Meijer Scoreboard Show Week 7

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
All right, thanks Bred.

Speaker 2 (00:01):
What a whale of a game our LMCU game of
the week, and we've got some other dramatic game finish
close to finishing. East Kem with Hudtsville have gone back
and forth all night long. East Kem would just scored
a touchdown with less than thirty seconds to go to
take a forty two to thirty six lead. We'll get
that final twoing as soon as we can. Also in
the Oka Red tonight, Rockford beat Jennison thirty eight to
seven and Grandville fell to grand Haven twenty two to

(00:23):
twenty eight. Big win for the Grand Haven Buccaneers forty
two to twenty eight over the Granville Bulldogs. You want
to welcome you right now to the Meyer High School
Scoreboard Show here tonight on Big one oh one point three.
That's where we are going to be. We've been all
night long because of the changes we had to make
due to the Tigers and the Griffins game tonight, and
we want to welcome you to the Meyer Scoreboard Show.
You know, some people listen to the podcasts to be entertained,

(00:45):
some to learn things on a personal level. Now imagine
a single podcast that's entertaining educational and informative of that
podcast is Docs who Lift to West Michigan Doctors. Doctors
kyl and Spencer Dodolski, former Division one athletes, have created
Docs who Lift out of a passion for fighting health misinformation.
Topics include obesity, hormones, and other health topics with an
emphasis on fitness and nutrition. Checkout Docs who Lift on apples, Spotify,

(01:08):
YouTube and other popular apps. That's Docs Docs who Lift
all right. Some other finals in the Oka White Granmar's
Christian beat Hamilton tonight thirty twenty nine to twenty eight
in overtime. That was a while win there between the
Eagles and the Hawkeyes. And that one our one oh
seven game of the week where they're joining us right now.
Warner Shores beats Forest Hills Northern by count of twenty

(01:28):
seven to fourteen. Big game in the Okay Goal tonight
between Zealand and West and Forest of Central.

Speaker 1 (01:33):
Our Remy Monahan was there.

Speaker 3 (01:35):
Reporting from Rangers Stadium at Forest Hill Central High School.
This is service Professor game reporter Remy Monahan with a
Mayor High School scoreboard. Show summary. This report is presented
by a service professor Heating, cooling, plumbing, and electrical. They'll
fix it in a snap. Zeeland West runs away with
a thirty eight to twenty four win over Forest Hill
Central as the rain came down tonight in Grand Rapids.

(01:55):
The Rangers got on the board first with a short
field goal and then scored early in the second quarter,
but the Ducks were unstoppable on both sides of the
ball tonight. Their secondary pulled down three interceptions in this game,
two from junior Brandon Holman. All three were taken back
to the other end for a score. Like we usually
see with the Ducks offense, they went for two after

(02:15):
every touchdown and racked up those points after those scores.
Zeland running back Jonah Leslie led the way with three touchdowns,
while Braindon Holman and Kay Schier both found the end
zone as well. After longtime Zeland West head coach John
Chilaiteau retired at the end of last season, and with
them coming off a state championship win, I think there
were some questions about if we were going to see
the same intensity from this Ducks program, and we definitely

(02:37):
have seen that this season. It was a tough, low
scoring loss last week to Unity Christian, but I think
that they have got themselves in a good spot for
when the playoffs do roll around in a couple of weeks.
Forrest Hills Central scored twice in the second half, but
not enough to get the lead back after their first
drive of the game. Moving into our Healthcare Associates play
and Player of the game, My play goes out to

(02:59):
that first interception from Zealand West that started a chain
reaction for them on defense, and my player of the
game has got to be Jonah Leslie. Fourteen carries for
eighty nine yards and three touchdowns. The Ducks offense had
a total of thirty eight carries for three hundred and
twenty two total yards. The Ducks are now five and three,
three and one of the Oka Gold while Forest Hills
Central drops to two and five, one and three in

(03:20):
the conference. West comes Inland again next week to take
on Wyoming, while Forest Hill Central travels to the Lake
Shore to take on Zealand East. This report was presented
by Service Professor. They'll fix it in a snap once again.
Final score thirty eight to twenty four Zealand West with
the win. Reporting from Rangers Stadium. This is Service Professor,
Game reporter from me Monahan.

Speaker 2 (03:39):
Thank you remy. We heard in our game of the
week that ken Oa Hills beat Coopersville in a while
when thirty four to thirty one in the River City's Alliance.
Another big win in the River City Allions for Cedar
springs at home. Then I fifty one thirteen when he
post Guskopolka will join us live on the line. Just
a minute, take a time out, come back with more.
We're just getting started. The Myer Scoreboard show here on
Big one O one point three and one seven mus

(04:00):
the Moose.

Speaker 1 (04:08):
Back on the.

Speaker 2 (04:08):
Meers Scoreboard show. Rick Berkie in the saddle on Big
one to one point three. Glad you could join us tonight.
Our programming moved the Big one one all point three
all night long because of the Tigers and the Griffins
game tonight. Speaking of the Tigers, here's a score you're
gonna love if you don't already know.

Speaker 1 (04:23):
The Tigers.

Speaker 2 (04:23):
Kerry Carpenter just hit a two run homer in the
top of the sixth and the Tigers now lead Seattle
two to one in the top of the sixth. Thenning
in Seattle again two to one Tigers in the top
of the sixth. Big win for Cedar Springs tonight in
the ok or Okay River City's Alliance Division. Tonight they
beat Sparta fifty one to thirteen. When he coached, Gus

(04:44):
Copolka joined us on the liveline. Right now, coach nice
winner home was it homecoming tonight?

Speaker 4 (04:49):
It was homecoming and it was against our traditional rival Sparta.

Speaker 2 (04:55):
All right, let's say we didn't chance to know an
eym got the game other than the final score. Coach,
tell us about who played well for you, because I'm
sure you got an idea. Your defense must have played
pretty well. Hold spart at thirteen.

Speaker 4 (05:04):
Yeah, so we had four interceptions in the first half.
We had I think one other turnover in the second
half on a funnel recovery, but Luke Eagan got us
on the board. Sparting had a nice long drive to
start the game and Luke Eagan returning interception one hundred
yards for a touchdown to get us on the board.
And that's that's his third defensive score of the season.

Speaker 2 (05:29):
Coaches, talk about your season. You started out with three
big wins, didn't drop when we've come back with three more,
So you've got to feel good about the momentum going
towards the end.

Speaker 1 (05:37):
Of the season.

Speaker 4 (05:39):
Yeah, I mean we've played extremely well. Our offense I
think has averaged forty five points a game right now.
Our defense has held tough against some really good teams.
The win at lowl was obviously very big. Had a
disappointing outcome earlier in the season against Kennel Hills. But
the way things are potentially shaping up and Division three,

(06:00):
we might we might getting rematches with both those teams.

