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Paige Hornbeck, Boyne CityThe Rambler junior helped powerBoyne past Harbor Springs with backto back home run blasts in theopener, and added two hits in thenightcap. Against TCSF, Paigeadded another pair of hits.

Austin Putman,CharlevoixThe Rayder sophomore used thelong ball to help propel Charlevoix toa sweep of TC Christian. Austin fin-ished the week with seven hits, in-cluding two doubles in addition to thehome run.

SOFTBALL

Grayling 3, boyne City 0

GRAYLING — The Lady Ram-

blers fell to a tough Grayling

team 3-0 on April 24 in a Lake

Michigan Conference battle.

The Vikings scored twice in

the first half, before adding their

final score in the second half.

Coach Nick Baic credited Kat-

lyn Skornia, Ann Durbin,

Alysse Whittet and Kiana Kuhs

with great play for the Ram-

blers.

Boyne City is 2-3 overall, 1-3

LMC.

boyne City 3, benzie Central 1

BOYNE CITY — Boyne City

evened it season record at 2-2

overall with a 3-1, non-confer-

ence win over Benzie Central on

April 22.

Boyne took the lead, 1-0, with

29 minutes remaining in the

first half, as Hannah Sterling

scored on a Carley Sides assist.

In the second half, Mallory

Karaszewski took a pass from

Sofia Sosa and found the back of

the net for a Rambler 2-0 lead.

Erin Baker finished the scor-

ing for Boyne, scoring off a

Karaszewski pass.

Coach Nick Baic noted that

Kiana Kuhs, Jenna Sides, Ann

Durbin, Alysse Whittet and Alli-

son Burnell, all played well on

defense for the Ramblers.

Ramblers fall to Vikings 3-0, down Benzie Central3-1SOCCER

by Chris Fiel

boyne City 10-7, tCSF 9-9

BOYNE CITY — The Lady

Ramblers battled hard with the

visiting Gladiators before split-

ting the Lake Michigan Confer-

ence twinbill on April 28.

In the opener, Boyne City

pounded out 15 hits, including

three by Emma Shumaker and

Celena Brzezinski.

Also for the Ramblers, Hannah

Hoth, Katelyn Banner and Paige

Hornbeck added two each, while

Brooke Fouchia, Rainy McCune

and Jordan Weiss both singled.

The Ramblers scored once in

the first, three times in the

fourth, twice in the fifth and four

times in the bottom of the sixth.

In the circle, Shumaker al-

lowed 10 hits, walked three and

struck out four for the victory.

In the nightcap, the Boyne bats

cooled off a bit, but still managed

to connect for six hits, lead by

Shumakers first career home run

in the first inning.

Brzezinski finished with two

hits; Hoth doubled, while Mc-

Cune and Banner added one hit

apiece.

Shumaker took the loss, allow-

ing seven hits, walking two and

fanning seven. Boyne City is 3-3

overall, 3-1 conference.

boyne City 21-12 , Harbor Springs 2-1

HARBOR SPRINGS — The

Boyne City offense caught fire in

game one of the Lake Michigan

Conference doubleheader, and

that continued into game two as

the Ramblers downed the host

Rams, 21-2 and 12-1 on April 23.

In game one, the Ramblers

pounded out 11 hits, including six

for extra bases as they scored

twice in the first, before opening

it up with a nine run third inning

and tacked on another 10 in the

fifth.

Paige Hornbeck went deep

twice for her first career home

runs, while Hannah Hoth tripled

among her two hits. Rainy Mc-

Cune also finished with two hits.

Emma Shumaker and Katelyn

Banner both tripled; Jordan

Weiss doubled and Celena

Brzezinski added a single.

Shumaker earned the pitching

win, allowing two hits, striking

out five and walking five.

In game two, Boyne kept the

hitting attack going as Brzezinski

finished with three hits, includ-

ing her first home run, while also

adding a triple.

Hornbeck and Amber Weiss

both added a pair of hits, while

McCune tripled, Shumaker dou-

bled and Emma Vondra and

Brooke Fouchia each singled.

Shumaker picked up the win,

allowing four hits, walking two

and striking out three.

Lady Ramblers improve to 3-1 in LMC

with wins against Gladiators and Rams

boyne City junior brooke Fouchia uses her speed to move round thebasepath. (PHoto by Cinda SHumakeR)

boyne City sophomore pitcher, emma Shumaker delivers a pitch in thegame one victory over tCSF. (CouRteSy PHoto)

Rambler sophomore Hannah Hoth slides in safely as the St. Francis player awaits the throw. (PHoto by Cinda SHumakeR)

B • Charlevoix County News May 1, 2014

Sports O N L I N E AT W W W. C H A R L E V O I XCO U N T Y N E W S . CO M

SOFTBALL

Lady Red Devils splitwith Blazers, Trojansby Chris Fiel

east Jordan 2-15, kalkaska 4-11

KALKASKA — The East Jordan softball

team split a pair of Lake Michigan Con-

ference games with the Blazers, falling in

the opener 4-2, before rebounding with a

15-11 win in the nightcap on April 25.

In game one, Lindsay Schroeder took

the loss, allowing six hits and striking out

six.

The Red Devils were limited to one hit,

an inside-the-park home run by

Schroeder.

Megan Myas was the winning pitcher

for Kalkaska, allowing the solo shot, strik-

ing out one and waking four.

“Our defense didn’t show up in game

one, we had too many errors to put to-

gether a win,” Red Devil coach Meg Kit-

son said. “Our girls hit the ball hard, but

right at them.”

