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In The News: Free Children’s Theater performance at The Franke Center The Franke Center for the Arts located at 214 E. Mansion in Marshall and Young Michigan Dances will present a free performance of Goldilocks and the Three Bears (Comedy and Ballet) on April 15, 2014 at 7 p.m. Goldilocks and The Three Bears is the featured production of the 5th Annual Education Series at The Franke Center. See story on page 4
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2014 Oaklawn Hospital Auxiliary scholarship awards announced The Oaklawn Hospital Auxiliary has selected six area residents to receive $750 scholarships to apply to their educational advancement. The recipients were chosen from a field of 11 applicants, and were selected primarily on the criteria of motivation, desire to pursue a degree in a health-care field and evidence of good citizenship and writing skills. See story on page 7
St. Paddy’s Dance raises $13,826 for Relay for Life The St. Paddy’s Dance held recently at the Marshall Country Club and attended by 260 people, raised $13,826 for the Calhoun County East Relay For Life. “What a FANTASTIC night!,” said Chair Heather Reninger. “Great music provided by MONTAGE, great food and great prizes.” The band donated its ational Library Week is April 13-19 and in celebration, we’re honoring a dynamic performance and the country club community gathering place in Marshall: The Marshall District Library. Stories about the donated its clubhouse. services of the library, which is supported by taxpayers in the city of Marshall, Marengo, See story on page 3 Marshall, Eckford and Fredonia townships, are presented in this issue. Pictured are Library
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Marshall Redhawks SPRING SPORTS PREVIEWS Soccer seeks 4th district title and more Marshall High School girls varsity soccer coach Adrian Harkey has plenty of reasons to look forward to this season as Marshall seeks a fourth-straight district title and its first regional title. “This is the most soccertalented team we’ve ever had, said Harkey, who is in his seventh season as varsity coach.. “Our talent goes much deeper than last year. It will be disappointing if we don’t get further in the post season.” Marshall is coming off another historical season equaling the most wins in a season for the second straight year with 16. The 32 wins over a two year period are the most in school history. “We will be a very experienced team with 13 returning varsity players including seven seniors, four of those being four-year varsity players-Lauren Feasel, Tierra Orban, Kelsey Postema and Sydney Reichenbaugh. We will have six juniors that all have varsity experience, a group of sophomores and freshmen that we are really excited about, and we have one of the best keepers around (Kelsey Postema) who has signed to play at Oakland University next year. Most of the juniors and seniors have played a lot of soccer together so we will be able to make a lot of tactical changes throughout the season if necessary. We have a very tough schedule and we are looking forward to again competing for the SMAC East title and for another district championship.” Harkey has dubbed this year’s themes as “This Is It” as his four, fourth-year varsity players seek to add to the school record with its fourth district title.
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The 2014 Marshall High School Girls Varsity Soccer Team. Front row from left: Audrey Myers, Kelsey Postema, Sydney Reichenbaugh, Tierra Orban, Kelsie Hicks, Shannon Hicks, Nina Hendler, Sara Heidenreich, Anyah Preston and Chelsea Tobias. Back row: Samantha Onkka, Carlee Long, Taryn Long, Georgianna Pratley, Lauren Feasel, Tristan Tobias, Megan DeBrabander, Kate Frazier, Monica Lubis. Not pictured: Layla Harkey and Isabel Saville.