Speaker 2 (06:03):
So, coach, your second year in the River City's Alliance,
what are your thoughts so far? I know that you
were happy with it. I talked to you after year one.
What's your thoughts now the second year of separating from
the Okay Conference.

Speaker 4 (06:16):
I mean it's been great. You know, we, like I said,
this is our traditional rival. They are ten miles away,
They're a similar size school. You know, we have played
them since the nineteen twenties, and then we have a
seven year period of time where we don't play each
other because we realign Okay divisions every four years. You know,

(06:37):
we have giant crowd to night ASPARTA brings a lot
of people. We have homecoming. It's an electric atmosphere and
quite honestly, it's like that every week because there's that familiarity,
there's that closeness, there's a lot of traditional rivals, and
it's just all arounds it's been. It's been so good,
from from top to bottom, it's been. Uh, you couldn't
ask for anything more in this in this switch to

(06:58):
the River Cities coach, you.

Speaker 2 (07:01):
Go to Allendale next week, your next matchup. I know
they're not having the kind of season we've seen in
a lot of years with Allen Dale, but it's always
a tough one when you go to their place.

Speaker 4 (07:11):
It is and I remember playing over there in a
crossover game back I think it was in twenty eighteen
or twenty nineteen. They had owned Burt and those were
those were extremely tight games in Allendale. I know in
tonight they gave up some points to goal, but Allen
Dale's defense and a very good all year offensively, They've
had some struggles scoring points, but they they have some

(07:33):
physical kids, they have some good size and they and
they get after it on defense with a lot of pressure.
So it's it's you know, we've got to be we've
got to be on point, and we've got to continue
to stack up, you know, good days on top one
on top of the other and go out next Friday
night trying to get a w.

Speaker 5 (07:52):
Coach.

Speaker 2 (07:53):
Who's surprised you on this year's team. Usually there's one player,
maybe two occasionally that you say, well, you know, I
know accounting on them to do something this year, but
they go way above and beyond who you know that
what you expected going into the season.

Speaker 4 (08:06):
Oh, man, we've had We've had so many guys. We
we've known him for a mild that that these two groups,
the junior and senior groups, that they were going to
be really good and they had not really ever played
together before because we'd had a really small senior group
a couple of years back, where a lot of these
guys have been on the varsity for three or four years.
But uh, I'll be honest with the Ky Lawson the

(08:27):
plays tight end and defensive ends for us. He was
a sophomore last year, kind of got thrown to the
wolves quite a bit. Is a tight end and really struggled,
but had a great offseason. He is right now for
what we do in the power to the offense. He
is he's in my my opinion, he's an all state
tight end, catches the ball extremely well, he's a leading
receiver on the season. Great at the point of attack,

(08:50):
he's he's great at the second level.

Speaker 6 (08:52):
Uh.

Speaker 4 (08:52):
He is really driving our offense right now.

Speaker 2 (08:56):
Coach Gus Kakolka of Cedar Springs, thanks for joining us.
Congrats on the big win fifty one thirteen over Sparta.
You're six and one on the year, three and one
in conference play. Best of luck. We'll catch up with
you on the road, Gus.

Speaker 7 (09:06):
All right, thanks, Rick, all right.

Speaker 2 (09:08):
Take care, all right, let's get another final. Came in
and wild one in overtime. West Ottawa beats Caledonia tonight
thirty three to thirty. That sounds wild, and I'm sure
it was. But you want to know wild, We're gonna
tell you about wild. East Countin and Hudsonville played one
of the most memorable games of the season tonight at Hudsonville.
And without telling you how that last thing finished up,

(09:30):
We're gonna go live right now to our own Dan Hasty,
he's at Hudsonville High School, actually the middle school where
they play their home games. Hudsonville and eastken Wood played
a barnburner, and that doesn't really do a justice to it,
does it.

Speaker 1 (09:42):
Dan Rick.

Speaker 7 (09:43):
I think that was the best high school football game
I've ever been a part of. Reporting from Hudsonville High School.
This is Service Professor's game, reporter Dan Hasty, Here's what
happened here as we look through it. Thanks to our
friends at Service Professor Eating, Cooling, plumbing, and electrical, they'll
fix it in a snap where we left you. It
was twenty seven to twenty one in favor of the

(10:04):
East Pettwood Falcons and ended up going into the third quarter.
Brady van Lake saved his best football for when his
team was down throughout the night. He ended up hooking
up with Ryan van Ason with a twenty nine yard
touchdown cash on fourth down and four. Then they botched
the snap on the pat and they throw it up

(10:25):
and it comes down with a catch that would become
a theme. A little bit later on. They made the
two point conversion into the fourth East Petwood response. Cade Kaufman,
the future of Michigan State Spartan hooks up with Owen
Vanderdeen twenty two yard passing touchdown, They go for two.

Speaker 6 (10:41):
They get it.

Speaker 7 (10:42):
Thirty five twenty nine East Hetlood, five minutes to go.

Speaker 6 (10:46):
In the game.

Speaker 7 (10:47):
Hudsonville scores Owen Harzma three yard touchdown run. They make
the pat thirty six thirty five Hudsonville back and forth
we go. Thirty one seconds left. Cad Kaff with a
tush push for a touchdown.

Speaker 6 (11:03):
His sixth touchdown.

Speaker 7 (11:05):
Of the night, three in the air, three on the ground,
and with only twenty five seconds to find the way
to get the ball in striking distance. You gotta hand
it to the Hudsonville Eagles. They ran out routes all
the way down the field to put themselves with two
seconds left at the East Kentwood twenty five yard line,

(11:25):
with only one play left, Brady van Lake throws up
a prayer and Andrew Meerman, the senior wide receiver, off
of a tip pass, comes down answering said prayer. Twenty
five yard passing touchdown ties the game at forty two.
The place was electric. Every player from Hudsonville stormed the field.

(11:49):
But that's a problem because the game was not over.
It was forty two, forty two out come the flag
fifteen yard celebration penalty on Hudsonville moved the pat back
fifteen yards. Now you're talking about a long pat, basically
longer than a lot of the field goals that Hudsonville

(12:10):
has kicked this year. Then an offsides penalty on East
kentwood a crippler to move it up just a little
bit more, and John Tillotson, the soccer star and the
kicker for the Hudsonville Eagles, pounds it through with triple
zeros on the clock, and that's how this one goes final.

(12:30):
Tonight forty three, forty two, the Hudsonville Eagles eat their
perfect season alive. Just an incredible ballgame tonight here at
Eagles Stadium.

