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Andrew Lafferty|September 29, 2018

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Alana Eisman hits her ball out of a sand trap at Lake Forest Golf Course on Sept. 13 at a match against Pinckney High School. Eisman has been competing for Skyline High School since her freshman year. “I feel like all the hard parts in golf are worth it if you have good people surrounding you and supporting you, Eisman said.

Athlete Profile: Alana Eisman

Athlete profile: Jake Bernstein

Kouyate controls the ball at a Huron soccer practice. He attends practice every day in order to compete at the varsity level.

Athlete profile: Djimo Kouyate

Henry Monte-Sano, a sophomore at Community High School, runs track and cross country for Pioneer High School.

Athlete profile: Henry Monte-Sano

Athlete Q&A: Tommy Letke

Athlete Q&A: Tommy Letke

Pioneer players huddle up on the field for a chant before game time. Going into the game, I can speak for the whole team when I say this, Malek Fartha said. We went in not just thinking were going to win but also dominate.

Pioneer Varsity Football Rings the Bell

The Growing Impact of Oil Money on the Sports World

The Growing Impact of Oil Money on the Sports World

Lauren Hall (far left) celebrates with her Ann Arbor Huron field hockey team after a win. Hall has coached the River rats since 2016, winning back-to-back state titles in 2017 and 2018.
There are often struggles to get equitable field time for our varsity womens programs, Hall said. My varsity and JV team have to split the field for practice every single day.

Title IX: History of Fighting and Hopes for the Future – Part 3: Lauren Hall and Shellee Almquist

Pioneers Raffi Avedissian wrestles an opponent from Saline during Pioneers senior night. Avedissian is back wrestling for the Pioneers for his senior season after wrestling on a joint Pioneer-Skyline team last year due to lack of coaching and participation.
“I feel like as a senior, it’s good to have [Pioneer Wrestling] back for my final year,” Avedissian said. “I also feel like there is a bit of a pressure to set a standard for our program. We only have four or five seniors [on the team] this year, most of the kids are underclassmen, but I think the future is looking bright for Pioneer wrestling.”

Ann Arbor High School Weekly Sports Update 1/16 – 1/21

Lorin Cartwright poses with her softball team. Softball was one of the few sports offered to Cartwright while she was in high school and College. “In the 1960s, there were no girls sports in middle school and no girls sports in high school. Then when Title Nine passed, that’s when there was starting to be an array of sports being offered,”
Cartwright said.

Title IX: History of Fighting and Hopes for the Future – Part 2: Lorin Cartwright

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Athlete Profile: Alana Eisman
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Athlete profile: Jake Bernstein
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Athlete profile: Djimo Kouyate
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Athlete profile: Henry Monte-Sano
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Athlete Q&A: Tommy Letke
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Athlete Q&A: Finn Kilbride
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Daniel Giampetroni Athlete Profile
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Athlete Q&A: Ben Chosid
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Athlete Q&A: Shea O’Brien
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Athlete Q&A: Maddie Jelic

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