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For Thursday, Feb. 11Tonight's boys basketball game is Hoops for Haiti. Fans can pledge for their favorite player, or just donate at the game. For the pledge you can put down a monetary amount on each point the player scores....more >> |
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After two consecutive losses the Cagers ended the week with a powerful win over Academy of Oak Park at the Dorian Style Classics on Sunday. Senior Matt Kamieniecki dominated the scoreboard with 26 points as the team won, 69-42....more >> |
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Siegfried plays with the bestHannah Siegfried was excited to hear was chosen to play soccer for the Michigan Olympic Development Program. "I felt really happy, but nervous because there is still one more round," the 13-year-old Sashabaw Middle School student shared....more >> |
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Teammates Tyler Scarlett and Dakota Bender have shared a lot of memories during the last few years. They added one more as they signed their letters of intent to continue playing football in college on Feb....more >> |
The Wolves walked away from the OAA Red Tournament with the league title. The boys scored 173.5 points, blowing seven teams out of the water, including Lake Orion, who ended up taking second place....more >> |
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Twelve of Lake Orion's finest athletes will scatter to universities and colleges across the Midwest this fall. Reed Losee, Derek Schrauben, Julianne Boyle, Hailey Redd, Jessica LaBond, Alyssa Mason, Ben Walker, Kane Hayes, John Hill, Pat Fehlberg, Andy Mosier and Collin McGran signed Letters of Intent, binding them to play for universities as far away Pittsburgh, PA....more >> |
By Mike Musary, Special to The Review Varsity wrestlers completed their regular season with a second place finish in Oakland Activities Association (OAA) Red Division. Coaching staff say it was a very respectable regular season as Lake Orion competes in the toughest of the three OAA leagues....more >> |
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Lake Orion Varsity Ski Team competed in the Divisional meet last Wednesday and Thursday at Pine Knob. Both the girls and boys teams narrowly missed qualifying for the SEMSL (South Eastern Michigan Ski League) Championship meet by just one place....more >> |
Feb. 4, Lady Dragons basketball team suffered a "heartbreaking" overtime loss to Pontiac, 60-57, said Coach Steve Roberts. The ladies rallied to tie the score at the end of the fourth quarter after being down by 12 points with five minutes to play, ultimately losing the game....more >> |
By Don Finn, Special to The Review The young Lake Orion hockey team continued their drive on improving their overall team defense and preparing for state playoffs, right around the corner....more >> |
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Swim, dive team gets fourth in league meet; Lindquist sets new school recordAt last weekend's Oakland Activities Association (OAA) swim meet, LOHS placed fourth out of 32 teams. Friday, Feb. 5 and Saturday, Feb. 6, the boys' swim and dive team participated in the all-Oakland meet at Waterford Mott....more >> |
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The Lions of Lake Orion Baptist School successfully defeated two opponents from the north during Spirit Week. The Immanuel Baptist School Fire, of Corunna, came in Tuesday and the Community Baptist School Kings made their appearance Friday, in the second round for both teams....more >> |
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The Varsity Girls Basketball team gave the home crowd something to cheer about after their 49-32 victory over Lapeer West at Winterfest on Friday, Feb. 5. Oxford jumped out to a 16-8 lead after the first quarter and never took their foot off the gas pedal....more >> |
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A slow start doomed the Varsity Boys Basketball team when they took on Lapeer West in front of a lively crowd for the annual Winterfest game on Friday, Feb. 5. The Wildcats got down 16-8 after the first quarter and were never able to make any serious dents in West's lead after that....more >> |
The Varsity Wrestling team closed out it's last Flint Metro season by claiming the league title in record fashion on Saturday, Feb. 6. They amounted 274.5 points, eclipsing the record they set last season....more >> |
Heading into Saturday's, Feb. 6 showdown against Fenton, the Varsity hockey team needed to win in order to keep their Flint Metro League championship hopes alive. They trailed the Tigers by two points in the standings at the beginning of the night....more >> |
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The Varsity Bowling teams got back on track against Lapeer East after a couple of rough weeks against the top competition in the Flint Metro League. The girls split the baker games against the Eagles, winning game one 180-126 before losing 165-150....more >> |
The school records continue to fall as the Varsity Boys Swimming team grows more comfortable in the pool. They established five school records in their 106-78 loss to Holly on Thursday, Feb....more >> |
The Oxford Middle School Cheer program keeps rolling along this year as they took home another first place trophy at the Grand Blanc Bobcat Classic. "This season has just been absolutely amazing and has exceeded my expectations," said Cheer Coach Kelly Oles....more >> |
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| 1895: Johns Hopkins, merchant and philanthropist. |
| 1925: Malcolm X (Malcolm Little), African-American activist. |
| 1934: James Lehrer, broadcast journalist. |
| 1941: Jane Brody, food and health writer. |
| 1941: Nora Ephron, screenwriter and director. |
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| 1921: Congress sharply curbs immigration, setting a national quota system. |
| 1935: The National Football League adopts an annual college draft to begin in 1936. |
| 1964: U.S. diplomats find at least 40 microphones planted in the American embassy in Moscow. |
| 1967: U.S. planes bomb Hanoi for the first time. |
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