In game two, the EJ bats came to life as

the Red Devils pounded out 11 hits, lead

by the two double, three hit, three RBI ef-

fort of Kayly Zimmer.

Schroeder finished with a pair of hits,

including a double and four RBIs, while

Lindsey Graham added two singles and an

RBI.

Sydney Drew, Madi Peterson, Hailey

Goodrich and Taylor Kroush all singled.

Peterson finished with two RBI, while

Hailey Goodrich added one.

Tori Goodrich picked up the win in the

circle for EJ, allowing nine hits, walking

four and striking out two. Schroeder

earned the save in relief, giving up four

hits and striking out three.

“We played much better in game two,”

coach Kitson noted. “We played well in

five of the six innings. I’m happy the team

worked hard to get us a win today.”

The Red Devils are 6-4 overall, 3-3 LMC.

east Jordan 6-14, tC Central 0-14

TRAVERSE CITY — The EJ softball

team earned a non-conference split with

TC Central on April 24, winning the

opener 6-0 before falling 14-4 in game two.

In game one, Lindsay Schroeder earned

the win in the circle, tossing six innings of

four hit ball, walking one and striking out

five.

At the plate for EJ, Tommie Outman

and Madi Peterson finished with two hits

each, while Hailey Goodrich, Tori

Goodrich and Schroeder all singles.

EJ picked up runs in the third, fourth

and sixth innings for the win.

“We played extremely well in every way

this game,” veteran Red Devil coach Meg

Kitson said. “We took advantage of the

openings that they gave us.”

Game two saw TC get on the board early

and often as they scored in each inning,

including a five run third inning.

“We had a lot of errors in this game,”

coach Kitson noted. “It just didn’t go our

way in game two, but I am still very happy

with our effort and attitudes. It’s hard to

stay positive when things go badly and the

girls did.”

Tori Goodrich took the pitching loss, al-

lowing eight hits, walking three and strik-

ing out one, while the Red Devils got relief

from Outman.

Taylor Kroush had two hits, including a

double for East Jordan, while Sydney

Drew and Kayly Zimmer each finished

with two hits.

Also for the Red Devils, Schroeder dou-

ble, while Outman, Lindsey Graham, Pe-

terson and Asya Sitzema all had one hit

apiece.

JV softball resultseast Jordan 2-3, tC Central 14-13

EAST JORDAN — The JV Lady Red

Devils fell to the JV Trojans in a double-

header on April 24.

In game one, Kaylee Legato took the

pitching loss, striking out two in the

process.

Kassey Wojan led the offense with two

hits, while Karlee Dunson added one.

In the nightcap, Wojan and Mazzy

Pepin finished with one hit each to lead

the Red Devils.

Adrianna Dixon fanned three in tak-

ing the pitching loss.

east Jordan 17-10, Wolverine 10-7

WOLVERINE — The East Jordan JV

softball team earned a pair of non-con-

fernece victories over Wolverine on

April 22.

In the opener, Mazzy Pepin led the of-

fense with a home run, while Kassey

Wojan tripled, Marissa Kolp doubled,

Kristin White singled and Karlee Dun-

son added two hits.

Kaylee Legato struck out seven for the

pitching victory.

ame two saw Adrianna Dixon pick up

the pitching win, while Kolp supplied the

offensive power with two hits, including

a home run.

Rayder Gridiron Club Invests inTrack & Field ImprovementsLeading to a Potential AudioVideo Arts Program forCharlevoix Schools

Charlevoix - The Rayder

Gridiron Club has recently

made a commitment to pur-

chase a new scoreboard and

video/sound system for the

Charlevoix Track and Foot-

ball field. The investment is

substantial, totaling nearly

$130,000 for the board,

video/sound system, and in-

stallation.

The Rayder Gridiron Club

will raise money to offset the

cost of the purchase and

maintenance of the new

equipment by selling score-

board advertisements, organ-

izing fundraising events, and

seeking financial donations.

The cost of the board and

sound system, including

maintenance, will be the com-

plete responsibility of the

Rayder Gridiron Club and

will not require any financial

support from the schools.

Because the scoreboard will

require audio visual training

to operate, the Charlevoix

Schools have agreed to build

off of their already existing

speech and broadcasting

classes to develop an AVA club

or program. This will involve

students assisting in the de-

velopment of broadcasting

materials, as well as the oper-

ation of the board. They are

excited about the opportunity

for their students to learn

valuable technical-broadcast-

ing skills. Dr. Gilbert Noirot,

Rayder Gridiron Club Mem-

ber, stated “This project will

benefit all of our student body

- not just those who play

sports. It has the potential of

promoting involvement, en-

thusiasm, and a feeling of

pride in our schools and com-

munity. Bottom line - this is a

great investment because we

are investing in all of our kids

with this project. What better

investment could we make?”

The investment in new

equipment will also make

hosting community events at

the track and field facility

more attractive and will help

promote the pride that the

community has in the

Charlevoix Public School Sys-

tem.

Rayder Gridiron Club commits to $130,000 investment

by Chris Fiel

HARBOR SPRINGS — The

Charlevoix girls soccer team

took part in the second an-

nual Morel Cup against some

top notch competition on Sat-

urday, April 26.

The Lady Rayders fell in

their first two contests of the

day to Utica Eisenhower and

Flint Powers, both by scores

of 3-0.

Against Eisenhower, jun-

ior keeper, Gloria Greene

recorded 24 saves and added

another 16 against Powers.