Speaker 2 (12:41):
Rig fantastic boy. I was following on video online there
and it was just it was just back and forth.
And when East Kent would finally went ahead with it,
was it thirty two seconds to go. I think, well,
this is going to be a memorable finish for them,
and it turned out to be memorable for Hudsonville even
more so. On the hill, Mary pass, I've got to
ask you, Dan, you said it was deflected in the

(13:01):
air and it was caught by Andrew Meherman.

Speaker 1 (13:04):
Is that correct?

Speaker 7 (13:06):
Andrew Meherman, the senior wide receiver. First time we had
really heard his name said all night. But how about
it a senior pulling down that pass and a moment
that will be etched in time as far as Hudsonville
High School football is concerned.

Speaker 2 (13:21):
And then John Tillotson boots the extra long pat and
gives him the win. Great job on it, Dan, Great
having you with us again this year and a fantastic job.
We look forward to working with you again down the road.

Speaker 7 (13:33):
Buddy, Absolutely, Thanks Rick.

Speaker 2 (13:36):
What an incredible win is Hudsonville wins it forty three
forty two. Imagine that how that could have changed differently
because after the hail Mary touchdown that tied the game,
I was watching it on the video online and saw
the entire Hudsonville bench run out on the field to celebrate.
And as Dan said, that's a penalty and they only

(13:59):
got one fifteen yard for it, but that could have
been costly. It could have cost him the pad that
would have won the game. As it was, they ended
up getting five yards closer than they booted it through
and they win it by account of forty three to
forty two. Hey, football fans this fall, catch the games
at Carlo's Pizza on Plainfield with big screens, fresh hand
tossed pizza wings, and ice cold drinks. Carlos is the
perfect spot to cheer on your team, dine in with friends,

(14:21):
grab takeout for the tailgate, or order delivery right to
your couch. Find Carlos on door dash call six one
six three six four forty nine hundred, that's three sixty
four forty nine hundred, or order online at Carlos Italian
Pizza dot com. Follow along on Facebook and Instagram for
weekly specials and game day deals. Located at thirty one
to fifty Plainfield right off I ninety six. This fall,

(14:42):
make Carlos Pizza your football headquarters. We've got most of
the scores from finals from around the area, so you
know you want to hear them wherever you're coming about
on the Friday evening. So we're gonna come back with
this time out. Go to the Cornerstone Corner where Joe
Yer We'll have all those finals for you.

Speaker 1 (14:57):
Stay with us.

Speaker 2 (14:58):
We're just getting warmed up the Myrior High School score
show on Big one on one point three and one
oh seven.

Speaker 1 (15:02):
Mus the moose.

Speaker 8 (15:10):
Out of the short shotgun hand off Hampton Hampton bops
at the outside try to get wide does hits out
of the tenetside of the five and he'll walk into
the end zone from eighteen yards out London Hampton. Whyants
the crowd at Kenaway Hills regains the lead.

Speaker 2 (15:29):
Rut Kokita in our LMCU Game of the Week. What
a thrilling game in the River City's Alliance and in
that game, Kenawa Hills wins at thirty four to thirty one.
Don't forget Keno Hills will join us on our pigskin
party at Fox Accurra this Monday night six to seven.
Coach down fellows and some players will join us for
the pigskin party. We'll talk about their season and what boy.

(15:49):
They'll be in high spirits after that big win in
the River City's Alliance that keeps them in first place
by themselves for the time being at four and oho
and six and one overall. Time now to go to
the Cornerstone for a score update from across the Okay
Conference in River City's Alliance Cornerstone Corner presented by Cornerstone University,
where students are prepared to boldly influence the world for
Jesus Christ. Learn more at Cornerstone dot edu.

Speaker 9 (16:10):
Here's Joe Eric, thank you very much for We'll start
in the Okay Red where we heard the game of
the night tonight was between grant h excuse me, Hudsonville
and East Kentwood. Hudsonville with the hell Mary gets it
done tonight to remain undefeated forty three to forty two
over East Kentwood. West Ottawood defeats Caledonia thirty three thirty
in overtime, Rockford all over Jennison thirty eight to seven,
and Grand Haven defeats Grandville forty two twenty eight. In

(16:33):
the OK White we saw the Falcas of West Catholic
move to six and one where a forty eight nineteen
win over Wayland and grant rap It's Christian gets it
done in overtime tonight twenty nine twenty.

Speaker 5 (16:42):
Eight over Hamilton.

Speaker 9 (16:44):
In the OK Green on the Lake Shore game of
the week which you heard on one oh seven m
us the Moose Mona Shore has defeated Forest Hills Northern
twenty seven to fourteen. Miskegan shut out gr Union sixty
seven to zip.

Speaker 5 (16:56):
In the Oka.

Speaker 9 (16:57):
Black, East Grand Rap is over thrown up with Kellog's
and I thirty four to seven. You'll hear from our
Mike Lee, he'll break that one down coming up here later.
In the minor scoreboard show, Northfield blanked Ottawa Hills forty
two nil and Katholic Central defeat tom of Christian Tonight
thirty five to seven. In the OK Gold our very
own Realmy Monahan broke down earlier that Zealand West defeated
Forest Hills Eastern thirty eight twenty four.

Speaker 5 (17:19):
Unity Christian all over Wyoming Tonight.

Speaker 9 (17:21):
Fifty five to six, while South Christian gets it done
tonight with Zealand Eese forty one to twelve.

Speaker 7 (17:26):
Weve a full.

Speaker 5 (17:27):
Report on that one.

Speaker 9 (17:28):
In the OK Silver, Godwin Heights gets past Fruitport Tonight
on our last second field goal as time expires, thirty
one thirty over fruit Ports in a non conference affair.
Building gets it done tonight at Muskegon Oprahs twenty eight
to seven.

Speaker 5 (17:44):
In the River City's.

Speaker 9 (17:45):
Alliance, you heard it right here on one O one three,
Kenawa Hills defeats Coopersville thirty four to thirty one. Cedar
Springs defeated Sparta fifty one to thirteen. And also on
Wednesday night, we had an eight man score where Martin
gets it done over Grand Rapids Sacred Heart forty eight

(18:05):
to twenty six, and in Major League Baseball, we go to.

Speaker 5 (18:09):
The bottom of the six. You can hear it live
right now on Wood Radio.

Speaker 9 (18:12):
Detroit Tigers hanging on to a two to one lead
over the Seattle Mariners and a best of five deciding
Game five, and it looks like the night is over
for terror schoubl So we got to hang on to
that bullpen in the final three innings. We'll be back
with Luddington head coach Charlie Gunsell rares. The Meyers scoreboard
show continues on Big one on one, three and one
oh seven.