Girls Varsity Soccer Wednesday Monday Wednesday Saturday Monday Wednesday Friday Monday Wednesday Friday Monday Wednesday Friday Monday Wednesday Monday Wednesday Tuesday
Wednesday Apr. 2 @ Paw Paw 0-0 Thursday Apr. 14 Charlotte 6:45PM Monday Apr. 16 @ Gull Lake 6:45PM Apr. 19 Sports Festival Marshall High School 9:30AM Tuesday Friday Apr. 21 Battle Creek 6:45PM Monday Apr. 23 Coldwater 6:45PM Thursday Apr. 25 @ Vicksburg 6:45PM Friday Apr. 28 Harper Creek 6:45PM Saturday Apr. 30 @ Sturgis 6:45PM Monday May 02 @ Williamston 6:45PM Tuesday May 05 @ Loy Norrix 6:45PM Friday May 07 Lakeview 6:45PM Monday May 09 @ Mason 6:30PM Wednesday May 12 @ Jackson 6:30PM Saturday May 14 @ League Tournamant 6:45PM Monday May 19 @ League Tournament 6:45PM Wednesday May 21 @ League Tournament 6:45PM Wednesday May 27 District Torunament @Marshall TBA
Boys Golf Apr. 16 @ Harper Creek Jamboree 3:30 PM Apr. 17 @ Coldwater Cardinal Classic 9:00AM Apr. 21 Marshall Jamboree 3:30PM Apr. 22 @ Napoleon Invitational 9:00AM Apr. 25 Marshall Sports Festival 9:30AM Apr. 28 @ SMAC Tournament@ Island Hills 10AM May 01 @ Gull Lake Invitational 9:00AM May 02 @ Sturgis Invitational 9:00AM May 03 @ Grosse Isle Tournament 1:30PM May 05 @ Coldwater Jamboree 3:30PM May 06 @ Onsted Invitational 9:30AM May 09 @ Lakeview Invitational 9:00AM May 12 @ Sturgis Jamboree 3:30PM May 14 @ Lakeview Jamboree 3:30PM May 17 @ East Lansing Invitational 8:00AM May 19 @ SMAC Tournament @ Island Hills10AM May 21 District Tournament TBA May 28 @ Regional Tournament TBA
Golfers look to again to be one of the elite programs in the state After finishing second in the state last year in Div. 2, Marshall High School golf coach Tom Reynolds feels his team has what it takes to make another bid for a state title. “We have a chance; our guys can play,” said Reynolds, whose team finished just six shots back of state winner Grand Rapids Christian in the two-round state finals last year. “These guys are highly capable. It just depends how things break for us.” Returning are seniors Tanor Blowers, Jared Gardner, Brandon Hawkins and Aaron McCoy. Hawkins, Blowers
and McCoy played at state last year with Blowers (76) and McCoy (79) having low rounds in the 70s while Hawkins’ low round was 80. A big factor for this season, said Reynolds is the shape golf courses will be in following a brutal winter and heavy spring rains last week. “Weather will be a huge factor this season,” said Reynolds. “Hopefully, it will be all right, but we need the ground to dry. I have a feeling we will not be able to start the season on time (April 16). I hope I’m wrong.
The 2014 Marshall High School Varsity Golf Team. From left: Zack Daniels, Garret Surls, Coach Tom Reynolds, Tanor Blowers, Brandon Hawkins, Aaron McCoy and Matt Serbantez. Not pictured: Jared Gardner.
Marshall Redhawks SPRING SPORTS PREVIEWS Baseball to rely on senior experience this season This season, the Marshall High School varsity baseball team will feature 10 seniors on its roster, five of whom have more than two years of varsity experience. “We will rely on that experience and leadership throughout the season,” said coach Trevor Kelly. On the mound, Dan Welke, John Dorosh, Drew DeVine, Alex Walton, and Austin Busse and Antonio Lerma are experienced pitchers. Newcomers Brandon Wade, Tyler Weck,and Scott Reagle are talented and will provide depth as well, said Kelly. All four starting infielders are back: Mitch Konkle (IB), Alex Walton (2B), Drew DeVine (SS), and John Dorosh (3B) as well as 1B/DH Drew Maisner. Behind the plate the Redhawks will be deep with senior Dan Welke, sophomore Scott Reagle, and junior Zane Knafel. Austin Busse and Will Patters return as starters in the outfield while Antonio Lerma, Jerome Washington and Tyler Weck will also compete for a starting job. “Overall, the program is heading in the right direction,” said Kelly. “We have balance offensively and depth on the mound. Our biggest strength this year is our ability to pick the ball up on defense and make plays. The infield is very strong and they work together well. The SMAC East is very difficult but we will put ourselves in position to win and hopefully be at our best come districts.”
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The 2014 Marshall High School Varsity Baseball Team. Front row, from left: Drew Maisner, Austin Busse, Drew DeVine, Danny Welke, Brandon Wade, Antonio Lerma and Jerome Washington. Back row: Assistant Coach Tyler Dudley, August Tierney, Alex Walton, Zane Knafel, Tyler Weck, Will Patterson, Mitch Konkle, John Dorosh, Scott Reagle and Head Coach Trevor Kelly.
