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Congrats to the Girls Golf team on becoming Regional champions! They are headed to states!

🏈 Manchester High School Football, Manchester, Michigan had a record-breaking night on Friday, scoring 80 points in a homecoming win vs Leslie. The big win gives them a head-to-head tiebreaker over Leslie in a race for the Cascades-North division:

Manchester Breaks Records in Dominant Win Over Leslie Photo Courtesy: Manchester High School Athletics/Facebook Trey Richmond | JTV Sports Friday, October 2nd   (10-2-2026): It was a key game in the Cascades Conference – North division as Manchester improved to 5-1 and broke multiple records in a dominant 80-35 win on homecoming night, dropping the ...

All the Week 6 🏈 scores:

Congratulations to Concord Senior Bradie Lehman on 3K assists for her career!

Michigan Center at Napoleon LIVE tonight on JTV. The Aspen One Hour Heating and Cooling pregame show kicks off at 6:45pm on JTV and jtv.tv/live

The Northwest tennis team made history today!

Congratulations to the boys team for their outstanding performance in today’s I-8 Conference tournament. With today’s victory, the boys clinched the overall conference title for the first time in school history.

Throughout the day, the Mounties played incredible matches, and 6 out of Northwest’s 8 singles and doubles teams made the finals.

Earning individual All-Conference championship titles, were Reed Clark at 2 singles, Bode Rush at 3 singles, and Jaedan Lincoln and Gabriel Falsini at 2 doubles.

Placing 2nd place and earning individual All-Conference honorable mention were Levi Youngman at 4 singles, Jaxon Gerding and Gavin Warren at 1 doubles, and Macalister Perrine and Jack Runkel at 3 doubles.

Congratulations and way to make Northwest proud. Go Mounties!

Parma Western now ranked #3 in Division 2, still undefeated this season. Grass Lake, Hanover Horton, and Concord honorable mentions:

There were NBA Media Days galore on Monday, and Charles Barkley got in on the action by doubling down on his intention to make the upcoming 2026-27 NBA season his last on ‘Inside the NBA.’

“I’m looking forward to this last year,” Barkley said, according to Davis Baker of WSFA 12 News in Alabama. “TV has been great to me. I’m gonna take a step back from public life. I’m gonna always come to Auburn, though. I wanted to make that perfectly clear. People ask me, and I say, yeah, I’m stepping back from public life after this year.”

“It’s been a great run,” Barkley continued. “It’s been a great journey. I thank everybody for their support all these years, but I’ll be 64 years old. Ernie [Johnson] asked me to stay a couple more years. Last year was one, this year is two. But I feel really good. This is going to be more like a celebration, because, man, I’ve had the greatest life a person can have.”

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