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Page 12/The Sun and News, Saturday, September 17, 2022

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Only Big Rapids better than the Scots at their tourney

Brett Bremer

Sports Editor

The Caledonia varsity

boys’ tennis team scored a

runner-up finish at its own

Caledonia Invitational

Saturday, bested only by the

tournament champions from

Big Rapids.

Big Rapids won the title

with a score of 24 points.

The Scots were second with

15 points, ahead of Wayland

13 and Comstock Park 2.

Caledonia second singles

player Adam Morris was the

champion at his flight with a

perfect 3-0 record on the day.

Morris defeated Wayland’s

Andrew Murphy 6-3, 6-2,

knocked off Comstock

Park’s Brady Vanoverloop

6-1, 6-1 and bested Logan

Fuller from Big Rapids 6-3,

6-2. That was the only loss of

the day for any of Big

Rapids’ top three singles

players.

Big Rapids first singles

player Nathan Sanders and

third singles player Preston

Young were both 3-0 on the

day.

Fighting Scot first singles

player Justin Trees had one

win, knocking off Comstock

Park’s Dylan Vandermeer

7-5, 2-6, (10-7). Trees also

found himself in a super tie-

breaker to close things out

against Wayland first singles

player Jackson Chesley, but

was bested by the Wildcats’

top player 4-6, 6-1, (10-7).

All five Caledonia doubles

teams were 2-1 at the tourna-

ment and Tyler Oliver at

third singles had one victory.

The Scots’ doubles line-up

included Nathan Huynh and

Maddox Gaier at number

one, Ben Diegel and Tucker

Dion at number two, Hudson

Derengowski and Quinn

Pherson at number three,

Ryan Hautala and Colin

Martin at number four and

Garrett Fales and Will

VanderWeele at number

five.

Big Rapids didn’t lose a

doubles match at the tourna-

ment going a perfect 15-0.

Caledonia returned to OK

Red Conference action

Monday and Wednesday,

falling 9-0 in conference

duals with Grand Haven and

then Hudsonville.

The Scots and Bucs had

some thrilling doubles

matches Monday, with

Huynh and Gaier pushing the

Grand Haven number one

pair of Jonah Sispera and

Alex Waite to three sets in a

6-0, 2-6, 6-4 defeat.

Caledonia closed out the

week finishing in a 4-4 tie

with Northview in a non-con-

ference dual. Morris had the

Scots’ lone singles win, best-

ing Ian Carmichael 6-1, 6-

at number two.

Ryan Walbeck at fourth

singles took the opening set

against Northview’s Carter

Ritsema, but then fell 6-1 in

set number two and saw

Ritsema go on a 10-0 run to

win a super tiebreaker and

clinch the match.

Northview also got a win

in a super tiebreaker at sec-

ond doubles after the Scot

team of Diegel and Dion

opened the match with a 6-

win in the first set.

Northview’s Caleb Hoyh and

Asher Vincent rallied for a

6-2 win in the second set and

a 10-3 win in the the super

tiebreaker.

Caledonia picked up wins

at first, second and fourth

doubles. Huynh and Gaier

took a 6-4, 6-2 win at num-

ber one. Derengowski and

Pherson won 6-2, 6-2 at

number three. Hautala and

Martin won the fourth dou-

bles flight 6-3, 6-3.

The Scots return to confer-

ence action Monday at home

against Rockford and will

host East Kentwood

Wednesday. There is another

non-conference dual on the

slate for Thursday at

Kalamazoo Central.

Scots dominate Red opener from the first snap

Brett Bremer

Sports Editor

Shut out number two is in

the books for the Fighting

Scots.

The Caledonia varsity foot-

ball team opened the 2022

OK Red Conference season

Friday, Sept. 9, with a 48-

victory at Jenison. The Scots

also shut out Holt in the sea-

son opener inside Ralph. E.

Myers Stadium last month.

For the second consecutive

week the Fighting Scots

scored on the opening snap of

the game, this time on a

78-yard touchdown pass from

Mason McKenzie to Justice

Reed. A Luke Vogeler extra-

point had the Scots up 7-0 18

seconds into the contest.

Caledonia ran ten offensive

plays in the first quarter and

scored four touchdowns

against the Wildcats. The sec-

ond drive of the ballgame was

the longest of the opening

quarter for the Scots. It took

them 1:50 to go 67 yards to

the end zone following a

Wildcat punt. Derek

Pennington Jr. eventually

scored on a six-yard run that

put his team up 13-0.

The Scots added a 48-yard

TD pass from McKenzie to

Pennington to go up 20-0 on a

one-play drive, a 33-yard TD

pass from McKenzie to

Kaden DeHorn on a two-play

drive, and a 73-yard TD pass

from McKenzie to Evan

Graham on a one-play drive

before the quarter came to an

end.

Caledonia led 34-0 at that

point and added 14 points in

the second quarter to con-

clude the scoring.

McKenzie had a one-yard

TD run and Brock Townsend

a four-yard TD run in the

second quarter.

McKenzie was 6-of-

passing for 316 yards and

four touchdowns in the game.

Jett King came in to compete

one pass for 22 yards.

Six different Scots had

receptions. Townsend was

the only one with two – cov-

ering 84 yards.

Caledonia had seven dif-

ferent guys run the ball. DJ

Walker had the most carries

with five. Townsend had a

team-high 22 yards rushing

on three carries.

Tyler Burd led the

Caledonia defense with six

tackles. Jaxon Engelberg had

an interception. Jenison was

limited to 96 yards of total

offense and just four first

downs.

The Scots were set to host

Hudsonville last night and

will be back in action Friday,

Sept. 23, at Grandville.

Trojan boys’ soccer

team has more tough

tests ahead

There aren’t many breath-

ers during the OK Gold

Conference boys’ soccer slate.

The Thornapple Kellogg

varsity boys’ soccer team has

a tough test at Cedar Springs

Monday and then will go on

the road to face Grand Rapids

Catholic Central Wednesday

as it looks to improve on its

1-2-1 conference record so

far.

The TK boys were bested

3-2 at Forest Hills Eastern

Monday, Sept. 12, and then

finished in a 1-1 draw with

visiting Kenowa Hills

Wednesday.

Trojan tennis team knocks off

Knights in OK Gold dual

The Thornapple Kellogg

varsity boys’ tennis team

evened its OK Gold

Conference record at 2-2-

with a 5-3 win over visiting

Kenowa Hills Wednesday.

TK first singles player

Kameron Nichols pulled out

another big three-set win for

his team, outscoring the

Knights’ top player Logan

TenBrink 5-7, 6-3, 6-2 in their

match.

The Trojan team got a pair

of singles wins. Jacob

Draaisma outscored the

Knights’ Gavin Pohl 6-1, 6-

at third singles.

TK won three of the four

double flights. Aaron Michalk

and Ben Cuison had a convinc-

ing 6-0, 6-1 win over Kenowa

Hills’ Sam Chapman and

Tyler Herpolsheimer at first

doubles. The TK team of

Dylan Bailey and Andrew

Beckering scored a 6-0, 6-

win over Tyler Reul and

Landon Breen at third doubles.

At fourth doubles, the Trojans’

Anson Verlinde and Daniel

Beckering took a 6-1, 6-0 win.

The victory came on the

heels of a tough 8-0 loss to

conference powerhouse Forest

Hills Eastern Monday.