Sports

Fantasy Football vs. The Real Game

An illustration of a football player, in uniform with a line of black paint under his eyes, behind prison bars.

If you are a Detroit Lions fan, chances are that you have turned most of your attention away from that team and towards your fantasy football team. Don’t worry you aren’t alone. The Fantasy Sports Trade Association says that over 30 million people play fantasy football, and that number is only expected to grow which begs the question: are fantasy sports becoming too popular?

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Wrestling is For Real

Two men in wresting singlets stand in front of stands where a crowd looks on. A referee, standing behind one of the wrestlers, is raising the hand of the Hawks player.

Wrestling will be added as a varsity sport at HFC next season. The news added to the excitement of this year’s National Collegiate Wrestling Association Fall Brawl Tournament hosted by HFC on November 1. Hawks wrestling has had plenty of success as a club team over the past two years, with six national qualifiers in its first season, and seven of them last season. All of this has occurred under the leadership of head coach Grant Mackenzie, who has been voted Coach of the Year for the Great Lakes Region for two years in a row.

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Ski club first to set plans

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Prospective hockey players to form team

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New or Used

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Flint, Grand Rapids, Close Contenders

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Mayweather Retires, Passes Torch

Grand Rapids native Floyd Mayweather fought his last fight on Sept 12 at the MGM Grand Casino in Las Vegas, NV. With a unanimous decision win against 32 year old Andre Berto, Mayweather retires as a division four (5x) world champion.

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The Hawks Continue To Fly

With the leaves changing colors and the temperatures dropping, the fall portion of the Henry Ford Golf Team’s season has concluded. They will be teeing up again in the spring.