Football Friday

Week 4 of the high school football season has arrived.
We will post scores as we get them.
Please help by posting any scores and/or highlights you hear of from this evening's games.

GREATER THUMB WEST

Team W L W L PF PA

USA 3 0 3 1 72 75

Reese 2 0 3 1 132 54

Vassar 2 1 3 1 143 47

C. City 1 1 1 3 77 105

Bad Axe 1 2 1 3 54 131

EPBP 0 2 0 4 46 183

BCAS 0 3 0 4 21 155

GREATER THUMB EAST

Team W L W L PF PA

Marlette 2 0 4 0 154 35

H. Beach 1 0 4 0 154 37

Ubly 2 1 3 1 94 26

Sand. 1 1 3 1 158 17

Br. Cty 0 1 3 1 146 55

Mayville 0 3 0 4 34 215

NORTH CENTRAL THUMB

Team W L W L PF PA

Deck 3 0 3 1 145 81

Memp     1 0 2 2 88 115

N. H 0 1 0 4 8 190

Peck 0 1 0 4 50 167

King 0 2 2 2 141 75

MID-MICHIGAN 8-MAN

Team W L W L PF PA

A-F 2 0 3 0 134 91

O-Gage 1 1 3 1 213 44

MCCM 1 1 2 2 110 132

CPS 0 1 2 1 100 32

F MSD 0 1 0 2 0 71

THURSDAY’S RESULTS

Owen-Gage 72, Flint MSD 0

FRIDAY’S RESULTS

GTW

Bad Axe 40, BCAS 0

USA 20, Cass City 13

Reese 28, Vassar 12

GTE

Ubly 52, Mayville 6

Harbor Beach 34, Brown City 21

NCTL

Deckerville 53, North Huron 0

NON-LEAGUE

Marlette 41, EPBP 8

Sandusky 48, Memphis 3

Rochester Hills LN 41, Peck 22

Kingston 48, Au Gres 0

8 MAN

A-Fairgrove 36, MC Cardinal Mooney 6

TODAY’S GAME

Litchfield at CPS (1 p.m.)

NEXT FRIDAY’S GAMES

GTW

Bad Axe at USA

Cass City at Reese

EPBP at BCAS

GTE

Mayville at Brown City

Sandusky at Marlette

Harbor Beach at Ubly

NCTL

North Huron at Peck

NON-LEAGUE

Memphis at Vassar

Saginaw BV at Deckerville

Arenac Eastern at Kingston

8-MAN

Flint MSD at CPS (7 p.m. Thursday)

A-Fairgrove at Owen-Gage

MCCM at Tekonsha (7 p.m. Saturday)

