In case you missed it, Fenton pulled out an amazing come-from-behind win last night over rival Swartz Creek. The Tigers, down 24-4 in the second quarter thanks to some of the tightest team defense I’ve seen all season, still trailed by 15 at the half. Swartz Creek began to surrender their lead in the third [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Logan Hull’
Lack of poise under pressure kills Swartz Creek against rival Fenton
Posted: February 19, 2011 by Jared Field in High School, Metro LeagueTags: Dylan Hickoff, Eric Mowery, Joe Seitz, Logan Hull, Max Cummings, Ryan Hickoff
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Holly downs Swartz Creek in three-overtime thriller
Posted: January 29, 2011 by Jared Field in High School, Metro LeagueTags: Austin Hopkin, Brent Staffne, David Whithey, Joe Seitz, Josh Fugate, Logan Hull
HOLLY, Michigan — This is becoming one of the better rivalries in the area. Holly welcomed Swartz Creek into their gym last night and two and a half hours later we had a winner. Austin Hopkin, brother of former Holly standout Lance Hopkin, found himself all alone in the corner with three seconds left in [...]
Pierre Brackett leads Flint Powers to win over Swartz Creek
Posted: January 18, 2011 by Jared Field in Big Nine, High School, Metro LeagueTags: JaVontae Hawkins, Joe Seitz, Jordan Seath, Logan Hull, Max Cummings, Patrick Lucas-Perry, Pierre Brackett, Vince Adams
SWARTZ CREEK, Michigan — Jeremy Trent had a choice to make Tuesday night. Coming off a big win over previously unbeaten Fenton on Friday night, Swartz Creek’s head coach could have played Metro League ball with Flint Powers, one of the top teams in the state. He could have slowed the game down, sat back [...]
Aggressive defense helps Swartz Creek hand state-ranked Fenton its first loss
Posted: January 16, 2011 by Patrick Hayes in High School, Metro LeagueTags: Charlie Herzog, Dylan Hickoff, Eric Mowery, Joe Seitz, Jordan Seath, Logan Hull, Max Cummings, Ryan Hickoff
The Tigers are who we thought they were, and Swartz Creek didn’t let them off the hook. Swartz Creek played aggressive in Friday’s showdown with state-ranked Fenton, and it caused the Tigers to fold. The physical play started by covering veteran point guard Eric Mowery the length of the court with a rotation of athletic [...]
