on the outside kick.
They take the bow over deep into Kalima territory at the 34-yard line.
Five plays later they get in the end zone.
And another update from Lake Linden.
North Central got on the board.
Lake's rep 38.19 at recess over powers of North Central.
Let's see if Josh Franny is still gonna think about going for this and I don't know if he's going to or not after one minute timeout for 57 left here in our third quarter brought to you by Sains-Otto sales and Seabart of Houghton and They're lining up to go for it again Howlin in the shotgun Rose was right Rose was left
He's scramble out of the pocket.
He's gonna run, not gonna get it.
He's taken down from behind by number 31.
Mooma is having a big game offensively, a big game defensively.
St.
Francis takes over again on a 25, a 27-yard field to navigate with.
First and 10 St.
Francis on the Calumet at 27-yard line.
You can really put a dagger into the coffin on this one you get points on the board First in 10 for same Francis up 20 already 20 nothing taking advantage of an extremely short fuel of the Copper Kings fourth and long insider 25 got snuffed
same Peter the quarterback he rose they're going for the drugler he throws got a man tip broken up at the last second by number 15 and a copper Kings of Peterson intended receiver that guy again Craska that missed by a fingernail big defensive play by Oh and Peterson to save a touchdown what a nice defendant play by Peterson they were going for it there he came out he's a three-step drop and
He throws a nice ball, a little bit, just good coverage.
Good throw, good pattern, good everything.
Second and ten for the Gladiators.
Pistol formation for Saint John in his right pocket at Frederick.
Saint John is gonna carry it himself, he gets three maybe, four in the play.
Four, 35 in county, left in the third quarter.
Our third quarter today is brought to you by Saints Auto Sales in...
Zebar of Houghton.
Third and eight for the Gladiators.
Kingsford is up 21-18.
Kingsford's getting a little bit of resistance here.
Triple back formation behind the quarterback, St.
Peter.
Direct snap, handoff number three, a big hole for Peterson.
He gets close to first down yardage, good play by the Comperkins number 12, Locus.
He closed in a heartbeat, that counter-trade misdirection, but it's going to put same front.
They're going to give him the first down.
I don't think he got it.
First down for the Gladiators, a mark the ball at the Calumet 17 yard line.
And Coach Frat, he's taking his second time out knowing the magnitude of a defensive stop here to keep this game somewhat within relevance.
We're going to take a 30 second break, first and 10 same Francis at the Kalimat 17, up 20 nothing, back in a half minute.
Past foods and festival food, fresh local and convenient.
Barone spaghetti sauce with beef, 19.5 ounce camp, 387 with 10 points.
Tombstone original or garlic pizzas, just 2.99 with 5 points.
Fresh celery, 99 cents with 10 points.
Camelstucky soup, 1.99 with 5 points.
And USDA inspected whole beef tenderloin, 11.98 a pound.
Weekly sales start on Tuesdays.
Hanging on by a thread.
They've been their own worst enemy today, folks.
Trust me.
St.
Francis now have a first in ten inside the Red Zone, the Geno's Restaurant Red Zone, at the Copper King, a 17-yard line.
I'd like to thank Rob Granin worth again at the sleep in his suites in Traverse City and Grand Traverse coming in and act me.
Next time you come down this way, folks, I highly, highly, highly recommend it.
First and 10 for the gladiators, Caliomint 17 at the far hash mark, right to left, west to east.
Direct snap to cellars.
He zigzings his eggs, breaks one tackle, got two, maybe three.
Defensively for the Kings Anderson on the tackle.
Right after cellars, gets a tough four, maybe five yards.
Second and six for the gladiators at the Caliomint 13-yard line.
methodically taking time off big Ben 320 and counting left here in our third quarter and the 12 second play clock novel idea of a play clock in a football game number two st.
Peter the quarterback breaks one tackle breaks another tackle leapfrogs after he spins close to first on Yarders first in goal
For the Copper Kings inside the Traverse City it's for the right side to 15 Or the tennis, excuse me and mark the ball at the nine yard line Gladiators lining up to go for it again.
I marked the ball a goal situation now.
It's at the Calumet at six yard line
quarterback now is Sellers in his back pocket is a number of five a Frederick and He pitches the number 14 Donahue for the touchdown Donahue a six-yard run for st.
Francis gladators up now a 26 to nothing with 233 we got a flag on a plane Dead ball fall after the play I believe There's it a dead ball it came in really late the official just dropped it
You can take points on the board or not.
Let's see.
Ah, look at personal follow-ins, holding against Traverse City, St.
Francis.
So they took their six points off the board, which is a 20, and they put it, there you go, back to 13 or 20.
So a pointer after board holding against St.
Francis on the touchdown run so they'll reset So it's first and goal for the gladiators backed up at the Cali-Met 20 yard line Sowers takes a stop look at a hole breaks one tackle another tackle man is the evasive Defensively for Cali-Met number at 36 Anderson Coybus on the tackle
Michigan Tech is up a three-nothing over a second our belly Right a chance to watch that Michigan Tech Grand Valley game a few weeks ago.
What a fun a football game that was coach Betlac is doing an unbelievable job with that group Former Lakeland and Hubble coach Andy Crouch.
They can carry the defensive backs Second to go for the Glads at the climate nine-yard line
Direct snap, it's number 18, Kraske gets to the five, to the two, to the one, did he get in?
Yes, number 18, Kraske again, brings it in, is he a fun football player?
You got Sellers, you got St.
Peter's and Kraske with a misdirection pitch, gets in for a nine yard run, St.
Francis is up now, a 20, a six to nothing.
They're going for the two-point conversion, get that extra point missed to make it a 28-nothing game.
Kiamit Nall has found themselves in some dangerous waters here, folks on Halloween.
Remember the movie Jaws when they said you might want to get a bigger boat?
You might want to do that here.
The quarterback, St.
Peter's, on the two-point conversion.
Hands off to the big fullback, second man through, he rumbles and stumbles.
Two-point conversion is good by Mooma.
31 movement gets a two-point conversion to make it 28 nothing St.
Francis over Calumet and King's got to go into desperation mode now it's not getting the Phil screwdriver out and open up the governor
We'll be back in 30 seconds from St.
Francis for the Gladiators kickoff, back in 30.
A-1 toilets of the Copper Country offers portable toilets, rentals year-round for lake camps, deer camps, construction sites, wedding partiers, and much more.
They offer short-term rentals and long-term rental options are available.
A-1 toilets come right out to pump out your campers as well and also offer septic pumping.
Call A-1 toilets today at 906-337-4
I'll tell you
what, Doobie Brothers, listen to that music.
Wherever a city could be listening to some celebration music here, pretty quick the way it's starting to look.
28 Nothing St.
Francis, latest scoring drive at what's called a 27-yard drive.
capped off by a nine-yard run on a ghost situation by Jacob Kraska.
Two-point conversion, good by Mooma, up 28-nothing.
Kicking the ball away for the Gladiators, number nine, Stammy.
Nice kick.
High under the Traverse City afternoon, fielded by the Copper Kings after 15.
By a number at 25, Koyamas too.
He gets up to the 29-yard line.
The King's definitely in desperation, won't know.
Down by four possessions.
First and 10-kilometre at their own at 29.
Down to one time out as well for the rest of the half, which only has 13 and a half minutes.
Lifting it.
Well, Traverse City, they're going to loosen up into a soft 5-4 defense.
They're going to have to respect the run, but they're going to more play past.
They might give up some chunks here, but knowing to get behind them.
Helen and a quarterback of Forte Copper King's.
Deep back behind him is Locus.
And Helen, as I keep in himself, he's taken down rather aggressively by Mitchell and a half of others.
Number 61 in there as well for the Gladiators, Kerr.
five on a plate for Helenan.
One minute and Connie left here in her third quarter brought to you by Sains Auto Sales and Z-Bart of Houghton.
Beautiful fall afternoon got somewhat humid here to some was blasting in this beautiful press box which is a sponsored by
Uncle's local diner.
It's nice and cool.
Great spread, great food, great people.
All you can say.
Helen, a three-step drop.
He wanted to do it a screen.
That got imploded.
He's going to get sacked.
He just met half the Traverse City defense again.
Number 36 went out for the screen.
Anderson, he blew a tire.
And Helen had run it for his collective lives.
He just got tackled by probably five or six gladiators, including Jaworski.
Third and 12 for the Copper Kings.
19 seconds left in a quarter.
Let's see if they let it expire.
They break out at a huddle, one by one, left to right, single back from east behind a quarterback, Helen, in which is Cuevas, though.
Five seconds left in a half.
Let's see if they let the halter, the quarter run out.
That's end of our third quarter.
Our third quarter is brought to by Sains-Auto Sales.
I'm holding.
Coming up next.
Fourth quarter action brought to by Dave's BP Super Service of Hancock.
Stop and and seat a gang at Dave's, the only foe service gas station in a copper country.
28 nothing, St.
Francis over Kiliman.
We'll be back in one minute.
Fourth quarter action coming up brought to by Dave's BP Super Service.
The Valweras Baroni Company of Downtown Hancock is proud supporters of Michigan Tech Athletics and high school sports.
They have been providing quality products to country residents and beyond for over 100 years.
The folks at the Valweras Baroni Company promotes quality products along with quality sportsmanship and they wish the best of luck to all athletes in the area.
Pick up all your favorite Valweras products at your local grocers and check out their complete product list at Valweras.com.
Dave's VP Super Service of Hancock is the area's only full service gas station in the area and features 24 hour towing 7 days a week.
Dave's also sells brand name tires including Firestone, Bridgestone and Toyo that includes mounting and balancing.
Plus they have mechanics on site for automobile repairs big or small.
Call Dave's VP Super Service at 906-482-3410 for complete details.
Telling him about care, he is going to get first down yardage and more, all the way up to his own, 42 yard line.
Well, here's our third quarter numbers, total yards in the third quarter.
Keep in mind, Kelleyman had 124 yards after the first half.
So here's total yards after three quarters.
Kelleyman stuck at 124 yards.
They didn't pick up a yard in the third quarter.
And St.
Francis picked up nearly a hundred more yards and a third.
They are up to two hundred and seventy-nine total yards.
Helen and the ball carry again.
He's trying to be a one-man wrecking crew.
I bet you you got to get it to someone else.
He's an outstanding athlete.
You're not going to make it here.
Jaworski again on a tackle of four to gladiators.
Second and a five for Calumet.
The game is shrinking away, it's slipping away, it's moving fast, fastly away from the Copper Kings.
Trying to get over this first round, jinx they've been under for a long time.
Pistol formation Helen and three-step drop looks at a hot receiver.
High over the head of the intended receiver.
Locus intended receiver high and wide Number seven Wicker and on the coverage for st.
Francis Well, it's the same exact st.
Francis team.
I remember years ago talked to both coaches when I asked their head coach Sellers, it's fat.
They're fast in their slick after seeing them to Twice in the last four years.
They're fast in their slick
Man, they're a quick team, they're fun to watch.
Hellenin, direct snap, has some room, first down yardage and more to the Traverse City 43 yard line.
Well, this is what they did in the first half as well, but every time they started to do the same two or three plays and the other guy starts getting a whiff of it.
They can get on the board here, just you got a puncher's chance.
It's not a good friend of mine the other night on a local establishment, the biggest
Word and sports is two letters, if.
First and ten for the Copper Kings.
It's got their first first down of the half.
Mark the Ballot, the Travers, a city of 43 yard line.
Cove a stone, a touch.
Three maybe four on the play.
Let's go.
Let's call it five on the play.
Jack Young, defense behind the tackle for St.
Francis.
One of the captains.
Second and a long five, traditional six for Calumet at the St.
Francis.
38 yard line under 10 to go into game.
Possibly the season for Calumet.
Howlin' it, forget it.
Told ya, it's just you can do this so many times and it's just like going to your long-lost relative and turn the water out for him.
Number 61, Isaiah Kerr defensively on the tackle.
Third and six.
Now it's a long six closer to seven.
No doubt a four down territory for Coach Franti's club.
As they break out at a huddle.
Kingsford now up 28 to 18.
Lake Linden's up comfortably last we heard Michigan Tech is up three nothing on the Grand Valley and here comes the self-destruction Copper Kings motion or illegal shift the motion for Calumet Fifth penalty a game so now you got a third and 12 About same thing you move four or five times with great efficiency then you're in the same two or three different plays and there's some trick revolve, but it's
The other guy got a whiff of it.
Now you're in tough again.
Third and 11 for the Copper Kings.
Mark DeBal at the St.
Francis.
44 yard line.
Held in the gun.
Pistol formation.
Two-step drop.
Watch, go in the flash.
Goes up the gut.
Caught.
Number 20, the receiver.
Just luck.
Then a 20, then a 15, down to the 12 yard line.
Nice play there for the Copper Kings on reception by Adjuntala.
Halonen dropped a dime right in there.
First down Calumet.
Let's see if he can get something going here.
Definitely got a step playing with more desperation in two or three plays at a time.
Quickly out at Halonen.
Inside the Genos restaurant Redzone at the St.
Francis 17.
Halonen touched down Calumet.
Runs it in.
Halonen runs it in.
From a 13-yard run so the Copper Kings get on the board Helen and a 13-yard touchdown run Get on the board 28 6 extra point appending And the big question assuming they get the extra for the do or don't get the extra point Are they gonna go for the outside kick again?
You almost have to do it now.
You don't have to do it, but boy almost it you're right on that edge and running all the time
Triple shift for the Copperkins and a two-point conversion.
Helen and Rosa is right.
He better keep rolling the passes.
And complete.
Two-point conversion.
No good.
Twenty-eight.
Six.
St.
Francis over Calumet.
Eight and a half left in our party.
We'll be back in 30 seconds from Thurbly Field in Traverse City.
Harder's Party Store and Outdoor Sports in Calumet has all your hunting and fishing supplies to keep you stocked up throughout the copper country, winter and spring.
Boots for all four outdoor elements, a great selection of jackets, fleeces, socks, gloves and choppers, a large inventory of firearms and ammo, fishing supplies and licenses.
Harder's Party Store and Outdoor Sports has you covered.
Stop in Harder's Party Store and Outdoor Sports in downtown Calumet today.
Harder's Party Store and Outdoor Sports is open seven days a week.
How you been scoring, John?
Let's go.
71 yards.
14 plays, a 13 yard run by number 16, the quarterback, Ty Helenen.
Two point a version, no good.
Traverse City with the hands team out there for the anticipated on a side kick.
Copper Kings with the hands teams on her onside kick.
Formation, on-site kick, it's a deep one, it's going to bounce all the way down to Traverse City 30 and fielded by the gladiators of Ben LaCrosse.
The gladiators will take control with one thing on their mind, move to sticks and move the clock and stay and bounce.
Keiman is down one time out left.
First in 10, St.
Francis to Mark will be their own at 26 yard line.
With the 28 6 lead over Calumet St.
Peter out at a huddle with that Wicked formation behind them with a Frederick with a cellars and also Mooma, huh?
Say that you're sleeping for Calumet And off I believe is the full back.
We can see as the on pile That should be number five a Frederick on the touch
Defense lead for Cali-Mit, number 62, the ball buying on the tackle.
Second and nine for the Gladiators.
As the clock continues to move, if you're Traverse City, it can't move fast enough, your Cali-Mit can't move slow enough.
You gotta get two more stops, three more stops and three more scores to give yourself a chance even.
As a quarterback, St.
Peter hands off.
Frederick on the touch he gets three maybe four on the play So to be a third down now in about seven
Or
closer to six seven along six closer to seven either way Well, they're doing what they have to do you get one more stop here force a punt and let her go Pistol formation for a saint Peter
In the backfield now it's Dami with him for blocking and outlet purposes.
I'm guessing two by one left to right same Peter He goes a little bit heavy for number of 40 Jack young overthrew him a little bit in st.
Francis.
I'm guessing is gonna be force to punt And they're sending a punt team in so there you go comic got what you want and I'll take advantage of it Assuming they punt which I'm sure they're going to
Which means absolutely nothing what I'm sure of 28 6 St.
Francis 705 left there in our fourth quarter.
They're facing a fourth down and Six pun formation.
They're fine kicker slash punter Stainey back deep for the Copper Kings in number 12 locus good snap
High kick, beautiful kick by Staney.
Backpedal in his locus.
He fields it at his 22-yard line.
We'll be back 30 seconds from Traverse City.
28-6, St.
Francis.
6 minutes 50 to go.
Back in 30.
Accidents happen, but lucky for you, Mayo Collision Clinic is a fall service collision repair facility.
Locally family owned and operated, Mayo Collision Clinic's goal is to create a hassle-free experience for you, except all insurance companies and loaner cars available.
Mayo Collision Clinic is also an authorized boss cloud dealer and new local used car dealer.
Stop in and check out what they have to offer.
Located on US 41 in Barricka, call 353-7466.
Calumet marked the ball on her own, a 24-yard line.
Throws out in a flat, incomplete and 10 receiver, a number at 12, a locus.
That came up a little bit short of what they actually need on that particular play.
Second and 10 for Calumet.
Marked a ball at their own a 25-yard line 6-52 to go into ballgame Starting to look like the season for the Copper Kings.
They finished 6-4.
They can't make a miraculous comeback.
Howlin' it out in the flats.
Ha!
And 10 receiver is open too.
Number 36 Anderson Third and 10 for the Copper Kings
Craska defensively on the coverage for St.
Francis.
As Calvert brings in some fresh folks for a probably offensive spread, I would think.
What a beautiful afternoon this has been here in the same Traverse City St.
Francis, Thurley Field.
Pistol formation for the Copper Kings with Helen and Locus back in there.
Helen is going to tuck it in himself, breaks one tackle, breaks another tackle.
He got the first down, I believe.
First down for the Copper King.
Just how it in a lugs it past the 35 to the 36.
Their second, the first down and a half.
Donahue, defensively under tackle.
Four, St.
Francis, six, 39 and counting.
Left in the ball game.
St.
Francis up comfortably by 22, 28 to six.
on come for the quarterback Helen and the pistol block big number 75 got his mitts on it John David Carlson he used all three names on that one to climb the ladder second and ten for the Copperkins Michigan Tech with another field goal is up six nothing over Saginaw Valley the Cardinals hanging around down to suburban Detroit
Pistol formation number 16 Helen and a second in 10 two by one left to right in the backfield with them is number 25 Koyvastov past tip intercepted again by the Gladiators and you got it number 18 Prescott that attend that a five did he run it in a pick six
A pick six by the Glads, number 18 at Traska.
That's going to be a 40 yard interception by 18 at Traska.
The ball was tipped as how to let it go.
It wasn't high enough.
And Traska picks it off right around the Kalimut 38 yard line.
We'll call it a 38.
Yard pick six by number 18 at St.
Francis for a fine player Jacob Acrasco to make this a 34 to 6 game extra point appending Yeah, this team has just loaded with fast skilled players On the hold for St.
Francis is Peterson kicking the ball for the extra pilot meter fine kicker Stamie
Snap is good, hold is down, kick is up, and good.
35, not 35, 6, St.
Francis over Caliomint.
Six minutes of going to ballgame.
Caught the dogs, put out the fire.
The hunt is over.
We'll be back in 30 seconds from TC.
Back in 30.
Why shop at Kirkish Furniture?
The UP has been depending on Kirkish Furniture since 1913.
Their 32,000 square foot showroom is filled with quality name brand furniture, dependable appliances, gorgeous floor coverings, and state-of-the-art home electronics.
Whatever you need for your home, Kirkish has it.
Kirkish has a friendly, knowledgeable staff, including an interior designer, always offers low, low prices, and has an in-store service department that can take care of your problem on site.
Kirkish Furniture and Houghton open Monday through Saturday at 8.30.
Always free delivery anywhere in the U.S.
Welcome
back to Thursday Field.
I'm Jim Young, my Chief Engineer, Producer and R to be back at the station navigating us through a beautiful Saturday afternoon down here in Traverse City.
All Gladiators, 35.6, recent touchdown for the Louds.
39 yard on official 39 yard pick six by number 18 of the gladiators You're fine player Kraski on the pick six Jacob Kraski what a fun football player he is this team is loaded with skill players just loaded kicking the ball away for the gladiators number nine Stamie
Kicks that out front street about half mile away from here fielded by the Copper Kings in their own end zone by number 12 locust at a 15 to the 20 to the 25 Taken down aggressively by the gladiators number 23 Dirk Hansen on the tackle Okay, I met we'll see if they can just get some like little hoes would say
Consolation points as this game is coming to its conclusion as is the Copper King season.
Playing her last games for the Copper Kings would be Owen Peterson along with Tyler Helen and Sawyer Burgers.
I'll be calling it a career Kivisto.
I'll also call it a career Jacks Carlson from Calumet.
Go down the list.
Jet Styles for the Copper Kings, the senior Isaac England and Kaden Cronenworth.
We got some more confusion here on the play.
First attempt for the Copper Kings marked the ball at their own 26-yard line.
The officials are taking a water timeout.
Oh, St.
Francis has taken their second time on it.
I believe they want a water break, I thought, here at the Official Sand to PA system.
Either way, I'm going to take a water break as well.
We're going to send it back to the station for a 30 second break after trying to get this game into books.
35, 6, St.
Francis over Calumet, 6 to go, back in 30.
Kiwana Overhead Door has been serving the people of Houghton County and the surrounding area since 2001, providing quality clopey garage doors and garage door repairs.
Dan and his crew has enjoyed working with their friends and neighbors here and hope to continue for many years to come.
For free estimates, call 483-3791 or visit them online at kiwanaoverheaddoor.com.
Kiwana Overhead Door is your local clopey garage door dealer located on Sharon Avenue in Houghton, offering competitive prices, professional installation, service, and guaranteed satisfaction.
at 10 mark the ball at their own 26 trailing 34 to 6 quarterback keeper howlin nice play by howlin he gets positive yards first down Calumet third and a half one timeout left for Calumet two for St.
Francis pretty much all academic St.
Francis is wanting to get out of here in one piece some secondary players in on defense now as well
And when we're down at their fourth corridor, we'll take an extended break, then we'll do a quick post game show, so we can start making our way somewhat back to the homeland.
And hard to be good at having an enjoyable late afternoon, or a Halloween night, statewide.
Be careful there folks, a lot of foot traffic.
22 for the Copper Kings on the carry.
Nothing, Balqueria Berg.
He just met Dave number 22 for St.
Francis.
Jake Renek, the junior 5'11", 225.
He brought a load and he, Berg, right in his tracks.
No gain, second and 10 for the Copper Kings.
Mark DeBalter own 39-yard line.
St.
Francis will be getting ready to take on the powerful Kingsley Stakes next Friday in Kingsley And after how and it keeps it again the naked bootleg breaks one tap with a 40 that uh 50 down to the 45 down to the same Francis 36 yard line
number 72, McManus for the gladiators on the tackle his co-sellers have some secondary players in there 440 left in the ballgame and in the season for Calumet trying to get some consolation points for the hit the showers and make the long journey home they'll take it right through
I know myself and my competitor crossed the way, a few others are staying in Mackinac City.
As the quarterback calendar rolls out, he just got lamb basted by number four, Boomer.
Well, I guess so, and we have a flag on the play as well, which is going to be holding against Calumet.
I'll be interested to see what the head coach sellers don't be declined, apparently, or not, or pushing back 10 yards.
Boomer just lay out.
lowered the boom on Helen and Jasper Boomer, a junior defensive back.
A heavy hit to St.
Elise and St.
Francis to get a marching back ten yards.
It'll be a first in the 20 situation for the Copper Kings as they'll set the ball down and start the clock up again and get her moving.
First in 20 for the Copper Kings.
They crank up Big Ben.
Howlin' in the backfield with them is Berg.
Three by one, left to right, everyone in tight.
Howlin' in the quarterback keeper again.
They know it's come, they still can't stop it.
Donahoe on the tackle.
Gain of five, a second and 15, Calumet.
Under four to go here in our football game in the season for Calumet.