Friday’s State Scores

PREP FOOTBALL

Adrian 40, Dexter 28

Akron-Fairgrove 36, Marine City Cardinal Mooney 6

Allen Park 14, Taylor Truman 6

Alma 28, Shepherd 14

Almont 41, Yale 0

Bad Axe 40, Bay City All Saints 0

Baraga 46, Washburn/Bayfield, Wis. 6

Battle Creek Harper Creek 37, Battle Creek Lakeview 7

Battle Creek Pennfield 38, Vermontville Maple Valley 6

Bay City Central 38, Flint Southwestern 14

Bay City John Glenn 36, West Branch Ogemaw Heights 22

Bay City Western 41, Saginaw 26

Beal City 58, Manton 20

Bellaire 64, Traverse City Christian 0

Benzonia Benzie Central 19, Maple City Glen Lake 6

Berkley 26, Bloomfield Hills Andover 7

Birch Run 25, Essexville Garber 0

Birmingham Seaholm 44, Romulus 0

Bridgman 1, Covert 0

Britton-Deerfield 41, Whitmore Lake 13

Burton Bendle 54, Burton Bentley 0

Cadillac 7, Gaylord 6

Calumet 48, Houghton 14

Camden-Frontier 26, Battle Creek St. Philip 13

Canton 47, Wayne Memorial 14

Capac 50, Imlay City 14

Carleton Airport 28, Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 7

Carrollton 54, Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary 28

Chelsea 10, Ypsilanti 6

Clarkston 28, Troy 13

Clinton 47, Ottawa Lake Whiteford 20

Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 20, Port Huron Northern 16

Coleman 57, Brethren 0

Colon 38, Waldron 12

Constantine 42, Kalamazoo Hackett Catholic Central 21

Coopersville 28, Cedar Springs 13

Davison 40, Flushing 35

Dearborn 48, Dearborn Edsel Ford 0

Dearborn Fordson 30, Belleville 20

Decatur 22, Climax-Scotts 6

Deckerville 53, Kinde-North Huron 0

Detroit Cass Tech 36, Detroit Cody 6

Detroit Catholic Central 42, Highland Park 6

Detroit Crockett 60, Detroit Mumford 6

Detroit Henry Ford 27, Detroit Douglass 26

Detroit Kettering 20, Detroit Southwestern 12

Detroit King 42, Detroit Renaissance 7

Detroit Loyola 54, North Adams-Jerome 6

Detroit Old Redford 20, Detroit University Prep 12

Detroit Pershing 44, Detroit Western International 6

DeWitt 27, Haslett 17

Dowagiac Union 20, Allegan 13

Dundee 40, Erie-Mason 19

East Grand Rapids 61, Muskegon Mona Shores 15

Evart 33, Marion 19

Farmington 37, Southfield Lathrup 20

Farmington Hills Harrison 34, Oxford 7

Flat Rock 21, Monroe Jefferson 19

Flint Carman-Ainsworth 31, Flint Powers 26

Flint Hamady 34, Burton Atherton 0

Fowler 14, Fulton-Middleton 7

Frankenmuth 49, Caro 0

Frankfort-Elberta 23, Mesick 14

Freeland 31, Ovid-Elsie 23

Fremont 21, Grant 14

Fruitport 49, Ludington 27

Genesee 44, Morrice 6

Gladwin 42, Roscommon 21

Gobles 55, Lawrence 0

Grand Blanc 14, Brighton 12

Grand Haven 38, Jenison 14

Grand Rapids Catholic Central 42, Hastings 7

Grand Rapids Christian 62, Muskegon Reeths-Puffer 10

Grand Rapids Forest Hills Eastern 42, Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills 13

Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills 56, Grand Rapids Creston 18