“Both Eisenhower and

Flint Powers were extremely

talented, fast paced, passing

teams,” Rayder coach Pete

Scholten said. “They were

able to work beautiful combi-

nations around our players.

It’s a great experience for us

to play talented teams like

these. We learn a lot from

these games.”

In their third game of the

afternoon, Charlevoix met up

with LMC rival, Harbor

Springs where they would

down the Rams 2-0 behind a

goal from senior forward,

Katie Kiteley and another

from sophomore midfielder,

Kylee Scholten.

Greene finished with two

saves in goal for the shutout.

Charlevoix stands at 6-3

overall, 5-1 LMC.

Charlevoix 3, Harbor Springs 2

CHARLEVOIX— The host

Rayders improved to 5-1 in

Lake Michigan Conference

action with a 3-2 victory over

Harbor Springs on April 24.

Charlevoix got on the

scoreboard first, scoring 10

minutes in on a sophomore

forward Kelsey Engstrom

goal as she took a pass from

junior midfielder Elizabeth

Way.

The Rayders added an-

other first half goal on Katie

Kiteley goal, assisted by mid-

fielder Leah Davis.

Harbor Springs would re-

spond from the 2-0 halftime

deficit, as Elena Esposito

found the back of the net for

the Rams, cutting the lead in

half, but Charlevoix would

have an answer of their own

as Davis connected for an-

other Rayder goal on a Kite-

ley assist to push the lead to

3-1.

The Rams would have the

final tally of the contest as

Sadie Cwickel scored to

make it 3-2 Rayders.

“Our defense played a

huge role tonight.,”

Charlevoix coach Pete

Scholten said “Olivia Storm

and Leah Davis played a

strong middle while defend-

ers Isabel Hess and Katie

Hinkley were outstanding.”

“They were able to keep the

ball out of our end for much

of the game.”

Rayders battle hard at Morel Cup;

Defeat Rams in LMC play

(PHoto CouRteSy oF JoHn doSkoCH)

Charlevoix sophomore kelsey engstrom sends the ball towards the goal as a Harbor Springs defendertries to deny her.

LeFt: Rayder Julie doskoch battles for possessionagainst Flint Powers.

beLoW: Charlevoix’s katie kiteley moves the ballupfield against the utica eisenhower defense.

(PHotoS CouRteSy oF JoHn doSkoCH)

SOCCER

by Chris Fiel

boyne Falls 0-6, alanson 12-2

BOYNE FALLS — The host

Loggers split a pair of North-

ern Lakes Conference con-

tests amid chilly tempera-

tures on April 22.

In game one, the Vikings

downed the Loggers 12-0 as

they were limited to one hit, a

double by Truman Crego.

Junior Andrew Stevens

took the loss on the mound

for BF, with eighth grader,

Austin Harmon pitching in

relief.

In the nightcap, Boyne

Falls responded with a 6-2

win behind the arm of Mar-

cus Matelski.

Stevens led the hitting at-

tack with two, while Harmon,

Sean Lynch, Jordan Berreth,

Lesek Wasylewski and Matel-

ski all singled.

The Loggers are 1-1 overall,

1-1 NLC.

Loggers splits with Alanson in season openerBASEBALL

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SOFTBALL

Lady Lancers take twofrom Wolverine

JV baseball resultsCharlevoix JV 7-2, tC Central 5-0

TRAVERSE CITY — The JV Ray-

der baseball team picked up a pair of

wins over TC Central on April 25.

Game one saw Charlevoix get a

strong pitching effort from Jake

Seger. Seger allowed one run in four

innings of work, striking out two

and walking one. Alex Kleiber

pitched the final three innings for

the Rayders.

At the dish, Kleiber finished with

three hits and scored twice, while

Forrest Noirot added two hits with

two RBIs.

In the second game, the Rayder of-

fense was limited to three singles,

one each from Kleiber, Brad Klinger

and Jake Mitchell.

Justin Adkins and Mason

Louiselle combined for the pitching

win. Adkins tossed the first four in-

ning, allowing two hits and fanning

two, while Louiselle struck out five

over the final three innings.

Breast Cancer 5KWalk/Run on May 10

Charlevoix – The 20th Annual Sue

DeYoung/Judy Edger Memorial

Breast Cancer 5K Walk/Run takes

place in Charlevoix’s East Park on

Saturday, May 10.

The event takes place May 10, 2014

this year in East Park, Charlevoix.

Registration begins at 8 a.m. and the

walk and run begin at 9 a.m. Individ-

ual walkers, runners and teams can

collect “pledges” for participating in

the walk, or sponsor themselves

with a donation. Those that raise $30

or more receive an event t-shirt.

Registration forms are available at

www.walkruncure.org.

For the third year, a feature of the

event is a “Wear Your Support” bra

decorating contest. All participants,

women and men, are encouraged to

decorate a bra and wear the deco-

rated bra over their t-shirt or cloth-

ing during the event. Prizes will be

awarded. Area businesses are also

participating by decorating a bra

and displaying it in their front win-

dows.

“Last year there were many par-

ticipants with decorated bras,” said

Katie Beaudoin, event Chair. “We

are excited to see new designs this

year and hope even more people will

‘Wear their Support’ this year.

Monies raised this year will go to

Charlevoix County’s Circle of

Strength Foundation, to provide

mammograms for women in need

and to the Health Department of

Northwest Michigan, to be used for

the free cervical screening program.

