Varsity Boys Soccer Gets 7-2 Victory At Houghton

Varsity Boys Soccer Gets 7-2 Victory At Houghton

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MSHS Varsity Boys Soccer (18-2-2)

Marquette 7, Houghton 2

The MSHS Varsity Boys Soccer team traveled to Houghton on Saturday, 10/1/22.

First half goal scorers were Max Dawson (assisted by Isaac Johnson and Evan Sysko), Dawson on a penalty kick, Kaleb Chipelewski (assisted by Dixon Poggi), and Ezra Pickard (assisted by Dawson).

Second half goal scorers were Dawson (assisted by Ethan Sandstrom), Chipelewski (assisted by Cody Struck), Struck (assisted by Ben Wilson and Alexi Caron).

James Barch tended net for MSHS and faced two shots in the first half and four in the second half.  Houghton scored both of their goals in the second half.

Next Up:

  • The Varsity Boys Soccer team will stay on the road for their next contest when they travel to Sault Ste. Marie on Wednesday, 10/5/22.  That game has a 5:00 p.m. start time.
Varsity Football Gets Homecoming Victory Over Escanaba, 21-13

Varsity Football Gets Homecoming Victory Over Escanaba, 21-13

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Varsity Football (2-4; 1-2 Great Northern Conference)

Marquette 21, Escanaba 13 

Game Recap:

Week 6 Subvarsity Scores:

  • JV:  MSHS 16, Escanaba 31 
  • Freshman:   MSHS 28, Escanaba 21

Next Up:

The MSHS Varsity and JV Football teams will be in action against Menominee in Week 7.

  • Varsity:  Friday, October 7 at Menominee – 7:00 p.m. EST
  • JV:  Thursday, October 6 at Marquette – 6:00 p.m. 
Varsity Girls Tennis Earns Runner-Up Finish At 2022 MHSAA Division 1 U.P. Finals

Varsity Girls Tennis Earns Runner-Up Finish At 2022 MHSAA Division 1 U.P. Finals

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On Wednesday, September 28, the MSHS Girls Tennis team traveled to Kingsford compete in the 2022 MHSAA U.P. Division 1 Girls Tennis Championship.  In what was a tight three-team competition for the title, MSHS finished second out of seven competing schools.

Team Scores:

  1. Negaunee – 19
  2. Marquette – 14
  3. Escanaba – 11
  4. Westwood – 8
  5. Gladstone – 3
  6. Menominee – 1
  7. Kingsford – 0

2022 MSHAA Division 1 U.P. Champions:

  • #1 Singles:  Sophia Derkos – Escanaba
  • #2 Singles:  Tia Schone – Gladstone
  • #3 Singles:  Rheana Nelson – Negaunee
  • #4 Singles:  Lilliana Saunders – Negaunee
  • #1 Doubles:  Delaney McIntyre & Natalie Williams – Escanaba
  • #2 Doubles:  Olivia Lunseth & Sage Juntti – Negaunee
  • #3 Doubles:  Kallen Schultz & Madalynn Peters – Negaunee
  • #4 Doubles:  Lyndsey Lake & Lexi Hammerstrom – Marquette

Additional Top Performers From MSHS:

  • #1 Singles:  Kaia Miller – 2nd Place
  • #2 Singles:  Annabella Martinson – 3rd Place
  • #3 Singles:  Cecelia Jacuzzo – 2nd Place
  • #4 Singles:  Natalie Deneau – 3rd Place
  • #1 Doubles:  Payton Bullock & Payton Pleaugh – 3rd Place
  • #2 Doubles:  Hosanna Brindle & Maija Parkkonen – 2nd Place
  • #3 Doubles:  Eliina Brazeau & Nistha Gautam – 2nd Place
Girls Cross Country Wins Team Title At Munising El Harger Invitational

Girls Cross Country Wins Team Title At Munising El Harger Invitational

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On Tuesday afternoon, the MSHS Boys and Girls Cross Country Teams traveled to compete in the El Harger Invitational that was hosted by Munising High School at the Pictured Rocks Golf Course.  The meet included runners from 13 total schools.