If Lake Linden holds off for their victory, we'll have the Lake Lindenhubble Calumet game next Saturday right here on the Uper 107.3 and WMP0920 AM.
Jake Kahn and will take the controls for that game.
Down and there's the pitch backwards at number 25.
Kovestow, he gets in for a touchdown.
Some trickery by the Copper Kings.
Kovestow gets the touchdown on a pitch from Helen in open field and the Kings get on the board again 42 yard run by Kovestow to give the Copper Kings their second score of the game To make it a 35 to 12 game although TC has some secondary players in there nice play is Helen and pitched Kovestow well past the line of scrimmage Nobody was there with them and he's why not let's go
The Kings will go for the two-point conversion trailing 35 to 12.
Helen and behind center now.
Trips formation full house behind and then they switch everybody over to the right and look for the snap to go to Locus, which he does.
He hands off misdirection, a touchdown two-point conversion, excuse me, is good.
number 36 Peterson converts on a two-point conversion 35 14 st.
Francis over Calumet will take a 30-second break from a thirdly field in Traverse City 334 to go in st.
Francis gets the clock the ball back back at 30 seconds
Superior service towing and recovery M26 and Houghton just past Copper Country Ford are the pros.
They serve the four county area and beyond featuring 24 hours seven days a week service with a fleet of tow trucks.
Superior service towing and recovery M26 Houghton has a roadside emergency services also.
Next time you find yourself where you need a tow call 482-7666 for around the clock service.
Welcome back to Thoroughly Field, the Copper Kings scoring drive.
Will be a 74 yard drive, 6 plays, a 42 yard run by number 25 for the Copper Kings, Cove is still after Helen and pitched it out to him in the flats.
2 point conversion also good by the Copper Kings and number 36 Anderson.
And the Copper King's attempted onside kick.
Well, guess what?
It did it work with three yards in order to push ten yards back again So here we go again with this calamity of errors Now Copper King Drive folks is going to be a 70 74 year drive as mentioned
And the Gladge will make Calumet kick the ball off way again this time from the 35.
So for those that you keep in track at home, Travers Calumet is now 0-4-4 on outside kick attempts.
Now we're taking another timeout.
Well, this is what I was fearful of.
Sometimes you just last for a minute stake longer.
whole first half, we're only 20 minutes away from that point.
Timeout on the field as Coach Franty takes his third and final timeout, trying to dial up a successful on-side kick play.
Well, just keep it right here and check my information.
If we can inform all my sources near and far on what's going on statewide, especially local.
Second of alley gets a field goal.
They trail Michigan Tech now a 6-3.
It's a latest update there.
Kinsford with a 35-18 lead in their game.
A couple minutes left in the third quarter in that one as well.
So the Copper Kings now are having to... Traverse City is taking a ball now, I think.
When I'm seeing on a field that's the way it appears.
They recovered a ball there a lot of confusion now both coaches on the Traverse City It's they're gonna have to bother they must have recovered that Yeah, they recovered the on-site kick which is illegal But didn't go to X amount yards that Traverse City did recover so they have the ball in our first intent on the Calumet 35 yard line Stamina in that quarterback of Florida gladiators
They'll have a second down coming up now at the Calium at 30.
They're just trying to run it out right now a Couple more first downs they will do just that Traverse City, St.
Francis will play next Friday night.
They'll make the relatively short trip to Kingsley I think that's 45 minute drive snap is fumble by the
St.
Francis quarterback Stammy he holds on though and recovers it The whole possession to take more time off clock and have a third and a seven Third and seven for the Traverse City St.
Francis gladiators two and a half left in the season for the Copper Kings is there a winding rep for another
playoff run another one and done for the Copper Kings Boyets.
Well get playing these teams and get into playoffs this whole area here.
They're not forcibly for Cal emitters only two other divisions six schools in the UP which I believe Gladstone and Westwood and they don't part qualify so hand up for glad eaters Brendan Lutka he gets first on yardage and more.
Down to the Kallimut 15 yard line inside one of my favorite places the Gino's restaurant red zone if Kallimut could have hung on and won that Escanaba game obviously miss extra points I've said it for years next extra points kill you get a kicker I 30 turnovers in that game as well, but losing 21 20 you win that game You're hosting that game whole different element possibly with the crowd at my day, you see but this team here is just better.
There's no two ways about it
First intent for the Gladiators.
Look to run it out.
And goes the number one Olutka.
Tackle by the Copper Kings, the number of 45 Alex Penelon.
Looking at some of these familiar names on this Kalimat Rosser.
Won't be long before I'm seeing their names from the local ice rinks.
Now 1-18 to go and counting two more plays at the most then I think we're gonna see St.
Francis may and they might even go in there a Lou Holtz victory formation.
Yeah, number nine Stammys behind center triple back formation behind him.
He sets his arsenal down behind him as well as number five Frederick gets the touch down at a four yard line with 56 seconds left
It'll be a first and goal.
Let's see if coach Sellers just tells his kids to take a knee and get out of here Which I'm thinking they're gonna do let's be the gentleman thing to do it.
Let's see what happens Bowls at the Copper King for as they start up the clock The same Francis will move on the Ghani is moving on Iron Mountain is moving on or excuse me.
Iron Mountain is not moving on
Bark River Harrison moving on and I believe the Gladger and the victory formation they take the knee and that's gonna be the ball game folks our final score from Traverse City same Francis same Francis 35 Kiamut 14 We're gonna take a two minute break back at the station two minutes We'll be back with our post game show our post game show today is brought to you by
Q&A overhead door, final score, St.
Francis 35, climate 14, back in two minutes.
Sarazan Dental is now accepting new patients.
The caring staff is there to maximize your comfort and overall dental experience.
Sarazan Dental in Hancock, right by the hospital, provides prompt emergency care and features state-of-the-art equipment and the best service available in the dental industry.
Call Sarazan Dental on Campus Drive next to the hospital in Hancock.
Call for a 2-8601 for all your dental needs.
Sarazan Dental in Hancock, now accepting new patients.
The
nationwide shipping schedule is now online at Pasti Central.
What better way to delight your favorite Displace Uper than a delicious Pasti Central Pasti, bringing a taste of the UP to all 50 states since 1996.
Baked with loving care in Calumet, guaranteed delivery by FedEx ensures fresh arrival of your package from home.
Stop by Pasti Central soon to order on the web at pasti.com.
You need building supplies or equipment for your next construction project.
There's only one name you need to remember.
Houghton Building Supply, now your true value store.
Located behind Q&A Automotive M26 Houghton, they can help you with your entire project start to finish.
They have culverts, landscaping fabric, and slip fence.
They're your guaranteed roofing stock dealer with a boom delivery truck to unload your materials on location.
Call Houghton Building Supply at 482-0900 for all building supply needs.
That's Houghton Building Supply 482-0900.
Zero zero.
Kiwana Overhead Door has been serving the people of Houghton County and the surrounding area since 2001, providing quality clopey garage doors and garage door repairs.
Dan and his crew has enjoyed working with their friends and neighbors here and hope to continue for many years to come.
For free estimates, call 483-3791 or visit them online at kiwanaoverheaddoor.com.
Kiwana Overhead Door is your local clopey garage door dealer located on Sharon Avenue in Houghton, offering competitive prices, professional installation, service, and guaranteed satisfaction.
Welcome back to the third refield, St.
Francis with a convincing 35 victory over Calumet.
Our post-game shows brought to you by CUNA over at door, St.
Francis 20 plays in the second half, game total of 43, also four first downs and a half, game total of 12, three penalties, no turnovers.
That's the same Francis.
Excuse me.
They have 51 plays in that game and climate 20 total plays in the second half a game total of 43 climate the total of 12 first downs five penalties three costly turnovers opening kickoff climate failed not one not two with three on-site attempts Traverse City got the ball in a short field of four yard run by number 31 for the gladiators
MoMA made the score, 20-nothing extra point, no good.
And then the Gladiators moved the ball again on a short field.
Caliment went fourth along, inside drone 30.
St.
Francis takes over at the 27, 27-yard drive, six plays, eight, nine-yard run by 18 Kraska.
Two-point conversion, good for the Gladiators as well.
Make it a 28.
To a nothing game the Kings got on the board then and nine drive play a 13-yard run by number 16 For the Copper Kings Tyler howlin to make a 35 sixth and the Kings got a consolation score late on a 42-yard run by Number 25 Corvus still to put us at our final score st.
Francis 14 Caliomint st.
Francis 35 Caliomint 14
and our final stats brought yards brought to by Peter Ganther when we're at the MHSAA statistician for 30 years just fine elderly gentlemen next to me I can't thank him enough for his help and I make sure they talk to my guys on Lansing next year and I work with MHSAA closely I mean this you're invaluable sir this gentleman is loving next to me you want to go back to the copper country no I only heard that over the microphone he said no
That's alright, it's a nice ride.
The only thing is you have to find the right home.
Anyway, total yards for the game.
St.
Francis 359, Kalimat 307.
A telling stab though I got from my good friend Peter.
Kalimat didn't get no yards in the third quarter.
This part is some of the troubles they face her all afternoon.
Coming up next in our post game show, we'll have our pivotal play of the game.
Brought to you by Copper Country Ford.
We'll be back right after that.
Getting in an automobile accident can be very stressful.
Let the collision pros at Martin Custom & Collision on M26 in Dollar Bay ease the stress.
They feature computerized estimates, state-of-the-art frame-straightening, and brakes and suspension work.
They work with all insurances and provide free estimates and loaner cars.
Call Martin Custom & Collision at 482-7708 for all your auto collision repairs after our estimates upon request.
Pivotal played a game brought to by Copper Country forward.
It wasn't a play.
The critical juncture of the game, or junctures, backed the back-to-back turnovers for the Copper Kings in the three halves, three possessions in the first half, three possessions, first two possessions resulted in the turnovers.
St.
Francis three possessions their third possession off a turnover They got to the one-yard line if there's one more second on the clock.
They probably could have converted They went for it on fourth and one came up short as the key for the game or pivotal play I should say that they kind of just Their own worst enemy they moved in spurts, but this Traverse City team is an absolute juggernaut.
Trust me.
They are fun to watch.
No a doubt about it
That is our Pivotal Sequence of the Game.
Coming up next on SengHero is brought to my Barton Custom and Collision.
Back with that right after this.
Getting in an automobile accident can be very stressful.
Let the collision pros at Martin Custom & Collision on M26 in Dollar Bay ease the stress.
They feature computerized estimates, state-of-the-art frame-straightening, and brakes and suspension work.
They work with all insurances and provide free estimates and loaner cars.
Call Martin Custom & Collision at 482-7708 for all your auto collision repairs after our estimates upon request.
Unsung Heroes brought my Martin Cousin McClissom for the Cali-McCopper at Tyler Howden.
I mean, I think there's still body parts in a field he left out there.
Gave it his all, but that's my pivotal player of the game for the Copper Kings.
For the same Francis Gladiators.
Wow, I mean, I could pick this whole roster.
I mean, so many players at so many critical parts.
I'm gonna go with...
Where am I looking at my menu here Levi Mooma and also Frederick the big fullback at the moment of fullback and Frederick both of those guys were just Mammoth on offense and anti-fence.
They're my critical players for St.
Francis and also another Pivotal player for Calumet.
I'm gonna throw in Keith Coyver still had a nice game as well in a losing effort coming up next best of the best or
Coca-Cola pack got clear to game.
We'll be back with that right after this.
This is Coke Zero Sugar.
Could I be the best Coke ever?
Try and taste with your ears.
Hear those bubbles?
Imagine them tingling on your top.
Fizzy deliciousness.
Listen to that cascading liquid.
A mouth-watering waterfall.
Irresistibly tasty.
Zero sugar.
Crisp, refreshing.
and Ice Gold.
Is Coke Zero Sugar the best Coke ever?
Try
and decide.
number 18 interception a touchdown critical after critical after critical play two touchdowns number 18 Jacob Kraske is going to share with the fine runny back slash quarterback slash captain Cooper Sellers so number 18 for the gladiators Jacob Kraske allowed number 16
Cooper Sowers.
They're my Coca-Cola of Hancock Player of the Games for Traverse City, St.
Francis, and an impressive 35-14 victory over Calumet.
So Calumet season comes to an end at 6-4.
So they are going to transition over to the hockey rink and the basketball rinks in St.
Francis.
We'll move on to take on Kingsley next week.
And I'm waiting for any more final updates here.
We're going to send it back at the station for our final break.
And we'll have a wrap right after we hear from our post-game show sponsor, two and over at door.
Final score again, same France as 35, climate 14.
We'll be back to wrap it up right after this.
Door has been serving the people of Houghton County and the surrounding area since 2001, providing quality clopey garage doors and garage door repairs.
Dan and his crew has enjoyed working with their friends and neighbors here and hope to continue for many years to come.
For free estimates, call 483-3791 or visit them online at Kiwana Overhead Door dot com.
Kiwana Overhead Door is your local clopey garage door dealer located on Sharon Avenue in Houghton, offering competitive prices, professional installation, service, and guaranteed satisfaction.
Now folks, we're gonna call it an afternoon, a late afternoon.
Trick or treat, oh it's a treat for St.
Francis and a trick for Calumet.
quality.
St.
Francis team over Calumet 35 to 14.
Here's our last update from Lake Linden.
Lake Linden Hubbell 38-25 over Powers North Central and that a third lake's hold on they'll be hosting Gaylord St.
Mary next Saturday.
Jake Condon will be on the call from Lake Linden 12-30 pregame on 107.3 to Hooper.
WMPL 920 AM, www.passey.net, and the Civic Media app.
Last update we've got from Sagan Abelly.
Husky's holding out at 63 over Sagan Abelly.
I'm gonna check one more time, make sure nothing changed there, and I don't see anything changed there.
Kingsford is up, last report I heard at 35.18, so the flippers looks like they'll be moving on.
and then we're ready to see what Menominee does as well.
If Kingsford's holds this course, they'll be hosting Nagani next Friday.
There'll be a lot of eyes on that game.
Nagani low to a skill players.
Delangelo, Waterman, Evan Delangelo, I recruited or signed a letter to Michigan Tech as well, so that's great news, not only for the Ghani fans, but Michigan Tech Husky fans as well.
He's a fine, outstanding man, and I know I tried to get a hold of Jeff Nemi earlier this morning.
He might have been sleeping on the bus, he might have been sleeping there, but I know Jeff, I'll talk to him over the weekend, get some info.
But that's it for me from Traverse City.
A lot of people to thank as I'm coming back off the IR especially my chief engineer producer and Artemis did a phenomenal job back at the station can't thank her enough all of our sponsors as well near far all of our listeners can't thank the listeners enough especially for all the support you've given me over the years especially this past summer let's just say has been kind of difficult for me and obviously these two fine football teams I had a pleasure of watching two quality football teams and the staff here
at Traverse City, St.
Francis.
Wow, the hospitality, the courtesy up here, me and my competitor from across the way, Todd Van Dyke, get to enjoy some of these days, a true pleasure.
Also, Rob Grotten from the...
Sleep in his Suites and Traverse City and big Traverse and ask me next time to come down folks Make sure you stay there in advance.
Thank you to the folks at the holiday and Mackinac City as well always take care of me Final score from Traverse City from beautiful Thuriblee Field Traverse City, St.
Francis 35 climate 14 and everyone be careful There are a lot of kids beyond the streets a lot of foot traffic be careful takes some extra time and Lord knows they out of the way unless you absolutely have to
If you get in the way, be careful.
Final score again from T.C.
St.
Francis 35 Km 14.
Good afternoon everyone and enjoy the rest of the Sabbath.
You've been listening to High School Football on the U-Burr.
Pre-game show brought to you by Houghton Building Supply.
Coaches interviews, superior service.
Featured players of the game is presented by Q&A Automotive.
Game day forecast, Bucco's Party Store.
First quarter by Ryla Kitchens and Cabinetry.
Second quarter, Copper Country Ford.
The halftime show is brought to you by A1 Toilets.
This weekend High School Football, Chop Calio.
Trivia by
Pepsi, Colov, Hoenn.
The third quarter is presented by Saints Otto and Z-Barts.
Fourth quarter by Dave's BP Super Service.
Turnover of the game, Portage, Tire and Honor Repair.
The post game show is presented by Kiwana Overhead Door.
Unsung Hero, Martin Customer Collision.
Pivotal play of the game, Copper Country Four.
Player of the game, Coca-Cola of Hancock.
Red Zone, Gino's Restaurant.
Timeouts by Harder's Party,
store, penalties, Q&A automotive, injury updates by Cirrus and Dental, Collision of the Game by Mayo Collision Clinic of America, view from the press box, Uncle's Restaurant of Hancock, the AT range bank of a copper country, other sponsors include Pasty Central, Rank A Douglas Agency and Remax Douglas Real Estate, Fine Line Tire, Michigan Tech Campus Bookstore and Universe the Images, Volvers Baroni Company,
and Marquette, Superior National Bank, Tundra Lodge and Resort in Green Bay, and Island Casino and Inn Resort.
High School football broadcasts on the UBER are a product of Civic Media and the NHSAA.
The following is an exclusive radio presentation of Michigan Tech Athletics and Civic Media.
The Michigan Tech Huskies.
Screen pass to the right.
Roof.
Held up by his offensive lineman.
And down the field he goes.
25, 20, 15, 10, 5.
Hushed down.
Huskies.
Gueno going to throw towards the goal line.
He's got Nora Reaches.
And he's got it.
Touchdown.
Huskies.
Fire is across the middle.
It's tipped and intercepted.
A couple bobbles, but Jaden Bolden's got the interception for the Huskies.
Midfield, 40, 30, 20, 15, 10, 5.
Touchdown, Huskies.
Fourth and one from there, 40, and Larner takes it 60.
Slant pass is completed into the end zone.
Touchdown, Huskies.
Ethan Hull will hold on.
And Cookie was there and handed a cookie.
Rocked it in from five yards out.
Group on the left side makes his madness to the pylon.
Touchdown Huskies.
Way no little handoff.
No, he'll keep it himself as a leaf locker.
Drops his shoulder down.
Touchdown Huskies.
Hi, this is Coach Dan Metlock from the Michigan Tech football team.
And you're listening to The Voice of the Huskies, mix 93.
Go, Huskies.
Green goes to Roof, he's got a block, he's got a convoy.
Down the field he goes!
Jake
Roof into the end zone!
Michigan Tech Football is also brought to you by Range Bank of the Copper Country, Copper Country Ford, Always Baroni Company, Hornage Cooltouse, Freakate Douglas Agency and Remax Douglas Agency, Hornage Tire Auto Repair, McGann Building Supply, Goodwin Motors, Rogers Radiant Heating, Michigan Tech Campus Bookstore and Universe of the Images, Citizen Family Dental,
Muggo's party store, Viola kitchens and cabinetry, Ericsson feed, Seed and Pet Supply, Pets Foods and Festival Foods, and Swift Hardware.
Here comes more pressure, and he is sacked again!
And guess who?
Nate LeJoy!
Intercepted!
Travis Tidwell!
Rolling right arc, throwing towards the end zone, has a man open, it's Darius Willis!
Now for the call of the game!
Here is the voice of Michigan Tech football, Josh Yilatelo!
Welcome to University Center and...
The greater Saginaw area where today the Michigan Tac Huskies continue the 2026 regular season against Saginaw Valley State.
It is the Kirkish Furniture Countdown to kick off.
My name is Josh Yolotolo and I thank you for joining us here today for a pivotal GLIAC conference matchup between the Michigan Tac Huskies and the Saginaw Valley State Cardinals.
Temperature out here at Harvey Randall Wicks Memorial Stadium about 55 degrees.
Not a lot in the way of precipitation.
in the neighborhood.
But we did have a brief little rain shower as we were boarding the bus to come to the stadium earlier today.
So not going to be completely ruled out.
Temperature might get its way all the way to around 60 degrees with some winds from the southeast at 5 to 10 miles per hour.
Not really going to be a big impact in that area at least for today.
So we have again really nice weather for a Halloween.
Saturday here on the last day of October and some colors still trying to hang on in the thumb area here of the lower peninsula but really ideal travel conditions yesterday and things gonna look good for conference football today I told you this one is an important game because the Huskies losing last week at Ferris State
have their second loss of the season and let's kind of break down where that gets you in the NPI rankings.
I know I had more broken down on that on some of my game notes, but that one might have eluded the printer as we were heading into the weekend.
Huskies come in at number 19 nationally, which
is good of course but the more important thing is where they are in the super region super region number three and that is position number six which is currently in a good spot
for the NCAA playoffs but with three weeks remaining and a couple of difficult contests still to come that spot by no means is a guarantee and one thing to consider is that it's not just the top eight teams in the region that get the the opportunity to be in the playoffs but each conference in that super region will get their conference champion into the
NCAA playoffs and there are four super regions in super for conference as I should say in super region number three the Gliac which right now well represented in the top 25 as a whole
And that of course features the number one team Ferris State University, but then next week's opponent for the Huskies and current Ferris State opponent, Davenport ranking at number nine.
The Huskies at number 15 in Grand Valley clinging on after three straight losses to number 25 right now.
So the Gliac is in there.
The Northern Sun Conference, featuring teams like Minnesota State, who is unbeaten and ranked number five in the country.
The GMAC Conference, which features the top ranked team in their league, Northwood at number 10, who is 8-0.
And then it features the Great Lakes Valley Conference, which right now does not have a team ranked in the top 25.
And in terms of NPI rankings, they don't have one of their teams in the top eight either.
The closest one is William Jewel, and I think they're somewhere around the range of 12th or so in the super region.
But William Jewel would be the current automatic qualifier for the GLVC, which would bump out the team in eighth in the NPI rankings down to ninth.
in some capacity there and thus out of the playoffs.
So still plenty to be determined in these couple of weeks in the Huskies with a tough matchup against 4-4 Saginaw Valley here today at a place they haven't had a ton of success against a program who they've had only moderate success against and then next week with Davenport on the schedule and the
season finale against Wayne State so still plenty to be decided the lots to be determined here today of course if the Huskies drop this game they might as well go ahead and write off their chances for a playoff appearance it will be much much harder to do if they are unsuccessful here today but the Huskies had a difficult
task faced in front of them last week against Ferris State.
Let's go ahead and circle back to that contest against the Bulldogs.
The Huskies got the first points of the game.
It was six plays, 78 yards in two minutes and nine seconds.
Elliott Larner sets himself up with a big run just to finish off that drive with a 10 yard carry with 11-14 to go.
takes the snap it's going to be a design quarterback run Elliott with a good block another one down to the goal line and into the end zone touchdown Huskies good block down field by the Huskies able to get things free for Elliott Larner to rush it in for a touchdown Matthew Dainan a little bit banged up there on that and the Huskies would have the extra point go up seven to nothing Ferris State would
Not score until the 457 mark.
They would take 14 plays on the next drive, 82 yards.
And it was Kevin Symes running it in from 12 yards out.
J.K.D.
adding the extra point, making it 7-7 Huskies and Bulldogs.
And it will be an option left.
And getting some running room and all the way to the edge for a touchdown Bulldogs.
That is Kevin Symes.
A lot of motion going on there with the de facto triple option.
With Zaka Hearn getting a bit of a look at it at first and then the pitch to the outside.
Carter took a hit on the play.
So Symes got that touchdown and at that point it was 7-7.
The Bulldogs would suffer an injury to their starting quarterback on the next series.
Wyatt Bauer would not get any more action in the game, but Chase Carter would pick up and do a pretty nice job.
The next score would go from Carter's arm to Tariq Brett's hands for the Bulldogs first lead of the day in the second quarter.
Carter turns, throws quick one to the outside, Brett makes the reception, Zachary can't get him down first.
Bolden slows him down but then he breaks through the tackles, gets into the end zone, touchdown Bulldogs.