The event honors two courageous

local women: Sue DeYoung, a young

mother of four children that died in

1992, and Judy Edger, who was a

driving force behind this event until

her death in March 1999.

If someone is unable to partici-

pate the day of the event, but would

like to make a contribution they can

donate by check to Charlevoix Area

Memorial Cancer Fund and mail to

the Charlevoix County Community

Foundation, P.O. Box 718, East Jor-

dan, MI 49727.

Wak.Run.Cure group (formerly

Kappa Sigma) is in the ninth year of

running this event. Katie Beaudoin

is Chair of the event this year and

can be contacted at 231-675-1311.

Youth Day at Rod andGun Club Saturday

The Charlevoix Rod and Gun Club

will be holding their 4th Annual

Youth Day on Saturday, May 3 from

10:00 am to 4:00 pm rain, snow or

shine.

This free event is for youth ages 5

– 16 years old who will experience

the archery range and trout pond

with stocked Brook Trout provided

by the Jordan River National Fish

Hatchery. Older youth can also expe-

rience the rifle range with .22 rifles;

instruction provided by NRA Certi-

fied Instructors, and shotgun shoot-

ing with instruction provided by the

Ruffed Grouse Society. Bait will be

provided. Bring your own pole or

use one of supplied by the club.

There will be outdoor educational

opportunities featuring fish carving

displays, a fur and feather display,

demonstrations in cross bow, turkey

calling and fly fishing. A light

lunch will be provided to all partici-

pants.

Youth are to be accompanied by a

parent or guardian at all times dur-

ing the event. If you have any ques-

tions, please feel free to contact the

club at [email protected] or call

the club during open days, Saturday,

Sunday and Wednesdays at 231-547-

2785.

by Chris Fiel

Charlevoix 19-14,

tC Christian 5-6

TRAVERSE CITY — The

Charlevoix baseball team

picked up another pair of vic-

tories as they rolled past TC

Christian 19-5 and 14-6 in a

non-conference doubleheader

on April 28.

“After getting swept on Sat-

urday it was nice to get two

wins, going into a tough week

in the league. I was very

happy with the way we ran the

bases,” Charlevoix coach Allen

Telgenhof said. “We had a ton

of steals and caught them not

paying attention quite a few

times.”

In the opener the Rayder

used an 11 run first inning to

set the tone and improve to 10-4

overall.

J.J. Bottomley earned the

win, allowing four hits, three

earned runs, while striking

out six and walking 10.

At the plate, Luke Klinger

and Logan Eckhardt finished

with two hits each, both dou-

bling, while Hunter Cox,

Spencer Stewart, Nate Moon,

Andrew Michaud, Devin

Largent and Austin Putman all

singled.

In game two the Charlevoix

offense was led by Putman

with two hits, including a

home run a double, while

Largent added a pair of hits.

Moon, Bottomley, Michaud

and Cox all added one hit each,

with Moon’s being a double.

Eckhardt earned the pitch-

ing win, going four innings, al-

lowing one earned run on

three hits, walked three and

fanned two. Moon pitched an

inning of relief, allowing two

hits and striking out three.

“We had a couple guys leave

due to ankle injuries, Luke

Klinger and J.J. Bottomley, but

our bench really played well

with Spencer Stewart getting a

two-run single, Devin Largent

continuing to stay hot and An-

drew Michaud hitting well in

the clutch.”

Charlevoix 4-6, Gladstone 8-9

CHARLEVOIX — The host

Rayders fell to Gladstone 8-4

and 9-6 in a pair of non-confer-

ence baseball games on April

26 at the Charlevoix Township

Shanahan field.

In game one, following a 1-1

first inning, Gladstone scored

four times in the top of the

third before the Rayders re-

sponded with a three run fifth

to pull to within 5-4. Gladstone

then added three more in the

top of the seventh to seal the

win.

“It was a weird day for us,

playing on the junior league

field at Charlevoix Township,”

Rayder coach Allen Telgenhof

said. “It’s 250 down the lines

and 300 to dead center. Glad-

stone hit three three-run

homers that would have been

flyouts on our field to account

for more than half of their

runs. Still give them credit, we

could’ve done the same thing.

I thought our sophomores (Cox

and Putman) threw well but

Gladstone is a good team. I

won’t be surprised if they

make it to the regionals this

year.”

Noah Certa paced the

Charlevoix offense with a pair

of doubles, Will Telgenhof

shad an RBI single and Austin

Putman added a single.

Hunter Cox took the pitch-

ing loss for the Rayders.

In game two, Gladstone

again got on the board early,

scoring eight times in the first

two innings, before having to

hold off a valiant Rayder

comeback that came up just

shy.

Putman had a big game at

the plate, going 4-for-4 with a

double and four RBIs, while

J.J. Bottomley doubled and

Shane Sutherland and Will Tel-

genhof singled.

“We got the tying run to the

plate in the seventh, but could-

n’t get them home,” the coach

added.

Putman took the loss on the

mound for Charlevoix.

by Chris Fiel

east Jordan 4-1, kalkaska 5-15

KALKASKA — The East Jor-

dan baseball team dropped a

pair of Lake Michigan Confer-

ence games to the Blazers, 5-4

and 15-1 on April 25.

In the opener, the Red Devils

jumped out to an early 3-1 first

inning lead and pushed that

total to a 4-1 advantage at the

conclusion of three innings,

before Kalkaska battled back

and took the lead and the win

in the bottom of the sixth, 5-4.