Grand Rapids South Christian 17, Caledonia 7

Grand Rapids West Catholic 42, Comstock Park 35

Grandville Calvin Christian 37, Wyoming Lee 0

Grayling 48, Charlevoix 33

Grosse Pointe North 14, Utica 12

Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett 20, Lutheran Westland 0

Hamtramck 35, Dearborn Heights Star International 0

Hancock 21, L’Anse 20

Hanover-Horton 32, Michigan Center 20

Harbor Beach 34, Brown City 21

Harrison 22, Beaverton 13

Hartford 17, Bangor 14

Hemlock 20, Chesaning 12

Hillman 22, Twining Arenac Eastern 20

Hillsdale 21, Stockbridge 13

Holland 29, Grand Rapids Northview 28

Holton 41, Lakeview 18

Homer 38, Athens 0

Houghton Lake 58, Sanford-Meridian 14

Hudson 45, Blissfield 6

Hudsonville 35, Grandville 9

Hudsonville Unity Christian 26, Byron Center 13

Indian River-Inland Lakes 37, Central Lake 8

Iron Mountain 42, Negaunee 13

Iron Mountain North Dickinson 31, Stephenson 30

Ishpeming 18, Ishpeming Westwood 0

Ithaca 48, Breckenridge 0

Jackson East Jackson 40, Vandercook Lake 0

Jackson Lumen Christi 21, Coldwater 12

Kalamazoo Central 21, Niles 3

Kalkaska 34, Elk Rapids 20

Kingsford 41, Duluth Denfeld, Minn. 14

Kingston 48, Au Gres-Sims 0

Laingsburg 34, Bath 13

Lake City 31, Leroy Pine River 14

Lake Fenton 61, Durand 6

Lake Orion 42, West Bloomfield 14

Lansing Catholic 46, Corunna 12

Lansing Sexton 40, Jackson 6

Lapeer West 30, Lapeer East 7

Lawton 39, Fennville 12

Livonia Franklin 34, Westland John Glenn 17

Livonia Stevenson 14, South Lyon East 3

Macomb Dakota 27, Grosse Pointe South 12

Madison Heights Lamphere 31, Clinton Township Clintondale 28

Madison Heights Madison 56, New Haven 0

Mancelona 40, Johannesburg-Lewiston 0

Manchester 38, Addison 8

Manistee Catholic Central 47, Big Rapids Crossroads Charter Academy 0

Marine City 48, Clawson 21

Marshall 32, Battle Creek Central 18

Marysville 54, Warren Fitzgerald 12

Mattawan 33, Benton Harbor 12

Mendon 69, Centreville 0

Merrill 42, St. Louis 20

Midland 66, Saginaw Arthur Hill 0

Milford 24, Hartland 14

Millington 48, North Branch 0

Montague 38, Ravenna 7

Montrose 53, Bridgeport 0

Morenci 39, Adrian Madison 6

Morley-Stanwood 26, Reed City 14

Mount Pleasant 42, Midland Dow 14

Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart 35, Blanchard Montabella 6

Muskegon Catholic Central 31, McBain 14

Muskegon Oakridge 47, Hart 14

New Lothrop 63, Dryden 0

Newaygo 35, Muskegon Orchard View 34

Northville 24, South Lyon 15

Novi 42, Canton Salem 0

Olivet 21, Kalamazoo Christian 14

Onaway 27, Pellston 20

Onekama 56, Baldwin 14

Onsted 29, Ida 14

Ortonville Brandon 40, Flint Northwestern 14

Otsego 55, South Haven 21

Petoskey 14, Traverse City Central 7

Pewamo-Westphalia 66, Potterville 13

Pickford 57, Sault Ste Marie 28

Pinckney 30, Howell 21

Pittsford 14, Bellevue 6

Plymouth 41, Livonia Churchill 0

Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 41, Livonia Clarenceville 0

Port Huron 23, Utica Eisenhower 21

Portland 48, Lake Odessa Lakewood 0

Rapid River 58, Brimley 24

Reading 46, Jonesville 0

Redford Thurston 56, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 0

Reese 28, Vassar 12

Remus Chippewa Hills 47, White Cloud 7

Richland Gull Lake 59, Three Rivers 20

Richmond 17, Armada 14

Rochester Adams 23, Oak Park 13

Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 41, Peck 22

Rockford 41, Holland West Ottawa 16

Romeo 45, Sterling Heights 8

Rudyard 14, Newberry 13

Saginaw Heritage 47, Flint Northern 20

Saginaw Nouvel 55, Detroit Westside Christian 14

Sand Creek 14, Petersburg Summerfield 7

Saugatuck 56, Marcellus 7

Schoolcraft 26, Parchment 6

Shelby 40, Mason County Central 8

Southgate Anderson 14, Gibraltar Carlson 6

Sparta 35, Hopkins 21

Spring Lake 69, Howard City Tri-County 40

Springport 35, Quincy 16

St Joseph 31, Portage Northern 26

St. Clair 19, Mount Clemens 6

St. Ignace LaSalle 48, Rogers City 16

St. Johns 35, Owosso 34

Standish-Sterling 33, Pinconning 16

Sterling Heights Stevenson 14, Fair Haven-Anchor Bay 7, OT

Sturgis 20, Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 9

Swartz Creek 35, Flint Kearsley 0

Tawas 18, Mio 8

Troy Athens 56, Royal Oak 0

Ubly 52, Mayville 6

Union City 41, Concord 12

Utica Ford 21, Roseville 12

Vestaburg 38, Ashley 12

Walled Lake Central 49, Waterford Kettering 14

Walled Lake Northern 49, Waterford Mott 0

Walled Lake Western 32, White Lake Lakeland 7

Warren Mott 24, Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 6

White Pigeon 20, Bronson 12

Whitehall 37, North Muskegon 0

Whittemore-Prescott 48, Oscoda 6

Wyandotte Roosevelt 28, Lincoln Park 0

Ypsilanti Lincoln 26, Tecumseh 12

Zeeland East 49, Wyoming Park 7

Zeeland West 64, Holland Christian 29

Week 4 Tribune Sports Blog Football Contest

Here are the games for Week 4 of the Tribune Sports Blog Football Contest.
We will have the Week 3 winner and the overall standings updated later.
4 wrinkled up $5 bills to this week's winner...
We will pick 20 this week, just to throw people off!

