Despite starting its season a week later than most, the Frontier girls basketball team has hit the ground running.
After beating Hopkins on Tuesday, the Red Hawks followed it up with a 36-19 victory over Turners Falls on Thursday at Goodnow Gymnasium.
“Our team played really well,” senior Rebecca Bridwell said. “We kind of got rolling in the second quarter and we got a good lead.”
Both teams started out slow on the offensive end, with the first quarter coming to a close with the score 4-0. Frontier exploded in the second quarter for 18 points to take a 22-4 lead into the half.
Journal staff
ESCANABA Each year, Bay College and all of Michigan’s community colleges participate in the Liberal Arts Network for Development Writing Competition. During the fall semester, current Bay College students were eligible to submit up to two entries in each of two categories: essay, fiction, and poetry. The top two entries in each category advance to the state competition.
The following winning essays, stories, and poems were chosen as the Bay College winners and will now compete at the state level:
In the essay category, first place was awarded to Alexandra Hagan for “Fresh Vegetables.”
The second-place prize went to Sara Beauchamp for the essay “Pink Ice Cream.”
Dec 18, 2020
ESCANABA Each year, Bay College and all of Michigan’s community colleges participate in the Liberal Arts Network for Development Writing Competition.
During the fall semester, current Bay College students were eligible to submit up to two entries in each of two categories: essay, fiction, and poetry. The top two entries in each category advance to the state competition.
The following winning essays, stories, and poems were chosen as the Bay College winners and will now compete at the state level:
In the essay category, first place was awarded to Alexandra Hagan for “Fresh Vegetables.” The second-place prize went to Sara Beauchamp for the essay “Pink Ice Cream.”
Dec 11, 2020
ESCANABA Each year, Bay College and all of Michigan’s community colleges participate in the Liberal Arts Network for Development (LAND) Writing Competition. During the fall semester, current Bay College students were eligible to submit up to two entries in each of two categories: essay, fiction, and poetry. The top two entries in each category advance to the state competition.
The following winning essays, stories, and poems were chosen as the Bay College winners and will now compete at the state level:
In the essay category, first place was awarded to Alexandra Hagan for “Fresh Vegetables.” The second-place prize went to Sara Beauchamp for the essay “Pink Ice Cream.”