Top Girls Team Scores (13 participating teams):

  1. Marquette – 26
  2. Munising – 56
  3. Negaunee – 82
  4. Stephenson – 99
  5. Gladstone – 116
  6. Kingsford – 162
  7. Escanaba – NTS
  8. Ishpeming – NTS
  9. Manistique – NTS
  10. Menominee – NTS
  11. North Central – NTS
  12. Norway – NTS
  13. Rapid River – NTS

Top 21 Girls Varsity Race Finishers:

  1. Lola Korpi – Ishpeming – 20:03.9
  2. Endla Harris – Negaunee – 20:45.3
  3. Monet Argeropoulos – Marquette – 20:47.3
  4. Ella Fure – Marquette – 20:51.8
  5. Monique Brisson – Munising – 20:56.5
  6. Tessa Bruns – Marquette – 21:14.5
  7. Attica Brandt – Menominee – 21:45.6
  8. Hattie Cota – Munising – 21:51.6
  9. Lauren Adams – Norway – 22:09.3
  10. Alisha Mabie – Escanaba – 22:11.1
  11. Annabelle Neumeier – Escanaba – 22:13.4
  12. Laynie Korpi – Ishpeming – 22:28.0
  13. Courtney Larson – Marquette – 22:28.9
  14. Faith Cappaert – Stephenson – 22:44.4
  15. Elodie Malherbe – Marquette – 22:50.2
  16. Seere Helms-Gleason – Negaunee – 23:05.3
  17. Kayela Putnam – Stephenson – 23:07.7
  18. Kayla Farnes – Gladstone – 23:20.3
  19. Julia Prunick – Munising – 23:28.9
  20. Elisa Malherbe – Marquette – 23:29.3
  21. Maija Maki-Warne – Marquette – 23:31.3

Full race results can be found on the Superior Timing website at this link.

The MSHS Cross Country Teams will return to competition next Saturday, October 8, when they travel downstate to compete in the Portage Invitational.

Boys Cross Country Claims First Place At Munising El Harger Invitational

Boys Cross Country Claims First Place At Munising El Harger Invitational

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On Tuesday afternoon, the MSHS Boys and Girls Cross Country Teams traveled to compete in the El Harger Invitational that was hosted by Munising High School at the Pictured Rocks Golf Course.  The meet included runners from 16 total schools.

Top Boys Team Scores (16 participating teams):

  1. Marquette – 19
  2. Gladstone – 82
  3. Negaunee – 105
  4. Escanaba – 115
  5. Manistique – 152
  6. Stephenson – 152
  7. Kingsford – 158
  8. Munising – 174
  9. Superior Central – 223
  10. Menominee – 229
  11. Escanaba-Holy Name – NTS
  12. Gwinn – NTS
  13. Ishpeming – NTS
  14. North Central – NTS
  15. Norway – NTS
  16. Rapid River – NTS

Top 20 Boys Varsity Race Finishers:

  1. Carson VanderSchaaf – Marquette – 16:10.9
  2. Drew Hughes – Gladstone – 16:43.9
  3. Colin VanderSchaaf – Marquette – 16:43.9
  4. Cullen Papin – Marquette – 17:10.4
  5. Brady Ketzenberger – Marquette – 17:10.5
  6. Chase Thomsen – Marquette – 17:12.3
  7. Adam White – Marquette – 17:27.4
  8. Judge Anderson – Negaunee – 17:28.9
  9. Trevor Nolan – Munising – 17:41.5
  10. Tanner Howes – Gladstone – 17:43.4
  11. Aaron Hughes – Gladstone – 17:54.0
  12. Seppi Camilli – Marquette – 18:14.1
  13. James Dank – Negaunee – 18:29.8
  14. Grant Mason – Manistique – 18:40.8
  15. Ben Gilroy – Manistique – 18:43.5
  16. Danny Goss – Munising – 18:46.7
  17. Simon Jaklin – Negaunee – 18:50.3
  18. Joey Lundholm – Kingsford – 18:55.7
  19. Daniel Smith – Escanaba – 18:57.3
  20. Joseph Carson – Holy Name – 18:58.7

Full race results can be found on the Superior Timing website at this link.

The MSHS Cross Country Teams will return to competition next Saturday, October 8, when they travel downstate to compete in the Portage Invitational.