1 pointers
EPBP at Marlette
Ubly at Mayville
Memphis at Sandusky
Deckerville at North Huron
EMU at Michigan

2 pointers
Au Gres at Kingston
Rochester Hills LN at Peck
Brown City at Harbor Beach
Northwood at Northern Michigan
Saginaw Valley State at Lake Erie

5 pointers
BCAS at Bad Axe
Reese at Vassar
USA at Cass City
Syracuse at USC
Pittsburgh at Iowa

10 pointers
Chiefs at Lions
MSU at Notre Dame
Oklahoma at Florida State
CMU at WMU
Ohio State at Miami, Fla.

Tie breaker – BCAS at Bad Axe, total points

Pirates KO Rockets

Adams filed this report from the Harbor Beach game...

HARBOR BEACH — Harbor Beach was in this position last year.

The Pirates won their first two games, then traveled to Reese, and their promising start was over.

Friday night, they made sure history didn’t repeat itself as they took advantage of four first-half turnovers in a 30-16 victory.

“We turned it over four times in the first half,” said Reese coach Bob Saylor. “When you do that, it’s pretty hard to win against a good team. Harbor Beach has a nice club.

“We enjoy playing them. It’s always a hard-hitting game.”

Harbor Beach had to overcome an early hurdle as it trailed for the first time this season. Reese quarterback Cody Peyok scored on a 1-yard dive and hit Matt Frost for the 2-pointer to make it 8-0 with 46 seconds to play in the first quarter.

“Sometimes with a young team, having those shutouts can be good, but it can hurt you too,” said Harbor Beach coach Troy Schelke. “When the other team scores, all heck breaks loose. I thought our kids stepped up and came through.

“We talked about that before the game. We knew that there was going to be some adversity.”

The Pirates answered back when Eli Kraft hit Aaron Ginther for a 28-yard hookup on a 4th-and-2.

With 2:50 to play in the half, Harbor Beach took advantage of short field after a fumble by the Rockets.

A few plays later, Kraft scrambled in for a 9-yard score. He connected with Ginther for the ensuing 2-pointer to make it 14-8 with 1:50 remaining.

The Rockets advanced deep into Harbor Beach territory on their next possession, but failed to convert a fourth down, allowing the Pirates to take over on their own 36-yard line with 1:00 left in the half. 

Harbor Beach quickly marched down the field and Kraft hit Sloan Klaski for a 2-yard touchdown as time ran out. Kraft hit Ginther again for the 2-pointer to make it 22-8 at the break.

“That’s just a huge momentum swing one way or the other,” Schelke said. “I think it was huge for us to get ahead because we forced them to grind it out and take some chances.”

Added Saylor: “Any time you give up a score, it’s deflating, but when you give it up at that point going into half, it hurts. They played a great game in the second half and limited our touches.”

With 10:56 to play in the game, Derek Pfaff put it out of reach for the Pirates with a 7-yard scamper. Ginther converted the 2-pointer to make it 30-6.

The Rockets tacked on a safety on a botched Harbor Beach punt attempt. They ended the game with a 7-yard touchdown run from Travis Stockmeyer. 

Reese remains on the road for a critical Greater Thumb West game with Vassar next week.

Saylor knows his team has to take care of the ball much better if it expects to contend for the league title.

“If you don’t hold on to the football, you’re not going to win very many games,” he said. “Those are simple things that we need to control. 

“It’s one thing if somebody puts a good hit on you, but if you don’t secure the ball, that frustrates you.”

Harbor Beach showed nice offensive balance, rushing for 138 yards, led by Kraft, with 62 yards on 10 carries. He also completed 10 of 16 passes for 118 yards.

Reese was held to 215 total yards of offense. 

The Pirates remain home to host Brown City for their first Greater Thumb East contest of the season.

“We have a lot of confidence, but we have to be real careful,” Schelke said. “Every game, especially, the league games, are important, so we can’t lose focus from week-to-week. I’m just so happy for our seniors. They came up as sophomores and really helped save our program. Now, they’re blending in really well with our young pups.”

A few photos...

Red Hawks break out

BAD AXE — When Cass City needed one of its leaders to step up, captain Josh Jensen answered the call.

The senior tailback rushed for 200 yards and scored all six of the Red Hawks’ touchdowns in a 43-14 Greater Thumb West victory over Bad Axe here Friday night.

Jensen scored on runs of 7, 8, 9, 20, 26 and 69 yards — three in each half — for the Red Hawks, who led 23-6 at the break and 37-6 after three quarters.