Huskies had hands all over him but nobody can get a grasp to take him down and Ferris State has taken their first lead of the afternoon with 11-0-3 to go and the first half is 13-7.
frustrating moment for the Huskies because it was a simple little swing pass to Tariq Brett and the Huskies had multiple defensive players have an opportunity but that's what Tariq Brett does is he breaks tackles and he is elusive and he did so there going 15 yards for that score Ferris State would get one more score before the end of the first half and the Huskies caught a bit of a break because at the tail end of that first half it was a 13 play drive it took 64 yards at five minutes 59 seconds off the clock
but a penalty for holding on the play would have resulted then in a 10-second runoff had Ferris State not used their final time out.
They did so with the seven seconds remaining on the clock rather than run another play and risk losing out on a chance at any points.
They settle for a J.K.D.
31 yard field goal to go up 17-7 at half.
Ferris State would get the next score as well as they got the...
after a Huskies three and out.
Chase Carter once again with his arm, getting Tay Boyd for the Bulldogs third touchdown of the day.
As Carter stands back, floats went out to the corner and it's a touchdown Bulldogs.
Tay Boyd was right there for the catch.
Terrence Martin couldn't get his head around to reach up to look for that football in time and the Bulldogs once again take a Michigan Tech turnover and converted to points.
23-7 with 12-14 to go in the third quarter.
Yeah earlier in the day the Bulldogs had scored on a tipped interception play where they got the ball in a relatively short field this time around it was Elliott Larner who fumbled and They took that short field and scored there again.
It was Four plays in 32 yards in a minute three seconds at a fair state look like they might just run away with the game Noski's though stayed to their game plan seven plays 24 yards off their own
Chip ball that turned into an interception.
Avery Kaczarski kicks a 35-yard field goal to bring it to a two-score game, 24-10, with 5-02 to go on the third quarter.
Special teams give them another short field as Ivan Ermlich kicks a shorter kickoff attempt.
A huge hit on the return.
I think it was Naylor, excuse me.
Bender who came through and had a huge hit on the kickoff return forcing and then recovering said fumble to give the Huskies a four-play 25-yard drive where Elliot Lerner adds on the one-yard touchdown.
Empty backfield right now for Elliot Lerner.
Gonna be a design quarterback run up the middle goes Elliot and he looks like he's in the end zone.
He is touchdown Huskies.
Ryan Judge puts the hands up and Michigan Tech gets the turnover on special teams and this time they capitalize for six.
Huskies would add the extra point 24-17 as the third quarter starts to wind down but Ferris State would get a little more breathing room.
They move down the field though not very efficiently.
In eight plays 30 yards two minutes 42 seconds.
They have to settle for an A and O Sullivan 50 yard field goal as the third quarter expires.
They go up 27 to 17.
Huskies still not going to go away though.
10 plays 61 yards and 3-10.
Avery Kaczarski kicks a 33 yard field goal with a minute 34 seconds to go.
Huskies getting those points on the board and trying to cut it to the one score game.
Hoping for the onside kick.
Unfortunately they would not recover that onside kick.
Another penalty that was one that the coaching staff couldn't exactly explain very well.
The Huskies were called for basically simulating the snap count on defense.
And they gave five yard penalty, which made Ferris State's attempt at running out the clock, picking up the first down much simpler.
They were able to do that and finished 27 to 20.
On the day Alex Bueno finishing 12 of 20 for 106 yards.
Passing.
added in seven yards, rushing on five attempts.
Elliott Larner nine carries 63 yards, both scores, and had an incomplete pass in his passing game.
Bryce Kearns led the Huskies with four receptions on the day.
Meanwhile, the Huskies had a pair of linebackers, Madi Sabah with 13, and Chase Cook with 12 in the tackle department.
Jackson Zachary with nine, and Jaden Bolden with eight.
Huskies doing a good job with everybody getting involved in the tackling game.
The longest play of the game was
Chase Carter's 35-yard run from deep inside their own territory.
But from there, the Huskies really held Ferris without a lot of explosive plays, which kept them right in the game.
Unfortunately, though, Ferris State got that win.
27-20 improved to 8-0.
Huskies dropped to 6-2 on the day.
For the Sagina Valley State Cardinals, they came...
With a battle with the Valleys here to Harvey Wick Stadium, taking on Grand Valley State who had lost back-to-back games.
And Saginaw did what Ferris State had done.
They got out in front early, Brayden Hill with a 13-yard reception from Connor Wolf.
In the first possession of the game, 11-28 to go, it was Cardinal 7-0.
Brayden Hill caught a second touchdown in the first quarter, a 19-yarder from Connor Wolf.
One play, 19 yards as all it took, and the Cardinals were up 14-nothing.
Second quarter comes along, Wolfe through the air again, finds JT Weber for 48 yards.
That was a foreplay, 68 yard drive in just a minute, six seconds, and with 13-44 to go in the second quarter, it was 21 to nothing.
Saginaw Valley State.
The Lakers though they would fight back as you would expect that they would they got the next three scores of the game in the second quarter Matthew basic a 19-yard field goal the end of the second It was Kellan Reed a two-yard pass from Andrew Schuster and in the third quarter a second touchdown from Reed this one though on the ground And it was 21 17 at the end of the third quarter
Grand Valley would get a touchdown run from Obisani with 1 minute 50 seconds to go which effectively ended the game as a Matthew Basick field goal with 21 seconds and a failed onside kick recovery gave
Saginaw Valley, the same final over Grand Valley that Ferris had over Michigan Tech, 27 to 20.
Connor Wolf was 11 of 20 for 142 yards, three touchdowns, two interceptions.
Devin Miles ran for 95 yards on 18 carries.
Meanwhile Andrew Schuster threw for 340 yards, 28 of 42, a touchdown but three interceptions on the day.
Kellan Reed another big day on the
receiving in 11 catches 152 yards but it was not enough for Grand Valley State who lost three consecutive games.
That's a look back at how these two teams got to the place that they're at here today.
Saginaw Valley four and four overall two and two in conference.
Grand Valley State now five and three overall one and three in conference play.
Last year these two teams met up and it was Saginaw Valley getting a touchdown with eight seconds remaining from Mason McKenzie now with Boston College.
It was an 11 play 75-yard drive.
It took just a minute 22 seconds though and they scored to get the go-ahead touchdown with eight seconds to go 24-21 up in Houghton, Cardinals that day.
improving to six and five to finish their season.
The Huskies falling to seven and four.
So a little revenge perhaps on the minds for the Huskies here today after the Cardinals spoiled their finale last year.
We'll talk more about that game and others as the afternoon progresses.
But when we come back, we'll take a look around the GLIAC.
What other finals were there in the GLIAC last week?
What games are in progress today?
That's on the way as the Kirkish Furniture countdown to kickoff.
Continues.
We're getting ever closer to Huskies and Cardinals.
Grand Valley, rather great Lake Inner College Athletic Conference.
Not sure where Grand Valley came into the mix there, but that's all coming up here on mix 93 in just a few minutes.
Why shop at Kirkish Furniture?
The U.P.
has been depending on Kirkish Furniture since 1913.
Their 32,000 square foot showroom is filled with quality name brand furniture, dependable appliances, gorgeous floor coverings, and state-of-the-art home electronics.
Whatever you need for your home, Kirkish has it.
Kirkish has a friendly, knowledgeable staff, including an interior designer, always offers low, low prices, and has an in-store service department that can take care of your problem on site.
Kirkish Furniture and Houghton open Monday through Saturday at 8.30.
Always free delivery anywhere in the U.P.
With
the cooling nights fast approaching, my thoughts go to the sauna and all of the great sauna supplies we just got in at Swift Hardware.
I also think about the weather stripping and those furnace filters.
Swift has a great selection of both.
Thinking about putting my gardens to bed and putting that winterizer on the lawn too.
And I still have to fill those cracks in the driveway before I get the driveway sealer on.
Swift Hardware has all the fun to get all these fall projects finished.
Come on down to see us.
We are here seven days a week.
Welcome back here to Harvey Randall Wicks Memorial Stadium on the campus of Saginaw Valley State where the Huskies and Cardinals will do a gliac football coming up in just a little bit.
Cardinals winners over Grand Valley last week 27-20 Huskies losers to Ferris last week 27-20 one other team scored 27 last week It was Northern Michigan.
They did so at home in a victory over Roosevelt 27 to 10 Davenport smokes Wayne State in Caledonia 49 to nothing and that gives us our players of the week which
Come from the teams that the Huskies facing, Chase Carter and Ian O'Sullivan of Ferris State, the offensive and special teams player of the week last week, while James McDonald, the linebacker for Saginaw Valley State, was the defensive player of the week.
McDonald led the Cardinal defense with eight tackles and a fourth second quarter fumble.
SVSU recorded five total takeaways in that win last week, the first time since 1985 that SVSU has beaten GVSU in back-to-back seasons and the win pulling Saginaw back to an even record overall and in conference play.
Meanwhile Chase Carter
O'Sullivan ran for a team high 141 yards on 25 carries while adding 11 completions for 122 yards and two scores.
O'Sullivan with the 50 yard field goal to end the third quarter and also kicked off six times and punted twice in the game helping the Bulldogs to their victory.
Carter and McDonald, the players of the week.
Other games on the schedule for today in the Gliac.
We've got Ferris State at home against Davenport and right now that score is 14-7.
Ferris State leading Davenport four minutes to go in the first half.
That game opened with 18 consecutive runs.
Three from Davenport before punting to Ferris, who ran it seven times for their first score.
The Davenport second drive opened with eight straight runs before Jonathan Palmer had an incomplete pass.
So both teams certainly looking to run the football there.
In the other games in the GLIAC this week, Northern Michigan is at Wayne State.
That game kicked off at 12 noon.
And we'll try to get that score for you here in just a few moments.
And the site's taking a few extra moments to load for whatever purpose.
So we'll try that again here in just a little bit.
But when we come back, instead, we will hear from the head coach of the Michigan Tech Huskies, Dan Metlack, on our Kirkish furniture countdown to kick off.
Start saving, stop fixing, upgrade to a natural gas furnace now.
Roger Runivara from Rogers Radiant Heating has been heating the Kiwana for more than 30 years.
Roger can upgrade your old hot water, steam or forced air heating system.
You'll save money on your monthly bills and on repair costs.
Ask about financing options.
Call me Roger Runivara at 934-3337.
That's 934-3337 for Rogers Radiant Eating.
Roger that.
Our family likes to keep busy.
Between hockey and volleyball dominating our weekends and all the travel that comes with it, we still make sure to squeeze in some outdoor adventures.
We need insurance simplified, and that's what Turbo provides.
Whether you're working with Jeff Mickish, Mike Micola, or Dale Carrow in Hancock, or Ryan Reapy in Marquette, Turbo simplifies insurance for us.
Turbo Agency is a provider of auto owners insurance.
Auto owners for your life, home, car, and business.
Welcome back to our countdown to kickoff here with Dan Matlach, coach of the Huskies.
Coach, you talk about it all the time about not turning one loss into two after a game against Ferris last week, where the Huskies were right on it.
Obviously, there was some disappointment on how things finished at the end of the game.
But how do you feel the guys rebounded in practice this week to get ready for another tough road contest?
Yeah, I think it was a good week of practice, both mentally and physically.
I think I said it last week.
Early in the week, it felt like by the time we got halfway home last week,
The guys had flushed it and moved on a little bit, so tough loss.
Obviously, some guys hurt from it, thought we went down there with a great opportunity to take one from him at their place.
And too many self-inflicted wounds, but I feel like we played well enough at times that.
It's a spot where we can build off it.
Hopefully get some of that stuff corrected and play a cleaner game today.
I know I missed a couple of guys from injury last week.
Where do things stand in terms
of
health?
Yep, both Keel and Pop are both back.
So we've got two more guys back on that side of the football.
So health-wise, for being week nine in the year, I feel pretty good about where we're at.
on the offensive side of things.
Obviously the last few weeks we've seen Bueno primarily be the guy to throw the ball and Elliott really hasn't put it in the air too much.
I'm assuming that some of the opponents have seen some of the same things.
You guys still have some wrinkles in there to try and throw
curveballs at the defense?
Yeah, of course.
And you know, the Elliott's done a really nice job since the bye week, working on his mechanics and
what he's doing with his feet in the pocket and so on and so forth.
We do at some point need to let him throw it just to keep people on their heels a little bit so it's not so obvious when he comes in but at the same time he's so dynamic with the football on his hands if we can get things schemed up and blocked up.
having it in his hands is not the worst thing in the world.
So we'll mix it up a little bit today and try to give him some more opportunities to throw it.
I thought last week when we asked him to throw it, he did a really nice job with it.
It looked confident in the pocket, unfortunately, the throws that he had.
came back because of penalties.
But no, he's more than capable of doing that.
And it's just picking and choosing those spots where you want him throwing it or keeping it in his hands to run it.
So we'll figure that part out as we go.
A couple more weeks here of Nick Norr getting himself back into
game speed here.
Where do you feel you're at in terms of trying to get him the football in space a little more?
Yep.
There's no doubt, both him, Kernsey, those guys need to touch it earlier in the game than we were able to do last week.
Part of that is the game plan and what we thought we had running the football last week.
But yeah, just to get them into a rhythm, whether it be a reverse or a jet sweep, quick game, whatever it might be, all those guys are going to have to touch it early.
And we've got a plan to do that.
So hopefully if we can execute it, we'll get those guys involved early and let them get settled into the game.
New coaching staff here at Saginaw, offensively,
what is their goal to try to do?
Yeah.
you know, from the beginning of the year on, throwing the football is what they wanted to do.
Now, if you look at their stats from last week, they had a lot of success running against GV.
So, you know, you got to assume that there's a little bit of if we can do it against them, let's try to do it this week as well and, you know, control the line of scrimmage a little bit.
But I think what they want to be is
throwing it downfield and getting some of those athletes in space.
So we got to do a job in the back end, one, keeping everything in front of us.
But we do need to get home a couple of times today and make sure that that quarterback isn't just sitting back there.
Because if we allow that kid to have the time, he is for sure capable of throwing it all over the place.
So defensively, a lot like they've been, really good up front on the D line.
skills in the secondary so you know what to get settled in the game they want to play a lot of games up front with twists and things like that so make it sure our offensive line count is where it needs to be in the run game in the past game so we can control that part of the game but no question we're going to have to run the football today if we want to have success.
You know they've been one of these teams that's been up and down maybe Jekyll and Hyde a little bit when they have been successful what have you seen them do well?
Yeah exactly what we're talking about control the box defensively and then
offensively, you know, getting behind people, you know, whether it be with their slot receivers with matchups on safeties or backers or, you know, some of their other guys just stretch in the field.
If they can keep the quarterback clean, you know, he's as good as anybody in our league at throwing the football.
So.
you know, we got to muddy that part up for him and make it tough on the back end, whether that be with coverage changes or, you know, guys being in spots to mess with his eyes a little bit.
But we cannot allow that kid to get comfortable otherwise they are going to be right where they want to be.
Yeah, where does Connor Wolf skill set really shine?
In the pocket, throwing it.
He's not a guy that's going to go run around and make a play.
He's capable of getting some yards when things break down, but he wants to throw the football even when he gets outside the pocket, flushed, whatever.
It's eyes down, feeling he's trying to throw before he runs.
But no question, just from watching him film, I think he is most comfortable when he can sit in the pocket and drop back and go through his progressions, and he's pretty getting good at it too.
So the biggest key for the Huskies get it win here, keep the postseason dreams alive.
Yeah, I think it's important that we get out the bus and start fast.
I think you know you you lose the emotional game like you did last week.
Making sure our kids heads are in the right spot, you know and and truly moved on.
I feel like we've had a good week of practice to think the right things are being said.
But you know when the balls kicked off, making sure that we're focused on that part of it and playing our football right from the get go is going to be what's most important today.
That is head coach Dan Matlak our pregame interview here on mix 93 as the Huskies and Saginaw Valley State Cardinals Get ready for Gliac football here in just a little bit Huskies win the toss they chose heads it was heads They've elected to differ their choice to receive until the second half For the side that they'll defend it's gonna be the edge to my right Which is where the video board and the pond are here on Harvey Randall Wicks Memorial Stadium?
The Cardinals will defend the end zone to my left.
The Cardinals are 3-1 here at home.
They have won back-to-back games.
And Connor Wolf completes about 60% of his passes, averages 224 per game, 16 touchdowns against five interceptions.
So the Huskies will certainly have him on the mind when they
are on defense, which you would expect would happen here unless something silly comes along here to get us going.
Other GLIAC games, by the way, here today.
Northern Michigan was leading Wayne State 14 to nothing, about midway through the second quarter.
And there was one other football game, and of course it recycled to all sports for me there.
That is coming up tonight.
It is Grand Valley State at Roosevelt, a battle of Lakers in Chicago at seven o'clock this evening.
So we'll have your opening kickoff coming up here.
Husky's wearing the whites today with the black helmets, black numerals, gold trim, cardinals in the cardinal red uniforms with the red pants.
The dark blue, if not almost black, helmets with the Cardinal logo on them, white numerals.
Huskies will have Avery Kacharsky set to kick it off.
The opening kickoff is brought to you by Fine Line Tire at Hancock.
Fine Line Tire Express in Houghton, where we serve you the guest.
Back to return for the Cardinals.
It's like we've got number 19 back to return.
It should be Gavin Noonan.
And number 11 is Jaquan Howard.
Braden Hill would have been one of the normal returners, but the wide receiver tore an ACL last week against Grand Valley, so his season concluded.
Ball is teed up here is the run up and Avery Kaczarski gets us going here from University Center with a touch back.
as it lands in the end zone and the Cardinals offense will take over the first possession of the game.
They will be led by quarterback Connor Wolfe at 6'3", 200 pounds.
The red shirt sophomore will get the opportunity here from Ada Michigan, Grand Rapids Catholic Central High School product and transfer in from Eastern Illinois.
Of course the Cardinals
Lost last year starting quarterback Mason MacKenzie to the transfer portal.
He made his way over to the East Coast and Division one Boston College where he's been starting some games for the Eagles this season.
Behind him Wolf will have Devin Miles a 5-9 grad student at running back and it will be play-action to him first.
Jackson Zacharias of pressure.
Still able to get the throw off right in front of Terrence Martin.
The reception is made by number seven JT Weber.
A 5'9 red shirt sophomore.
Weber hails from Grand Blank, Michigan.
Completion goes for nine yards up to the 34 yard line.
The Cardinals will have second and one.
They're missing a couple of different players here.
Romante, house junior, a wide receiver also out for the Cardinals in addition to Braden Hill.
As Wolf looks to pass, quick throw to the outside and is dropped.
Hit the hands and fell off of them for the big tight end.
Matt Vaughn listed at 6'5", 235 pounds.
Vaughn is from Stevensville.
Another sophomore and he'll check off the field here.
Up front, Caden Bell, a 6-4 junior.
Jared Gonzalez, a 6-3 junior at left guard.
Chuck Davidek, 6-3 junior.
Another junior at right guard, and Kyle Bryant, number 67, and Bryce Porter, a 6-4 sophomore.
Scheduled for the start at the right tackle spot, number 58, as Wolf hands off to Miles.
Here on third down, he'll get to the edge.
Enough for a first down across the 40-yard line.
Tackle with a couple of Huskies out there.
Chase Cook gets credit for the stop for Michigan Tech.
Cook and Sabah will lead the charge in the middle for Michigan Tech.
On the edges, Jackson Zachary, Joe Murano without John Hagelstein here today.
On the corners, Terrence Martin, Jameson Stamps back in the...
Safety spots Dakota Blackwell and Jayden Bolden up front Brendan Keel back in the lineup with Pierce Miller and Nolan shop along the defensive line Looking to pass in the pocket here is Wolf guns it down the field finds his man Vaughn the tight end open into Husky's territory Across the 35 and down at the 34 yard line And a first down and Wolf as expected airing it out down the field It's what we
We're told and we're shown in the past that Connor Wolfe likes to throw it through the air, stand back and let it rip.
And a couple of completions early on to get things rolling for Saginaw Valley State.
Wolfe, roll handoff.
Second tail back gets the call on this one and he's run out of bounds after a short game.
Obisani a 5-9.
Grad student from Aurora, Colorado, a transfer from Tennessee
Tech.
And it will be second down after a gain of four.
It is at the 30 yard line of Michigan Tech for the Cardinals offense.
First drive of the game, no score, 12-40 in counting to go, first quarter.
Wolf will stand and shot gun here.
Flips his tight ends both to the other side of the field.
Play action fake.
Huskies bring up Blitz and they do not get home.
Initially, Connor Breonis got the first contact.
Pierce Miller has to clean it up back at the 40 yard line.
Down he goes.
Courtesy of Pierce Miller.
Got a couple of tackles for loss on the season.
I'll get you maybe a more official number on that here in a second.
But good work by Pierce to fight on through, get his second sack of the season, fourth tackle for loss.
in game number nine and it's gonna put a third and very long here for Saginaw Valley State.
Marking a third and 16 at the Huskies 41 yard line.
Wolf dropping back, throws for an out route and it's dropped again and that might be, it's not the tight end, it's four instead of 14.
Dropped there by Zarek Zalinski, a 6-3 junior wide receiver, cannot haul it in.
and the Cardinals will have to send out special teams.
And it looks like they'll line up in punt formation here for Tegan-Ling-Durink who's both the kicker and the punter, the 6-1 senior from Rockford, Michigan.
Nick Nora's going to be back to return around the 7-yard line.
They've been awfully long field goal if they tried one, so I don't blame them though.
Linderink's got a good leg.
He showed it off in pre-game warm-ups.
This punt though not going to show that off very well.
It does take a Cardinals bounce, however, and will go all the way down to the two right along the sidelines.
So a roll of about 15 yards on that play for Tegan Linderink.
And the Huskies will be backed way up for their first offensive possession of the game.
11-29 to go, first quarter, no score between the Huskies and Saginaw Valley State.
Huskies have no changes set up front here today, all the regular offensive linemen on the trip today.
As far as I've known, Brandon DeVries, the three-time senior captain along the offensive line at left tackle.
Ethan Post, another senior for Lowell, Michigan, will line up at left guard.
Number 52, Max Nason, junior at center.
Number 56, Roland Bald, a man they call Brick, at 6'4", 290 from Lake City, Michigan.
And next to him will be Matthew Dane and at right tackle.
Number 68, the 6'6", 260 pound junior from Depeer.
They'll line up up front.
Huskies will get both quarterbacks in the mix here today.
Alex Bueno, the six foot junior from Rochester Hills, Elliott Larner, the 511 sophomore from Lansing, DeWitt, all will see plenty of action on the schedule for the Huskies offense here today.
And the wide receiving court comes into today's game at Peak Health, Abram Larner, Nick Nora, Bryce Kearns.
All available targets for the Husky Passers.
Lawner leads by far in terms of really all of the receiving categories right now.
39 receptions, 604 yards, eight touchdowns for Abram.
Bryce Kerns next in terms of receptions at 17 pair of touchdowns for Bryce.
Nick who missed half the season with an upper body injury, 13 catches, 258 yards and one touchdown.
First snap of the day looks like will be Alex Bueno with his senior tail back Jake Roof and behind him Roof at 108 carries on the season 546 yards for touchdowns They'll line up to the right side of Bueno Gabe Popko will be one of the Husky tight ends in the formation He'll be at the right side while Lucas Novotny will be at the left end of the Husky formation
First down is going to be a hand off the roof and there's not a lot to be had there.
They might have churned a yard out of the deal, but not a whole heck of a lot against the Cardinal defense here that... Certainly looking to build off of a turnover filled performance last week against Grand Valley State.
They mark, again, maybe a yard on the play.
Second down and a long nine.
Bueno goes, play action to Roof, keeps it himself, runs it to the nine yard line where he dives ahead, set up a more manageable third down and the Cardinals have a defensive player, slow to get up here.
And that's certainly not what the Cardinals were hoping for.
They've had a lot of players beaten up lately and that's the former Husky Juni Young Chung who was slow to get up
there.
Jun Young from Barry in Springs played season at Michigan Tech back in 2024 before transferring over here to Saginaw Valley State.
And we have the injury timeout.