Dustin Hejka took the loss

for EJ, tossing three innings of

relief of starter Colin Petrie

who left the game earlier due

to elbow discomfort. The pair

combined to strike out four.

At the plate, Hejka finished

with two hits, while Tucker Al-

ward doubled in a pair of Red

Devil runs. Herschell Sutton

and Oscar Scheier both added

a single with Sutton picking

up an RBI.

In the nightcap, East Jordan

was limited to one hit, a sec-

ond inning single by Hejka.

On the mound, juniors,

Noah Raymond and Alward

pitched for the Red Devils.

“The first game loss in the

bottom of the sixth really de-

flated the boys and sure

charged up the Blazers leading

to the whooping we got in the

nightcap,” Red Devils coach

Tom Reid Jr. said. “The boys

need to have a very short mem-

ory and forget about this set of

games as we have three nights

of baseball each of the next

two weeks.”

East Jordan is 3-6-1 overall.

east Jordan 2-8, tC Central 1-10

TRAVERSE CITY — The Red

Devil baseball team battled to

a non-conference split with

Traverse City Central on April

24, winning the opener 2-1 be-

fore falling 10-8 in game two.

In game one, a Dustin Hejka

steal of third turned into a

Trojan throwing error that

saw Hejka come around to

score the eventual winning

run.

EJ got on top first as Jordan

Peterson scored on a third in-

ning base hit by Tim Schut.

Hejka picked up the win for

the Red Devils, going the dis-

tance, allowing one unearned

run on four hits, walking three

and fanning one.

Noah Raymond had the

other EJ hit.

“This was an excellent team

win, and I stress team win!”

East Jordan coach Tom Reid

Jr. said. “The boys communi-

cated very well on the field and

gritted though a couple in-

nings where there were bases

either full or two guys on and

came out with good defensive

plays to end innings.”

“Hejka also pitched a heck of

a game tonight,” the coach

added. “Definitely a nice

bounce back after losing two to

Charlevoix Tuesday.”

Game two saw TC Central

take control early, jumping out

to an 8-0 lead through four in-

nings, but that’s when the Red

Devils decided to make a come-

back, crossing the plate three

times in the fifth.

Central responded with a

pair in the bottom half of the

inning and then had to hold off

another EJ burst as the Red

Devils scored five times in the

top of the sixth before the Tro-

jans were able to close the

door.

“The boys showed a lot of

heart coming back in game

two,” coach Reid said. “We

came out very sluggish and

ended up battling to the end.

I’m very proud of the effort

they put in tonight!”

Schut went 3-for-4 in the

game with four RBIs, while

Tucker Alward added a single.

The Red Devils showed pa-

tience at the plate, drawing

eight walks, and once on the

basepath, they swiped eight

bases.

Oscar Scheier and Herschell

Sutton combined on the

mound for the Red Devils to

allow 11 hits, walk four and

strike out one.

Red Devils drop pair to Blazers, Split with TC Central

Rayders sweep TC Christian,Drop pair to Gladstone

Lancer ashley drenth awaits the delivery of her next pitch. (PHoto CouRteSy deb VeenStRa)

BASEBALL

by Chris Fiel

ellsworth 12-15, Wolverine 2-0

CENTRAL LAKE — With the

Ellsworth softball fields being unable

to host any contests this spring, Cen-

tral Lake Public School has been kind

enough to allow the Lancers to use

their facilities when available.

The Lady Lancers took a pair of

Northern Lakes Conference softball

games from Wolverine, 12-2 and 15-0.

In game one, Shantel Potter and

Ashley Drenth each finished with two

hits, while Hannah Heard doubled and

Maddie Steenwyk, Amanda Veenstra,

Katelyn Sowers and Katie Lambert all

singled.

Drenth picked up the pitching win,

fanning one in the process.

In the nightcap, Drenth once again

earned the pitching win in the circle,

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Veenstra led the offense with two

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Getting preparedto move is half thebattlePart 1 of 5

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The City of Boyne City is ac-cepting applications for sea-sonal summer help in theparks department and the mu-nicipal marina and boatlaunch. Applications are avail-able at City Hall or you candownload a printable versionand return it to City Hall.

The Great Lakes ChamberOrchestra, a non-profit artsorganization, is seeking a part-time Executive Director. Theduties demand administrativeexperience, grant-writing and

fundraising experience, orga-nizational skills, and computerliteracy. Position supportedby active Board and Commit-tees. This part-time positionwill be 24 hours per week.Bachelor’s Degree and 3years’ experience in non-profitmanagement or equivalentare required. Information atwww.glcorchestra.org. Inter-ested applicants should senda cover letter and resume toJoan Robinson, Great LakesChamber Orchestra, 438 E.Lake Street, Petoskey, Michi-gan 49770. Deadline for ap-plications is May 5, 2014.

AUTO TECHNICIAN. ScheerMotors GM/Chrysler inGrayling has an immediateopening for a light duty autotechnician. Position requiresstate certification and tools.Professional dealership work-ing environment. Requirescurrent unrestricted Michigandriver’s license. Call DavePetrie, Service Manager atScheer Motors in Grayling foran interview appointment.989-348-5451.

OTSEGO COUNTY MountedDivision (OCMD) has open-ings for new members - Non-Paid Position. Must passbackground check. Non horsepeople also accepted. Uni-forms furnished. Some costinvolved for equipment, horseequipment. Meetings 2ndMonday of the month, 7PM.For more info please call 231-631-2209.