Speaker 5 (18:32):
M Us the Moose.

Speaker 2 (18:42):
We got a call during the last break, so he
ran down all those scores, but we didn't get any
caller from Montague, so we didn't give the West Michigan
Conference games.

Speaker 1 (18:50):
I apologize.

Speaker 2 (18:50):
We'll get right at that right now from we do
have some finals from the West Michigan Conference. Shelby over
Man of Steve forty eight to twenty. Montague beat Fremont
thirty five. Other thing, so our caller is happy. North
Muskegan beats Ravenna thirty six to twenty nine, and a
big one right now as Luddington's having a historic season
and Luddington defeats Whitehall thirty two to seven. We're gonna

(19:12):
go right now on the live line to Luddington coach
Charlie Gunsel, who joined.

Speaker 1 (19:16):
Us right now.

Speaker 2 (19:16):
Coach, So, I said, it's a historic season for Luddington
right now. How do you describe what's going on with
your squad right now? Perfect season and it got even
better tonight.

Speaker 10 (19:26):
Yeah. I just think we're showing a lot of maturity.
You know, we're just kind of plugging away one game
at a time, and certainly Whitehall was a big challenge.
They were by far the most physical team we played
all year, and I was just proud of our kids
kind of staying the course, handling all the homecoming activities
and doing what we needed to do to win the
game tonight. But hats off to Whitehall, tremendously well coached. Still,

(19:49):
you know, people can say what they want to say.
There are still dudes at white Hall that can play
the game. So I was really proud of my kids. Charlie.

Speaker 2 (19:56):
Obviously your guys handled it tonight. But I know some
coaches kind of hold their breath when you get to
homecoming because all the distractions. What's your thought on that
as far as how it pertains to the game that week.

Speaker 10 (20:07):
Well, just we just stress that, you know, and I
don't want this to come across the wrong way, but
the homecomings about the football game, and we just kind
of take all the other circumstances out of it. And
our kids worked hard all week and they were focused
on what we needed to do. Because if you're not
focused against Whitehall, they will flat beat you up. They're
that physical. So I was just really proud of how

(20:28):
our kids handled the whole week.

Speaker 2 (20:30):
As we said, you're having a historic season. It's been
how long since you guys are seven? And oh, it's
been a while. I know, I don't but it has
been a while.

Speaker 10 (20:38):
Right, yeah, probably since the late eighties. But you know,
we've got a good group of kids. You know, I've
got a really strong senior class, and you know, we've
got two kids that are going to play on Saturdays
next year, and you know, they're combined with some other
kids that work really, really hard, and you know, there
are signs when you go into a season that you're

(20:59):
going to be able to compete. And you know, our
weight room numbers are through the roof, our participation numbers
in the offseason are through the roof and as a result,
you know, we're sitting here at seven and zero with
a chance to go to Orchard View and win this
thing outright.

Speaker 2 (21:12):
Our Scott de Camp will have a full report on
this game a little bit later on in the Meyer
Scoreboard show, Coach, you mentioned two players are going to
play on Saturdays. Tell us who they are and where
they're going to be playing.

Speaker 10 (21:22):
Well, Walt Autrey is verbally committed to Hillsdale. I think
he's a big time right tackle for us. And then
our quarterback Cam Gunsel has verbally committed to Fairs State.

Speaker 2 (21:36):
Well, I tell you what, that brings a lot of
pride to you. I know we'll get in a chance
to see your players go on to the next level.
I know that's special for you.

Speaker 10 (21:43):
Well, and I'm telling you you know, those two guys
have earned it. They've worked their tailoff. But what's not
talked about is the younger kids we have that I
think are going to play in college that are really
contributing to this football team. And you talk about Messiah Hymes,
you talk about Blake Nelson, you talk about Mikey Hymes.
We've got of multiple young kids that I think are
going to be able to continue to play football. So

(22:06):
it's just a really good mix that we have right now.

Speaker 2 (22:09):
Well, you've got orchard View next week, Charlie, I didn't
get their final tonight. They had one three in a
row though prior to this evening.

Speaker 10 (22:16):
Rchard View is probably the most improved team in the league.
I know that coach James is a tremendous football coach,
and you know, everything I read is with the young
man they have at quarterback. Now, you know, I'm sure
Peyton Babbott's going to be back next week. They're gonna
be an incredible test. I mean, because we're not gonna
see speed, or we have not seen speed like we're
gonna see next weekend. So I think when you play

(22:38):
a team like orchard View, if you make a mistake,
you know where maybe against other teams you tackle them
for a thirty yard game, against orchard View, it's going
to be a touchdown.

Speaker 2 (22:48):
Lettington coach Charlie Gunzel, thanks so much for joining us.

Speaker 1 (22:50):
Best of luck to.

Speaker 2 (22:51):
You down the road. I know you're having a great season.
Enjoy the ride, coach. You don't get too many seasons
like this.

Speaker 10 (22:56):
I'm gonna tell you, I'm having an absolute blast and
I love my guys. We're going to enjoy this.

Speaker 2 (23:01):
Thanks Coach, Thank you, Charlie gunsl Lononton. Yeah, they are
enjoying the ride. Another big win tonight, folks, they haven't
been pushed. I think their win tonight thirty two to seven.
That's twenty five point difference. That is the closest anyone's
come to them this year. Think about that. Twenty five
points is the closest differential. That's the kind of year
they're having in Lonington. As we said, our Scott de

(23:23):
Camp will have a full detailed report on this win
a little bit later on in the show. For Exceptional
oral Care from Grand Rappids to Read City Trust the
Center for Oral Surgery and Dental Implants. With two convenient
locations in Rockford and Grand Rapids, we make even complex
procedures seem easy, whether you need wisdom teeth removed, multiple
tooth extractions, or a dental implant consultation. We offer flexible scheduling.

(23:46):
Our team works seamlessly with their general dentis to provide
safe and accessible care. Call us today is six one
six three six one seven three two seven or visit
Grand Rapids Oral Surgery dot com. Quick one more update
for I will tell you right now the bottom of
the seventh the Tigers still leading Seattle two to one.

