Area Sports

St. Ignace educator Don Gustafson has received a 2026 Allen W. Bush Meritorious Service Award from the Michigan High School Athletic Association.

Students from Engadine and Three Lakes Academy can participate at the junior high level; the Eagles may not be able to field their own junior squad.

Former Newberry Indians Football Assistant Ken Bradley has launched To the 9’s Sports Performance, a sports training company that focuses on individual player development.

One of the biggest 4th of July traditions delivered a packed field and tons of patriotism in Engadine over the weekend.

Bruce Dake has ended his 23-year coaching career as the longest-tenured coach at Newberry High School, most notably as the Lady Indians varsity softball coach.

Newberry’s own senior libero, Olivia Birk and Aliya Taylor, an All UP selection last season, will suit up for Team Black as a middle hitter.

Newberry Boys and Girls golf teams celebrate state championships and record growth in the program at their end of season banquet.

The Newberry Lady Indians Softball team won three of their last four leagues games following a split with Pickford and a strong sweep over St. Ignace.

Patience and perseverance paid off for the Newberry Indian Baseball team, who snagged their first victory of the 2026 season at Cedarville-DeTour on Monday.

Spring’s track and field season launched last week when the Newberry boys and girls varsity track teams competed in the Rathbun Invitational.