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Huron Junior Chiefs hosting golf fundraiser May 14.
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Huron Little League parade set for Saturday; volunteers needed to participate in parade
Posted by The Huron Hub | April 27, 2022
Huron Little League’s opening day parade is scheduled for Saturday, April 30.
The league says they need participants, including cool cars, bike clubs, and anything that will make the parade special for the kids.
Hay wagons, tractors and clowns are all welcome. Please reach out to Huron Little League Facebook group if you are interested.
At 9:15 a.m. staging will begin at Huron Soccer Fields on Huron River Drive.
At 10 a.m. the parade will travel south down Huron River Drive to Renton Junior High.
Families in the community are encouraged to line up on the route and watch the parade.
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Andie Martin signs NLI to play golf at Saginaw Valley State University
(Photos courtesy of Karen Martin)
Posted by The Huron Hub Nov. 25, 2020
Andie Martin, senior at Huron High School in New Boston, signed a National Letter of Intent to play golf at Saginaw Valley State University.
Martin placed in the top 10 at the girls high school state tournament this year, and received all-state honors for division two high school.
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Gracie Brinkerhoff signs letter of intent with Purdue University Fort Wayne softball
Gracie Brinkerhoff, senior at Huron High School in New Boston, signed a letter of intent Nov. 11 to play softball for Purdue University Fort Wayne. (Photos courtesy of Roxanne Brinkerhoff)
By Scott Bolthouse The Huron Hub – Nov. 18, 2020 ScottBolthouse@HuronHub.com
Gracie Brinkerhoff, senior at Huron High School in New Boston, signed a letter of intent Nov. 11 to play softball for Purdue University Fort Wayne.
Brinkerhoff will pitch for the Mastodons in the fall of 2021 following a season off due to the current pandemic.
She has played with Huron’s varsity team since her freshman year under Coach Tedi Belsile.
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Huron girls basketball program hosting drive-thru bottle/can donation event on Nov. 3
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Posted by Scott Bolthouse The Huron Hub Oct. 23, 2020
The Huron girls basketball program is hosting a drive-thru bottle and can donation event on Nov. 3.
Proceeds will help create the Huron girls basketball program for grades 7-12.
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Huron boys varsity bowling wins regional title, girls come in second — both teams headed to states
Both boys and girls varsity teams will be heading to the state championships this weekend in Waterford. (Photos courtesy of Steven Hudock)
Posted by The Huron Hub on Wednesday, March 4, 2020
The Huron High School boys varsity bowling team won the division 2 regional championships on Feb. 28.
The girls varsity team placed second at the same event.
The boys won their fourth regional title in ten years, qualifying for states for the ninth year.
Both teams will be heading to the state finals this weekend in Waterford.
Congratulations to both teams and good luck.
New Boston-Huron varsity wrestling wins regional championship
(Photo courtesy of Steven Hudock)
Posted on The Huron Hub on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2020
From HuronHighChiefs.org:
Kaleb Rosen delivered a pin with four-tenths of a second left in the final match of the night to give the Chiefs a 38-37 win over Gibraltar Carlson in the Regional finals. Putting and end to a 17 year drought. The last time the Chiefs won the Regional was 2003 and many of these wrestlers were not even born yet.
The Chiefs dispatched that nemesis Tecumseh 66-12 in the semifinals.
Nelson Poet (160), Cody Brenner (171), Braden Damiani (189), Brendan Damiani (215), Carr (140) and Rosen (152) all went 2-0 for Huron, which advances to the state quarterfinals at the Wings Events Center in Kalamazoo on Feb. 28.
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Huron’s Dylan Kirk signs on to play football at Albion College
Dylan Kirk signed on to play football at Albion College — a division three NCAA football team. (Scott Bolthouse — The Huron Hub)
By Scott Bolthouse | The Huron Hub
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Published Feb. 17, 2020
Dylan Kirk, senior at Huron High School in New Boston, signed on to play football at Albion College.
“Albion football coaches have opened an amazing opportunity for me. Playing football at college level has always been a dream of mine,” Kirk told The Huron Hub.
Kirk has been playing football since he was 9-years-old and started the game with the Huron Junior Chiefs.
During his football career in Huron, Kirk was named to the Huron All-League Team, honorable mention.
“I am so happy to be continuing my education at Albion. I will be majoring in Psychology and later will go through criminal justice program. My goal is working for the FBI as a criminal profiler,” he said.
Kirk thanked his mom, dad, sister Victoria, and his grandparents for always supporting him.
He also thanked Coach Jovan Johnson and Coach Chad Smith for guidance.
Huron wrestling wins third straight Huron League championship
The Huron High School varsity wrestling team poses for a photo after winning their third straight Huron League championship on Feb. 8 at Grosse Ile High School. (Photo courtesy of huronhighchiefs.org)
Posted by The Huron Hub on Thursday, Feb. 13, 2020
Huron High School’s varsity wrestling team won their third straight Huron League championship on Feb. 8.
Here is a game summary of the win courtesy of huronhighchiefs.org:
Sophomore Alexander Carr was one of the big reasons why The Chiefs were able to edge Jefferson to win the Huron League wrestling championship this past weekend. He was able to move into the line-up from the Bteam and win an individual championship with a :56 pin in the finals.
The Chiefs had 213.5 points to 203.5 for Jefferson, 166 for Riverview, 89 for Flat Rock, 87.5 for Airport, 23 for St. Mary Catholic Central, 21 for Milan and 15 for Grosse Ile.
Carr was one of six Huron champions. Joining him on top of the pedestal were Dylan Carr ( 135), Kaleb Rosen ( 145), Alexander Carr ( 152), Nelson Poet ( 160), Cody Brenner ( 171) and Braden Damiani (189).
Taking second were Anthony Nappo ( 103) and Brendan Damiani ( 215) and Codi Clark ( 112), John Lakatos (130), Nathan Farkas ( 140) and Tyler Short (285).
Robbins signs with Siena Heights soccer
Brendan Robbins signs a letter of intent Feb. 7 to play soccer and attend Siena Heights University. Seen here with Robbins is Siena Heights Coach Drew Crawford, Huron High School Varsity Coach Matt Lividini, and his parents Everette and Carrie.
By Scott Bolthouse | The Huron Hub
ScottBolthouse@HuronHub.com
Published Feb. 9, 2020
Brendan Robbins, senior at Huron High School, signed a NCAA letter of intent to play soccer at Siena Heights University on Feb. 7.
Siena Heights University, located in Adrian, Mich., is a Division II soccer program that plays in the WHAC Conference.
Robbins was a 4-year varsity player and team captain who received several post season awards for the 2019 season including: First Team All-Huron League; First Team All-District, ranked #5 player in the district; MHSAA First Team All-Region; All-State honorable mention; Huron Soccer 2019 most valuable player; Monroe News All-Region Team.
During the 2019 season, Robbins scored 16 Goals and 10 assists for a total of 42 points.
He played in every game, even after breaking his arm mid-season in a matchup against St. Mary
Catholic Central.
“I am really excited to play soccer at Siena Heights. I got to visit some great schools and meet some great coaches. But after visiting Siena Heights and meeting Coach Crawford, I knew Siena was the right place for me,” Robbins told The Huron Hub.
Looking back on some of his favorite memories playing soccer, he said: “Making the high school varsity team my freshman year and the relationship I formed with all of the older players. Also, making it to the CYO state championship two years in a row and playing those games under the lights with my teammates at St. Stephens.”
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