(24:07):
You can hear that game on Wood Radio right now
one O six nine FM and thirteen AM two to
one Tigers, bottom of the seventh one out or two
outs Rather man on first for Seattle. If you want
to follow that right now, We're to take a break,
come back and go to the Cornerstone corner one more time.
Joe Ernt standing by with all your finals. Stay with us.
Myers Scoreboard show rolls on on one O seven MUS
the Moose in Big one on one point three Back

(24:32):
on the Meyer Scoreboard Show, Rick Berkie in the Saddle,
Joe Earhart, Joe Heart, Joe Ertt and crew. Our scoreboard
supervisor Cole Beni working feverishly. Charles Keegan handling the one
oh seven m US game of the week. He did
a great job again here tonight. Speaking of game reporters,
all season long, hour game reporters are aided by the
instantaneous communication provided by rapid radios. Rapid radios provide a

(24:56):
push to talk nationwide walkie talking system with no monthly
fees and then mid range great for families, emergencies, kids
and businesses. Go to Rapid Radios dot com to learn more.
That's rapid Radios dot com. Hey, I just got a
little tidbit we're working on. We're gonna get Godwin had
another phenomenal finish here. We've had a bunch of them tonight,
Godwin Heights Gustavo Masaregos. I'm sure I'm butchering that one.

(25:19):
Gustavo Mazara REGOs kicked a last second field goal to
give Godwin Heights a thirty one to thirty win over
Fruitport and while winning coach Brandon Kimball will join us
on the show a little bit later on. But again,
Gustavo Masaregos kicked the last second field goal to give
Godwin the win thirty one to thirty. Now it's time

(25:41):
to go over to the Joe Arrant Corner where the
Cornerstone Corner is ready for a score. U Nate from
across the ok Conference and River City's Alliance. The Cornerstone
Corner is presented by Cornerstone University, where students pursue academic excellence,
uncompromising values and real world training that prepares them to
boldly step into their careers. Learn more at Cornerstone dot Edu.

Speaker 5 (25:59):
Joe Goo, go Ahead, Thank you Rickles.

Speaker 9 (26:01):
Starting the Oka Red West Ottawa in overtime defeats Caledonia
thirty three to thirty Hudsonville on a last second hal
Marius time expires, remains undefeated with a forty three forty
two win versus East Kentwood Rockford all over Jennison thirty
eight to seven. Grand Haven gets it done tonight at
home forty two to twenty eight over Grhamville. In the
ok White Spring Lake defeats Forest Hills Eastern fifty seven

(26:22):
to forty three. West Catholic moves to six and one
forty eight nineteen winners tonight at Whalen, while grant Edfids
Christian gets an overtime win as well, twenty nine to
twenty eight over Hamilton. In the Okay Greens, He's Miskegan
role Drandedberds Union sixty seven Zip Mona Shores defeated Forest
Hills Northern in the Game of the Week on one
oh seven m us the Moose twenty seven to fourteen.

(26:42):
In the ok Black East Grand Rapids over Scornevill Kellogg
thirty four seven north View over Ottawa Hills forty two zip,
and Catholic Central goes to seven to zero with a
thirty five seven win at Holland Christian in the Oka
Gold Zealand West over Forest Hills Central thirty eight twenty four.

Speaker 5 (26:59):
Unity Christian fifty five six Victor.

Speaker 9 (27:01):
Tonight over Wyoming, and South Christian gets a forty one
to twelve w over Zealand in the OK Silver You
just heard Rick say.

Speaker 5 (27:09):
Godwin Heights gets a last second field goal to.

Speaker 9 (27:12):
Win the Fruitport thirty one to thirty and in the
non conference action, Belding gets.

Speaker 5 (27:18):
On the board tonight with another win.

Speaker 9 (27:20):
They moved to six to one with a twenty eight
to seven win versus Miskegan Oakridge in the River City's Alliance.

Speaker 11 (27:25):
You heard it right here.

Speaker 5 (27:25):
On one oh one three.

Speaker 9 (27:27):
Kenwa Hill's defeated Coopersville thirty four to thirty one, Spring
Lake fifty one to thirteen over Sparta, Greenville twenty one
nothing over Cadillac. And we'll take a look at now
the West Michigan Conference scores, where Monahue defeated Fremont thirty
five to nothing. Shelby forty eight twenty over Manistee, Muskegan
Orchard View over Heart thirty five to thirty one. North

(27:50):
Miscegan gets past Ravenna thirty six to twenty nine. In
Major League Baseball, in the decisive game five, what happens
the Tigers Poultereric School.

Speaker 5 (27:58):
The bullpen strikes again.

Speaker 9 (28:01):
Seattle has now tied the game up two to two
with an RBS single in the bottom of the seventh.
We now go to the top of the eighth. Tigers
and Seattle tied at two. Live on Wood Radio thirteen
and one oh six nine FM, Myer Scoreboard Show continues
and we come back on Big one one, three and
one oh seven m us the Moose.

Speaker 2 (28:34):
Now Meyer Scoreboard Show, Rick Burkey here, Okay gold tonight
we heard remy we Monahan say Zeeland Westbeat. Let's go
to Lucas Symbol from the Okay goal.

Speaker 11 (28:55):
Reporting from Zealand Stadium. This is Service Professor Game Reporter
Lucas Symbol, Meyer High School Scoreboard Show Submarine. This report
is presented by Service Professor Heating, Cooling, Plumbing, and Electrical.
They'll fix it in a snap. Here tonight it was
Seuth Christian getting a crucial win to help their potential
playoff hopes, as the Sailor's knocked off zelan Eese forty

(29:15):
one to twelve. South Christian controlled the game for much
of the night, as sophomore quarterback Brody schilt scored on
runs in one to nine yards in the first quarter
to move the Sailors out to an early fourteen to
nothing lead, but Zelanis showed some perhaps surprising signs of
life in the second quarter as junior quarterback Will Drennick
escaped heavy pressure to find his wide receiver Isaiah Boonstra
for a seventeen yard scoring strike and then did it

(29:38):
on his own with a crafty twenty two yard touchdown
run to move the Chicks back to within fourteen to twelve,
but just under four minutes left in the first half.
South Christian was able to score a backbreaking touchdown in
the final minute of the first half, though, as Shiltz
engineered at seven play seventy two yard drive in just
under three minutes, with the final play being Our Healthcare
Associates Play of the game as he found his six

(29:58):
foot four to two hundred five pounds free shman tight
end Dax Blackport for a thirty three yard touchdown pass
on a well executed post route to make it twenty
one to twelve Sailors at the half. It was all
South Christian in the second half, as Jesse Vandergrind scored
on his thirty one yard touchdown run, Isaac oster Haven
raced in from thirty five yards out, and Shildtz broke
free on a fourth and one play from the Sailors

(30:19):
thirty one for a sixty sixty nine yard touchdown sprint
to put the finishing touches on an impressive South Christian victory.
Vander Grind had seven carries for eighty five yards and
a touchdown for South Christian. Joennick completed fifteen of twenty
two passes for two hundred and fifty seven yards and
one touchdown for Zelanese while also rushing for a score.
Kobe Miller hauled in three receptions for one hundred and

(30:41):
thirty six yards for the Chicks. South Christian is now
four and three, three and one in the OK Gold
and will host Unity Christian in a huge matchup next
Friday that will go a long way in determining the
OK Gold champion. Zelanese falls to four and three as
well with the lost one and three in the Gold
and will host Forrest Hill Central next week in what
is essentially they must win it they want to hopefully

(31:01):
make the playoffs. This report was presented by Service Professor.
They'll fix it in a snap once again. Our final
here tonight from Zealand Stadium was South Christian forty one,
Zealand East twelve, and our Healthcare Associate's player of the
game was South Christian sophomore quarterback Brody Schiltz, who, in
only his third game as a varsity quarterback, carried the
ball sixteen times for one hundred and sixty five yards

(31:23):
in three touchdowns and also completed all five of his
passing attempts for eighty seven yards in another score. Reporting
from Zealand Stadium, this is Service Professor Game reporter lucas Sembol.