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Mar. 26 @ Jackson Apr. 15 Battle Creek Central (DH) 4:00PM Apr. 17 @ Northwest (DH) 4:00PM Apr. 19 Sports Festival Marshall High School Apr. 22 Coldwater (DH) 4:00PM Apr. 23 Vicksburg 4:00PM Apr. 28 Olivet DH 4:00PM Apr. 29 @ Gull Lake (DH) 4:00PM May 05 Pennfield (DH) 4:00PM May 06 @ Sturgis (DH) 4:00PM May 10 @ Charlotte Invitational 10:00AM May 13 @ Loy Norrix (DH) 4:00PM May 14 Parchment (DH) 4:00PM May 15 Harper Creek (DH) 4:00PM May 19 @ Vicksburg (DH) 4:00PM May 20 Lakeview (DH) 4:00PM May 24 @ Adrian TBA May 27 @ District Tournament TBA
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Apr. 15 Battle Creek Central 4:30PM Apr. 17 Coldwater 4:30PM Apr. 19 Sports Festival Varsity Marshall High School Apr. 22 @ Gull Lake 4:30PM Apr. 23 @ Sturgis 4:30PM Apr. 25 @ Vicksburg 4:30PM Apr. 28 @ Loy Norrix 4:30PM Apr. 30 Lakeview 4:30PM May 02 Crossover West 4:30PM May 05 vs. St. Philip @KCC 4:30PM May 07 @ Pennfield 4:30PM May 10 @ League Tournament TBA May 13 Northwest 4:30PM May 16 @ Regional Tournament TBA May 30 @ State Tournament TBA
Tennis team a mix of returning and new players The Marshall High School girls varsity tennis team looks to build on last season’s 11-5-1 record. But they will have to do it with a blend of experienced and new players. “I'm very excited about this year,” said coach Kevin Brownell. “We will have a lot of new faces as we return only six players from last year’s varsity team. The girls have had an excellent attitude even with the less than ideal conditions for early season practices. We are all looking forward nicer weather and quality time on the courts.” In a scrimmage a couple of weeks ago versus Stevensville-Lakeshore, Brownell felt his team
held its own. This year’s returning players include seniors Chandler Veich, Olivia Olmstead and Mary Townsend; juniors Jamie DiMoff and Brooklyn Tobias; and sophomore Grace Corcoran. Newcomers include Taylor Karns, Erica Chamberlain, Sydney Bies and Chelsey Bennett. The team is scheduled to open its season on April 15 at home versus Battle Creek Central at 4:30 p.m. The team will also be home April 17 versus Coldwater and on April 19 for the Marshall Sports Festival.
The 2014 Marshall High School Girls Tennis Team (Varsity and JV). In front: Olivia Olmstead. Fron row from left: Bailey Harris, Polina Shebolaeva, Elizabeth Hiither, Jie Lai, Arada Anansukseree, Meijun Lu, Taylor Karns and Erica Chamberlain. Back row: Assistant Coach Lauren McClsokey, JV Coach Carol Simmons, Madison Hackworth, Sydney Sanford, London Varalli, Toni Erasmus, Sydney Bies, Alex Campau, Chandler Veich, Brooklyn Tobias, Chelsey Bennett, Mary Townsend, Grace Corcoran, Jamie DiMoff and Head Coach Kevin Brownell.
Marshall Redhawks SPRING SPORTS PREVIEWS Softball looks to find its identity with new players Marshall High School varsity softball coach Anthony Miller said that having graduated nine players from last year's team including two-year starting pitcher Katie Jarvis, this season will be a season of “figuring out just who we are.” We will be relying on two returning senior starters in Ashley Kent (pitcher) and EJ Marshall (3rd base) to help guide this young squad through this season,” said Miller. “We will also be counting on a senior transfer student, Tesla Meade, to provide some much needed leadership as well. To complement these seniors will be juniors Brooklyn Patton (pitcher, SS), Hope Earl (catcher), Olivia Meister (2nd), Chelsea Lake (1st base).” The sophomores include center fielder, Madison Couch, catcher Jazmin Yaudes, infielder/outfielder Haley Bennett, and
shortstop Kaylie Bates. “The last member of our team is freshman Lindsay Gardner who will fill the role of infielder and outfielder,” said Miller. “The main goal for this season is to learn how to play together and become a better team each and every day. The girls have worked extremely hard to improve their skills over this long winter and we are looking forward to finally being able to get on the field instead of being in the gym. I foresee our share of growing pains throughout the year, but we will work hard to put things together and compete at the highest level. I think our strengths include team speed and our infield defenders.” The team is scheduled to open its season with a home doubleheader on April 15 versus Battle Creek Central.
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The 2014 Marshall High School Varsity Softball Team. Front row from left: Kaylie Bates, Lindsay Gardner, Ashley Kent, Jazmin Yaudes, Hayley Bennett and EJ Marshall. Back row: Brooklyn Patton, Hope Earl, Madison Couch, Olivia Meister, Tess Meade, Chelsea Lake and Coach Anthony Miller.