I think we did have an injury timeout there.
So that will hurt the secondary a little further for the Cardinals.
They're without one of their defensive ends here.
Liam Kanayas out today.
Adam Ladukto is there.
He's an important piece to that.
Nick Nora gets the reception.
He's going to have to fight to keep himself at the stick.
And he does.
Looks like he's got enough for a first down.
And they will give the Huskies the first down
there.
So Nick Nora gets just enough on that catch for a Michigan Tech first down at the 13 yard line.
And off goes to Roof here on first.
Roof gets through the defensive front through the linebackers tripped up at the 35, excuse me, 25 and lunged ahead to the 26 yard line.
Nice carry for Jake
Roof.
Elliott Larner will check in here for the Huskies.
Also Anthony Martin checking in.
Samuel Delgado getting his first offensive snap here on this series and Elliott will empty out the backfield.
A throw goes to Delgado right at the 30 yard line.
Swung out of bounds there defensively by the Cardinals.
Trey Haido, Davison Michigan product in the defensive backfield for the Cardinals who replaced Junyong Chung on that last part of the, I guess the last injury that they had.
Laduke at number 11, Xavier Chason, defensive tackle, Devon Jones number four at defensive tackle for the Cardinals as well.
It's going to be a designed run with Elliott.
Elliott's going to be whipped around by the collar area and we'll have enough for a first down to the 39 yard line.
Good run by Elliott despite Leduc holding on to him there.
Substitutions up front for the Cardinals, they'll bring in a second wave of defensive front players, Carlton Freeman, Allen Hill among those coming back for the Cardinals.
Similar to the Huskies will swap out groups of defensive linemen at a time.
Tight end, Popko in motion to the right.
Bueno snaps, throws, and it is bobbled by Popko.
Kent hang on, out of bounds and complete.
Brings up second down.
Linebacking core for Saginaw Valley State.
Features James McDonald, the Redshirt Junior wears number 44.
Jalen Edwards sophomore number 10.
Then they'll work a similar front with the Huskies in that three down linemen there.
Leduc's actually going to stand up here.
Freeman on the other side.
Play action pass.
Bueno airs it down the sidelines and it is incomplete looking for Abe Larner.
Here come the flags.
Coverage on the play by Sean Hodges.
As the collision occurring down around the 30 yard line two officials through the flag That flag gives the Huskies a first down inside Cardinal territory here after the pass interference awards 15
Para four yard receptions Nora and Delgado so far through the air Huskies though trying to take the lid off with Abe Larner down the Huskies sidelines Drawing that flag Elliot will check in April will be wide out to the right slot right is Nora at least as they start Roof gonna move to the left of Elliot Play action run towards Nora Elliot keeps himself shimmying his way across the 40
and drag down around the 36 or so yard line.
It's gonna be right near the marker.
It's gonna be second down and short.
They'll give it to the 37 yard line, so second and one.
Original lineup there from the officiating crew.
Looked a little closer to the 36 of Saginaw Valley as we've got no score halfway through the first quarter.
Husky's first possession of the contest.
It's going to move Abram over to the right side here.
Heavy wide receivers trip right.
Kearns moves over to the left, joins Popko on that side.
Play action fake to Roof.
Wayno evades the pocket, has room to run.
Crosses the 35, slides down around the 30.
A couple of Cardinal defenders in the neighborhood there, including Christian Ellison.
That's your junior sophomore or a corner rather at Number two on the outside and on the spot there Wait oh a couple of nice scrambles as the pockets collapsed for him here today Two receivers right one left here goes
Kearns to join on the right side bubble screen out to Kearns makes the reception crosses a 30 and 25 gets hit pretty hard at the 25 yard line holds on to the ball there is the Hit coming from Haido Was a Brandon Lewis number 21 made the tackle there I saw Haido coming in as
well
Unless they swap they did not swap numbers.
They do see 21 out there on the other safety spot, so
Both safeties getting in the play there.
Second down and about four here for the Huskies offense as they go back to Elliott.
Extra tackle in there is Greg Miles.
And Elliott's going to keep go right side.
Gets the first down across the 20 down to the 18 yard line.
Huskies finding success with the quarterback run here so far as both.
Alex and Elliott are finding some running room.
Even Jake Roof finding the running room too in the more traditional handoff style run.
It is first down Huskies, no score, 5-17 and counting, first quarter.
Each team has had a possession.
Cardinals forced a punt after moving the ball away.
Huskies have now gotten into the red zone.
First and 10 from the 18, Elliott.
Tuckson runs, gets out of the grasp of Ladook and shakes off another tackle from the safety coming down before finally the rest of the Cardinals come into play.
Ty Robertson along the defensive front makes the play there.
That one actually ends up losing two yards.
Could have lost some more though, but a couple of broken tackles.
by Elliott, kept the play alive a little bit longer.
Second and 12.
Four and a half to go, first quarter.
Bueno is checked back in.
Two receivers right, one left, tight end left here for Bueno.
Motion and another dump off to Popko.
Popko does get this one and forced out of bounds by the Cardinals around the 12 yard line.
Huskies mixing the tight end in a little bit more here in the last couple of weeks.
Popko this season coming in with just four receptions.
But as the tight end gets some more game experience here for Michigan Tech, we'll see him perhaps get more involved in that offense.
Junior from Lakeland in Hubble.
Blake's playing in high school football playoff today.
And a flag and a false start.
Looks like coming against the Huskies here on third down.
Officials are going to huddle and talk about this one for a moment.
Huskies getting back onto their side of the line of scrimmage here while the officials still discuss with 3 39 to go in the first quarter They call the fall star and Abram Larner And that's gonna force the sticks back closer to the original line Be third and nine From the 17 yard line
Doesn't fully take the running game out of it here, but it does make run calls a little less likely.
Unless you're planning on this being 4-down territory.
Will be 0.0 with Roof to his left.
AB drops back.
It's a scream.
Dump off to Roof who cannot get past the waiting tackle.
from Saginaw Valley's Kelvin Watson.
Watson
read the screen pretty well as some of the defensive front of Saginaw Valley got through pretty quick so Watson hurried up to find the tail back.
As soon as Roof got it in his hands, Watson got his hands on Roof.
So Avery Kaczarski will come in with a right hash field goal attempt.
This one will be
Mark the 24 yard line, 34 yard attempt.
Good snap, good hold.
The kick from Avery's got plenty of distance and it is good.
First point to the game, go to Michigan Tech.
But they settle for a field goal with 235 to go in the first quarter.
Michigan Tech 3, Saginaw Valley State nothing.
This is Husky football presented by Houghton Building Supply on MIX 93.
At Fineline Tire, you're more than a customer.
You are our guests.
Quality tires, expert break and alignment work, and friendly hometown service.
Fineline Tire in Hancock, in Houghton, where they serve you, the guest.
Erickson, Feed, Seed, and Pet Supply is your fall hunting headquarters with a huge selection of feed, minerals, and attractants from Antler King and Trophy Rocks.
There's a great selection of fall and winter boots at Erickson, Feed, Seed, and Pet Supply here in town.
Calling all Huskies.
Need to stock up on machine tech gear?
The Campus Store and the Memorial Union and University Images at the Student Development Complex have all your Husky essentials.
Hoodies, socks, hats, and everything in between.
Perfect for game day or a snow day.
Whether you're a student, alum, or fan, we've got you covered.
Visit the Campus Store or University Images and get ready to cheer on the black and gold.
Go Huskies!
Well, that was a long drive from Michigan Tech.
They got the ball with 11-24 to go.
And with 2-35 to go in the first quarter, they end up with a field goal on the board.
A 16-play drive of offense, 81 yards.
But again, the fall start penalty sort of pushed them back into a spot where they had to go for a longer third down conversion that they were unable to do so.
Kick the field goal, but do take the lead here over the Cardinals 3-0.
Pretty balanced first drive for Michigan Tech in terms of pass attempts, run attempts.
Six first downs accumulated by Michigan Tech on that drive as well.
So Avery will tee it up here again at the 35 yard line to send it away.
They run up and they kick because it is going to go to Howard, fielding at the goal line.
Jaquana Howard up the hashes towards the numbers to the 20 and 25, tripped up and diving across the 30 yard line.
Jaquana Howard looks up a little bit.
I think he might have tripped over his own feet on the play.
As opposed to Husky getting him involved there, a little frustrated by it, but we do have another injured Cardinal
down.
So another injury for Saginaw Valley State here in this first half.
They had Junyong Chung come out early.
Really, I think it was the first or second play of the drive.
And now the Cardinals have another injured player here in the first quarter, 2-29 to go.
3-0 Michigan Tech.
Four of five passing for Alex Bueno that drive.
Two carries, 13 more yards.
Elliott with a short completion of four yards and four more rushes for 23.
So the Huskies getting the playmakers involved.
Popko, Kearns, Nora, Delgado and Roof all with receptions in that first drive of the game.
Tech right now averaging about six yards a run.
Bit of a delay here as they continue to tend it to the injured Cardinal on the field down and around the 20 or so yard line See if we can catch you up on the scoreboard here if we have a brief moment to do so Ferris State and Davenport At top Taggart field today.
It is 14-7 Ferris State still has the lead in that contest at halftime
Both teams coming in 8-0 overall 7-0 in conference.
Big match up here today between the Panthers and the Bulldogs.
The early numbers here.
Cephas Harris through one half of play as 18 carries for Davenport and Chase Carter taking all the snaps it looks like for Ferris State here today.
Based on what we saw last week, he would have expected Wyatt Bauer to be out today.
See how long his injury is.
So 14-7 Ferris at half.
It is also half time at Tom Adams Field in Detroit, Northern Michigan, 24 Wayne State, nothing.
Wildcats getting their first win of the season over Roosevelt last week.
Wayne State still searching for their first victory of the season.
And again, not looking great right now.
for Wayne State.
Looks like their second returner was the injured player there for the Cardinals, Gavin Noonan.
They dig deeper into their return team as Brayden Hill, who was their second returner previously already out for the rest of the season.
So Northern Michigan and Ferris State have leads.
Michigan Tech has a lead and Grand Valley will kick off against Roosevelt at seven o'clock here tonight.
Offense is out on the field now for Saginaw Valley with Connor Wolf leading the charge here.
He'll motion his tail back miles out and hand off to the second back who will go down after a short game of around four yards.
Obisani with the carry there.
Maddie with the tackle for Michigan Tech.
Huskies have the full starting crew out here after that long scoring drive by Michigan Tech.
God everybody a good breather.
High snap, Wolf brings it in, pressure comes and down he goes.
Maddie save on the Blitz.
No chance for Conor Wolfe the entire time and Maddie gets the sack in the negative play to the 27 yard line.
Second sack of the day for the Huskies defense.
Huskies didn't come in with an abundance of sacks on the campaign.
10 of them through eight games and that one for Maddie is his second of the season.
Second leading tackler on the Huskies.
Well behind Chase Cook, but still up there in the top 10 in the GLIAC.
Empty set for Wolfe.
More pressure comes.
He gets hit as he throws.
Completion at the 35 yard line to the tight end, Vaughn.
And another punt coming up here for Saginaw Valley.
Some of the Cardinal fans were looking for a roughing the passer penalty perhaps there, but Maudy keeping his hands down and basically just running into Connor Wolf with authority there as he was letting the ball go.
Nice job by Maudy on that drive.
And Lenderingke inside his own 25, getting descended to Nora around his own 25.
Huskies, raw pressure!
And they block it!
Dakota Blackwell blocks it, Chase, excuse me, Case Johnson picks it up.
And that one just went from bad to worse for Saginaw Valley State.
It took so long to develop that Dakota Blackwell nearly took that one right from Tegan Landerink before he even got a chance to drop it to his foot.
Case Johnson comes in and takes the ball and the Huskies will start possession.
at the Cardinal 19 yard line.
That is a nice play by Dakota on defense as Bueno hands off to Roof.
Jake looking for room off the left side is stacked up for no game.
Second down from the
20 yard line may have actually lost a yard on that play.
And that will end the first quarter.
That's the only play the Huskies got on this drive here.
Quarter comes to an end, Michigan Tech three, Saginaw Valley State nothing.
This is Husky football presented by Houghton Building Supply on MIX 93.
You need building supplies or equipment for your next construction project.
There's only one name you need to remember.
Houghton Building Supply, now your true value store.
Located behind Q&A Automotive M26 Houghton, they can help you with your entire project start to finish.
They have culverts, landscaping fabric, and slip fence.
They're your guaranteed roofing stock dealer with a boom delivery truck to unload your materials on location.
Call Houghton Building Supply at 482-0900 for all building supply needs.
That's Houghton Building Supply 482-0900.
If you're considering selling, we're here to market your home or property and help you get it sold.
I'm Barb Parker with Remax Douglas Real Estate.
We have a reputation of being persistent and professional.
We stand behind that reputation and lead the way as a top agency in our market.
When you're ready to sell, contact us and we'll get the job done.
We can be reached at 482000 or stop by our downtown Houghton office.
Remax Douglas Real Estate online at keweenarealestate.com
One quarter complete Michigan Tech 3 Saginaw Valley State nothing Cardinals with a good first drive and then the Huskies snuffing out any chance on their second drive with a sack by Maddie then a block of the punt by Dakota Blackwell recovery by Case Johnson and the Huskies with the ball now on second down
at the 20 yard line of Saginaw Valley State 2nd and 11.
Two wide outs, two tight ends in there for Bueno.
To reverse it's going to Kearns, excuse me, Larner, Abram trying to dance around and find some room to run will get himself to the 16 yard line.
Looked like number eight for a minute there but...
That was Abram number nine.
Gain a four on the play, the 17 yard line.
It's still going to be a long way to go here for the Huskies on this third down.
Elliott's going to come in here with AB, so two QBs in here with two wide receivers and two tight ends.
And a jump and is this a false start again or is this a penalty against Saginaw?
It looks like it's going against the Cardinals.
Defensive tackle, Josh Williams at six foot three hundred.
Charged with coming across the line and making contact with the Michigan Tech offensive line before the snap.
So that'll make a much more manageable third down opportunity here for Michigan Tech.
Keep both QBs in here.
Now it looks like it's going to be Elliott taking the snap.
Guano to his left.
Both tight ends off to the left as well.
And Elliott's going to tuck it.
And he is tackled at the 15 yard line.
No game.
Maybe a loss actually on the play.
And indeed it is a
loss.
Jalen Edwards credit with a tackle on that play and a loss again.
Now the Huskies getting great field position having to settle for another field goal try here.
It'll be 32 yards for Kaczarski, went from 34 off that right hash a little while ago.
Let's hope he can hit again here from a couple yards closer.
This kick is blocked.
And it's no good as a result.
3-0 the score stays 13-28 to go in the first half.
Cardinals got hands on that one.
And Avery couldn't get it up and over.
So one special teams block leads to another and the Cardinals will be right back on offense at their own 20 yard line here in just a few moments So neither team was very effective on their second drives of the game The first one for the Huskies went 16 plays Within three and outs for both teams in their second possessions
got a timeout on the field and it'll give me a chance to get you caught up on the top 25 in the most recent coaches poll
and
Ferris State did check in of course at the number one spot in the coaches poll and they still
are top that ranking with all the first place votes, followed by Harding, Cutstown, Colorado State Pueblo, Minnesota State, Western Colorado, Slippery Rock, Emporia State, Davenport and Northwood, all the top 10 staying exactly the same, all unbeaten at 8-0.
Northwest Missouri State, the first with a loss, but they stay at number 11 at 6-1.
Central Washington at 12 at 6-2, they bump up to the Huskies old spot, Finley and Carson Newman.
Each elevate one spot, then Michigan Tech at 15.
North Greenville 16, Valdosta State Henderson, Virginia Union, and then Minnesota State, the next two loss team at number 20.
Benedict, Virginia State West Liberty, East Strautsberg, all at seven and one.
Grand Valley at five and three, number 25, Augustana in there with receiving votes.
Just bubbling under.
Cardinal offense coming back out onto the field here.
Wolf will have two tight ends, two wide receivers, one tail back here as he lines up in shotgun formation.
And it is a handoff to the tail back who's going to get a nice little run out of the deal.
It's Devon Miles.
Picks up around seven to the 27 yard line Huskies had Briones coming off the edge with some pressure Whether that was a read option Inside zone play or an actual option where they were Coke might have had a excuse me a wolf might have had a chance to hold on to it They go this time with wolf
And Wolfe to the edge not going to get all the way out there.
That is Motti making the tackle again for no game.
Huskies will shift out the defensive front that was there.
Schwartz, Isaacson and Jones bring out the starters of Schopp, Miller and Keel for this third down.
Breonis the only substitution otherwise out there right now in place of Joe Murano.
34 in for 43 right now.
And Wolff will spread out five wide.
He'll bring Sonny back into the backfield with him, so three wide to the right side.
There is the snap, Wolff has time.
Pocket starting to collapse, he's rushing around looking for somewhere to throw, throws it late and throws too tall, intended for Matt Vaughn.
and an incomplete pass, but once again set out the punt team.
Wolf had time, but ended up having to shift around a little bit to avoid where the pressure was coming from before eventually overthrowing the receiver.
Linderink at his own 14 right now.
And Linderink will get this one away.
Oski's had some pressure in there, fielded by Nora at the 29, looking for a block, not gonna get much of one and will be piled under around the 33 yard line or so.
Decent kick there for Tegan Linderink.
And it looks like we've got a timeout on the field here with
11-49 to go in the first half.
It is still three to nothing.
Michigan Tech will take a quick time out.
Be back with more of our second quarter of play.
This is Husky Football presented by Houghton Building Supply on MIX 93.
The nationwide shipping schedule is now online at Pasti Central.
What better way to delight your favorite display super than a delicious Pasti Central Pasti, bringing a taste of the UP to all 50 states since 1996.
Baked with loving care in Calumet, guaranteed delivery by FedEx ensures fresh arrival of your package from home.
Stop by Pasti Central soon to order on the web at pasti.com.
After picking up a couple first downs and a 25 yard pass on the first possession of offense for Saginaw Valley State They have been forced to punt at the end of that possession And then three and out three and out punt punt for the Cardinals Their defense though has held their ground after a long drive by the Huskies net and only three And a short drive that blocked the field goal the Huskies offense will be set for their next possession here at their own
34 yard line, 11-49 to go here in the first half.
First half is sponsored by Houghton Building Supply.
Huskies 3-0 leaders here this afternoon.
Ferris State had the lead, 14-7, Northern Michigan 24-7 over Wayne.
Husky Hockey is off this week.
Michigan Tech volleyball does have some games on the schedule, however.
including Tuesday night in Northern Michigan.
And Michigan Tech at the SDC gym.
It'll be Bueno here for first down, rolls left, dumps it off to Delgado, the reception there, and it'll be forced out of bounds by Ellison after a gain of around three, looks like only up to the 37 yard line.
Huskies took down Wayne State last night in five sets.
The old reverse sweep in effect again.
Last night, Wayne State 25-19, 25-18 for the Huskies, 25-16, 25-17, 18-16 winners.
Wayno to throw again, Nora across the middle on the slant.
Gets the first down to the 45 yard line.
Huskies are playing Grand Valley here this afternoon.
They started at two o'clock as well.
We'll give you an update on that score as well.
In just a little bit.
Meanwhile, it's first and 10 for the Michigan Tech 45 yard line here, leading three to nothing.
Three receivers in a tight end for Alex Bueno Stands back in the pocket floats went down the sideline and too far out of bounds looking for Abram Larner Incomplete pass will bring up second and ten Huskies I believe got the five set match win over Grand Valley not long ago
And right now Huskies up one set to nothing over the Lakers trailing in the second set 15-13.
You can watch that on Flow Sports.
Down to 10 on the play clock here.
Huskies gonna have to hustle things up.
Anthony Martin gonna be spread out wide right.
There's gonna be too much confusion here.
They're gonna have to take a timeout.
They do.
Play clock was winding down and with both quarterbacks out there and a couple wide receivers just trying to shuffle everybody's setup It's not gonna be enough time to do it.
So timeout Michigan Tech.
It's their first team timeout 3-0 10 30 to go here in the first half
Huskies will be back at home for the final two regular season games taking on Davenport next Saturday at 12 noon Wrapping up the regular season against Wayne State at 12 noon couple of November games You never know what the weather is gonna hold.
It's been great all year long But anything can happen in the month of November certainly in the copper country Davenport and Wayne State still on the regular season schedule Davenport
Unbeaten at 8-0, overall 4-0 in conference, ranked number nine in the country, taking on number one Ferris State trailing 14-7 at half right now.
Huskies will reset that lineup here with those five spread out.
Elliott, motioning into the backfield does not take a snap.
Their throw goes towards the corner and again incomplete.
looking in the general vicinity of Nick Nora.
I think Nick had much of
a
chance there to get that.
Bueno really had one very tight window to try to throw it into.
Otherwise out of bounds and it went out of bounds instead.
So third and 10 here for Michigan Tech at their own 45 yard line.
Bueno six of nine for 29 yards.
Passing has not gone far yet, but they have put it in the air.
Empty set here for AB.
Fires it deep down the sideline as well and a big hands catch by Bryce Kearns with Christian Ellison right on him.
Kearns just puts the hands up over the top of the defensive back, calls it in for a Michigan Tech first down.
What a catch there for the Michigan Tech receiver.
Longest pass of the day for the Huskies for sure.
Elliot in here on first down, it's gonna be a quarterback run.
He'll dive ahead to the 24 yard line, gain of three on the
play.
Long ride on that fake towards Samuel Delgado trying to get somebody to bail out of that gap you wanted to run through.
Second and seven.
9-15 and counting, second quarter, three nothing Huskies, Michigan Tech.
Well inside Saginaw Valley State Territory again here today.
And it will be Elliott.
Dropping back.
Stepping up to run.
Shifting his way through the 20-yard line down to the 19.
Bring up a manageable third and short here for the offense.
Wayno's going to check back in.
Elliott will check back out.
Larner.
That's Abram.
Be alone to the left, Kerns wide right, slot right, Nick Nora, tight end right, Popco.
Short motions himself right back into position.
Hard count there for AB.
He's gonna have to make an adjustment here with seven on the play clock.
Steps back into position here.
There is the snap.
Play action fake and a tackle by the face mask.
And down it is.
Alex Bueno on the play, but he'll be up, he's fine, but a face mask is gonna give the Huskies a first down, it looks like here.
Tackle made by 97, Allen Hill, sophomore from Cincinnati, Ohio.
Face mask, defense number 15, track the distance to the goal, all nine of
first down.
They called 15, I thought it was 97 who was backing on that one, but regardless of who they call on the,
Flag, it is a face mask and an automatic Michigan Tech first down.
Mark the ball at the 10 yard line, so first and goal Michigan Tech, 8-11 to go here.
In the second quarter, 3-0 Huskies trying to extend a lead.
Elliott staying in at quarterback same lineup as the last possession or last snap Elliott dropping back looking to throw pressure comes he escapes Directing traffic fires one down towards Abram in the end zone and it's incomplete Coverage there for a long time by Ellison and Elliott just scrambling around to find Anybody open Second in goal
AB in for second and 10.
Same group of skill guys here, two left, one right.
Showing Blitz off the outside.
The Huskies will pick this one up here as Tommy Offer showed Blitz.
Huskies gonna have to take another
timeout.
Second Husky's timeout now.
as looked like whatever they were going to run might have been straight into the Blitz.
Maybe they just wouldn't have had the Blitz picked up very well.
And without enough time to make that adjustment before the play clock was going to wind out.
Better to just use the time out here.
Huskies hoping to turn this excellent field position into a touchdown.
And a two point lead or two possession lead.
Second in goal from the second of Alley State 10.
Up three to nothing with 7.48 to go in the second quarter.
Change up here as you bring the second tight end to Votnian.
And they'll look to the sidelines, flip the formation, both tight ends now to the left.
Heavy left on that formation for Michigan Tech is Bueno, hands off to Delgado.
Got a block, stays on his feet, and turns his way to the eight yard line.
lot of running for not a lot of gain in the end.