Speaker 12 (31:39):
We're reporting from Thornapple Kellogg High School. This is Service
Professor Game reporter Mike Lee with a Mayer High School scoreboard.
Show summary. This report presented by Service Professor Hating Cooling,
Plumbing and Electrical. They'll fix it in a snap here tonight.
The final was East Grand Rapids thirty for Thornapple Kellogg's

(32:01):
seven EGR struck for three tds and a field goal
in the first half, building a twenty four to nothing
halftime lead. Pioneer touchdowns in the first half came from
Dylan buck on the receiving end of a twenty three
yard TD pass from Josh mccun a mcun QB keeper
from six yards out, and a Tyler Blake seven yard

(32:24):
TD run. The second half started out with some promise
for TK, as Debo Robinson ranted in from thirty yards
out to cut the Pioneer lead to twenty four to seven.
Early third quarter, EGR punted on their next possession, putting
TK in a hole starting at their own three yard line,

(32:45):
but a steady drive took the Trojans down to the
EGR twelve, and then it was our Healthcare Associates play
of the game, egr's Tyler Blake picking up a Trojan
fumble and running it back ninety e yards to make
the score EGR thirty one, TK seven, killing any Trojan

(33:06):
comeback hopes. The revised records East Grand Rapids five and two,
thorn Apple Kellogg four and three. Next week, EGR hosts
Ottawa Hills, thorn Apple Kellogg hosts Holland Christian. This report
was presented by Service Professor. They'll fix it in a

(33:26):
snap once again. Our final here from thorn Apple Kellogg
High School was East Grand Rapids thirty four thorn Apple
Kellogg seven, and our healthcare associate's player of the game
was Tyler Blake of EGR, who scored a rushing TD
and returned that ninety yard fumble for another pioneer TD.

(33:50):
Reporting from thorn Apple Kellogg High School, this is Service Professor,
game reporter Mike Lee.

Speaker 1 (33:56):
Thank you, Michael.

Speaker 2 (33:57):
The Michigan Achievement Scholarship is funny in every high school
graduate and odds are your high school senior or recent
grad will qualify for free money for community college, public
or private university, or career training, no matter to their GPA.
And the scholarship is less income based than you might expect.
Wherever your child is headed, there's free money to get
them wherever they want to go. Learn more at AMI

(34:20):
dot gov backslash achievement. THAT'SMI dot gov backslash achievement, The
Michigan Achievement Scholarship. All right, We've got all kinds of
actions still coming up. We've got a couple coaches lined up.
We've got so stay with us. We've got a lot
more to come. The Myer Scoreboard Show kicking it in
on Big one O, one point three and one oh
seven mus the moose.

Speaker 10 (34:45):
Well.

Speaker 1 (34:45):
Normally at this point.

Speaker 2 (34:46):
Of the show we tell you about our service Professor
electrifying play of the night, and normally by then our
scoreboard show staffs made a snap decision in coming up
with it, and sometimes it's tougher than other. This tonight
it was impossible for Holland Christian had Isaiah Myard with
an eighty yard rushing touchdown eighty East Grand Rapids Tyler Blakoeld.

(35:06):
You heard, just heard Mike tell us about a ninety
yard fumble return for a touchdown South Christians Brody Shilts,
quarterback on sixty nine yard rushing touchdown.

Speaker 1 (35:15):
Of course, the game we talked about.

Speaker 2 (35:17):
Quite a bit, Hudsonville scores a touchdown when the clocks
hit zero on a Hail Mary pass that Andrew mcmeierman
caught in the end zone to tie the score, and
then Pat John Tillotson kicked the pat to give Hudsonville
a thrilling forty three forty two win in that game.

Speaker 1 (35:38):
So that seems to trump everything.

Speaker 2 (35:40):
But wait a minute, not just yet, my friends, Godwin
Heights gets a last second field goal.

Speaker 1 (35:47):
To defeat I lost it here.

Speaker 2 (35:52):
They beat Fruitport Tonight thirty one to thirty on a
last second field goal, and Godwin coach Brandon Kimball joins
us on the live line right now.

Speaker 1 (36:03):
Coach, unbelievable.

Speaker 6 (36:05):
How you doing good?

Speaker 2 (36:06):
Good talking with you again, coach, unbelievable. What a finish
Tell us about it? Take us down those final seconds
and what went on to get to the lead to
that big kick by Gstavo.

Speaker 4 (36:17):
Yeah, yeah, man, I'm sorry, man, lost my voice there.

Speaker 6 (36:19):
Crazy ended. We got in a situation, man. We played
almost as worse as we could the first half. We
had some turnovers, dropped the ball, we had a crazy
they stumbled on a kickoff and our kids just he
ran to touchdown random wrong way, crazy thing.

Speaker 4 (36:33):
You got to see it on film.

Speaker 6 (36:34):
But we're down twenty four to fourteen a half. We
believe that we were right in the game. We come
out second half to fight. We finished on. We get
a big time stop to get the ball back and
we're down two points with a minute and sand left.
Our quarterback that's been great for us this whole year.
Martellus forest Man really let it down. He leaves us
on a one minute drive all the way down the field.

(36:56):
Two techdowns on round one end Kreise Harris had two
and our other run at back rand it scored a touchdown.
So that's what got us back in the game. And
our kicker he just got ice in his veins. Man,
we six seconds left. You have that debate do you
take another shot at the end zone? But real life,
forget it man, He's a soccer kid. He loves the pressure.
He's a theater, and we put it all on his

(37:17):
back and just ast him as it will be great act
the old line, the stand up strong, give us opportunity
to give us time and goose step right. Then nailed
the thirty yard to win the game. And a crazy
fashion for us to rent on the road to still
stay undefeated in the conference. So it's good for us
to be able to pull out the thirty one thirty wins.

Speaker 1 (37:33):
Ranted.