Varsity Softball Tuesday Thursday Saturday Tuesday Monday Tuesday Thursday Saturday Monday Tuesday Thursday Saturday Tuesday Saturday Monday Tuesday Thursday Tuesday
Apr. 15 Battle Creek Central (DH) 4:00PM Apr. 17 @ Northwest (DH) 4:00PM Apr. 19 Sports Festival Marshall High School 10AM Apr. 22 Coldwater (DH) 4:00PM Apr. 28 Olivet (DH) 4:00PM Apr. 29 @ Gull Lake (DH)4:00PM May 01 Harper Creek (DH) 4:00PM May. 03 @ Leslie Invitational 10:00AM May. 05 Pennfield (DH) 4:00PM May. 06 @ Sturgis (DH) 4:00PM May. 08 @ Mendon DH) 4:00PM May. 10 Comstock (DH) 10:00AM May. 13 @ Loy Norrix (DH) 4:00PM May. 17 @ Climax Scotts 9:00AM May. 19 @ Vicksburg (DH) 4:00PM May. 20 Lakeview 4:00PM May. 22 @ Parma Western (DH) 4:00PM May. 27 @ Districts Tournament TBA
Boys and Girls Track Thursday Saturday Tuesday Tuesday Thursday Saturday Tuesday Saturday Friday Saturday
Apr. 17 @ Sturgis 4:00PM Apr. 19 Marshall Sports Fest. Marshall High School TBA Apr. 22 Coldwater/Lakeview Tri-Meet @ Marshall 4:00PM Apr. 29 Loy Norrix/Marshall @ BCC 4:00PM May. 01 @ Charlotte Relays TBA May. 03 @ Quincy Relays 10:00AM May. 06 Harper/Marshall @ Gull Lake 4:00PM May. 10 League Meet @ St. Joe TBA May. 16 @ Regional Meetl TBA May. 31 @ State State TBA
Girls track and field expects ‘rewarding season’ The number of athletes on the Marshall High School girls track team may be smaller than in years’ past (30), but coach Steve Wissink said he still expects a “rewarding season.” “We will be led by last year's double regional champion and All-State long jumper Kitana Espinoza,” said Wissink. “Also leading our team will be captains Monica Lubis (distance), Aundrea Meeks (throws), and Cassandra Barlow (middle distance, relays). Taylor Jungel will lead us in the pole vault and high jump, and help out with relays. Other returning letter winners include Maddie Rayner, Tiffany Gross, Hannah
Koch, Caitlyn Quinn and Alivia Shumaker. Wissink said the team will have a number of new girls that should score points. “Senior Katrina Patterson and juniors Sammi Price and Emily Winkler all show potential,” he said. “Sophomores Asha Ritchie and Madisyn Burkwalt should also make the team stronger. We have some very promising freshmen, including Morgan Armstrong, Morgan Drumm, Desiree Hunter, Audrey Lewis, Ally Nelson, Dymond Stokes, Kaitlyn Turner, Shatara Washington, Hannah Delmotte and Zoey Zacharski.”
Note: Due to scheduling conflicts, the preview and photo of the Marshall High School boys track and field team will be in the April 19 edition of the advisor&chronicle.
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WITH $2,771.00 DUE
#9844
*All lease payments plus 6% tax. Lease terms 39 months, 10,000 miles per year. Deal #’s 63705.
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ROYAL
THE PRICE YOU SEE IS THE PRICE YOU PAY! 2013 GMC YUKON
2014 BUICK REGAL
DENALI AWD • M.S.R.P. $61,73500 NOW ONLY
M.S.R.P. $40,66500 SUPPLIER PRICE $38,98861
342
$
50,954
$
00
You Save
PER MONTH* $2500 due at signing Or Buy For
STK#C4096
37,99861
$
STK#T3293
2013 BUICK ENCORE FWD • M.S.R.P. $27,71500 NOW ONLY
You Save
$
3,908
FWD SLE • M.S.R.P. $29,09000 NOW ONLY
00
26,56800
$
00
Last 2013 Encore in stock!
23,26800 You Save
1,817
$
00
14 to choose from
637 E. Chicago Rd., Coldwater, MI
517-279-8061 •
2,52200
PREMIUM PKG. M.S.R.P. $34,52500 NOW ONLY
30,93200 $
After Rebates STK#T4198
$
2013 BUICK REGAL
FWD • M.S.R.P. $25,08500 NOW ONLY
$
You Save
STK#T3314
2014 BUICK ENCORE
$
10,79900
Affordable Luxury
After Rebates STK#T3359
$
2013 GMC TERRAIN
23,807
$
00
STK#C3080
3,59300
You Save Last 2013 Regal in stock!
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