Pre-Season Sports Camp Proves To Be Beneficial
Anthony Cole, Sports Editor
October 15, 2019
There are many fall sports teams that host a pre-season camp and others who do not. These camps are opportunities for the team members, along with coaches, to bond with each other. It also allows the team to get a few extra practices in before the actual season begins. “The unity that co...
Four wrestlers advance to regionals
Mackenzie Moore, Web Journalist
February 11, 2019
The Varsity wrestling team recently competed in the team district meet hosted by Northwest High School. Northwest, Eaton Rapids, Saline, and Western all battled it out on Wednesday, Feb. 6. The Mounties had a crushing loss at the hands of Eaton Rapids, but not before the team took down Saline. ...
Outstanding athlete: Trine’s passion for cheering
Anthony Cole, Web Journalist
January 11, 2019
Senior Arianna Trine has been cheering competitively for over six years. One component to cheer that she really enjoys is the adrenaline rush. That rush comes Henly Sleigth with her position, as she is a flyer for the team. Trine was heavily influenced by the movie Bring It On to jo...
Ant’s Rants: Be a real fan for the right reasons
Anthony Cole, Web Journalist
December 7, 2018
For those who do not know, I am a member of the boys varsity basketball team. This is now my third year on varsity, and I have heard it all. “Why go to the game when they will just lose.” “ They aren’t good at all. They’re trash!" "We are just going to get blown out.” “They don...
Ant’s rants: Girls’ team to face difficult road for repeat
Anthony Cole, Web Journalist
November 12, 2018
It is now basketball season ladies and gentleman. Following the girls' historic state title run last season, the expectations this year are very high. The Mounties are returning senior and Western Michigan University commit Sydney Shafer, but how will the girls fill the void left by last year's se...
Serious injuries for football team prove difficult
Anthony Cole, Web Journalist
October 31, 2018
The Northwest football program was very injury prone this year. For example, the Varsity team experienced three broken legs throughout the season. Usually, one broken leg is crazy, but for three to happen is mind boggling. These injuries were hard to overcome. What made it even more difficult was...
Opening tryout dates for all winter sports
Anthony Cole, Web Journalist
October 30, 2018
Physical required: Any student who plans to tryout must have an updated physical form on file. Girls Basketball- November 12th Boys Basketball- November 5th Boys and Girls Bowling- November 12th Competitive Cheer- November 5th Gymnastics- October 29th Ice Hockey- October 29th Wre...
Seniors win powder-puff championship
Anthony Cole, Web Journalist
October 18, 2018
Every year a powder-puff football event is held between the classes of ninth through twelfth grade. Powder-puff football is similar to and mimics the style of play used in flag football except for it is an all girl event, excluding the coaches. This year, the games consisted of the freshma...
Outstanding athlete: A Case for football
Mackenzie Moore, Web Journalist
October 17, 2018
For over seven years senior Jamal Case had been playing football as an offensive lineman. Case now plays tight-end and fullback for the Varsity football team. He has scouts from several different colleges looking at him because of his skills. “Saginaw Valley, Siena Heights, Albion College, Al...
Outstanding athlete: Campbell proves to be trustworthy wing
Kaitlyn Grier, Sports Editor
March 7, 2018
For the past 12 years, freshman Owen Campbell has been playing hockey. He was first put on the ice at three years old and has been skating since. Campbell joined the Jackson B&M Towers hockey team and is currently playing for them. “When I first joined the team it was hard, as I wasn’t very...
Differences in sports around the world
Shealyn Paulis, News Journalist
March 5, 2018
In America, almost all schools offer sports programs and teams. These teams are seen as an opportunity to build friendships and gain qualities such as responsibility and time management. While this is an ordinary thing in America, they are not as common in other parts of the world. Senior Gianna Goldschmid...
Preventing theft in locker rooms
Micheal Mierzwa, Web Journalist
February 23, 2018
Day in and day out, hundreds of teenagers walk through the locker rooms for sports or gym classes, yet they question if their belongings are safe. The lockers are very easy to access, and it is easier to just place your things in an open locker. Still the locker room should be a safe place to put...