Varsity Boys Soccer Goes 2-0-1 At Alpena Huron Shores Invite

Varsity Boys Soccer Goes 2-0-1 At Alpena Huron Shores Invite

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The MSHS Varsity Boys Soccer Team traveled downstate over the weekend (9/24/22) to compete in the Alpena Huron Shores Invite.  The team finished the event in third place, despite not dropping a contest during the day and finishing with a 2-0-1 record.

Game 1:  Marquette 1, Traverse City Christian 1

Marquette’s Henry Wood (left in white) advances the ball against Traverse City Christian.
  • In Game 1, MSHS played in the rain against Traverse City Christian to a 1-1 tie.
  • After a scoreless first half of action, Traverse City Christian scored with four minutes to go in the game.
  • Following the TC Christian go-ahead goal, Marquette’s Ezra Pickard tied the game with two minutes to go with a goal assisted by Easton Zivnoska.
  • Goaltender Edan Hautamaki faced a total of seven shots in the contest.
  • From MSHS Head Coach Dan Salmon:  “Traverse City Christian is ranked number 10 in division three and we told the team even though it was a round robin game, this would look more like the championship game. We had several chances to score but just couldn’t find the back of the net. I felt we were the better team and controlled play most of the time.”

 

 

Game 2:  Marquette 1, Grayling 0

Marquette’s Jack DeMerse moves the ball past a Grayling defender.
  • In the second game of the day, Marquette faced Grayling and won 1-0.
  • After another 0-0 halftime score, Max Dawson scored a goal with four minutes remaining in the game that was assisted by Mason Bocklund.
  • Edan Hautamaki had three saves in the game, including a key stop on a penalty kick in the first half.
  • From MSHS Head Coach Dan Salmon:  “Edan’s save against the penalty kick kept us in the game and was the play of the game.  Due to tiebreakers in the tournament format, we needed to score four goals to advance to the championship game but Grayling played us tough.”

 

 

 

Game 3:  Marquette 4, Cheboygan 1

Marquette’s Mason Bocklund, red and left, clears a ball from the defensive end versus Cheboygan.
  • In the final game of the day, Marquette beat Cheboygan 4-1.
  • After Cheboygan scored the game’s first goal at the 20-minute mark, Marquette’s Max Dawson tied the game with five minutes to go in the first half with assists coming from Ezra Pickard and Evan Sysko.
  • Marquette scored three goals in the second half which included Dawson from Pickard, Pickard unassisted, and Henry Wood from Dawson.
  • Edan Hautamaki faced four shots in the first half and three in the second half.
  • From MSHS Head Coach Dan Salmon:  “Our defense played exceptionally well in this game and the offense put the ball in the net when we needed it. A really good team effort in the win.”

 

 

 

Next Up:

  • The MSHS Varsity Boys Soccer team returns to action tomorrow, September 27, when they travel to Copper Country Christian for a game starting at  1:00 p.m.
Varsity Volleyball Splits At 2022 Redette Rumble; Mackie Named To All-Tournament Team

Varsity Volleyball Splits At 2022 Redette Rumble; Mackie Named To All-Tournament Team

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On Saturday (9/24/22), the MSHS Varsity Volleyball team hosted the Redette Rumble Tournament with 11 total teams participating.  The team went 2-2 on the day amidst tough competition and hard fought matches .

Pool Play Results:

  • Marquette 2, Superior Central 0 
  • Marquette 2, Ishpeming 0 
  • Marquette 0, Manistique 2 

Quarterfinals:

  • #1 Escanaba 2, #6 Westwood 0
  • #2 Manistique 2, #5 Brimley 0
  • #3 Kingsford 2, #4 Marquette 0

Semifinals:

  • #1 Escanaba – bye into finals
  • #2 Manistique 1, #3 Kingsford 2

Finals:

  • #1 Escanaba 2, #3 Kingsford 0

All-Tournament Team

During pool play, head coaches from each participating school were asked to nominate six student-athletes to be honored for their skill and hard work on the court.  Below are the six student-athletes named to the 2022 Redette Rumble All-Tournament Team:

  • Olivia Mackie – Marquette
  • Maddy Kreider – Kingsford
  • Lindsey Hill – Brimley
  • Piper Monroe – Menominee
  • Ella Schuetter – Manistique
  • Katelyn Stalboerger – Escanaba
Pictured L to R: Katelyn Stalboerger, Piper Monroe, Ella Schuetter, Maddy Kreider, Lindsey Hill, Olivia Mackie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Next Up:

  • MSHS will next travel to Gwinn on Tuesday, September 27.  Start time for the JV match is 5:30 p.m., with the varsity match to follow at 7:00 p.m.
Varsity Football Falls To Gladstone, 48-21

Varsity Football Falls To Gladstone, 48-21

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Varsity Football (1-4; 0-2 Great Northern Conference)

Marquette 21, Gladstone 48 

Game Recap:

Week 5 Subvarsity Scores:

  • JV:  MSHS 0, Gladstone 0 
  • Freshman:   MSHS 0, Negaunee JV 0

Next Up:

All three levels of the Marquette Football program will be in action against Escanaba in Week 6, which also serves as Homecoming Week at MSHS.

  • Varsity:  Friday, September 30 at Marquette – 7:00 p.m. (HOMECOMING)  
  • JV:  Thursday, September 29 at Escanaba – 6:00 p.m. 
  • Freshman:  Thursday, September 29 at Marquette – 6:00 p.m. 
Varsity Boys Soccer Takes Down Kingsford, 6-3

Varsity Boys Soccer Takes Down Kingsford, 6-3

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MSHS Varsity Boys Soccer (15-2-1)

Marquette 6, Kingsford 3

The MSHS Varsity Boys Soccer team traveled to Kingsford on Thursday, 9/22/22.

Kingsford got on the board first just three minutes into the game to grab an early 1-0 lead.

Marquette then rattled off five unanswered goals en route to a 5-1 halftime advantage. Max Dawson first tied the game for MSHS with a goal assisted by Ezra Pickard.

Pickard then scored the next three goals with assists coming from Henry Wood, Dawson and Kaleb Chipelewski, and then Dawson again.

Dixon Poggi finished the first half scoring on an unassisted corner kick goal.

Kingsford made the score 5-2 early in the second half before Ethan Sandstrom put in the sixth goal for Marquette off an Evan Sysko assist.

Kingsford scored one last goal with 10 minutes to go for a final score of 6-3.

From MSHS Boys Soccer Head Coach Dan Salmon:

  • “Our team came ready to play tonight.  We knew it was going to be a good game and our offense really came to life.  Ezra Pickard had a phenomenal game.”

Next Up:

  • The Varsity Boys Soccer team will travel downstate this weekend for the Huron Shores Invitational hosted by Alpena High School on Saturday, September 24.  MSHS will first take on Traverse City Christian at 11:30 a.m.
2022-23 MHSAA Scholar-Athlete Award Application Now Active

2022-23 MHSAA Scholar-Athlete Award Application Now Active

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The online application for the 2022-23 MHSAA Scholar-Athlete Award is now available. 

For 34 years, the MHSAA and Farm Bureau Insurance have honored the best student-athletes in Michigan.  Again, this year they will award 32 students with $2,000 scholarships based on achievement and leadership in athletics and activities, as well as responses to short-answer and essay questions. In many ways, this is the most prestigious honor of the MHSAA’s annual awards.

Seniors with an unrounded 3.50 or better GPA who have an earned a varsity letter in a MHSAA-sponsored sport are eligible to apply.

Students will fill out the entire application online, which includes applicant background info, short-answer questions and essays.  Judges will also be reviewing and scoring applications online.

To begin the application process, here is what is needed…

  1. Students should go to mhsaa.com/scholarship to start the application process.
  2. Once there, create an account.
  3. Finally, students will need to enter an Access Code. CONTACT MR. TISEO (atiseo@mapsnet.org) TO RECEIVE THE ACCESS CODE.

At this point, students can start to fill out the different parts of the application. If they leave the application, they will pick up where they left off when they return.  Students also need two letters of recommendation.  Students can upload PDFs or Word docs themselves, or they can use the system to have recommenders upload recommendations themselves.  The deadline for applications is December 2, 2022 at 4:00 p.m.  

Additional Resources:

  • For tips and instructions for students, click here.
  • For more information about the Scholar-Athlete award, click here.