Looks like a big gap there for Delgado to run through right at the start of that play, but Cardinals flowing to the football just taking it away.
So third in goal from the eight yard line.
Free receivers now for Bueno.
They'll stand back, pressure comes.
Throws it off the back foot out of bounds going towards the corner area but incomplete and it's gonna be another field goal attempt it seems for Michigan Tech.
Yup, here comes Avery.
Just cannot stall out in these red zone opportunities here.
Huskies kicked the field goal early, had a second attempt blocked.
And now the third field goal, try this one.
With the hold coming around the 15 yard line, left hash.
Good snap from Hepner, good hold from Ermlich, the kick for Kaczarski, is good.
Huskies double their lead, but still keep it to a one-score game.
It is Michigan Tech 6, Saginaw Valley State nothing, 6-56 to go in the first half.
You're listening to Michigan Tech Football presented by Houghton Building Supply on MIX 93.
Thinking about buying your dream home?
At Range Bank, we make mortgage lending easy and stress free.
With low down payment options, more qualifying choices, and personalized service, we're here to guide you every step of the way.
Whether it's your first home or your next investment, we've got the perfect loan for you.
Apply online today and see how we can help make your home ownership dreams a reality.
Visit rangebank.com or give me Kimkara Akala at 906-228-8812.
Range Bank, where your journey home begins.
Range Bank, member FTIC, equal housing lender.
Scoring drive for Michigan Tech.
Got nine plays, 56 yards, four minutes, and one second taken off the clock.
Does that seem right?
I'm not sure math-wise that math is entirely.
Yeah, it's definitely more than that so they've still not added in the final play of that Drive yet, so we'll get you the scoring particulars on that one in a little bit But the Huskies do extend the lead to 6-0 in courtesy of Avery Kucharski second field goal of the game this one from 25 yards out It is only a one score game though
In Michigan Tech, he's scored touchdowns, not field goals, but even his attempting field goals.
He's been in short to medium field goal range three times today.
He's been in the red zone three times today.
And all they have the show for it is six points.
Here is the run up from Avery and the kick Can be fielded at the six yard line Running through to the right side and then being grabbed on to Beninger and good making the tackle on the returner Which is Devin Miles and now a late flag come flying in as Jaden
Bender coming away from the Saginaw Valley State sidelines here And we'll see what happened on the sidelines.
I didn't get a good look at it here as I was checking down on the sheet for numbers We'll see are we tacking on more or are we walking this
backward?
So
that's an unfortunate mistake there for the Huskies.
Jaden Bender, the freshman from Lansing, DeWitt had a big play on special teams that set up the Huskies last week.
And unfortunately today makes a play that adds 15 for the return.
Which wouldn't have gone very far, only about a 14-15 yard return by Devin Miles.
Double that with the penalty.
And now a handoff to Sonny on first down.
Gain of four, just under four here.
Brings second down.
Early on here, Chase and Dakota leading the Huskies in tackles, but Maddie has made a couple of bigger plays with a sack and quarterback pressure that forced a punt.
And a fall start against Saginaw
Valley.
It
goes on Bryce Porter, the sophomore, starting in place of Rowan Kawa, who is out today, number 53.
So Porter gets the start at right tackle, and that is a fall start that gives five yards back.
For Saginaw Valley State, that is their fifth penalty I think of today.
So second down and 12 now following that fall start penalty Play action Wolf throws it down the sidelines and going in the area of JT Weber He also had my leak Lee down the field a little bit further Overshot Weber undershot Lee if that was the intended area right in between the two and incomplete pass brings up third and 12
Cardinals right now.
Stuck at 49 yards of offense on 15 plays.
Wolfe wants to throw again.
Here comes pressure, he rambles his way out.
And he's gonna run and he will be tackled by Pierce Miller and Chase Cook well before the marker.
Pierce was in trail position there as Chase was coming in.
from the middle of the field.
And the two combined to make the tackle at the 43 yard line.
And here comes Tegan Langerink for another Saginaw Valley State punt.
Back around his own 20 is going to be Nick Nora.
And it's a fake snap to the up man.
Vaughn, the tight end, gets through the tackles to the 49.
And a Saginaw Valley State first down.
Not sure if the Huskies were fully prepared for that fake punt.
But the Cardinals get six out of the deal and keep possession.
First down Saginaw Valley at their own 49 yard line.
440 and counting to go in the first half.
Huskies still up by a score of six to nothing.
Rest of the Cardinal offense, jogging back out onto the field here.
Play clock ticking down, the six and five and four where the snap comes to Wolfe, hand off to Sonny and he's gonna get a nice carry on first down.
Good for eight yards to the Huskies 43, second in short coming up here for Saginaw Valley State.
And
now they'll move in some tempo here, no huddle to the line of scrimmage.
Wolf, play action.
Pockets collapsing again.
Huskies bringing some pressure and they take Wolf down.
Lost on the play of about a yard.
Connor Breonis and Brady Isaacson in there for Michigan Tech.
Third and three from the 44 yard line.
Cardinals flipping their skilled players all over the place right now.
They've got two receivers to either side.
One of them is Jamison Peltu was trying to ask for the play call.
They'll stack both wide receivers on either side.
Wolfe, pressure comes, they throw, they complete, and getting around the tackle attempt was my league lead.
That was Conor Briones who had the first try at him, but a bit over pursued their lead.
able to change direction quickly after the reception and pick up the first down at the Huskies 35 yard line.
First down and they'll mark it just inside the 35 yard line here.
And Wolfe.
Stands back surveys a big time hold there against Marty no call throw down field is completed.
I Have no idea how they did not call a holding against Marty Marty's blocker right there because he was getting his shoulder pads Twisted up on him there, but the official did not see it the same way.
No flag was thrown a completion of seven yards brings up second and three
And
that will bring us to the two-minute timeout.
The two minutes remain in a pretty fast-paced first half, it seems.
Michigan Tech still holding on to the lead, 6-0 though the Cardinals, their best scoring opportunity here.
Since their opening possession, we'll come back with more.
You're listening to Husky Football presented by Houghton Building Supply on MIX 93.
From tires, the brakes, alignment, and any work your vehicle needs, trust Fine Line Tire for tough quality service and care.
Fine Line Tire at Hancock at Honey for we serve you the guest.
Goodwin Motors on US 41, south of Michigan Tech has been providing quality pre-owned vehicles and vehicle service to copper country residents going on 60 years.
If you're in the market or looking for that special model at an affordable price, stop at Goodwin Motors on US 41, south of Michigan Tech.
You can also find them online at GoodwinMotorsUP.com.
The Fortage Coolhouse on US 41, south of Hone, is your local quilt store, featuring 2,500 volts of fabric and home to the Michigan Tech fabric available in fleece and cotton with MTU logos with gray or black backgrounds.
You can make all your favorite projects with both materials including blank
its pill cases and table runners.
The Portage Cooled House can be found online at PortageCooledHouse.com.
They're a full-service cool shop.
Call the products for stores and hobby enthusiasts.
Call 487-5500 for more details.
Hours are Tuesday through Friday, 1030-4 Saturday, 1030-3.
We're down to two minutes to go here in the first half Michigan Tech six second of alley state nothing Cardinals do have the ball at the Michigan Tech 27 yard line with a second and seven coming up here fake punt Keeping this drive alive right around midfield a little bit ago
Husky defense back into position and the Cardinals now making their way back out onto the field.
The rest of the officials getting into position before our head referee whistles it ready for play.
And there we go.
Wolf will hand off looking for a room to cut back his miles and he's gonna get to the 25 yard line and
That is all.
Minimal gain on that play, it's gonna bring up third down.
Brady Isaacson makes the tackle there for the Huskies as he was working the edge on that side and didn't allow for Miles to get all the way back.
Third and one.
Play action pass here comes Zachary from the back side the throw is knocked away out of bounds Jayden Bolden in coverage there for the Huskies And that's gonna bring up fourth down for Saginaw Valley State Decision time of Swords here for head coach Matthew Engel Michael Engel, excuse me in his first season here with
Saginaw Valley State, the offense looks like it's not going anywhere on fourth and one.
Jackson Zachary nearly got to Connor Wolf's arm coming around on the backside of that play, but good coverage by Bolden to still knock it out.
Wolf to throw, fade route comes.
And it is knocked away, but a flag comes in.
Jameson stamps, runs into JT Weber.
Went to turn his head to make a play towards the ball, but he'd already run into Weber, and the pass interference will give an automatic first down.
Officials going to talk to him, the side judge about it here first, the head referee.
Not that there's
much doubt.
So the Cardinals stay alive on another fourth down.
The fake punt and now a penalty gives them the first down.
The Cardinals with a fresh set of downs here at the ten yard line first and goal.
Play action fake from Wolfe again.
Throws a short one to the outside.
Miley Clee with the catch trying to dance around and not getting around Terrence Martin.
Jackson Zachary or Jaden Bolden.
Game on the play forward progress to about the seven yard line.
And
it will
be second in goal for the Cardinals now under a minute to go here 43 seconds
and counting
Cardinals have timeouts left They're not in any huge hurry to use them right now But they're gonna have to start considering things and now they will apparently take a timeout As they had the wrong personnel on the field Wanted to make a late substitution to add Jameson pelts
And by the time he basically got out to the numbers, coaching staff took the time out instead.
So Michael Engel is in his first season now at Saginaw Valley State after spending the past four seasons at the University of Indy.
With the Greyhounds he served as a pass game coordinator and quarterbacks coach for 22 and 23 seasons before being promoted to offensive coordinator the last two.
and out of the title of assistant head coach prior to the 2025 campaign, UND produced a combined record of 39 and eights, including four consecutive GLVC conference championships, going 28 and one, four straight Division II postseason appearances in those last four seasons with the Greyhounds.
It's also named one of the five finalists for the Division II Coordinator of the Year Award.
No surprise got a head coaching gig and with his team at second and eights wolf to throw Pocket collapses.
He steps up runs towards the end zone and is tackled by Sabah and Blackwell at about the two clock is ticking still two timeouts It's gonna be third and goal and timeout Cardinals
Fans may be a little more anxious about taking those timeouts than coach Engel was.
14 seconds left and they have the ball at the four yard line is where they mark him down.
But you're only going to get two plays probably out of it anyway, and you certainly don't want to give Michigan Tech the football back with any time.
So if you could use all of it here, that would be the preference for Saginaw Valley State.
A little bit more on Coach Michael Engel.
Prior to his time at Indy, he was the offensive coordinator at D3 DePaul University for two seasons from 20 to 21.
And while at his alma mater, he worked with both the quarterbacks and wide receivers, helping their team to a 12-3 record over three seasons.
including the first North Coast Athletic Conference Championship and first-ever playoff win.
And before returning to his alma mater, he's had some time as the special teams coordinator and wide receiver coach at Florida Tech, associate head coach and offensive coordinator, quarterbacks coach at West Virginia Wesleyan, and was wide receivers coach at Bryant University after starting his coaching career as running backs coach at DePaul in 2011.
Third and goal from the four yard line, 14 seconds remain for the Saginaw Valley State Cardinals.
Wolf, drops back, looks to pass, fires one to the corner and it is incomplete.
Stamps in coverage on JT Webber brings up
fourth
down.
Looks like Coach Engel's gonna take the points.
And here comes Linderink and the field goal team.
So right now it is indeed a battle of the feet.
Two for three on field gold tries from Michigan Tech today to give them six points and on the Cardinals with their first field gold try for Lenderink, who's punted a handful of times
today.
Hold is down around the ten and a half yard line or so Snap is good hold is good kick from lender ain't looks perfect because it is Up and over the netting off the scoreboard and sagging up alley state after another long drive down the field aided by a couple of fourth down conversions
settle for three themselves with five seconds to go in the first half.
Michigan Tech six, Saginaw Valley State three.
We'll hold on to this here as our halftime show is coming up in just a little bit.
It's brought to you by Superior Smiles, Family Dentistry, Hancock and Calumet.
A full recap of our first half stats.
Pepsi trivia.
Not sure what highlights we have to give you from this one, but also other scores around the GLIAC and Michigan Tech Athletics here today.
Those coming up during our halftime show sponsored by Superior Smiles.
I'm here five seconds of game action away here at Harvey Randall Wicks Memorial Stadium.
Huskies will have Lippert and
and Abram Larner back to return.
See how deep rendering kicks this one, or if they try to squib something to run the final few seconds off the clock.
It's gonna be a bit of a pooch kick here.
Running up to feel at the 20 yard line is Lippert.
Right up the sidelines, looking for a couple of blocks, not gonna get enough of them to spring him free.
And with no time remaining, he's tackled around the 30 yard line.
will end the first half.
An offensive onslaught, 6-3.
Michigan Tech holds the lead after 30 minutes of game action.
The first half was sponsored by Houghton Building Supply, halftime show next.
Courtesy of superior smiles.
Huskies up by a field goal, 6-3 on mix 93.
Not everyone has a million dollars, but everyone can have a million-dollar smile.
The smile that lights up a room, that captivates, that instantly puts people at ease.
The smile that gives you the confidence to be you.
Superior Smiles dental quality dentistry for the entire family with pediatric dentist Sarah Metlack, doctors Fisher Tony-Sarris and J. Piedola can give you that superior smile.
Superior Smiles family dentistry in Hancock and Calumet at 569016 Grete Suite 4 for a 23621 or 33750.
4-9.
McGann Building Supply & Hancock Anderson Window Distributor of the Copper Country has been locally owned and operated since 1950.
They have all of the brands that people of trust are going on 80 years, including LP Siding, Tracks Decking, Therma Through Doors, Birch Chemnitz, Colder Kitchen & Bath Supplies, and of course Anderson Windows.
Stop in McGann Building Supply & Hancock and visit their showroom, or check out their website www.mcganbuildingsupply.com or call 482-430-40 and talk with their knowledge sales staff.
plan, see me
again.
Ericsson Feed Seed and Pet Supply carries the largest variety of pet foods and supplies in the area.
Over 30 different dog and cat foods to choose from, including Origin, NutriSource, Diamond and ProPlan.
Ericsson Feed Seed and Pet Supply here in town.
Calling all Huskies.
Need to stock up on machine tech gear?
The Campus Store and the Memorial Union and University Images at the Student Development Complex have all your Husky essentials.
Hoodies, socks, hats and everything in between.
Perfect for game day or a snow day.
Whether you're a student, alum or fan, we've got you covered.
Visit the Campus Store or University Images and get ready to cheer on the black and gold.
Go Huskies!
Are you weighing decisions about your financial future?
Not sure where to start?
Our team of wealth management advisors at Superior National Bank are ready to guide you.
Whether you're getting close to retirement or just getting started in your career, we are here to provide clarity to your financial picture.
For over 130 years, you have trusted us to guide you in your financial decision making.
Our team has the knowledge and skill to assist you in growing your future.
Superior National Bank and always a superior experience.
Riala Kitchens in Houghton, your authorized Great Northern cabinetry distributor, can help you redesign your kitchens, baths, and sauna, plus all of your cabinetry needs.
Riala's features computer-rated designs, in-home consultations, and of course, quality custom woodworking.
If you're planning on redoing your kitchens and baths, let Riala Kitchens, your Great Northern cabinetry distributor, do all the work for you.
Call Riala Kitchens for a 24592 to schedule your free in-home consultation.
Well,
at halftime, scoring is at a premium.
Michigan Tech 6, Saginaw Valley State 3.
Three field goals, all that have managed to cross the scoreboard here today.
There have been some movement on the offensive sides by both teams, but by the time they get into the red zone, things just unable to finish off.
and the kickers have to put the foot in football for the day.
Alex Bueno passing for the Huskies is 7 of 11 for 57 yards.
Elliott Larner's thrown a pair of times completing once for four yards here today.
Elliott's also run seven times for a net gain of 28.
Jake Roof had a couple carries early.
We haven't seen a whole lot of Jake.
Lately so I'm not sure if got banged up during any of his running attempts or anything here today But just two carries for 13 yards Alex Blano 348 Abram Larner a three-yard carry and Samuel Delgado one two-yard rush on the day Leading receiver in terms of yardage is Abram who's got the one catch for 28 yards Nick Nora two for 12
Samuel Delgado two for seven gave Popko one for eight one for six for Bryce Kearns and Jake Roof had a completion that went for no yards.
On the other side Connor Wolfe is six of 12 passing just 64 yards.
His leading target is Michele Lee.
Three catches 20 yards.
Vaughn's got two receptions for 35 yards at the tight end JT Weber who's been very good for them this season one catch just nine yards Sonny leads their team in rushing attempts and yards for attempts for 19 yards miles three for 16 Vaughn had the six yard run on the On the fake punt Connor Wolf has got Six rushes, but two of those
were sacks and really more along the way of pass attempts really, but a loss of nine yards there.
So overall, Michigan Tech 28 plays 115 yards, 15 rush attempts for 54 yards, and eight completions for 61 yards.
Saginaw Valley's run 26 plays for 96 yards 14 rushes 32 net yards six completions for 64 yards and Saginaw Valley has out possessed Michigan Tech and the numbers don't match on there right now But they did out obsessed Michigan Tech in the first half four penalties 34 yards Huskies three for 35
Michigan Tech 205 on 3rd down, Saginaw Valley is 2 for 8 on 3rd downs, 1 for 1 on 4th downs here today.
Michigan Tech with 9 first downs overall, Cardinals with 5 on the defensive side of things right now.
Michigan Tech with 2 sacks, a full sack credited to Madi Sabah while a half credited each to Pierce Miller and Connor Briones.
None for the...
Saginaw Valley State Cardinals, Huskies leading Tacklers, Dakota Blackwell with six, Chase Cook with five, then it is Pierce Miller, Jackson Zachary and Maudi Sabah each with three, Stamps, Bolden, Martin and Breonis with two, Good Isaacson and Beninger each with one.
Leading Tackler for Saginaw Valley State is Trey Haydo with five, Ladook, Lewis and Watson each with four, McDonald, who is the defensive player of the week last week.
in conference as two tackles.
And Junyoung Chung who was a former Michigan Tech Husky got one tackle early on in the first drive.
I don't think we've seen him out there since then here so far today.
Special teams wise, Michigan Tech is two of three on field goals, a 34 yarder and a 25 yarder.
from Avery Kucharski also had one blocked.
Huskies have not punted so far today.
The Cardinals have punted twice for an average of 41 and a half yards.
There was also a blocked punt in there by Michigan Tech.
And Tegan Linderink made the one and only field goal of his day, which was just as the first half was expiring, good for 21 yards.
And those are your first half statistics for today.
Lots to be decided still in the following 30 minutes of game action, Michigan Tech 6, Saginaw Valley State 3.
We'll step aside for a timeout, and when we return, our Pepsi trivia questions coming your way.
This one took a great deal of research on my part.
Not really, but we'll have it coming up for you after this word from Pepsi.
Yeah, pass me a Baja.
A what?
Mountain Dew Baja Blast.
It's tropical at first, then the lime flavor hits.
Mmm.
Tastes like vacation.
And it's mine now.
Have a Baja Blast.
Alright, Pepsi Trivia is brought to you by Pepsi Coal of Odin.
If you've won on a Mix 93 contest in the last 30 days, we do ask that you give someone else a chance to win as you are not eligible here today.
Telephone number to call with your answers will be 906-483-4054.
That's 906.
483, 40, 54.
So the Huskies and the Cardinals, they've been in the same league for a while now.
They have history dating back to the 1980s and maybe even the 70s, I guess.
I don't have the full history because some of the records didn't really translate over very well to the different systems of stat taking and websites and all that good stuff, but
What happened prior to 2000 I guess not really that important at this stage here at least not for our trivia question anyway Michigan Tech has won only three times here at Harvey Randall Wicks Memorial Stadium dating back to 2000 and all three of those wins Michigan Tech has trailed entering the fourth quarter outscoring Saginaw Valley State
51 to nothing in those respective fourth quarters.
The last time the Michigan Tech Huskies came back to defeat the Saginaw Valley State Cardinals in the fourth quarter and get one of those victories, which player scored three rushing touchdowns in the effort?
Okay, the last time the Michigan Tech Huskies came back to defeat Saginaw Valley State here.
in University Center, which Michigan Tech Husky recorded three rushing touchdowns in the winning effort?
If you know the answer, Caller Studios, downtown Hancock at 906-483-4054, and you could win a 12-pack of Pepsi, courtesy of Pepsi of Houghton.
Last time the Huskies won here at Saginaw Valley State, which player scored three touchdowns?
Colin, you could be a winner on MIX 93 WKMJ.
Short timeout for you here.
And we'll have more coming up for you on our halftime show.
It's brought to you by Superior Smiles, Family Dentistry, home of the pain-free root canal in Hancock and Calumet, Husky Six, Cardinals 3 on Nix93.
If you're selling real estate, you need to get in touch with us now.
Hi, this is Ginger Strobe from Remax Douglas Real Estate, and we'd love to sell your listing.
Now is the time.
Selling prices are at all-time highs, and sales are happening quickly.
Remax Douglas continues to lead the way in our market.
Call me, Ginger Strobe, or any of our full-time agents at Remax Douglas Real Estate of Houghton.
We're online at keywinarealestate.com, or you can call us anytime at 906-482-1000.
Portage, tire and auto repair.
Ethel Avenue in Hancock not only has a full inventory of brand-name tires in stock and ready to roll to keep you going year-round, they also want to make sure you get your vehicle ready to go for fall and winter with their service department.
They offer oil changes, tire alignments, brakes, along with suspension work and more.
Call 482-1850 for details.
Open Monday through Friday 8-5 Saturday 8-10 noon.
40 years ago, Copper Country Ford opened with a simple promise.
Treating every customer like family.
Decades later, the grandchildren of our original driver still trust us today.
Celebrating 40 years of shared miles together.
Built on honesty, transparency, and community.
Driven entirely by your loyalty.
Let's drive into the future together.
Copper Country Ford, Hulk.
Home of the real deal since 1986.
Join us for the celebration.
We appreciate you and thank you for your business.
Sarazan Dental is now accepting new patients.
The caring staff is there to maximize your comfort and overall dental experience.
Sarazan Dental in Hancock, right by the hospital, provides prompt emergency care and features state-of-the-art equipment and the best service available in the dental industry.
Call Sarazan Dental on Campus Drive next to the hospital in Hancock.
Call for a 2-8601 for all your dental needs.
Sarazan Dental in Hancock, now accepting new
patients.
Congratulations to our Pepsi trivia winner today.
Tom Olson of Mohawk knew the correct answer.
The player who scored three rushing touchdowns in the victory over Saginaw Valley State the last time the Huskies won here at Harvey Randall Wicks Memorial Stadium.
One that long ago.
The answer, Saginaw native Alex Fries.
Yes, the Husky quarterback ran for three touchdowns that day.
A one yard touchdown.
to open the scoring seven-nothing and then opening the fourth quarter scoring with a three-yard touchdown and finishing things off with the go-ahead score a seven-yard touchdown with 205 to go in the game when the Huskies winning 32-28.
That was back on November 16, 2024 on a 48-degree day.
Here in University Center, Huskies improved to 7-4 that day while Saginaw Valley dropped to 7-4.
The Huskies outscored the Cardinals 22-0 in that fourth quarter after trailing 28-10 going into the fourth quarter.
Meanwhile, the Huskies had only won two other times, going back to 2000.
Back in 2017, John Williams had three touchdown runs for the Huskies as they outscored the Cardinals 14-0 in the fourth quarter to win 28-24.
And that was a much warmer day.
It was 87 degrees.
I very vividly remember that day here in Saginaw.
And just two years prior, Michigan Tech was down 21-20 to Saginaw Valley early on and outscored the Cardinals 15-0 in the fourth quarter to win at 35-21.
And Huskies improved to 3-0 on that day.
Cardinals were 0-2.
Comeback victories are what the Huskies have here at Harvey Randall Wicks Memorial Stadium.