Speaker 2 (37:33):
How many field goals has Gustavo catched prior.

Speaker 1 (37:36):
To the night.

Speaker 6 (37:37):
He's mad He's only missed one extra point and actually
this block and this is his third field goal on
the on the seed. That just natural field gos. Wow.

Speaker 2 (37:48):
So obviously again people remember that, but as coaches especially
remember what it took to get down there. I'm sure
you had a couple of big plays on that last drive.
You mentioned your quarterback, your young quarterback, just a sophomore.
He made a lot of big plays for you. But
some other guys step up in that final minute for you.

Speaker 6 (38:05):
Yeah. Man, it was an amazing catching. Aiden Jackson makes
an amazing catch on third down to get us the
first takesoff in games twenty five yards and gets out
of us. Is great smarts by him as a chead
and know that situation. And then on fourth down, Preze
Harris again, who had the two receiver sets downs. He
really set us up to have the field go. He
makes an amazing adjustment on the back shoulder. You know

(38:27):
you rep that in practice a lot, but it's big
time when you get in the game throwing that back shoulder.
He goes and makes the play. So I'm very proud
of him in his senior year to set us up
for the field goal to win the game.

Speaker 2 (38:37):
Well, you stay perfect in league play. Coach at four
and zero in conference action five and one overall and Belding.
Of course they had a non conference win tonight. They
are four and oh and six and one overall. Coach, again,
you're thinking right now totally about the league, possible of
the league championship, and but the playoffs certainly have to

(38:59):
be in too, because you got to start thinking about that.
What's your How are you emphasizing your focus right now
just strictly on the league or are you thinking right,
let's think about postseason also.

Speaker 6 (39:09):
Man, We're doing a little bit of both. But most
of the postseason is within the coaches. You know, we're
looking at what that looks like, who we could play,
you know, looking up able to exchange some films. From
the coach side, we're keeping that all out of our
players' mind and telling them playoffs will handle theirselves when
we get there. Because we're a school, we haven't won
the conference championship in football in a long time, and
we want to do that. Our basketball team and soccer

(39:29):
team has been holding it down for us as a
school for a long time, and as football we want
to be a part of that. So I've been teaching
our teams. This was a little trap game for us
because we got the Rockets down the road next week,
and I think our boys were overlooking it. We had
a great shooting section at volleyball last night, so we're like,
we got to stay focused. We really want that. Okay,
civil championship. That not saying we're gonna get it. We
got a tough matchup against our rivals that's always a

(39:52):
hard fought one next week, and then you got the
three times defending conference championship. It's crazy how it's setting
up for us to finish Week nine on the road
at Building and that'll be a tough battle. So really
telling them playoffs will handle itself if you can handle
the conference. We're trying to say focused.

Speaker 2 (40:07):
Govern coach Brandon Kimball again. They play Kelloggsville next week,
their neighborhood rival, and those teams always battle when they
was to play each other because these kids to go
to church together, they sometimes work together, and now they're
they're going to go out on the field. Brandon Kimball,
thanks for joining us once again. Great to see the
Wolverine's pulling it out and best of luck down the road, coach.

Speaker 6 (40:28):
And man, I really appreciate anything to you guys, High
Street Football man. Thank you.

Speaker 2 (40:32):
Thank you Brandon Kimball from Godwin Heights.

Speaker 1 (40:36):
I want to win for them.

Speaker 2 (40:36):
In the last second feel by Gastavo Masiregos thirty yard
field goal to win it thirty one thirty over Fruitport.
All right, we've also had a report coming in from Luddington.
We heard from Luddington coach just a little while ago,
Charlie Guns about the big win for his team to
stay perfect, and our own Scott de Camp was there

(40:57):
and he files this report.

Speaker 13 (41:00):
Reporting from Luddington to oriel Field. This is Service Professor
Game Reporter Scott de Camp with a Meyer High School scoreboard.

Speaker 5 (41:05):
Show summary.

Speaker 13 (41:07):
This report is presented by Service Professor Heating, Cooling, Plumbing
and Electrical. They'll fix it a snap. On homecoming night,
Luttington remained undefeated during its magical season with a thirty
two to seven.

Speaker 5 (41:16):
Victory over Whitehall.

Speaker 13 (41:18):
The Orioles trailed seven zero early in the second quarter
and led only thirteen to seven at half time, but
they pulled away with a big second half a route
to clinching at least a share of the West Mishigan
Conference Lakes Division title. Luddington goes for the Outright Lakes
title next week at Ortraview. Whitehall was a three time
defending champ in the Lakes Division and had won four
straight titles overall.

Speaker 5 (41:37):
On the WMC.

Speaker 13 (41:38):
Senior quarterback cam Gunzell ran for three touchdowns and passed
for two more to power Luddington, which improved a seven
to zero overall on five and zero in the Lakes
the fair State Commits. Scored on runs of eleven, one
and fifteen yards, and he connected with Mikey Hyms on
a five yard scoring toss and with TODs Williams on
a twelve yard touchdown pass. Gunzel was a Healthcare Associates
Player of the game after the six foot three, one

(42:00):
hundred and ninety one pounder rushed for one hundred and
sixty two yards and twenty six carries and completed thirteen
or fourteen passes for one hundred and twenty six yards.
Luttington's sophomore Kyle Hims amazing leaping catch along the Whitehall
sideline in the third quarter, which coach Charlie Gunzell described
as quote mossing the defender, was the Healthcare Associates play
of the game. Liam Leak's four yard touchdown run early

(42:22):
in the second quarter helped give Whitehall a seven zero lead.
Luddington has been rolling this season. Entering Friday's contests, they
were averaging forty eight point seven points per game while
allowing only five point three, but the Vikings gave the
Oriols a challenge early. Luddington is off to its best
start since the nineteen eighty nine Oriel squad finished the
regular season undefeated. Whyhall slips to four and three overall

(42:43):
and three and two in the Lakes. Next week, the
Vikings wrap up Lakes play at home against Fremont. Whyhall
hopes to keep its playoff hopes alive and will host
unbeaten Portland in week nine. Once more, there's a service
Professor's Game reporter Scott de Camp checking in from Lunnington's
Oriel Field, where Luddington defeated Whitehall thirty two.