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BEAVER ISLAND PROPER-TY FOR SALE BY OWNER.Lake front property, approxi-mately 30 acres, 670’ of lakefront. Water and electric. Westside of Beaver Island, IronOre Bay. Serious inquires only,please contact: [email protected] or call Mau-reen, 773-580-6986

Beautiful properties,Charlevoix lake view 21 acres,Harbor Springs 3.8 acres,Petoskey 2 deeded lots. Allproperties 5 minutes fromtown, open and rolling land,must sell, make offer, willtrade, 517-304-1923

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TAKING BIDS on large brasscollection. 231-549-2732

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Small, private collector payingcash for Baseball, Footballcards before 1970. 231-373-0842. Gaylord Area

LOWEST COST IN MICHI-GAN! CLASSIFIED ADS AREJUST $2 for a 10-word ad inthe Charlevoix County News.The area’s widest distributionpaper and the lowest cost foradvertising. Place ads on-lineat www.CharlevoixCoun-tyNews.com or call 989-732-8160. Distributed throughoutall of Charlevoix County

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2014 Catalina 293QBCK 29’Travel Trailer. If you are look-ing for an affordable light-weight travel trailer that cansleep the whole family andthen some then this is theunit for you!!! This unit fea-tures an enormous superslide out practically doublingthe available floor space inthe main living area and con-tains a huge u-shaped dinetteand a pull out sleeper sofaalong with extra overheadstorage compartments. SalePrice $18,995. Save $9,000.International RV World, 277N. Expressway Court, Gay-lord, MI 49735. 989-448-8700. Hours: Monday – Sat-urday 9am – 5pm.

2014 Coachmen FreedomExpress 230BH 23’ TravelTrailer. 2014 Coachmen230BH. This extremely lightweight travel trailer is perfectfor a smaller tow vehicle. Itcan be pulled with most 6cylinder SUVs. It comesequipped with aluminum rims,power awning, black & tanexterior and much more. SalePrice $17,995. Save $10,000.International RV World, 277N. Expressway Court, Gay-lord, MI 49735. 989-448-8700. Hours: Monday – Sat-urday 9am – 5pm.

2014 Forest River FlagstaffClassic Super Lite 852 FifthWheel. Island kitchen model,diamond package. Shielded

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2014 Forest River FlagstaffTent Campers 206ST. TheFlagstaff tent camper is aboutfamily values. It’s about en-joying good times togetherat a price families can affordwithout sacrificing comfortand convenience. Power Lift,Fridge, Furnace, Jacks,Awning, Outdoor Grill, SpareTire. Selling Price: $8,195,

2014 Koala 26SS 26’ TravelTrailer. This rear living roomsuper slide model is superlite constructed. At only5200lbs it can be towed withtrucks or full sized suv’s withease. The rear living roomfeature dual chairs and largewindows. The kitchen offerslots of oversized cabinets anddrawers. The bath is spaciouswith a huge corner showerand the bedroom has a sec-ond entry and wardrobes oneither side of the bed. SalePrice $23,995. Save $7,000.International RV World, 277N. Expressway Court, Gay-lord, MI 49735. 989-448-8700. Mon.-Sat. 9am – 5pm.

2014 Skyline Walkabout23LC 23’ Travel Trailer. Syn-ergy lightweight construction,Corian countertops, heatedholding tanks, slideout, powerawning and lots more. Weare excited about adding thisnew line-up of Walkabouttravel trailers to our inventory.Sale Price $19,995. Save$8,000. International RVWorld, 277 N. ExpresswayCourt, Gaylord, MI 49735.989-448-8700. Hours: Mon-day – Saturday 9am – 5pm.

2014 Trailrunner 26SLE 26’Travel Trailer, Super Lite Edi-tion. Heartland Trail RunnerSLE Bunkhouse Travel Trailerw/Rear Corner Bunk Beds,Rear Corner Bath Including:Tub/Shower, Toilet, Sink &Linen Cabinet, Slideout BoothDinette & Sofa w/OverheadAbove Sofa, Ent. Center,Pantry, Refrigerator, 3 BurnerRange, Dbl. Kitchen Sink &Overhead Storage, FrontQueen Bed w/Storage BothSides & Overhead Cabinetand More! Sale Price$17,995. International RVWorld, 277 N. Expressway

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2015 Forest River SalemCruise Lite Midwest 241QBTravel Trailer. Lightweight.Only 4300 LBS., LeatherDecor, 6 Gallon Hot WaterHtr. W/DSI, E-Z Lube Axles,Double Door Frig., PowerTongue Jack, Power Awning,Power Jacks Front/Rear,Push Button Remote System,DVD/MP3/CD/FM Stereo.#SA5037. $13,995. FreewayRV. Exit 270 on I-75, Waters,MI. 888-731-4198. www.Free-wayRV.com

2015 Forest River SalemHemisphere 356QBQ. BunkHouse Design With 2 FullBaths, Flat Screen TVW/DVD Player, One TouchElectric Awning, EnclosedAnd Heated Underbelly,Stainless Steel Kitchen Pack-age, XL Large Grab Handle(Entrance), 2 Outside Speak-ers, Power Front LandingGear, Rear Electric Stabiliz-ers, Hide-A-Bed Sofa, Out-side Kitchen, Ladder, X-LargeDouble Door Frig., 15,000Ducted A/C, Washer DryerPrep, 50 Amp Service, Cen-tral Vacuum, Recessed StoveW/Glass Stove Cover, LEDAwning Lights. Selling Price:$38,995