Now, one other interesting note that you will see in the history of these teams, because no, the Huskies did not really get four victories, but the Cardinals also didn't get four losses at home against the Huskies.
You look back to 2005, the Cardinals actually won the game in 2005 against Michigan Tech.
But that win was vacated due to an NCAA violation when the Cardinals were sanctioned under then head coach Randy Owry, who paid rent for his two sons.
But that was a violation because those two were on the team at the time.
So it's marked as a loss by Saginaw Valley in series history, though it's not marked as a win by the Huskies in series history either.
It's basically gone down as a no game in a lot of ways.
So that's just something, an interesting note, I guess, if you will, on what happened 20 plus years ago.
Such silly rules at that point really seemed like but for the Cardinals were sanctioned by the NCAA for some other rules violations later on in school history.
and that vacated some other victories in the football program's time still.
Hopefully nothing like that comes down the road for any of these schools in the future here.
Those just are not fun black marks to have in the history of any program.
Right now what these teams would like though, probably some touchdowns on the board.
Neither team has found the end zone.
Huskies with two field goals, Cardinals with one, six to three after one half of play.
We'll take another time out.
More of our halftime show is coming up.
It's brought to you this afternoon by Superior Smiles Family Dentistry in Hancock and Calumet.
Home of the pain-free root canal for family dentist care called the Hancock office at 482-3621 or Calumet at 337-5049.
more halftime coming up next on MIX 93.
The nationwide shipping schedule is now online at Pasti Central.
What better way to delight your favorite display super than a delicious Pasti Central Pasti, bringing a taste of the UP to all 50 states since 1996.
Baked with loving care in Calumet, guaranteed delivery by FedEx ensures fresh arrival of your package from home.
Stop by Pasti Central soon to order on the web at pasti.com.
Calling all Huskies.
Need to stock up on machine tech gear?
The Campus Store and the Memorial Union and University Images at the Student Development Complex have all your Husky essentials.
Hoodies, socks, hats, and everything in between.
Perfect for game day or a snow day.
Whether you're a student, alum, or fan, we've got you covered.
Visit the Campus Store or University Images and get ready to cheer on the black and gold.
Go Huskies!
Our family likes to keep busy.
Between hockey and volleyball dominating our weekends and all the travel that comes with it, we still make sure to squeeze in some outdoor adventures.
We need insurance simplified, and that's what Turbo provides.
Whether you're working with Jeff Mickish, Mike Micola, or Dale Carrow in Hancock, or Ryan Reapy in Marquette, Turbo simplifies insurance for us.
Turbo Agency is a provider of auto owners insurance.
Auto owners for your life, home, car, and business.
From tires, the brakes, alignment, and any work your vehicle needs, trust Fine Line Tire for tough quality service and care.
Fine Line Tire at Hancock and Houghton, where we serve you the guest.
Ericsson Feeds, Seed and Pet Supplies, your fall hunting headquarters with a huge selection of feed, minerals and attractants from Antler King and Trophy Rocks.
There's a great selection of fall and winter boots at Ericsson Feeds, Seed and Pet Supply here in town.
Back on our halftime show, Michigan Tech 6 Saginaw Valley 3 here as halftime continues brought to you by Superior Smiles.
Family dentistry Hancock and Calumet saw the dance team dancing down there in the side area and probably would have been a better routine if I could have heard the music that was going along with it because so many dance moves.
down there, but nothing to be had here just yet.
Maybe they'll have a performance coming up a little bit later on.
Right now, Michigan Tech volleyball is in action at the FDC gym.
Fourth set is underway.
Grand Valley leading two to one through three sets.
And on the fourth set, all square, 10-10.
Huskies one set, 125-17.
Lakers win set 2-25-21 and set 3-25-15.
Huskies beat the Lakers on their home floor just a couple weeks back in volleyball.
in terms of the rest of the Gliac in football.
Let's see if we can get you an update here.
Fourth quarter is underway and Davenport is hanging in there.
23-14, 6-01 to go.
Fourth quarter, Ferris State has the lead over the Panthers.
A battle of two teams that are 8-0 overall.
4-0 in the Gliac and Huskies will get Davenport next week.
Let's take a quick look at the numbers here.
Cephas Harris with 28 carries, 156 yards, including two touchdowns and a long of 69.
So he broke one free at one point early today for a long touchdown, but still the Penthers trailing the Bulldogs 23-14 there in the fourth quarter.
One other game that is in play this afternoon and it is all Northern Michigan against Wayne State 45 to 6 Northern Michigan has the lead in that game and they've certainly found something since playing the Huskies in the Miners Cup a couple weeks back even though they didn't win that game they piled up over 500 yards of offense including 200 in the fourth quarter and freshman quarterback Matt Stevens may have really proven to be a key
to Matt Janis and the Wildcats offensive attack.
They won 27-10 last week and are leading 45-6 over Wayne State right now.
One other game still to come tonight.
It is Grand Valley State at Roosevelt.
That is set for 7 o'clock Eastern from Chicago.
Grand Valley looking to break a three game conference losing streak here in a battle of the Lakers.
We will take one more quick time out.
Actually, let's just keep it here.
Let's go through our scoring summary from our first half.
Let me get back to the correct scoring page here for you.
And I will obviously end up clicking every tab besides the one that I wanted.
First score of the game came from the Michigan Tech Huskies after the Cardinals opening possession.
got into Michigan Tech territory but resulted in a punt Huskies go 16 plays 81 yards and 8 minutes 54 seconds Avery Kacharski kicks a Michigan Tech 34 yard field goal to give the Huskies the 3-0 lead 237 to go in the first quarter Kacharski would get the Huskies on the board again but not right away you have another chance after the Huskies blocked a punt by
The Cardinals got great field position.
Went to go kick the field goal after stalling out offensively.
That field goal was blocked.
So we had to move on to the second quarter for Avery's second field goal of the game.
Game after a 12 play drive that lasted 58.
Yards in four minutes and 53 seconds of possession time a 26-yard field goal made it six to nothing Huskies Then the card and I'll lead out field virtually the remainder of the first half 15 plays 60 yards and Tegan Lenderingk would end up kicking a Cardinal field goal good from 21 yards out fake punt they went for and Got with Matt Vaughn the tight end
and a fourth down pass interference penalty that kept their drive alive but in the end Cardinals would have to settle for that field goal as well so with five seconds to go they get theirs and it's six to three and that's your scoring summary the whole thing in the first half three field goals two from the Huskies one from the Cardinals
quick 60 second timeout in your second half coming up next your halftime show today was sponsored by superior smiles family dentistry second half kickoff brought to you by fine line tire and Hancock fine line tire express in Hilton when we where we serve you the guest that's coming up next on mix 93
$1 million, but everyone can have a million-dollar smile.
The smile that lights up a room, that captivates, that instantly puts people at ease.
The smile that gives you the confidence to be you.
Superior Smiles dental quality dentistry for the entire family.
With pediatric dentist Sarah Metlack, doctors Fisher Tony-Sara Zendt and Jay Piedola can give you that superior smile.
Superior Smiles family dentistry in Hancock and Calumet at 569016 Grete Suite 4 for a 23621 or 3375049.
The Valweras Baroni Company of Downtown Hancock is proud supporters of Michigan Tech Athletics and high school sports.
They have been providing quality products to country residents and beyond for over 100 years.
The folks at the Valweras Baroni Company promotes quality products along with quality sportsmanship and they wish the best of luck to all athletes in the area.
Pick up all your favorite Valweras products at your local grocers and check out their complete product list at Valweras.com.
Getting ready for the second half of play.
You're listening to Michigan Tech football on MIX 93 WKMJ.
93.5 FM in Hancock.
My name is Josh Yolotello, live from Harvey Randall Wicks Memorial Stadium in University Center, Michigan, just outside of Saginaw.
Husky's leading by a score of six to three after the first 30 minutes.
Huskies will look to get their second kick return of the afternoon.
They had only their first return to end the first half.
After Lendrink's field goal and they'll get their second try here as Lendrink's got it lined up and booted away.
This one's gonna go towards the end zone and through it.
Huskies will resume offense at 25 yard line first and 10.
having amassed 115 yards on 28 plays in the first half.
Cardinals were held under 100 yards of total offense.
And it'll be Alex Bueno and Jake Roof in the Husky backfield.
Good to see Roofer back out there after not seeing much of him really in the first half outside of say that first possession or so.
Huskies will spread three receivers to the right side of their formation.
And Bueno will go to Jake Roof, follows a lead block from Brandon DeVries and bullies his way ahead to the 28 yard line or so.
Only be a gain of about three.
Jalen Edwards is been busy, linebacker spot for Cardinals.
So it was Brandon Lewis from his safety position coming down and runs support that time.
Tight coverage on Larner on the near side as Bueno drops back on second down.
He was looking that way as flushed throws dumps it off to Roof Roof can't get past the open field tackle attempt by the Cardinals Sean Hodges makes the play and a loss by the Huskies As Bueno flushed had to find his check down in the tail back in
Roof would have been better off trying to swap that one down to the ground and now the Huskies will have a third and 11.
The 24 yard line here.
Hasn't been a lot open downfield really for either team at this point.
Bueno will check to the sideline for any changes here.
He'll take the snap.
It's a wide receiver screen, and Nora, it is dropped, and he gets drilled on the play for good measure.
The hit there was Josh Williams, and that is a mismatch of all sorts.
Nick Nora listed at 5'111.70, and Josh Williams listed at 6'300, reading the screen pass, trying to drop into coverage, and that was not a great spot for Nora to find himself in, so Ivan Ermlich.
We'll come into punt for the first time today for the Huskies.
And Ermlich gets a pretty good punt away.
Fair catch called for and made at the 36 yard line of Saginaw Valley with Drew Hepner closing in on him for coverage and the Huskies three and out takes about a minute and a half of possession time and the Cardinals will be right back out on offense.
after a timeout on the field because we didn't just have a 25-minute break.
We need a little bit more for some of our friends in the media.
Does not include me necessarily.
Reminder that our home games will wrap up the regular season with Davenport in town next Saturday and Wayne State traveling to Houghton in two weeks for the regular season finale.
You can hear both of our broadcasts starting with the Range Bank Huskies live tailgate show at 11 o'clock each day.
Countdown to kickoff at 11.30 and kickoff at 12 noon from Curly Stadium in Houghton.
Final two regular season games, Huskies hope those two games both have some playoff implications for them here.
They need to get the victory here today to keep those dreams alive.
a loss today to the Cardinals.
Providing a third loss would really hurt that NPI ranking and the chances to make an NCAA postseason bid for the first time since 2014.
Meanwhile, we're keeping an eye on the score in Big Rapids.
Ferris State had a 23-14 lead with 6-0-1 to go in the fourth quarter there.
And their website just break on me.
Nope, it's back, but no updates.
It looks like on the score Looks like a minute 38 might be left in that one Davenport with the football But time running out of the Panthers there Connor Wolf and the Cardinal offense on the field handoff goes to Devon Miles and Miles
will eventually work with that pile.
Up to the 38 yard line, a gain of seven on the play brings up a second down and three.
Six to three, Husky still holding onto the edge here against Saginaw Valley State.
Wolf play action pass throws an out route completes that one JT Weber breaks through the tackle of Terrence Martin cuts it back to the inside and is tackled finally by Jaden Bolden Jackson Zachary and Martin Inside the 20 yard line the run after catch a big one there for JT Weber And a cardinals down at the Michigan Tech 15 yard line after that game
Looks like Ferris State has intercepted Davenport inside the ten yard line of the Bulldogs, so they have basically iced that game away.
So Panthers and Huskies could potentially duel for a playoff spot next week because we've got a flag down and a fall start apparently coming up on the
Cardinals.
They call that one on Malik Lee.
Wide receiver, a little bit jumpy there on the snap.
Cardinals with the biggest play of the day there.
That went good for nearly 41 yards.
But now first in 15 from the 20 yard line, Wolfe.
Standing back pocket starting to collapse on him.
He's flushed out and Will be tackled by Maudi right around the 20 yard line a late flag coming in And I can see Brian Thomas over there with his arms out wondering what that flag is for that's against the
Huskies
So
they pick up the flag and no flag, no gain, second down.
Good pursuit again by Maudi.
Done that a couple times so far for the Huskies today.
Getting his bead on Connor Wolf.
Standing in shotgun for second down.
Snap and a quick pass to the outside, Weber.
Weber stayed on his feet for a little bit as Brady Isaacson and the Wolf combined in the backfield Good run after that one by Weber But it's still gonna bring up a third and pretty long third and nine in six yards on that play JT Weber has Got some of the bigger plays in the GLIAC this season
especially for players not named Kellen Reed.
He's gonna line up in the back field with Wolfe right now.
The tight end will motion to the outside.
Wolfe looking left, pressure comes from the right side, he tries to escape.
Here come the Huskies and Wolfe runs right into Jamison Stamps and out of bounds, short of the line to gain and the Cardinals field goal team will come out to try and even the score.
Good job again by Michigan Tech's defense there.
Getting into the red area and then not giving the Cardinals anything defensively to find the openings and the end zone.
So, Lenderink will be trying a 30 yard field goal from about the left hash.
Long snapper is George Gabriel.
Snap is good, hold is down, kick is up, and Lenderink has pushed it through.
And we are tied at six with 9.54 to go in the third quarter.
Michigan Tech six, Saginaw Valley six.
This is Husky Football at MIX 93.
Our family likes to keep busy.
Between hockey and volleyball dominating our weekends and all the travel that comes with it, we still make sure to squeeze in some outdoor adventures.
We need insurance simplified.
And that's what Turbo provides.
Whether you're working with Jeff Mickish, Mike Micola, or Dale Carrow in Hancock, or Ryan Reepie in Marquette, Turbo simplifies insurance for us.
Turbo Agency is a provider of auto owners insurance.
Auto owners for your life, home, car, and business.
Well neither team able to finish off drives here today both have had to settle for field goals inside the red zone Both teams have made two field goals now It is six to six nine fifty four to go in the third quarter Huskies do to get the ball here next but they did not accomplish much with their opening possession of the second half As a matter of fact, I think they went backwards by the time it was all said and done before Ivan Ermlich had to
for the first time for the Huskies today.
Tech
head, kick two field goals, missed one field goal.
But now is a good time to find the end zone on the next series.
If you're the Huskies defense, you're certainly not upset with what you've done defensively here today.
The big pass for 41 yards.
He subtracted that out of the mix and it is 30 plays for 111 yards.
So there's not been much room for the Cardinals here today and Tek has put some good pressure on Connor Wolfe in the backfield.
Sacked him a couple times and have made him throw the ball away or scramble and try to make something happen.
He's run the ball eight times total.
including those two sacks and that's not really Connor Wolf's game to be a runner.
Five plays 50 yards and a field goal is what the Cardinal scoring drive was as Abram Larner receives the five.
Larner breaks it up to the 30 and spins down to the 34 yard line.
And the Huskies offense will come back out here.
Having run 31 plays for 114 yards so
Both teams not having a ton of success.
Oh darn, Kyle Guettamy doesn't get to play a snap on offense.
He was on special teams, lost his helmet, has to go off for at least one play, but as a linebacker, not likely to see the field there for that play.
Elliott takes the first snap attempt here of the next series.
A couple of hard claps here.
Now we look towards the sidelines.
Will adjust down to 10 on the play clock.
Another little adjustment here as he flips the roof to his right.
And Elliott with the snap.
He's going to keep this if he can find some room to run.
Ball is down.
And the Cardinals might have this one.
Ooh, the Huskies actually fell back on it.
Jake Roof, I think, is the one who came up with it.
But a cardinal slow to get up on the bottom of the pile there.
Looks like Xavier chasing.
Number zero.
That's in the same area that Elliott lost to Fumble last week against.
fair estate that resulted in the Bulldogs getting a short field and touchdown.
But it's a lucky break here for Michigan Tech to maintain or hold on to possession here for second down after a fumble.
That ball was ready for the taking by anybody.
Focus now is on the injured Cardinal player down a
about the 32 yard line right near where the pickup of that loose ball was.
Assume he just got caught up in the fray of what was going on there.
Chasing will head off the field here.
Junior from Pontiac, Waterford area, Mott High School.
So Alex Bueno will come back in here.
Three receivers tight end and running back for AB on second and 11 Wayanogan a roll left sets his feet throws towards the edge and it's incomplete Looking for a hook route there from Nick Nora, but it was a little too short or far outside by the time that the ball was delivered Not really a catchable pass there for Nick and another third down here for the Huskies
Just like the Huskies haven't provided a lot of downfield passing options.
Neither defense has allowed a whole lot of downfield passing.
Not much vertical game in either situation.
Down to four in the play clock.
Bueno takes a snap.
throws it down to the seam and it's completed to Nora there's a big play inside the 35 down to the 32 of Saginaw Valley State and a skinny post for Nick Nora gets into a soft area of the Saginaw Valley defense and a little bit of run after the catch sets up the Huskies at the 31 of Saginaw
Larner's gonna come back in now here after that long throw.
They'll empty it out.
Also, Greg Miles will come in as a tight end of sorts.
Extra lineman in there.
Jake Roof, motioning into the backfield.
Play action fake to him.
Looking for a man open.
It's underneath to Abram Larner.
Skips through the first tackle.
A second tackle.
Dives for the pylon and he's just out of bounds at the one yard line.
Little sidesteps there from Abram.
Got past the first tackle and then a little Chris Berman action there near the goal line, but he steps out of bounds at the one.
And Elliott gonna stay in here to try to finish this one off.
The Cardinals no doubt expect him to tuck this one and run.
Huskies will spread three receivers wide left.
and Elliot's gonna run that way.
He could have kept going that way.
Instead, he dives for the goal line and he is short.
Should have taken that one all the way outside, I think, from my viewpoint up here.
It looked like he could have gotten the edge and walked into the end zone, perhaps.
He had a pulling lineman in front of him.
But he saw the daylight there right at the goal line and decided to turn it up instead.
Second in goal from the one.
Same setup here, Elliott just gonna run it, try to go straight up the middle and he can't up.
He has stopped.
No game.
Huskies could not get a push.
Bottom of the pile is Adam Laduke.
And now on third in goal.
Alex Blano will check in.
And it's going to be push-push time, potentially.
After the substitution allowance, the Huskies push.
And they're short.
I think you keep the offense out here.
I know you wanna take a lead, take the points, but keep the offense on here.
If you don't get it, theoretically Saginaw should be pushed down to their own goal line.
They're gonna try it again, lining up for a push-push.
Fourth end goal, the snap, the flag is out with somebody offside, with somebody not set.
Nobody motion anything for a score.
Got a lot to decide here.
Did he get into the end zone first and foremost?
Was it a penalty on the offense that killed the play before it started?
Looks like it's going on defense, but they haven't announced anything yet, so.
We shall see.
I don't know
how much half the distance to the goal is here Because it ain't much couple of Index cards perhaps
They have not whistled it ready for play, but a good old-fashioned rugby scrum, looking like it's designed here for another push-push on fourth down.
Bueno reaches over, touchdown Huskies!
Instead of going low, Bueno reaches over the top after he gets the snap, and the first touchdown of the game finally comes through.
12-6, 6-02 to go in the third quarter.
Huskies get out in front.
After many, many, many tries.
Kaczarski will come in to kick just an extra point.
Snaps a little high.
Irmlich reels it in.
The kick is up and is good.
13-6, Michigan Tech takes the lead with 6-02 to go here in the third quarter.
You're listening to Michigan Tech Football on MIX 93.
Calling all Huskies.
Need to stock up on Michigan Tech gear?
The Campus Store and the Memorial Union and University Images at the Student Development Complex have all your Husky essentials.
Hoodies, socks, hats, and everything in between.
Perfect for game day or a snow day.
Whether you're a student, alum, or fan, we've got you covered.
Visit the Campus Store or University Images and get ready to cheer on the black and gold.
Go Huskies!
While the timeout on the field, that dance team is now actually performing the routine they were practicing on the sidelines a little while ago.
I can now hear the music that goes to it and everything suddenly makes a lot more sense.
With 6-02 to go in the third quarter, the Michigan Tech Huskies have finally gotten the first touchdown of the day and it was not easy.
Man, the Cardinals really put up a fight there at the one yard line after Elliott got Abram for 30 down to the one yard line.
Elliott Rush Middle, no.
Elliott Rush Middle, no.
Alex Blano, Rush Middle, no.
Alex Blano, Rush Middle, flag.
Alex Blano, Rush Middle, touchdown.
Five tries to get one yard, but they finally broke through.
And the extra point from Avery Kaczarski makes it 13-6.
Michigan Tech with the lead.
And just a big offensive couple of big offensive plays really 35 yards to Nora 30 yards to Larner able to get that Opportunity down inside Cardinal territory to take the lead and Now they need to hold it Back to return
Devin Miles.
Jaquan Howard.
Set to kick.
Avery Kaczarski.
61 degrees in cloudy here.
Maybe a little bit of precipitation might be in our near future as clouds definitely surrounding us here in University Center.
Kick's gonna be a little bit short fielded at the ten yard line by Miles.
Miles.
Up the hash marks and tackled at the 30 yard line on special teams by Connor Briones.
Quick look at that radar, there is rain over in Mount Pleasant, Midland area, moving towards this way, nothing's very heavy.
But something for...
Everybody to keep an eye on as this game progresses temperature 61 degrees temperatures were in the 30s this morning Even down here in Saginaw just like I'm sure they were in the UP On first down it is going to be Sonny and Sonny gonna pick up about five
to the 35 yard line, second down Cardinals.
Bueno 9 of 15 for 87 yards, Larner 2 of 3 for 34 yards, Wolfe 8 of 14, 111 yards, and running 18, now 19 rush attempts for Saginaw Valley State in 46 yards.
Husky's not doing much better, 21 for 58 on the ground.
Wolfe.
Throws another out route there to Weber this time Weber is met and tackled at the 40 yard line 41 yard line by Terrence Martin is still enough for a first down Similar play that got Weber the big game on the last series But this time Terrence was a little bit closer and could wrap him up a little easier without the threat of Weber cutting back and Picking up yards after the catch
First down from the Cardinal 41.
Wolf play action.
Steps up, throws, finds Weber again inside Michigan Tech territory.
He's dragged down to the 30s four yard line.
And Weber is gonna be slow to get up here.
He got the worst of that tackle on the end.
Might have gotten his leg rolled up on the sidelines and he is
down.
Cardinals are already without two wide receivers today, including Brayden Hill, one of their top targets.
Romante, House Jr.
also injured for today's game.
So JT Weber, maybe even more featured in today's game, but he is coming off the field slowly on his own power here, talking with the
Training staff doing so might have rolled that ankle as part of that tackle Maybe twisted a knee a little bit as in that process But yeah, he's definitely feeling it trying to get himself off the field here Yeah, he's reaching down towards the ankle area here his left ankle
And there is definite hitch to his giddy up there, so that's gonna hurt the big play threat JT Weber for the foreseeable here.
I'm sure he'll get reviewed in the medical tent here on the sidelines.
Cardinals will have to dig deeper into their wide receiver room here.
But they have a first down at the 34 yard line of Michigan Tech, following back-to-back Weber receptions.
Wolfe gonna hand off to Sonny.
Sony gets through all the way.
Touchdown.
Huskies look like they had a blitz.
And once the first tackle was missed, there wasn't a lot behind him.
Jaden Bolden from the safety spot on the other side trying to chase it down, but it just wasn't going to happen.
And just like that here, the Cardinals an extra point away from tying the game again.
Huskies almost got through to it.
Jamison Stamps was near it, but it is through and good.
And with 4-16 to go in the third quarter, it's Michigan Tech 13, Saginaw Valley State 13.
Huskies get possession on the kickoff when we return.
Wilson Husky football on mix 93.
From tires, the brakes, alignment, and any work your vehicle needs, trust Fine Line Tire for tough quality service and care.
Fine Line Tire at Hancock at Honevra, we serve you the guest.
Goodwin Motors on US 41, South Michigan Tech has been providing quality pre-owned vehicles and vehicle service to Copper Country residents going on 60 years.