Speaker 2 (42:59):
To back again on the Scoreboard Show, The Meyers Scoreboard
Show on one oh seven, m us the Moose and
Big One on one point three, A couple other scores
for you, but we're gonna go all the football scores.
And a second before that, Tigers and Seattle tied two
to two in the bottom of the eighth and the
Griffins got a goal from Carter Maser with just a

(43:22):
minute to go to win the opener over Texas Stars
four to three, and that completed a hat trick for Maser.
So Griffin's win their opener tonight. If you have a
chance to listen to that. On ninety six one, Tiger's
Seattle tied two to two in the bottom of the eighth,
you can hear that dramatic finishes the Tigers try to
advance in this winner take all final game of the series.
With Seattle time now one more time to go over

(43:45):
to the Cornerstone Corner. Joe Errant standing by brought to
you by Cornerstone University. Whether online or on campus, you'll
find an environment that fuels your mind and supports your
success every step of the way. Learn more at Cornerstone
dot edu. Take it away, Joe Errant.

Speaker 5 (43:59):
Thank you very much.

Speaker 9 (44:00):
Trick in the Okay Red In overtime, West Outaway defeats
Caledonia thirty three to thirty. Hudsonville on a last second
hal Mary defeats East Kent would remain undefeated with a
forty three forty two win versus East Kentwood Rock for
thirty eight seven winners over Jennison, while Grand Haven Moves
gets their first conference win with a forty two to
twenty eight win versus Brahamville. In the Okay, White sawt

(44:22):
Spring Lake defeat foresce Heals Eastern fifty seven forty three.
West Catholic a six to one now with a forty
eight and eighteen win at Wayland, while Grand Verds Christian
also gets an overtime win twenty nine to twenty eight
over Hambleton. In the Okay Green Byron Center of forty
two to seven overreachs Pupper Muskegan sixty seven, Grand Repids
Union zero, while Mona Shoors defeated Forest Sills Northern twenty
seven to fourteen. In the ok Black, the East Grand

(44:44):
Rapids thirty four seven over thrown REvil Kellogg, Northview shots
out Ottawa Hills forty two ZIP, and Catholic Central moves
to seven and zero with a thirty five to seven
win at Holland Christian in the Oka Gold Zealand West
Over Forest Sells Central.

Speaker 5 (44:57):
Thirty eight twenty four. Unity Christian gets a fifty five.

Speaker 9 (45:01):
Six win versus Wyoming, while South Christian moves to four
and three with a forty.

Speaker 5 (45:05):
One to twelve win at Zealand East.

Speaker 9 (45:07):
In the ok Silver saw Kelloggsville to beat Comstock Park
twenty two to eighteen. Godwin Heights has just heard coach
Kimball report or with Rick Bergy there. Godwin defeats Fruitport
thirty one to thirty one, Hopkins defeats Howland forty five
to zip, and Building In a non conference affair tonight
at Muspeagan Oakridge, they get it done twenty eight to seven.
In the River City's Alliance you heard right here on

(45:28):
Big one O one three, Kenwall Hills to beat Coopersville
thirty four.

Speaker 5 (45:32):
To thirty one.

Speaker 9 (45:33):
Bold to beat the Anlandale forty nine zip, Cedars Springs
fifty one thirteen versus Sparta, while Greenville gets a twenty
one to nothing win tonight at Cadillac. In the West
Michigan Conference, we saw Luddington defeat Whitehall thirty two to seven,
Montacue thirty five zip over Fremont, Manistee and Shelby are
in action. The Tigers moved to five and two with
a forty eight to twenty win, and Moskegan Orchard View

(45:55):
thirty five thirty over heartwhile North Muskegan gets it done
tonight at Ravenna thirty six to twenty nine.

Speaker 5 (46:02):
You just heard Rick in Major League Baseball.

Speaker 9 (46:03):
We are still in the bottom of the eighth on
on Wood thirteen hundred and one oh six nine FM.

Speaker 5 (46:08):
Bottom of the eighth.

Speaker 9 (46:09):
Tigers and Seattle tied at two, but the Seattle has
a man on with one out in the bottom of
the ninth for cal Rally. You can tune in right
now on Wood Radio. We'll wrap up the Scoreboard show
and say good night right here on the Myers Scoreboard
Show on Big One on one three and one oh seven.

Speaker 5 (46:23):
M us the moose. They take this after up to
pressure to lookout. Jeff Kelly avoids it.

Speaker 7 (46:32):
Now he's gonna go down.

Speaker 8 (46:33):
Kenawa Hills gets a big sack. It was the nosegun
in their number fifty seven.

Speaker 5 (46:39):
Camp Bowen along wins Andre Jost.

Speaker 2 (46:43):
Brad Mkeita on the play by play our game of
the week, Big win for Kenawa Hills over Coopersville. Kennowill
Hills will join us Monday night on a pig Skin
party six o'clock on ninety six.

Speaker 1 (46:54):
Won the game.

Speaker 2 (46:55):
I want to thank those of you who stayed with
us sir and joined us all night long, all of
our coverage being on Big One on one point three
instead of ninety six to one one oh seven. The
news wasn't affected by it. One A last minute update
here on the Tiger game will best. The reliever for
the Tigers struck out the last two batters of the
eighth inning with a man on, and we go to
the ninth Tigers and Seattle tied two to two in

(47:18):
a winner take all final game of that series, with
the winner going on to the Alcs. Speaking of the
baseball playoffs, so we want to congratulate the Griffins. They
got a goal. We told you to win it with
a minute to go. They beat to Texas tonight four
to three. We were over on Big One on one
point three instead of ninety six one because of the

(47:38):
scheduling with Tiger Baseball and the Griffins. Also, we just
got to throw this out there, folks. We appreciate those
of you who found us and stayed with us throughout
the night flipping over. There is a chance if the
Tigers win and go on, this could happen again next week.
We won't know. We won't know till later in the week.
First of all, Tigers have to get there for it
to even be a possibility. But then it has to

(48:00):
see how it all plays out with the TV schedules
and everything. It is a possibility. Just know, if you're
looking for our high school football coverage next Friday, if
it's not on ninety six one, it will be here
on one oh one point three. Again, it'll be on
ninety six one unless we tell you differently. If you
go to ninety six one and there's something other kind
of sports coverage, always go to Big one oh one
point three for your coverage. You want to thank our

(48:22):
terrific talented staff up here tonight, my co host Joe
Erin with his terrific work, scoreboards supervisor Cole Benia, executive
producer John Ilk and one o seven m US producer
Charles Keegan for his great assistance tonight. I'll see all
night long again. Next week we'll be back with another
night of full action of programs, games, game reporters everywhere.

(48:43):
It's all winding down. It's going to be more excitement
than you can think of next week. And a great
night tonight. Got a little crazy. You heard us get
out a little bit, a little bit behind a little
bit wild, but we're doing the best we can here.
Thanks for joining us all night long. So until next time,
Rick Berkie say thanks for joining us. We'll finish up
as we always do, with this week in high school
Sports from our good friends at the Michigan High School
Athletic Association.

Speaker 1 (49:02):
So long, everybody,