Kingsford defeated Negaunee 21-16 on Friday at Flivver Field to improve to 4-0 on the season. The Flivvers, ranked No. 2 in the Upper Peninsula Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association 11-player poll, travel to Calumet this Friday to face the 3-1 Copper Kings, who are coming off a 22-8 loss to No. 1 Menominee. Here, Kingsford's Trinton Paynter breaks through as Preston DeClark (72) puts a block on Ty Niemi (2) and Aries Korsman (83) of Negaunee looks to close the gap.
(Terry Raiche photos)
Kingsford's Blake Thomasoski (15) moves to the outside as he stiff-arms Negaunee's Kyle Waterman (4) during Friday's game at Flivver Field.
(Terry Raiche photos)
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Kingsford defeated Negaunee 21-16 on Friday at Flivver Field to improve to 4-0 on the season. The Flivvers, ranked No. 2 in the Upper Peninsula Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association 11-player poll, travel to Calumet this Friday to face the 3-1 Copper Kings, who are coming off a 22-8 loss to No. 1 Menominee. Here, Kingsford's Trinton Paynter breaks through as Preston DeClark (72) puts a block on Ty Niemi (2) and Aries Korsman (83) of Negaunee looks to close the gap.
(Terry Raiche photos)
Kingsford's Blake Thomasoski (15) moves to the outside as he stiff-arms Negaunee's Kyle Waterman (4) during Friday's game at Flivver Field.
(Terry Raiche photos)