If you're in the market or looking for that special model at an affordable price, stop at Goodwin Motors on US 41, South Michigan Tech.
You can also find them online at GoodwinMotorsUP.com.
As the first big run play either team has had here today longest prior to Obi-Sani's 34-yard touchdown run was a 13-yarder by Jake Roof Everything else had been for a single digits and less Even with that carry the Cardinals still averaging 4.2 a carry in the Huskies 2.8 a carry as Lendering's got it teed up the run up
And the kick, it's gonna be a short one.
Gaze Johnson gonna field it.
The former fullback gonna try and run this one back a little bit.
Gets a couple yards across the 30.
Huskies offense will come back out after a couple of good plays through the air on their last possession led to the touchdown.
Huskies with 11 first downs today.
The Cardinals with nine first downs.
But Saginaw Valley, the first team to cross 200 yards of total offense now.
35 plays 222.
Huskies at 39 for 179.
And Alex Bueno's got Theo back out there.
To Jake on first down.
Roof.
Busted ahead.
Nice gain on first down.
Give them around five to six on the play.
Second down and medium here for Michigan Tech.
Huskies first few runs of the day went really well and since then they haven't been able to find a lot of footing on the ground.
Of course the yards per carry gonna take beating when you have to try to pick up one yard.
It takes you four tries to do that.
Second and four, Bueno, play action fake, pressure comes, flush to his left.
He's gonna run and he's gonna run out of bounds.
Maybe he should have just dumped that one off because he loses yards on that run as a
result.
Cardinal's defensive front is definitely making it a challenge here on the Michigan Tech Huskies today.
Huskies kept the pocket fairly clean last week for the quarterbacks against the very talented Ferris State defensive front.
This week, though, the Cardinals able to find their way into the Michigan Tech backfield.
And now it's third and six.
Bueno, out route to Abram.
It's not going to be enough.
He makes a catch at the 41, but that's a yard short.
of a first down.
And
no hesitation, here comes the punchy.
Second punt attempt for Ivan Ermlich on the day.
Punt return is Devon Miles.
Cardinals have tried a fake punt.
The Huskies bring a break one out just yet as Ermlich gets it away.
It looks like a pretty good kick.
Fair catch called for by Miles and made around the 19 yard line.
And the Cardinals fresh off that last scoring drive for them.
That was four plays 70 yards in a minute and 40.
We'll be right back out onto the field to try to do it again.
Huskies scoring drive meanwhile got nine plays 65 yards three minutes 45 seconds Half of those plays all coming from the Saginaw Valley State one yard line But what the Huskies hope here is that the Quarterback Wolf has not got himself into a rhythm is not found some soft areas of the Huskies defense and takes off
Through the air handoff is gonna go to Sonny on first down And picks up three Make that miles I think was the ball carrier there yep five coming out of the bottom of that pile Cardinals have to make another substitution along the offensive line is
Jacob Bellinger's limping off the field.
Second down play.
Bit of a high snap, it's another hand off to Miles and that's gonna stop it right away.
Jackson Zachary able to get in around the backside of that play and make the stop while Miles was waiting for his offensive line to develop the blocks for him.
They intend to go here in the third quarter, 13-13, all square.
Neither team has been able to escape the other.
As Wolf will look to the sidelines.
And takes a snap, it's gonna be another run play and the Huskies stop it in the backfield.
That looked like Brandon Keele making the stop.
Before it could get started and it was 94 and white right there off the edge busted on through Rolled his way down the line And tracked down miles before it could get anywhere So here comes Tegan Lenderingk who will have to kick this one away before the end of the quarter break Game clock is separated by about a second from the play clock.
So snap will have to happen here
And Huskies blocked it again!
Picked up by Bender!
Touchdown Huskies!
Dakota Blackwell got in and blocked it.
Teagan Linderink is down after the kick.
And that would be terrible news for the Cardinals as Linderink is the punter and the kicker.
But Blackwell came through.
Stole it right off the foot of Tegan Lenderink.
And the block down to the ground.
Bender picks it up and had nothing but green grass in front of him.
The Huskies take the lead with five seconds to go in the third quarter.
As Tegan Lenderink, the punter is down at the 10 yard line.
The lender ink is trying to punt and extend and I imagine that probably didn't feel good on the gut of Dakota Blackwell.
Or where it caught Dakota exactly, but Tegan lender ink with the extension going for the leg, hopefully.
There's nothing significant in terms of an injury there for him They do have another kicker punter on the roster here.
That's warming up with the net right now, but The focus is on Lenderink who's sitting up now at least Senior from Rockford
He's got seven of his team's points here today, because that is second punt blocked of the day.
And they're gonna help him onto his foot, his non-kicking foot, and they're gonna help him off the field without him putting any pressure on that right leg area.
Husky's extra point team gonna come on out here to kick the extra point following the special team's touchdown.
The excitement of the Husky's score is floored by the injury to the Cardinals' kicker.
They finally get Linderink off the sidelines.
He's able to put a little bit of weight on that foot here, not much though.
Kaczarski
going to come in for the extra point attempt for the Huskies.
And his kick is up and it is wet.
The kick is good.
Went through and over the netting and they had somebody back there to fish it out.
With five seconds to go in the third quarter, Michigan Tech has the lead and now 20.
to 13.
Unblocked by Dakota Blackwell and returned by Jaden Bender for 11 yards.
The extra point, good.
We'll see how JT Weber's doing.
He's trying to stretch himself out down on the sidelines.
Hopefully for his sake he can get back out there on offense.
Menderink is banged up now, and I still don't think we've seen Junyong Chung the rest of the day after the first couple plays.
He got himself injured in this game.
This after they lost a couple players to injury last week, including Brayden Hill.
They're leading wide receivers.
Yeah, 21 catches, 419 yards and eight touchdowns on the season.
Short kick fielded and a fair catch by one of the up men At the 28 yard line for the Saginaw Valley State Juniung Chung is the third leading tackler on their team and JT Weber is the first leading receiver out there We'll see if JT comes back onto the field.
He's still being attended to On the sidelines here, so it won't be out there right now.
So the top two receivers down the number three tackler down and
Your punter kicker down for Saginaw Valley now with one play and all likelihood remaining here in the third quarter.
Sonny is going to be in the backfield now to the right side of Connor Wolfe.
Play action to him.
Wolfe stands back.
Pressure comes.
Chase Cook gets a little hit on him.
The throw is just outside the reach.
of Jameson Pelts and that ends the third quarter.
After three quarters Michigan Tech 20 Saginaw Valley 13.
This is Husky football on mix 93.
Sarazan Dental is now accepting new patients.
The caring staff is there to maximize your comfort and overall dental experience.
Sarazan Dental in Hancock, right by the hospital, provides prompt emergency care and features state-of-the-art equipment and the best service available in the dental industry.
Call Sarazan Dental on Campus Drive next to the hospital in Hancock.
Call for a 2-8601 for all your dental needs.
Sarazan Dental in Hancock, now accepting new patients.
The
Portage Quilthouse on U.S.
41 South Apone is your local quilt store, featuring 2,500 bolts of fabric and home to the Michigan Tech fabric available in fleece and cotton with MTU logos with greater black backgrounds.
You can make all your favorite projects with both materials including blankets, pillowcases, and table runners.
The Portage Quilthouse can be found online at PortageQuilthouse.com.
They're a full-service quilt shop.
Call the products for sellers and hobby enthusiasts.
Call 487-5500 for more details.
Hours are Tuesday through Friday.
Take 30 to board.
Saturday 10 30 to three.
Hold four fingers high put a fresh 15 in the clock.
It is time for the fourth quarter Huskies courtesy of that punt block for touchdown leading now 20 to 13.
It was 6 6 at half.
Cardinals have scored an offensive touchdown.
Huskies have scored an offensive touchdown and now Michigan Tech has added a special teams touchdown.
Cardinals have it second down and 10 at the 30 yard line.
And off goes the tail back, Sonny.
He's got another big run in front of him of 15 yards to the 45 yard line.
Obie
Sonny has been the running attack for both teams really today.
It's going to put him over 70 yards on just seven carries today.
34 and now 15 in terms of some long runs for him.
It's going to go back to Sonny, breaks into the right side.
Sabah with one hand brings him down.
Well, it's not really the backfield right at the line of scrimmage.
Maybe a half yard on it by the time he fell forward.
Madi is coming through and making another play at the line of scrimmage.
It's been his day, it's been his season so far for Madi Sabah.
Madi's got a sack on the day today and up there near the top of the leaderboard for tackles for the Huskies today.
Huskies showing a lot at the line of scrimmage.
They're gonna bring Jackson Zachary on a blitz.
He gets hooked down.
Huskies sack the quarterback anyway, Breonis and Isaacson.
Combining to take Conor Wolfe down in the backfield, but Brady stretching out that left shoulder a little bit.
Jackson Zachary coming off the edge was basically hooked around his head.
Huskies
opt to take the loss of three and down on that sack.
So credit half sack to Breonis and Isaacson for Breonis.
That's going to get him up to a full sack on the day.
Marty's got 1.0, Brionus now 1.0, Miller and Isaacson will each have half if I have that right.
Third and 12.
Wolfe stands back, fires and it is caught at the marker by Zarek Zalinski at the 45 yard line of Saginaw Valley State.
Cardinals may hustle this one of the line, Huskies, I don't know if you've got a view of it on a monitor or not for a possible challenge.
I couldn't see, it was just all Cardinal players in the sidelines blocking my view.
So Zelensky picks up the first down at the 45.
and off to Miles, tries to cut back, gets a little bit of space there to run and picks up three as a result.
He has Dakota coming down on the run support there and it was Dakota Blackwell making a tackle there for the Huskies as Devin Miles tried to cut back and find somewhere to go.
Original design off the right side wasn't there.
High snap, Wolf brings in, here comes the Blitz.
Wolf hit as he throws and completes it to Pelt who goes out of bounds.
Breonis got a hand on Wolf and the follow-through, but he finds Jameson Pelt down at the 23 yard line, steps out at the 22.
Here comes pressure again.
Maddie at the feet and the throw is going to be short as a result.
Sabah getting in there.
And Connor Wolf not able to step into that throw and deliver it as a result.
Another play made by 37 of the Huskies.
11-54 to go in the fourth quarter, Huskies 20, Cardinals 13, Saginaw Valley's got it at the Michigan Tech 22 yard line.
The second and 10.
Throw to the outside, that one's completed.
Shoved out of bounds by Chase Cook was Malik Lee.
Got about half the yardage there to the 17 yard line, 35, coming up for
Saginaw.
Huskies gonna make a substitution here along the defense as the Cardinals had swapped some players as well.
So a refreshed defensive front here for the Huskies.
Wolf has time.
Late blitz from Chase Cook and down here.
Chase forced him right back to Darius Jones Jr.. And the Huskies get the sack on third down good coverage downfield Forcing Connor Wolf to wait and wait and eventually take the sack Big loss in the play and that with your kicker now injured Back at the 30-yard line you're you're out of field goal range.
I Don't know if you really know what your second kicker would have
at this point, but they'll have to go for it on 4th and 17.
Pressure comes, Wolf throws, he delivers.
It is completed and off to run, but well short of a first down as the receiver.
And a turnover on downs.
Jalen Peacock, the receiver on that play.
Six foot four at a Troy High School.
Turnover on downs.
The Huskies defense holds.
After a couple of nice plays.
It's a pelt.
The big one does Zelensky for the first down.
Sonny with a good run there, but in the end it didn't matter.
The Huskies were able to slow him down.
as they got closer to the red area and a turnover on downs with the Huskies leading 20 to 13, 10, 40 to go here in the fourth quarter.
See if we can take a quick look at the other scores from the league if they have updated that on the site now that the games have gone final in football.
Northern Michigan 45 Wayne State 12 and Ferris State and the Panthers their first loss 23 to 14 so the Bulldogs will stay unbeaten improving to 9-0 on the season 5-0 in conference Davenport will come in awful loss to the Huskies next week and if Michigan Tech can hold on here that may just be
for a spot in the playoffs.
Davenport, though, will still have Grand Valley on the schedule.
The Huskies, of course, will still have Wayne State on the schedule to end the regular season.
So not all but a playoff play-in game on the line for next week.
But the Huskies have 10 minutes and 40 seconds of regulation time to go ahead and hold on to a one-score lead 20 to 13.
Update you on other scores In other sports as well, but first a run from Nick Nora And he's not gonna get a whole lot out of that
Now
they move the stick a little further than I thought they were originally gonna give them and they move it back Okay, so say I thought the official was for a gain of like a yard or two
and then the chain gang holding the down marker was closer to the four yards and it was really only two.
Elliott's in the game here with three receivers left.
He's going to follow a lead block from Jake Roof, try to bust it to the outside, gets around the edge and is tackled there.
by Brandon Lewis just couldn't get around Lewis far enough and they're gonna give him a gain of a yard to the 23 yard line and it's third down Huskies first down at the 30 yard line Huskies are at the 23 here
Wayno has Delgado behind him, tied in and three receivers.
The snap, Wayno to throw to the outside diving and try to make the catch.
Unable to do so is Abram Larner and the Huskies will have to punt to quick three and out.
Huskies still haven't hit 200 yards of offense here today, 45 plays for 191.
That's what the live stats showing right now, that might still vary a little bit.
Cardinals have gone up to 270 four yards on 49 plays.
Bit of a high snap, Ermlich brings it in and gets it away.
It's another really nice kick, fielded around the 30 yard line and not gonna get anything.
Guess who?
Jaden Bender.
Bender got the punt block recovery for the touchdown before now.
He's down on punt coverage Not letting the returner get anywhere to go.
Good job by Bender on special teams again He got one penalty flag earlier in this game and he is doing his best to make amends for that here as the game has gone along Right about 430 Eastern time here
Listen to Michigan Tech football and mix 93 WKMJ 93.5 FM and Hancock My name is Josh.
You'll tell oh and we are live at random Harvey Randall Wicks Memorial Stadium University Center, Michigan It's just outside of Saginaw the campus of Saginaw Valley State Huskies trying to win their seventh game of the season
Against just two losses Trying to take their fourth conference victory of the season as well Cardinals meanwhile looking to get above 500 in both areas coming in at four and four overall two and two in conference They've won back-to-back games this last couple weeks, but
Those games are history and right now, H-Rail by seven.
Still on the sidelines being attended to as JT Webbers trying to get himself free enough to get out there and contribute.
As Wolff takes a high snap, fires long to the outside and completes to von the tight end, shoved out of bounds by Terence Martin around the marker.
Looks like it's enough for a first down and it is.
Matt
Vaughn with another reception on the day.
That should be number four.
Well, making number three, he also had the one rush today.
Speaking of rush, they go to Sonny for a rush on first down.
Obi Sonny with a stiff arm right to the face mask of Jameson Stamps forcing him out of bounds at the 44 yard line.
Second down and eight.
8-27 and counting to go in the fourth quarter.
Huskies 20, Cardinals 13.
Lakers, V Lakers still to come on the Gliacs late tonight, kicking off at 7 o'clock Eastern.
Grand Valley at Roosevelt tonight.
Wolf in the pocket to dump off to Sonny.
Sonny gets through.
For the first block, there is a late flag flying in.
I feel like the Huskies Dakota Blackwell got blocked in the back.
That flag came in late in from a different official than I would have expected that one to come from.
Now he's, yep, they're showing that's the play.
Blackwell was breaking down nicely to try and get in position to make the tackle and he just got shoved from behind.
So that'll wipe out what otherwise would have been a pretty nice game for Saginaw
Valley.
Connor Wolf trying to plead the case and the official just putting his hands out like, I don't know what you're talking about, he blocked him in the back.
I thought it was pretty clear his day personally, but took a while for that flag to come out.
It may have just been the official in that position trying to either find his flag or whatever the case is, but took away.
Well, it might have been a first down and pushes it back to the 35 yard line.
So now it's going to be second and 17 for Saginaw Valley State.
And Wolfe.
To throw a quick one to the outside, completed to Lee, steps out of bounds to 40.
Gain a five on the play, brings up third and 12.
For Wolfe, that is his 25th registered completion of the day, I believe.
Pass attempt, they should correct that.
Pass attempt on the day.
Crossing over 200 yards.
Huskies bring a blitz, throwing down to the outside and completing for a first down inside Husky's territory.
That is Peacock again getting the reception.
Huskies a little soft on the outside there.
That's Peacock running them off and then breaking it out towards the outside.
Under seven minutes to go here in the fourth, 2013 Michigan Tech with the lead.
Cardinals now at the Michigan Tech 43 yard line following that completion.
Gain of 17.
And off in the backfield.
Miles gonna have to reverse course.
Huskies have bold in there.
He gets stiff arm down but still way in the backfield.
Miles will eventually get back to the line of scrimmage and forward progress is stopped.
That was a lot of running again for no gain.
All the way to the left.
Bubbled back near midfield.
Shedding Michigan Tech would be tacklers.
So second and ten.
Huskies get Jones, Keel and Schwartz back along the front right now.
And it's a four man rush with Breonis joining him.
Wolf throws, soft spot there at the 30.
It's a first down Cardinals.
Malik Lee with another reception.
It's going to be six for him on the day.
Now the leading receiver in terms of receptions for either team.
And Wolfe, stand back in the pocket, has time, delivers and completes.
This one is caught by R.J.
Manning Jr., sophomore from Shaker Heights, Ohio.
It's inside the red zone now, first down Cardinals as the clock approaches five minutes remaining with the Huskies leading 20 to 13.
Connor Wolfe doing it through the air as you'd expect that he would.
Husky's trying to find a way to get back to him again, a little dump off here to Sonny and he'll be tackled by Chase Cook in bounds at the 18, make it to 13 yard line.
Gain a five on the play.
And Chase.
Being a four on the play, third, second demo.
Is now up to, looks like seven tackles on the day for him.
Terrence Martin, Jamison Stamps and Dakota Blackwell, the three leading tacklers for Michigan Tech right now.
Thelmadi Saban, Chase Cook, right behind him with seven apiece.
Lights have come on here at Wick Stadium.
Has Wolf to throw.
Throws to the right side and it is caught on a slide.
Touchdown Cardinals.
Jameson Pelt.
He had Michigan Tech defense right on his hip with Jaden Bolden.
What a well-placed football by Connor Wolfe.
And once again, the Cardinals an extra point away from a tie game.
And the extra point though will be kicked by another kicker as Lucas win.
Freshman from Fort Wayne gonna be the one to kick this.
He's a lefty.
Snap and hold are good.
Wins kick is up and it is good.
20 to 20 with 401 to go in the fourth quarter.
You're listening to Huskies football on mix 93.
With the cooling, coaching, my thoughts go to the sauna and all of the great sauna supplies we just got in at Swift Hardware.
I also think about the weather stripping and those furnace filters.
Swift has a great selection of both.
Thinking about putting my gardens to bed and putting that winterizer on the lawn too.
And I still have to fill those cracks in the driveway before I get the driveway sealer on.
Swift Hardware has all the fun to get all these fall projects finished.
Come on down to see us.
We are here seven days a week.
Well, four minutes and one second to go here.
We are tied at 20 and the Huskies lead the offense to find one of their next gears that they haven't been able to hit so far today.
45 plays for 191 yards.
Things were pretty even yardage and play wise a little while ago.
Well, now Saginaw Valley 59 plays 354 yards.
They have taken the decided edge offensively in most categories.
First downs, rushing attempts, rushing yards, completions, passing yards and time of possession, all cardinals.
But three of 13 on third downs.
You know, they're not doing great in that area, but the Huskies aren't either.
Three of ten on third downs, and they're going to need to find a way to make this last four minutes and one second be theirs and get into position to score.
Cannot take three and out right here.
A nice return would be a good way to get things started as Wynn is going to be the one to kick it away.
to Lippert and Abram Larner.
JT Webber's got an ice pack taped around his ankle.
Now he's done for the day, it looks.
Kickoff is short, it is fielded by Kyle Gedemy, and they'll start at the 30 yard
line.
Huskies
have combined 12 of 20 for 125 passing yards today.
And 25 rushes for 66 yards.
Though their third quarter in terms of yards per play was the most productive, fourth quarter has not been productive at all.
Of course the Huskies haven't really had the ball a lot here in the fourth quarter either.
As Bueno delayed handoff to Roof is gonna get stopped for no gain.
Cardinals came back to beat the Huskies in Houghton last year with a touchdown with eight seconds to go.
The year before the Huskies scored 22 unanswered in the fourth quarter to beat Saginaw Valley here, 32-28.
Somebody's going to have to have a late score to take this game.
We hope it's the Huskies.
As the end around here, Abram Larner's got some room to run.
Across the 40 the 45 and down the sidelines 40 and 30 steps around to the 25 and down finally inside the 15 Wow what a run from Abram Larner I thought he was gonna be forced out of bounds a lot earlier But man he tiptoed the sidelines right in front of the Huskies bench for a huge reverse Jake Roof got it at first and then pitched it off to Abram with a head of steam and
He just did the rest.
Biggest offensive play of the day for the Huskies.
And now Michigan Tech can take their sweet time, burn down as much of the clock as they can here and give the Cardinals no time left if possible so that the Huskies can get the last score and walk away a winner.
Still some time though to worry about.
Bueno throws the outside, bobbled and dropped by Nick Nora inside the 10.
He was covered on the play by the linebacker McDonald so it was a mismatch for Nick Nora on that play but he had to come back to his back hip to make the reception and just couldn't do it.
So second and 10 from the Saginaw Valley State 14-yard line with the score even at 20 Huskies in business to take the go-ahead score here.
Bueno, it's an option around to Nora who's gonna throw to the end zone.
Incomplete.
Good defense by Ellison.
Looking for Bryce Kearns.
And it's gonna bring up third down.
There
is a flag down here.
And I couldn't even see where the flag was.
Looks like there's one down in the end zone.
In the U of the SVSU.
And they do call pass interference against Ellison.
I only saw the tail end of that play, so I didn't see where anything else had happened there.
Obviously watching Nora with the football.
Casey was going to run and thinking he was going to run.
Now the Huskies with a first and goal to two yard line.
They bring in both quarterbacks.
Elliott to the right looking to be the one to take the snap.
At his left is AB.
It's going to run to the right.
It is Elliott and it is stopped short of the goal line.
And we will hit the two minute timeout.
With two minutes to go in a 60-minute game, nothing has yet been decided.
Michigan Tech 20, Saginaw Valley State 20.
This is Huskies football on mix 93.
Start saving, stop fixing, upgrade to a natural gas furnace now.
Roger Runivara from Rogers Radiant Heating has been heating the Kiwana for more than 30 years.
Roger can upgrade your old hot water, steam or forced air heating system.
You'll save money on your monthly bills and on repair costs.
Ask about financing options.
Call me Roger Runivara at 934-3337.
That's 934-3337 for Rogers Radiant Eating.
Roger that.
Two minutes to go here in the fourth quarter, 20-20.
Here's the score.
Huskies though knocking on the door with a second end goal from the two.
Cardinals have a full bag of time out, so do the Huskies.
Touchdown here for Michigan Tech of paramount importance.
Cannot settle for a field goal.
Give the Cardinals a chance to win in regulation without having to go for two and all that sort of stuff.
Right now, down at the two-yard line, you need to punch this one in.
Huskies had four, make it five tries to do that earlier.
Otherwise, they've settled for field goals offensively.
Elliott's gonna be in the backfield.
Huskies have Greg Miles in the game, got a bit of an offensive...
Line juggernaut in there, and Elliott's gonna get stuffed.
And the Cardinals, are they taking their time out?
They are.
One of their first of three time outs with 155 to go.
Adam Laduke, the senior in his final home game of his Saginaw Valley State career today, making a big stop right
there.
And what do the Huskies do here on third down?
Obviously, you do have to play it conservative enough to at least give yourself a chance at three points.
If you don't get it on third down, you don't want to give the ball away in any capacity.
With 155 to go and what we've seen from the Cardinals of late,
I don't really know if Michigan Tech's defense can stop Saginaw Valley State.
