The game will include a celebration of the 60th season of Sailor football. “ We are kind of showcasing Hackley Stadium and the history of what is going on here,” Fairfield said.įriday also features the “Battle of the Badger” with visiting Manitowoc Lincoln (Wisc.) traveling to Mona Shores to christen the new field turf at Sailor Stadium. The Big Reds will tangle with East Kentwood in the 7 p.m. The first eye catcher will be played at Muskegon’s Hackley Stadium with North Muskegon taking on Muskegon Catholic at 4 p.m. On Friday, the remaining local teams take the field with a handful of interesting games on the slate. Reeths-Puffer comes in with new coach Cody Kater and Spring Lake welcomes in new coach Cody Mallory. Highlighting opening night will be Grand Haven at Reeths-Puffer and Montague at Spring Lake. That energy will be unleashed beginning on Thursday night with eight games involving local teams. “ We like the energy, the competitive spirit and the passion,” Fairfield said in a preseason interview. Muskegon coach Shane Fairfield echoed the thoughts of nearly every coach in the area.
Optimism is high throughout the area as teams hope to equal or improve on their 2021 results. MUSKEGON–The summer is winding down and that can mean just one thing – high school football is on the horizon.Īrea teams have been through conditioning, two-a-days, hitting and practicing their offensive and defensive schemes they hope will lead them into a successful season in 2022.
0 kommentar(er)