“Josh is a captain and that’s the kind of effort we need out of our captains,” said Cass City coach Ed Stoutenburg. “We had a very good week of practice. The kids are coming around and they are starting to understand their positions.”

The Red Hawks struggled in their season-opening loss to Sandusky. They played better last week in a hard-fought setback against Brown City, and finally put things together against the Hatchets.

“The intensity is picking up — and that was something we wanted to see,” Stoutenburg said. “Our kids have really decided that they want to play.”

Meanwhile, the Hatchets got on the scoreboard for the first time this season, but had a hard time stopping the Red Hawks’ ground game. 

Quarterback Ben Braden threw a pair of touchdown passes to Seth Guigar for the Hatchets.

While Bad Axe first-year coach Mark Manenti saw some positive signs on offense, he feels his defense needs to get more aggressive.

“We are arm tackling and we’re falling to the ground — and that gives them four or five more yards each carry,” he said. “Fundamentally, we are not doing what we need to do. We are not reading our keys. It’s one guy making a mistake on a play. And it costs us a touchdown every time. It adds up.”

Jensen did his damage on just 17 carries, good for an 11.8 yards per carry average. Braedon Perzanowski added 76 yards on 10 rushes, including a 2-pointer. Nick Kappen chipped in 63 yards, helping the Red Hawks rack up 355 yards via the rush. 

Cass City quarterback Ethan Nicol completed three passes for 32 yards, including a 2-pointer to Alex Zaleski.

For Bad Axe, Braden rushed 10 times for 87 yards while Spencer Kelly added 48 yards on 13 totes. The Hatchets rushed for 208 total yards.

Manenti know it’s going to take time to turn the program around. He also knows he can’t do it alone.

“These kids have a lot of heart and they want to win so badly,” Manenti said. “They have to get that mindset that they can win. That’s the problem right now. They don’t believe in themselves. They are a great group of kids. Sometimes, you just have to believe you can win. 

“We walk on the field every Friday night and it’s like we already know what’s going to happen. I can’t change that. The kids have to change that.”

Defensively for Cass City, Jacob Perry had 11 tackles and a blocked punt while Jensen added nine stops and Morgan Erla eight. Zac Potrykus had a fumble recovery.

Defensively for Bad Axe, Brad Lautenschlager had a fumble recovery.

Bad Axe, now 0-3, remains at home next week when it hosts 0-3 Bay City All Saints.

The Red Hawks, now 1-2, host Unionville-Sebewaing Area.

“We play week to week and we don’t look ahead,” Stoutenburg said. “We’re 1-0 this week, and we hope to be 1-0 next week.”

Here are a few photos from the game...

Week 3 has arrived

Welcome to Week 3...
Please post any scores and/or highlights you have from tonight's area games.
We will post scores when we get them, including the 2 big games — Reese at Harbor Beach and Ubly at Marlette.

Scores as of 11:15 p.m.
Cass City 43, Bad Axe 14 – Josh Jensen rushed for over 200 yards and scored 6 TDs for the Red Hawks.
Harbor Beach 30, Reese 16 – According to Adams, it wasn't even that close.
Marlette 14, Ubly 0 – The streak ends at 34.
USA 36, EPBP 26 – USA is 2-1 overall.
Sandusky 61, Mayville 0
Memphis 27, Kingston 26
Vassar 46, BCAS 7
Deckerville 44, Peck 28
Brown City 55, North Huron 0
A-Fairgrove 18, CPS 13
Marine City Cardinal Mooney 44, Owen-Gage 28

Week 3 Preview...

HARBOR BEACH — Last year at this time, Harbor Beach was riding high after starting the season 2-0 with a pair of easy victories over Bad Axe and North Huron.

Week 3 came and they were bombed by Reese, 41-0. It started a stretch of five losses in their final seven games, ending any hopes for a post-season bid.

Fast forward to 2011.

The Pirates are in the same position — 2-0 and boasting with confidence after two shutouts over the Hatchets and Warriors.

And once again like last season, the 2-0 Rockets are up next this Friday at Harbor Beach.

“We have a lot of respect for Reese and how good they are,” said Harbor Beach coach Troy Schelke. “We have to be ready for a dogfight...”

The Rockets come in after a 41-12 win over Houghton Lake in Week 1 and a 46-0 blanking of Bad Axe last week.

