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Stop Action 12/27/07
[Dec. 27, 2007] ANN ARBOR — K’Len Morris, a 2006 graduate of Grand Blanc High School and current University of Michigan sophomore, has decided to leave the school’s basketball program, according to an announcement by Head Coach John Beilein Dec. 19.

Stop Action 12/13/07
[Dec. 13, 2007] FLINT — Hall of Fame hockey great Gordie Howe will make a special appearance at the Dec. 21 Flint Generals’ home game against the Muskegon Fury to drop a ceremonial puck and sign copies of his new book, Nine: A Salute to Mr. Hockey Gordie Howe.

Stop Action 12/6/07
[Dec. 6, 2007] GRAND BLANC — As they attempt to win their 33rd Big Nine League Championship in 34 years, the Bobcats boys’ swim squad opened the 2007-2008 season yesterday at home against Brighton.

Athletics leads to education
[Nov. 29, 2007] MIDLAND — In an effort to enhance her own life through academics while furthering her athletic career, 2007 Grand Blanc grad Pam Wilson recently began her freshman season for Northwood University’s women’s basketball team.

Stop Action 11/22/07
[Nov. 23, 2007] GOODRICH — After a storied career that includes three consecutive state titles, Goodrich senior Mark Weber signed his national letter of intent to compete for the University of Michigan’s wrestling team Monday.

Grand Blanc freshman dominates at state meet
[Nov. 8, 2007] IRISH HILLS — Gabrielle Anzalone has a bright future in front of her. Shattering cross country course records all year long, including a second all-time finish at Bicentennial Park, she also posted the fastest time at a regional event by a freshman. Anzalone launched herself into the spotlight again last Saturday after she placed fourth at the state tournament with a time of 17:46.6, the highest place a Grand Blanc girl has taken since University of Tennessee All-American Sharon Dickie took fifth place in 1997.

Stop Action 11/1/07
[Nov. 1, 2007] ANN ARBOR — Jake Long, a current starting left tackle for the U-M football team and senior co-captain, who’s started all nine games for the Wolverines this season, was named a semifinalist for the Rotary Lombardi Award Oct. 17.

GB Stop Action 10/18/2007
[Oct. 18, 2007] BAY CITY — A three-peat is a very hard accomplishment to make in high school sports. But nothing is as rare as Grand Blanc’s seventh straight regional girls’ golf title. Grand Blanc finished with a total of 346, edging rival Traverse City West by six strokes.

Stop Action 10/11/07
[Oct. 11, 2007] GRAND BLANC — Not very often do the Patriots and the Raiders match up in football. But every Saturday, Bicentennial Park hosts match-ups between some of the biggest named teams in football, thanks to the Grand Blanc Parks and Recreation.

Stop Action 9/27/07
[Sep. 27, 2007] Bobcat golfers exhibit conference dominance
GRAND BLANC — By running the game in a quad match last Saturday, the Lady Bobcats golf squad ran off their 10th victory in a row this season to remain undefeated.
With a score of 183, Grand Blanc bettered their nearest competitor, Davison, by 15 strokes. Flushing came in next at an even 200 with the field being rounded out by Carman-Ainsworth, who kept on scoring like there was no tomorrow for 306.

stop Action 9/20/07
[Sep. 20, 2007] GENESEE COUNTY — Kearsley Athletic Director Paul Gaudard confirmed that the school received a formal invitation last Wednesday to join the Flint Metro League and added that he has begun the process of filing an application that will be followed by a site visit and presentation to the Metro League and its principals.

Stop Action 9/13/07
[Sep. 14, 2007] MHSAA sued for legal fees
LANSING — John Johnson, Communications Director for the Michigan High School Athletic Association confirmed Monday that the lawyer group representing Communities for Equity (CFE) has filed a brief seeking $5 million in legal fees.

Stop Action 9/6/07
[Sep. 6, 2007] GOODRICH — At the National Dance Alliance (NDA) Camp earlier this summer, seven members of the Goodrich Dance Team received nominations for the organization’s All-American squad, which in the past has performed at half-time of national events like the Hula Bowl.

Crim sets 10 mile race record
[Aug. 30, 2007] FLINT — The Crim Festival of Races announced a record number of entrants in the 10-mile races, with 8,616 participants.