Name Droppers: Local students graduate around the country
Aaron Berger, a proud native of Davis, celebrated his graduation at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, joining fellow classmates in the May 25 commencement ceremony.
Aaron Berger, a proud native of Davis, celebrated his graduation at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, joining fellow classmates in the May 25 commencement ceremony.
The University of Jamestown honored local students during commencement ceremonies on May 3. Graduates from the Jamestown area received degrees, recognized for their academic achievements and dedication. The students were listed by hometown, with their degrees, study areas, and any honors included.
Two Grand Rapids-area high school baseball teams have clinched regional titles, with top-ranked Forest Hills Eastern advancing to the state semifinals at MSU’s McLane Stadium.
In a display of exceptional talent, three former Brownwood Lions propelled the Red team to a 10-5 victory in the Big Country FCA All-Star Baseball Game on Thursday. The trio’s standout performances were instrumental in doubling up the Blue team in this celebrated annual event.
In a remarkable showcase at the state track finals, Petoskey’s 4×100 relay team and Charlevoix’s Hunter Eaton secured state titles. Their victories have garnered statewide respect and ignited pride within their communities.
In a remarkable display of skill and teamwork, the Dow High School softball team swept Shepherd High School, marking a significant highlight of their season. This dominant performance showcases Dow’s strength and sets a promising tone for their upcoming games.
Cape Cod and the Islands are gearing up for an exciting postseason as nine baseball and five softball teams have secured spots in the MIAA state tournaments.
In a landmark achievement, the New Brunswick baseball team captured the Greater Middlesex Conference Invitational title, marking a high point in their breakout season. The emotional victory left players and supporters alike in awe.
In a remarkable display of talent, six girls’ soccer teams from the Colorado Springs area advanced in the state playoffs on Wednesday, marking a historic night for local sports.
After a rigorous spring season, two of Huntsville’s youth soccer teams from F.C. Eclipse are set to compete at the state level, marking a significant achievement for the local sports community.