Against the Hatchets, the Rockets led 40-0 at halftime. Matt Frost had 117 yards and scored three touchdowns while Troy Elbers added 84 yards and two more scores. Quarterback Cody Peyok was a perfect 4-for-4 for 53 yards.

The Rockets also scored a defensive TD when Matt Lefler picked off a pass and ran 24 yards into the end zone.

For the Pirates, Aaron Ginther scored three times — once on the ground and twice via the pass — while four others scored once for the Pirates, who led 20-0 after one quarter and 34-0 at the half against North Huron.

Travis Essenmacher, Derek Pfaff, Tyler Krueger and Sloan Klaski scored the other TDs for Harbor Beach, which picked up 375 yards rushing overall and 82 yards passing from quarterback Eli Kraft. Ginther and Pfaff each had 78 yards on the ground while Krueger added 70, Klaski 55, Essenmacher 44 and Kraft 32. Kraft also threw for 82 yards, including scoring strikes of 36 and 46 yards to Ginther in the first quarter which set the tone.

Prior to last season’s Week 3 showdown, the Pirates and Rockets had met four straight times in the playoffs from 2003-06, with each team winning twice.

A quick roundup of some other key games...

GTW

Cass City (0-2) at Bad Axe (0-2)

BAD AXE — The Hatchets make their 2011 home debut looking for their first win since Week 7 of the 2009 season.

After getting trounced by Sandusky in the opener, the Red Hawks played better last week in a 28-21 setback to Brown City.

Last year, Cass City picked up a 61-0 win over the Hatchets.

EPBP (0-2) and USA (1-1)

SEBEWAING — Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port travels to Unionville-Sebewaing Area looking for its first win of the season.

The Lakers have been outscored this year 96-12, including a 50-12 setback to Vassar last week.

The Patriots rebounded from a Week 1 loss to Ubly with a hard-fought 16-8 win at Bay City All Saints last week.

GTE

Ubly (2-0) at Marlette (2-0)

MARLETTE — Ubly has won eight of the last nine games against Marlette, with the only setback coming in 2005.

The Raiders have racked up 99 points in their first two games using their explosive offense, led by quarterback Kolby Lange. Lange has rushed for 270 yards and five TDs while completing 21-of-28 passes for 386 yards and four more TDs.

The Bearcats, meanwhile, just keep on winning. They extended their regular season winning streak to 34 games last week in a hard-fought 14-6 win over Sandusky.

The bad news for the Bearcats is that senior tailback Bret Cleary is more than likely out for the season with a leg injury.

Marlette coach Denny Lester is excited about his team’s 2011 home debut.

“We are where we wanted to be after the first two games,” he said.”Our goal was to get to our first home game with two wins. We will really find out what kind of team we have (this week). Ubly is going to be a great challenge. They have a wonderful program and are well coached.”

NCTL

Peck (0-2) at Deckerville (1-1)

DECKERVILLE — Deckerville hasn’t lost a North Central Thumb League game since its return to the conference last season.

The Eagles bounced back from a disappointing showing in the season opener against Mendon with a 48-7 beating of Kingston last week.

Tailback Andrew Estrada rushed for 220 yards and six scores in the win.

Meanwhile, the Pirates have been outscored 82-0 in losses to Whittemore-Prescott and Brown City.

8-Man

Owen-Gage (2-0) at Marine City Cardinal Mooney (1-1)

MARINE CITY — Owendale-Gagetown has a chance to go to 3-0 for the first time since 1992 with a victory.

Last week for the Bulldogs in their 42-0 blanking of Burr Oak, Hunter Champagne scored three times while Jordan Kain also had a TD. Tommy Kennedy notched 101 yards on the ground for the winners.

Defensively, Andrew Fahrner had 11 tackles while Champagne added nine and one interception, and Kennedy eight and one pick. 

Hunkins wins Week 2 Blog Contest

Mayville's Gary Hunkins got all 15 games correct and won the Week 2 Tribune Blog Football Contest...
Gary was one of the few people who picked LSU over Oregon...
Congrats, Gary.
I have your address and will get the prize out to you in a day or so...
Overall standings will be posted later.


PS – Believe it or not, Gary, you also won the newspaper I Beat Bogan Contest. Our ad department will be sending you something in a week or so...