New 2013 Outback 321TBHTerrain 32’ Travel Trailer. 2013Outback Terrain 321TBH.This light weight luxury traveltrailer will sleep 9 peoplecomfortably and it has all theconveniences. It comesequipped with a Vaulted ceil-ing, stereo system with DVDand Blue Tooth, 3 burnerrange with oven, 32in LCDTV, skylight in bath, 13.5 air,microwave, 6 gal gas electricwater heater w/DSI, Largedouble door refer, Deluxesleeper sofa, Champagnefiberglass, Gel coat cap, tintedsafety glass windows, TV an-tenna w booster, cable andsatellite prep, outside campkitchen, black tank flush,spare tire and even an electricawning. Sale Price $23,995.Save $12,000. InternationalRV World, 277 N. Express-way Court, Gaylord, MI49735. 989-448-8700. Hours:Monday – Saturday 9am –5pm.

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Cherokee Grey Wolf 26BH.The Cherokee Grey Wolf26BH travel trailer by ForestRiver offers a rear bunkhouse. As you enter the traveltrailer, to the left is a dinettewith a LCD TV mount. Onthe opposite side you will finda sofa, large sink, three burn-er range, microwave, and re-frigerator. The rear bathroomhas a tub with shower andtoilet. Just outside of the bath-room there is a sink. Therear bunk house has a doublebed on the bottom and a sin-gle bunk on top. There isalso a wardrobe in the corner.The front bedroom has aqueen bed and twowardrobes, one on either sideof the bed. There are plentyof overhead cabinets through-out the travel trailer, as wellas outside storage. Manu-facturers Suggested Price:$21,995. You Save: $7,000.Sale Price: $14,995. PetoskeyRV USA, 2215 US Highway31 N. Petoskey, MI 49770.Phone 231-347-3200.

New 2014 Palomino Puma253-FBS. Single Slide PumaFifth Wheel w/Rear LivingArea, 72 Sofa Sleeper, Over-head Cabinets, Large U-Dinette Slideout, Ent. Centerw/Overhead Cabinet, DoubleKitchen Sink, Skylight, 3 Burn-er Range, Refrigerator,Pantry, Tub/Shower, Lav. &Toilet, Large Hall Wardrobe,Front Queen Bed w/Night-stands Below ShirtWardrobes Both Sides ofBed, Large Pass-Thru Stor-age and More. Available Op-tions May Include: FreeStanding Dinette w/Chairs.Manufacturers SuggestedPrice: $26,549. You Save:$6,554. Sale Price: $29,995.Petoskey RV USA, 2215 USHighway 31 N. Petoskey, MI49770. Phone 231-347-3200.

New 2015 Forest River RVRockwood Mini Lite 2502S.Single Slide Rockwood MiniLite TT, Rear Bath w/Ward.Lav. w/Med. Cab., Toilet,Shower w/Tub, Power TongueJack, Oven, 3 Burner Rangew/Micro., Dbl. Kitchen Sink,Refrig., Booth Dinette, LCDTV W/AM/FM CD, DVD Play-er, Outside Grill, NightShades, Raised Refer Front,Sofa Slide Out, Front Dbl.Bed w/Flip-Up Storage, Ward.

w/Nightstands Below, Ext.Storage, Electric Awning,Overhead Cab. Throughout,Ext. Storage, and More. Man-ufacturers Suggested Price:$23,358. You Save: $5,363.Sale Price: $17,995. PetoskeyRV USA, 2215 US Highway31 N. Petoskey, MI 49770.Phone 231-347-3200.

Used 2001 Coachmen RVCatalina 253RK Travel Trailer.Rear kitchen, Front QueenBed, Large Bathroom,Wardrobe, Sofa, LargeAwning, Front Pass ThroughStorage, Stab Jacks, MuchMore. 1/2 Ton towable. Sug-gested Price: $6,995. YouSave: $2,000. Sale Price:$4,995. Petoskey RV USA,2215 US Highway 31 N.Petoskey, 231-347-3200.

Used 2005 Keystone RVCougar 286 EFS Fifth Wheel.Double Slide, Rear KitchenSlide, Sleeps 6, Queen Bed,Sofa Bed/Dinette, Chair, Re-

fer, Range, Micro, Neo AngleShower and much more! Sug-gested Price: $14,295. YouSave: $2,300. Sale Price:$11,995. Petoskey RV USA,2215 US Highway 31 N.Petoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200.

Used 2009 Keystone RV Out-back Sydney Edition 29RLSTravel Trailer. Single SlideOutback Sydney TT (stockonly) w/Rear Living Area, TwoLounge Chairs, Corner En-tertainment Center, Sofa &Booth Dinette Slide, Dbl.Kitchen Sink, 3 Burner RangeRefrig., Opt. Outside CampKitchen, Side Aisle Bathw/Angle Shower, Lavatory,Front Queen Bed w/Dbl.Wardrobes, TV Shelf, Over-head Cabinets Throughout &More! Suggested Price:$21,900. You Save: $3,905.Sale Price: $17,995. PetoskeyRV USA, 2215 US Highway31 N. Petoskey, MI 49770.





