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The Reminder

The Fighting Scots’ Omar Aganovic (13) gets his head on ball with Garrett

Ruehle (23) in support during Caledonia’s match with East Grand Rapids at

Scotland Yard Saturday. Photo by Perry Hardin

Brett Bremer
Sports Editor
The Scots did it.
The Caledonia varsity boys’ soccer
team finished off an undefeated home
slate, a perfect 10-0, with a 3-0 win over
East Grand Rapids at Scotland Yard
Saturday.
The win puts the Scots at 13-3 overall
this season. They were set to open the
MHSAA Division 1 state tournament at
Northview Thursday, Oct. 10. The win-
ner of that one will move on to face the
district tournament’s top seed, Rockford,
in the district semifinals at Byron Center
High School Monday at 5 p.m.
The shut out of the Pioneers was the
fourth straight shut out to close out the
regular season for Caledonia and their
tenth shut out overall.
Caledonia closed its first OK Green
Conference season second to the Byron
Center Bulldogs in the final conference
standings. The Scots were 8-2 in confer-
ence play this fall after a 4-0 win last
Thursday, Oct. 3, at Mona Shores.
Byron Center closed the conference

CHS boys finish perfect

season on home pitch

Caledonia’s Robert Day (12)

intercepts an East Grand Rapids

pass during the second half Saturday

at Scotland Yard. Photo by Perry Hardin

season at 8-1-1 with its only loss against

the Scots at Scotland Yard Oct. 1.