Again here today, if they leave them too much time or a door open with kicking only a field goal, I don't know if it's gonna be enough.
Connor Wolfe is 16 of his last 18 passing for 200 yards in this second half.
Huskies will spread it out with four receivers.
Roof in the backfield with Alex Bueno.
Bueno's gonna give it to Jake and Jake's gonna reach and he is in!
Touchdown Huskies!
Jake Roof gets the go-ahead score.
It's 26-20 with 1.51 to go.
And we breathe for a moment.
As Avery Kaczarski will come in for the extra point.
An important point of course.
Snap and hold are good.
Kick is up from Avery.
It is perfect.
And Kaczarski has hit.
I want to say this is now...
16 straight PATs.
It might be more than that.
I had the number down, but again, that was part of the printer error on my part.
I did not actually print that particular page.
Did I?
Or did I?
Let's go to the tape.
He made 23 straight coming into today's game, so I was way off.
And then three more here today.
So 26 straight PATs now for Avery Kaczarski.
Coming in clutch when they've mattered the most.
As the seasons progressed into conference play, Avery's been money on those extra points.
Now, Ermlich's gonna come in for the kickoff.
151 to go here in the fourth quarter.
Huskies 27, Saginaw Valley State 20.
Scoring drive for the Michigan Tech Huskies.
Seven plays in 71 yards.
And I believe we're talking two minutes, 10 seconds taken off the clock if memory serves.
They started at the 4-0-1 mark of the fourth quarter as Ermlich's kick is gonna be a short one.
Fielded at the 21 yard line.
Running it up the middle, dancing around as Miles.
Miles is gonna find some free space.
and will be tackled finally at the 45 yard line.
Was unable to get a full head of steam when it was all said and done, but a good return for the Cardinals with a minute 42 to go here in regulation time.
Cardinals trailing 27 to 20.
Again, Connor Wolf has been very good.
12 of 13, 122 passing yards and eight first downs in the fourth quarter.
And the second half he's been almost flawless been sacked a couple times, but ultimately He's been good moving it down the field And that's without Hill and without Weber here in the fourth quarter Wolf back to pass throws across the middle tipped and nearly picked
Huskies had journey Solomon after the tip from Zarek Zalinski in the neighborhood there for it.
Little behind him, a little in front of Terrence Martin.
And the Cardinals survive first down incomplete.
137 to go here in the fourth quarter.
27-20 Huskies.
Cardinals with the ball at their own 45-yard line, second and 10.
High snap for Wolfe.
Pocket collapsing, throwing it deep, and a flag is out as Solomon had a hand on Zarek Zelinski.
Maybe the right call there because if he'd gotten behind him and gotten the catch, that was gone.
And they'll take the 15 yard flag, I think, on that one.
Again, we're not in the NFL, so it is not a spot foul.
So in that case, Journey is probably doing the right thing to...
Let that one be only a 15 yard gain to the 40 yard line of Michigan Tech with 131 and two timeouts left for the Cardinals.
Four wide receivers for Connor Wolf.
He's got one tail back in behind him.
Huskies have a secondary full of defensive backs right now.
Wolfe standing back, delivering across the middle, bobbled and then ultimately dropped by Peacock.
Coverage on the play by Terrence Martin.
Martin was right on his back for that play and the clock stops at a minute 26.
Big play there for T-Mart.
Still plenty of time and timeouts, yardage.
All those things here.
Minute 26 on the clock.
Wolfe back to throw again.
Throws it to his right and incomplete in between a couple of receivers.
Lee was one of those a little further down the field.
Manning was the shorter one and he kind of split the difference on those.
Incomplete brings up third down.
Husky fans making noise in the far sidelines.
We'll turn that crowd mic up for you a little bit.
Good contingent of Michigan Tech fans as usual across from us.
Always appreciate the friends and family and attendance there and the Huskies.
Gonna take a timeout on third
down.
All
right, your reset once again, minute 21 seconds.
Remaining here in the fourth quarter, Michigan Tech 27, Saginaw Valley State 20.
Both teams with two timeouts, Cardinals with a third and 10 coming up from the Michigan Tech 40 yard line.
Cardinals need a touchdown, an extra point to tie.
Reminder though that their starting kicker, Tegan Lenderink, is likely done for the day based on what I had seen.
They did have their second kicker win come in and kick an extra point earlier That was good But it might be a thought for Saginaw Valley to potentially should the opportunity arise to go for two Given that kicker situation and being at home and being four and four without a playoff birth in their future on senior day
Something to consider in the future Huskies though Have a third and ten and defensively here at the 40 yard line Lee in motion it is Wolf back to throw throws it short to peacock it is completed
And he is tackled around the 30 yard line.
I think it's enough for a first down.
It is to the 29.
The clock will pause as the ball is set.
Clock runs.
Wolf taking his time.
Stands back.
Pressure comes.
He's hit as he throws and it's incomplete.
Good job by Nolan's shop, getting the pressure into the face of Connor Wolf, knocking him down and staying off to the side, not putting a possibility of a roughing the passer penalty there.
Incomplete pass with 58 seconds to go in the fourth quarter, second and 10 for the Michigan Tech, 29.
Huskies 27, Cardinals 20.
Each team with a pair of timeouts remain.
As Wolf takes a snap, looks left, dumps off to the right side.
Sonny in the open field is not gonna get passed.
Pierce Miller and Ian Popp.
And a player is down for the Cardinals.
It is an offensive lineman.
They're gonna burn a second time out.
This player down is Gonzalez, the offensive lineman.
Number 71.
Jared Gonzalez.
Down on the play at the 30 there was no gain on the play and the second timeout for the Cardinals leaves 50 seconds to go this Another Cardinals player injured here in this game they can they've suffered a couple of them already today and have suffered some in the last couple of weeks that have Been been tough ones for them
Brayden Hill out for the season with knee injury.
Now today Chung, Weber, Linderink, and now potentially here when they're starting offensive linemen.
Gonzalez remains down at the 31 yard line.
Flexing that right leg, right knee.
And they'll sit him up and stand him up.
And it looks like he's going to be all right.
Have to sit out at least the one play, I think, even though they took the time out.
Yep, he will have to come off for a play.
Head referee making sure he comes off the field.
So third and 10.
50 seconds to go, 29 yard line.
Free receivers left, one right for Connor Wolf.
He's got tail back to his right.
Wolf steps up in the pocket.
Got a lot of room to run if he wants it.
And he cannot escape for much.
And the Cardinals look like they have to take their third and final time out with 38 seconds to go.
And a fourth down and long coming up here.
Then there was Jackson Zachary.
Nolan shop shop and Zachary the tacklers Wolf is not the the runner They're gonna add another second on to the clock here But just a gain of one and Connor Wolf had a lot of room to run there that had been One of the more mobile QB's that we've seen this season that could have been a first down run
Again, not really the game for Connor Wolf.
So now it's fourth and nine for the Michigan Tech 28 yard line with 39 seconds to go and the Cardinals cannot stop the clock with any more timeouts.
All they can do is get out of bounds, incomplete passes should they pick up the first down, spike the ball, first down will pause the clock.
Big play here.
This one, biggest play perhaps in the Husky season so far.
And a false start on the offense.
False start.
Zelenski
moving early and it's going to be a fourth and 14 instead.
A little bit more breathing room for the Huskies here.
Just can't let it get over the top of you to get to the first down marker or beyond with 39 seconds to go.
Ball is now on the 33 yard line.
Wolf dropping back.
Pressure comes.
Sabok can't get him.
Shop got a piece.
Ball is up.
Hail Mary.
Almost it's knocked down.
Dakota Blackwell knocks it down.
The Huskies will survive.
As Nolan Shop was bearing down on Connor Wolf, Wolf had to just throw a 500 up there.
Passed the first down marker.
And it hung up for so long as Peacock was underneath it.
Blackwell knocked it away and the Huskies in victory formation.
One knee will do it.
And it does.
A first half that was kind of boring.
Second half was not, was not boring.
The Huskies hold on 27 to 20 and the playoff hopes stay alive for another week.
Huskies and Davenport Panthers next week before the Huskies take on Wayne State.
Head Coach Dan Metlock will join us in the post game.
Go through some final numbers which again are tilted in Saginaw's favor All but the one that matters the most the final score Michigan Tech 27 Saginaw Valley State 20.
This is Huskies football on mix 93
The nationwide shipping schedule is now online at Pasti Central.
What better way to delight your favorite display super than a delicious Pasti Central Pasti, bringing a taste of the UP to all 50 states since 1996.
Baked with loving care in Calumet, guaranteed delivery by FedEx ensures fresh arrival of your package from home.
Stop by Pasti Central soon to order on the web at pasti.com.
Riala Kitchens in Houghton, your authorized Great Northern Cabinetry distributor, can help you redesign your kitchens, baths, and sauna, plus all of your cabinetry needs.
Riala's features computer-rated designs, in-home consultations, and, of course, quality custom woodworking.
If you're planning on redoing your kitchens and baths, let Riala Kitchens, your Great Northern Cabinetry distributor, do all the work for you.
Call Riala Kitchens for a 24592 to schedule your free in-home consultation.
Portage, tire, and auto repair, Ethel Avenue in Hancock not only has a full inventory of brand-name tires in stock and ready to roll to keep you going year-round, they also want to make sure you get your vehicle ready to go for fall and winter with their service department.
They offer oil changes, tire alignments, brakes, along with suspension work, and more.
Call 482-1850 for details.
Open Monday through Friday, 8-5, Saturday, 8-10 noon.
Calling all Huskies.
Need to stock up on Michigan Tech gear?
The Campus Store and the Memorial Union and University Images at the Student Development Complex have all your Husky essentials.
Hoodies, socks, hats, and everything in between.
Perfect for game day or a snow day.
Whether you're a student, alum, or fan, we've got you covered.
Visit the Campus Store or University Images and get ready to cheer on the black and gold.
Go Huskies!
a survival this afternoon by the Michigan Tech Huskies.
First half was a field goal fest.
The second half, things got different.
Michigan Tech with the special teams edge today that made up for the fact that the Cardinals had the offensive edge today.
27 to 20 the final score Michigan Tech improves to seven and two on the season and now four and one in GLIAC conference play with two games left in the regular season and the hopes for the playoffs still alive but the test will not get any easier next week as the Davenport Panthers come to Houghton fresh off their first loss of the season to Ferris State University today 23-14 was their final score but Cephas Harris is he's definitely
everything as advertised for that team so the Huskies will absolutely have their hands full with him but as for today your final numbers will start with the Cardinals 67 plays 366 yards of offense Connor Wolf 24 of 37 278 yards one touchdown it was sacked four times on the day
In the end, on that last drive, things definitely went downhill for him in terms of his completion percentage, courtesy of what the Huskies were able to do defensively on that.
Coach Matlach's already made his way up to the booth here to discuss this one.
I imagine a short post-game conference with your team after that one.
I don't know what it is about this Cardinals team or what it is about this particular stadium that likes to take years off our lives, but another tight one here
today with Saginaw.
It sure was.
Very proud of our guys.
Played right to the very end, stayed in it the whole time mentally and, you know, give them a lot of credit.
Their defense line gave us a bunch of trouble with their games they were playing.
You know, obviously they're able to make some plays in crucial points, third downs and so on with the pass game.
So, but to find a way to get it done on the road after what we did last weekend, you know, anytime you go back to back on the road in this league, if you can come away with the win, we'll take it anywhere we can get it.
Did you
see anything they adjusted game plan wise through the air in the second half that made them much more efficient and able to complete more of those passes than they had in the
first half?
No, I don't think so.
I just think, you know, when you got
make up your mind?
Are you going to play coverage and only bring three or four?
Are you going to try to get after them, right?
And play a little bit more tighter with the coverage.
So I just think they protected them well in the second half.
Obviously, towards the end of the game, in those last two drives, we hit them a couple of times.
But they've got talent all over the place.
So you can't take that away from them.
And they were able to make some plays.
So I don't think it's actually anything we were or weren't doing.
They got good players.
You
talked about what their defensive line did against you guys today.
Obviously, disrupted the ability to pass
efficiency and to some extent
some of the run game as well.
Yeah I mean everything it was you know even when we thought we had some stuff through the air you know AB's flushed out and we're just a hat short on things with all the games they're playing and and then in the run game you know they got two guys on the edge that are very good players but you know I give them a ton of credit in terms of what they did with their front floor that's the best schematically that we've seen this this fall and you know we're able to find a way to do it obviously
making that play at the end of the game and currency had a hell of a block on that one to spring him and you know we found a way to get it done and that's all it matters.
And Avery doing
everything that he needed to do for you guys to keep you keep you afloat in the first half.
Yeah Avery and then of course right the two block punts that you know the one ends up being like the game winner so you know I can't say enough about the special teams and what we did with that that whole unit.
Yeah, I think, honestly, special teams appear to be the difference in the end here today.
I mean, their kicker punter gets hurt on that play, not able to come back later on, but blocking those two punts, making the field goals and extra points when they did.
I mean, there's a reason why we always talk about, you know, the three phases of the game, but you guys practice those particular things for a reason, and they come in handy on days like
today.
There's no question.
Coach Milbreth and the rest of the guys do this an unbelievable job, having our guys prepared on all the units every week.
It was good to see us get home a couple of times.
We've been close in the last couple of weeks and just a hair off.
Nate Beninger was a fingernail away from getting the third one there in the first half.
unreal work that we put in with our special teams and obviously it showed out today and you know we're able to flip the whole game at that one point when it's tied with the scoop and score so just very proud of that whole deal.
Well I know next week will be next week's issue here but you may not have heard Davenport did fall to Ferris 23-14 was the final Cephas at about 30 carries at a big 70 yard run on that one and you're gonna have your hands full with him next week and that whole Panther team who's gonna be you know looking to do the same as the Huskies sure keep that thing
and going for a possible playoff bird.
Yeah, well, I'm excited to get back home.
We'll enjoy this one and we'll worry about having port tomorrow.
So we know we know they're good and talented all over the place.
But we'll start putting our focus to them tomorrow.
All right, sounds good.
Congratulations on a hard earned victory here.
And we'll talk to you next week.
I appreciate it.
Thank you.
And Coach Dan Metlach, our post game interview here on Mixed 93, brought to you by Fineline Tire.
27, 20, the final score.
And we'll get you our rest of our numbers here and our superior player of the game coming up in just a few moments.
in a little light on some battery here, but I think we should do okay for a little bit more on our post game.
So we'll take a quick timeout, Superior National Bank, Superior Player of the Game, and more of our post game show coming up next on Mix 93.
At Superior National Bank, our number one priority is making sure our customers have a superior experience every time they bank with us.
That's why we have a variety of excellent checking accounts to fit your banking needs.
Every new checking account comes with a free gift, contactless debit card, and 24-hour access
with Superior Nationals online banking portal.
Come see why our community has trusted us with their banking needs for over 130 years.
Superior National Bank, member FDIC, and always a superior experience.
So today's superior national bank superior player the game award I'm gonna go with Dakota Blackwell So Dakota got the block on the punt that was picked up by Bender and returned for the touchdown for the easy part was Jaden's Effort on that one all you do is pick up the loose football which was sitting still it wasn't bouncing around You know at that point so it was an easier pickup for him from that perspective And then return it without anybody in front of him not to say that that's easy because it's not relevant
relatively speaking though that was the easy part of the play as Dakota came around got the block on that and he made some huge plays for the Huskies defensively overall here today finished with eight total tackles was the player who was drew I guess the block in the back that pushed the the squad back a little further there gave him a little bit more breathing room when it was all said and done so I mean it really
And in the end was a senior making big plays today when he needed to.
And he was close on other blocks.
He was helping and run support.
And at least one time might have been the only player that prevented a big gain or a touchdown around the edge when he's coming in on run support to help make that play.
So Dakota Blackwell, well earned today, did a lot of big plays and a lot of things necessary to help the Huskies get the victory here this afternoon.
And I see Jun Young is out there with some ice around his right knee.
So clearly Huskies players, coaches and everything familiar with him from his time at Michigan Tech.
And it was unfortunate for him and for the Cardinals that he was out of the game as early as he was.
And that was one of the keys for the Cardinals here today is that they lost key players.
JT Webber went out in the third quarter and was
then unable to come back into the game and he'd been such a factor in that third quarter as a big play receiver and that's after Braden Hill was out already after injury last week so you're starting to dig deeper into their depth chart and Huskies know a thing or two about that I mean when they had both Bryce Kerns and you had Nick Nora out for the game against Upper Iowa I think that it was
and actually for the majority of the game against Emporia State, it really limited what you could do on offense because you've got guys who don't have as many snaps.
in play as they do and that certainly showed as you started digging into Jaylen Peacock who was a guy who was not one who was expected to to get as much run on the day and you start digging deeper into that that depth chart and and it's tough when you lose playmakers like that.
Then of course they lose the punter kicker in Lenderink and while it ultimately didn't make the difference by the end of the game you know it's another one
of those guys that they lost that is a huge part of their team so injuries third down conversions four of 15 today for Saginaw Valley they did then convert two of four fourth down tries but they had drives that stalled out either turn over on downs or the penalty that forced them backward on the first drive and
Things that they couldn't recover from and then they had to settle like the Huskies in the first half for field goals on plays and and that's Just not gonna win them games and for the Huskies it didn't seem like it was gonna win them a game either But the defense made enough plays and special teams did when the time came so final numbers on the Michigan Tech side 12 of 21 passing for 125 yards just 12 completions again on the day 52
Total plays 251 yards 31 rushes for 126 and the big one of course was from Abram Larner for 58 that set them up for that final play on the day Abe finished with three catches 62 yards Nick Nora three for 47 Delgado two for seven Popko one for eight Kearns one for six Abe finished as the leader for the Huskies in both
running and receiving as he has 60 yards total on the two carries.
Elliott finished 12 for 30, Jake 8 for 25, Alex Bueno 6 for 7, Nick Nora 1 for 2 and same for Samuel Delgado today.
Alex was 10 of 18 passing for 91 yards while Elliott was the other 2 for 3 for 34.
Sonny, 9 for 76 yards, Miles was 9 for 31.
Vaughn had the punt fake for 6 yards and then Wolfe combined with his scrambles and his sacks and ended up losing a net of 23 on 11 official rushes for him on the day.
So that's where those numbers finished, 24 of 37, 278 and a touchdown in four sacks.
Weber with 5 catches, 87 yards, Lee 6 for 43, 3 for Vaughn and Peacock 2 for Pelts.
One for Manning, one for Zelinski, and three for Sani on the day.
Defensively, the Huskies.
Terence Martin actually led with 10 total tackles, Blackwell with 8, Stamps with 8, then Cook and Sabah with 7, Zachary with 5, 4 apiece from Miller and Brionus, Connor with a nice game off the edge today, Bolden and Schopp with 2, Isaacson, Beninger, Keel with 2, 1 for Deontay Good, Michael Bailey, Ian Popp, Jaden Bender and Darius Jones, Jr.
while the Huskies got a sack.
from Marty and from Darius Jones Jr.
then two assists for Connor Briones.
Sack assist for Pierce and Nolan Shoppe today and Jackson Zachary was in the backfield quite a bit overall as well.
Huskies' quarterbacks were not sacked.
A couple of QB hurries and pass breakups along the way but in the end the Huskies' offense managed enough.
to get through today's game and winning by a final score of 27 to 20.
We'll take one more timeout, get you caught up on the last of the other scores in games in the GLIAC, and get you set for the next one against Davenport next week.
Huskies winning 27-20 at Saginaw Valley on MIX 93.
The Portage Cooled House on US 41 South of Hone is your local quilt store, featuring 2,500 volts of fabric and home to the Michigan Tech fabric available in fleece and cotton with MTU logos with gray or black backgrounds.
You can make all your favorite projects with both materials including blankets, pillowcases, and table runners.
The Portage Cooled House can be found online at PortageCooledHouse.com.
They're a full service quilt shop.
Call the products for sellers and hobby enthusiasts.
Call 487-5500 for more details.
Hours are Tuesday through Friday, 1030 to 4 Saturday.
10 30 to three.
Back on our post game show here on mix 93 final 27 20, Michigan Tech over Saginaw Valley State today.
In other Gliac football action this afternoon, it was Northern Michigan 45 Wayne State 12, Ferris State 23 Davenport 14, and then Grand Valley State is at Roosevelt tonight, 7 o'clock Eastern in Chicago for a battle of the Lakers in football.
Meanwhile, Michigan Tech women's volleyball was taking on Grand Valley State earlier today, and the Lakers end up taking that one three sets to one Huskies.
were able to battle back and even up through two sets.
Actually, they won the first set, I guess.
It was 25-17 before Grand Valley won 25-21, 25-15, 25-16.
Huskies will get Northern Michigan, I believe it is, on Tuesday.
and for the Michigan Tech football team it will be Davenport again at home next Saturday be there it's going to be a big match up between two teams ranked inside the top 15 I would assume that similar to the Huskies slipping only a couple places in the polls last week Davenport's not going to drop very far either they're right in the thick of the playoff mix as well Cephas Harris will be worth the viewing
on that one himself as good of a season as he's had.
He's certainly on his way to a possible player of the year, offensive back of the year award.
He had a big game today for the Panthers.
32 carries 162 yards and two touchdowns for the
The Panthers and their defense is legit too.
They held Chase Carter to 95 yards and one touchdown passing.
90 yards and one touchdown running.
Let me see the overall team numbers for Ferris State here.
Less first downs on the day.
Less rushing yards.
Total yards were only 259 for Ferris.
In the end, this Davenport squad is a good one.
The Huskies will have their hands full next week.
Our coverage will start at 11 a.m.
with the Range Bank Huskies live tailgate show from Champions Pavilion and the VIP tailgate party overlooking Sherman Field at Curly Stadium.
our pre-game show from the booth to countdown to kickoff sponsored by Kirkish Furniture at 11.30 with kickoff at 12 noon.
Huskies will then face Wayne State the following week to wrap up the regular season but we'll look forward to Huskies.
V Panther is another top 25 matchup at Curly Stadium next week.
Hope you can be there and if you can't be there, be here listening on the radio or watching on Flow Sports.
Want to say thanks to Chuck working the studio back in downtown Hancock doing an excellent job for us here
engineering the broadcast again today.
Thanks to coach Matt Lack and all of his staff.
Thanks to the sports media staff here at Saginaw Valley State, including Corey Graham, who is helping us out here with things today.
I appreciate their work and we'll talk to you guys in a week from Curly Stadium.
Huskies win today at Saginaw Valley Final Score, Michigan Tech 27, Davenport 20.
Good evening everyone from Saginaw, Michigan.
You've been listening to Michigan Tech Football on MIX 93.
Our post-game show was sponsored by Kirkish Furniture.
Opening kickoff by Fine Line Tire.
The first half was presented by Houghton Building Supply.
Halftime show sponsored by Superior Smiles.
Pepsi of Houghton brought you Pepsi trivia.
And the superior player of the game was brought to you by Superior National Bank.
Going towards Roof again, instead it's Nora.
Nora's gonna run in for another Husky Touchdown!
Michigan Tech Football was also brought to you by Range Bank of the Copper Country.
Copper Country Ford.
Oh, where's Maroney Company?
Portage Cooltouse.
Freakate Douglas Agency and Remax Douglas Agency.
Portage Tire Auto Repair.
Again, building supply, Goodwin Motors, Rogers Radiant Heating, Michigan Tech Campus Bookstore and Universe of the Images, Silicent Family Dental, Mucko's Party Store, Viola Kitchens and Cabinetry, Ericsson Feed Seed and Pet Supply, Pets Foods and Festival
Foods,
And swift hardware.
And off's gonna be fake to roof.
Up the middle goes Bueno's spin move into the end zone.
Touchdown Husky!
Michigan
Tech Football on MIX 93 is an exclusive radio presentation of Michigan Tech Athletics and Civic Media.
93.5 WKMJ Hanukkah.
This is Knicks and Ready 3.