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2003 GMC Envoy SLT. 4WD,leather, sunroof. As low as$149 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2004 Ford Escape. 6 cyl,Front wheel drive. As low as$199 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2005 Chrysler Pacifica Tour-ing. 3rd row seat folds down.As low as $179 a month.Drive Now Auto Sales, 2215US Highway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.www.drivenow123.com

2006 Jeep Liberty Limited.4x4, power sunroof, loaded.As low as $179 a month.Drive Now Auto Sales, 2215US Highway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.www.drivenow123.com

2007 Ford Edge SEL Plus.AWD, leather, 2 sunroofs. Aslow as $199 a month. DriveNow Auto Sales, 2215 USHighway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.www.drivenow123.com

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Sears 10 inch stationary ra-dial arm saw, dual voltage,New. $250 OBO. 989-786-5294 or 313-533-8971

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New 2013 Forest River RVOpen Steel Angle Iron TrailerUSASG510SA. Open SteelAngle Iron Trailer by ForestRiver, 5x10 Single Axlew/Gate, 3500 LB Axle, Treat-ed Deck, Fold Flat Rear Gate,DOT Approved Lights, Triple

Angle Tongue & Much More.Manufacturers SuggestedPrice: $1,995. You Save:$800. Sale Price: $1,195.Petoskey RV USA, 2215 USHighway 31 N. Petoskey, MI49770. Phone 231-347-3200.

New 2014 Interstate 1 6.5’ x12’ Dump Trailer, Griffin68x12. Tandem Axle HeavyDuty Dump Trailer. TwinCylinder, Powder Coated, 2Way Gate, Heavy DutyRamps, Monarch Pump, In-terstate Battery, D Rings,Load Tarp, Much More. Man-ufacturers Suggested Price:$6,995. You Save: $1,500.Sale Price: $5,495. PetoskeyRV USA, 2215 US Highway31 N. Petoskey, MI 49770.Phone 231-347-3200.

New 2014 Interstate 1 WedgeNose 6x12 Cargo TrailersSFC612SAFS. Wedge NoseCargo Trailer by Interstate 1,Rear Ramp Door, Front Dia-mond Plate, 14 PlatformHeight, Spring Axle & MuchMore. Manufacturers Sug-gested Price: $3,695. YouSave: $1,000. Sale Price:$2,695. Petoskey RV USA,2215 US Highway 31 N.Petoskey, MI 49770. Phone231-347-3200.

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2003 Ford Ranger ExtendedCab. 4x4, bedliner. Sale Price$7,995. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, MI 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2003 Ford Ranger XLT. FX4Off Road pkg, 4x4, extendedcab. As low as $199 a month.Drive Now Auto Sales, 2215US Highway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.www.drivenow123.com

2005 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT.4x4, tow pkg, 4 door, highmiles, good truck. Sale Price$6,497. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, MI 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2005 Ford F-350. 4x4, bed-liner, tow pkg, Triton V-10.Now this is a truck. Sale Price$8,495. Rivertown Auto

Group, 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, MI 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2006 Chevy Colorado. Extcab. Sale Price $7,495. River-town Auto Group, 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, MI 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2006 Ford F-150. 4 door,bedliner, FX4 Off Road pkg,tow pkg, short box, 5.4 L Tri-ton. Only 96 K. Sale Price$14,997. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, MI 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2009 GMC Sierra 1500. 4x4,4 door, bedliner, tow pkg,seats 5. Sale Price $17,997.Rivertown Auto Group, 989VFW Road, Cheboygan, MI231-627-6700. www.River-Auto.net

2010 Ford F-150 XLT. 4x4,tow pkg, seats 5, fiberglasstopper. Sale Price $19,995.Rivertown Auto Group, 989VFW Road, Cheboygan, MI231-627-6700. www.River-Auto.net

ATTENTION LANDSCAP-ERS. 2006 Chevy Silveradowith built in Spray Equipment.Topper, Leather, 4 new tires.$229 a MONTH or LESS.Rivertown Auto Group, 989VFW Road, Cheboygan, MI231-627-6700. www.River-Auto.net

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2000 Dodge Ram ConversionVan. As is. Save $50 thisweek. Only $2,495. DriveNow Auto Sales, 2215 USHighway 31 N, Petoskey.Phone 231-347-3200.www.drivenow123.com

2003 Chrysler Town & Coun-try. 6 cyl, 4 captain chairs,seats 7, DVD. As low as $99a month. Drive Now AutoSales, 2215 US Highway 31N, Petoskey. Phone 231-347-3200. www.drivenow123.com

2004 Honda Odyssey. Seats7, automatic sliding dualdoors, DVD. Sale Price$5,997. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, MI 231-627-

6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2004 Toyota Sienna. Seats7, 4 captain chairs, dual slid-ing doors, nice. As low as$139 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2005 Dodge Caravan. Seats7, dual sliding doors. As lowas $129 a month. Drive NowAuto Sales, 2215 US High-way 31 N, Petoskey. Phone231-347-3200. www.dri-venow123.com

2008 Dodge Grand CaravanSE. Stow-N-Go, seats 7. SalePrice $7,997. Rivertown AutoGroup, 989 VFW Road,Cheboygan, MI 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2010 Dodge Grand CaravanSXT. Stow-N-Go, seats 7.Sale Price $10,997. River-town Auto Group, 989 VFWRoad, Cheboygan, MI 231-627-6700. www.RiverAuto.net

2012 Chrysler Town & Coun-try Touring. Dark CharcoalPearl w/comfortable charcoalheated leather seating! Per-fect for the family DVD player,Stow ‘n Go seats. This oneyou don’t one to miss. Takeit for a test drive! $20,449.Dave Kring Chevrolet-Cadil-lac, 1861 US 31 North,Petoskey, MI 231-347-2585.

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