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Lacrosse titles up for grabs
[May 21, 2009] OAKLAND COUNTY — With the first round of the boy’s lacrosse playoffs set for May 14-30 and the girls competing May 20-30, lets take a look at what could lie ahead for both of Grand Blanc’s varsity squads: By Michael Selecky

Lacrosse squads don’t miss a beat
[Apr. 23, 2009] TECUMSEH — After a two-week span without action because of spring break, both the boys and girls varsity lacrosse squads at Grand Blanc came back without missing a beat, each winning their first match back after the annual hiatus. By Mike Selecky

Bobcats come out blazing
[Apr. 2, 2009] WATERFORD — This season, the Grand Blanc boys’ lacrosse team has absolutely flourished under first year-varsity coach Trenton Gafner, winning their first three games of the season by incredibly impressive margins. By Michael Selecky

Bobcats’ lacrosse ready to bend some nets
[Mar. 26, 2009] GRAND BLANC — Since fielding a 34-man roster in 2008, the Bobcats’ boys lacrosse team has grown to near epic proportions, carrying more than 50 players this season in addition to forming a middle school team. By Michael Selecky

Lacrosse begins postseason
[May 22, 2008] OAKLAND COUNTY — After a regular season in which they finished 3-11 overall, the Bobcats began the pre-regional round of the state’s postseason tournament last Wednesday at Walled Lake Northern, defeating Walled Lake Central, 14-3, in Div. 2 action.

Bobcats struuggle against tough foes
[May 1, 2008] ROCHESTER — The Grand Blanc boys’ lacrosse team fell to 1-5 Tuesday after Rochester Adams overpowered them, 16-4.

Bobcats record first win of the season
[Apr. 3, 2008] GRAND BLANC — While most area teams were just getting their first breath of spring’s fresh air and waiting for their soggy playing fields to dry out, the Grand Blanc boys’ lacrosse team went head to head with Swartz Creek last Wednesday.

Action packed sport continues to thrive
[Mar. 27, 2008] GRAND BLANC — Although both its boys’ and girls’ squads were hit hard by graduation, don’t dare call these rebuilding years. The girls are seeking to avenge a loss that cost them a run at the state title and the boys team returns key talent and some ready, willing and able newcomers. Fresh talent on the ladies’ side also promises to help the Bobcats drop their bridesmaids’ status at the state finals.