The high school football season has finally came to an end and we would like to acknowledge seniors Jack Gulvas (quarterback), Jacob Downey (defensive back), Derek Markland (defensive line), Parker Cole (wide receiver), Payton Meyer (running back), Kellen Branoff (linebacker,) and Damien Felton (running back) for standing out this season and making All-Conference.
Women’s golf has had a pretty eventful season this year. Their overall record was 7-7, but they were 4-1 in the Kensington Lakes Athletic Association’s (KLAA) North Division which put them in second place overall among WL Northern, WL Western, Waterford Kettering, Waterford Mott and Lakeland High School.
The winter sports season at Walled Lake Central fired up at the beginning of November. Holding tryouts and filling rosters were: women’s basketball, bowling, gymnastics, poms, cheerleading, ice hockey, and figure skating; men’s swim and dive, ice hockey, basketball, and wrestling; and men’s and women’s ski.
On October 22, Senior Amanda Ling verbally committed to Michigan State University for dive.
Recently, senior Cooper Dundas has taken a big step in his baseball career by committing to Western Michigan University.
On November 26, the 2016 edition of the greatest rivalry in sports took place at Columbus, Ohio on the campus of the Ohio State University. For those unaware of the significance of the rivalry and of the venue, the University of Michigan and Ohio State University have played one another since 1897 and Michigan hasn’t beaten them since 2011. This rivalry has been deemed by many as the greatest rivalry in sports, and is often referred to as “The Game.”
Thanksgiving Day isn’t always about the food and coming together as a family, because for others it’s about the traditional Thanksgiving Day Detroit Lions football game.
Walled Lake Central’s varsity volleyball team won the Kensington Lake Athletic Association districts against their rivals Walled Lake Northern with a score of 3-1.
Senior Josh Pascua has been swimming since he was eight years old, and he recently decided to continue his swimming career at Michigan State University.
Congratulations are in order for the WLC’s women’s swim and dive team who had amazing performances at the KLAA Women’s Lakes Conference Meet over the weekend. Having two team members qualifying for states.
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