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Sat, Nov 07 2009 
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Sports

Sports from the Traverse City Record-Eagle, northern Michigan's daily newspaper, including high school, college, professional and regional teams: Beach Bums, North Stars, Tigers, Red Wings, Lions and more.

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Glads blow out Rudyard

If the pass defense is Traverse City St. Francis weakness, opposing teams left in the Division 7 state tournament are in trouble. The Gladiators held pass-oriented Rudyard in check Friday for a blowout win in the Division 7 district final at Thirlby Field.....more>>

  • Frankfort powers by Sabers

  • Joburg rallies to beat Saints in playoffs
    Johannesburg-Lewiston rallied from a 13-0 first-quarter deficit to defeat St. Ignace in a Division 8 district championship game.

  • Stars dig in for one-goal victory
    Andy Huffs wrister under the crossbar with 2:31 remaining Friday gave the Stars a victory over Alpena to keep TC (11-4-1) atop the North Division standings.

  • Vikings, Comets win district titles
    Cadillac topped the hosts to claim a Class B district championship.
    The Vikings downed Benzie Central, ending the Huskies best season in school history. (plus more volleyball)

  • In Brief: 11-7
    Blues in Cleveland for quarterfinal; TC's Thiel named to U.S. team; Turkey Trot 5K set for Nov. 14; GT Ski Club team registration set

  • Iceman race draws record field
    Don Fedrigon was one of 35 riders to compete in the inaugural Iceman Cometh mountain bike race 20 years ago. He'll have lots of company Saturday. A record 4,400 riders are registered, making this year's Iceman Cometh the largest single-day mountain bike event in the country, according to organizers.

  • Glads to host Bulldogs -- again
    For the second straight week, Traverse City St. Francis is breaking down the Bulldogs. But while Rudyard and Inland Lakes may share the same nickname, the teams couldn't be more different -- at least offensively -- as the Gladiators set for the second round of the playoffs.

  • Friday's football playoff pairings
    A look at Friday's prep football playoff games, including times, records and team histories.

  • Volleyball Roundup: Charlevoix wins districts
    Charlevoix won its first district title since 2003 with a four-set win over Harbor Springs. (Plus more volleyball playoff results.)

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