STELLAR MOMENT… Coloma junior Kane Howell (No. 7) returns an interception Friday night, Sept. 18 in the varsity football game against South Haven. Howell finished with seven tackles and an interception in the Comets' 27-6 loss. (Contributed photo) The Coloma varsity football team will look to put a tough road loss behind it when the Comets return home Friday night for Homecoming against Schoolcraft. Coloma fell 27-6 at South Haven on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026. While the Comets

Watervliet varsity boys soccer battles hard but falls short against No. 7 ranked Saugatuck Watervliet boys soccer hosted No. 7-ranked Saugatuck Wednesday night Sept. 16 for a highly competitive matchup. The Panthers stayed organized defensively, patiently looking for opportunities to capitalize on mistakes. That approach paid off when JT Isbrecht forced an error and struck first for Watervliet, taking a 1-0 lead. Saugatuck answered just before halftime to even the match, but

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Comets carry momentum into busy week of fall sports The fall sports season continues to roll along at Coloma High School, and the Comets enter another busy week with plenty of opportunities to build momentum. For the varsity football team, that momentum is already there. Coloma picked up a hard-fought 16-9 victory over Delton Kellogg last Friday, Sept. 11, 2026, giving the Comets a much-needed win and something positive to build on heading into another road matchup this we

IN CONTROL… Watervliet’s senior Adrian Hernandez looks to get by two Cassopolis defenders during a 4-3 win Thursday, Sept. 10 at Cassopolis High School. (TCR photo by Micah Jones) Boys soccer vs. Bridgman Watervliet varsity boys soccer team moves to 4-2 on the season. The boys opened up conference play with a home win against the Bridgman Bees in a 4-1 rout. In this match on Wednesday, Sept. 9 the varsity soccer team showed good composure and chemistry throughout the match.

Hartford Football The Hartford varsity football team hosted Galesburg-Augusta on Friday, Sept. 11, for a conference game, looking to continue their strong start to the season by defeating a visiting Rams team for the third time in four meetings and move to 3-0 for the first time since 2018. When the final seconds ticked off the scoreboard from a high-scoring affair between two unbeaten combatants, the Huskies lost their first game of the season, 40-21. In the first quarter,

Comets look to bounce back as fall sports roll into another busy week

GAINING CONTROL… Watervliet freshman, Mason Kinzler (15) scooped up a Constantine fumble looking to breakaway for a defensive score in the varsity football game Thursday, Sept. 3, in Panther Stadium. Unfortunately, the boys in maroon and white could not pull off a win against the Falcons in spite of Kinzler’s successful possession of the ball in this play. (Photo courtesy of Sarah Brant) Panther Volleyball successful quad The Watervliet varsity volleyball team traveled to Be

Hartford Football The Hartford varsity football team traveled to Gobles on Thursday, Sept. 3, for a conference game, looking to build off their opening week shutout and keep their record unblemished through two games, as a victory over the Tigers would seal a first 2-0 start since the 2018 season. When the final seconds ticked off the scoreboard after a competitive contest from start to finish, the Huskies were able to fight off a challenge to win, 26-22. In the first quart

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