Football Friday's OT Powered by State Champs! – 10/7/22 – MHSAA

October 10, 2022
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October 7, 2022
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The name “Shawn Foster” is well-known in the Lansing-area football community, and the Grand Ledge senior quarterback added to its prestige Friday with a performance that made many recall his father Shawn Foster, who starred at Lansing Sexton until graduating in 1998 and played at Michigan State.
The Comets’ Shawn Foster, a spread offense quarterback, ran 27 times for 396 yards and seven touchdowns as Grand Ledge defeated DeWitt 56-49 – with his 75-yarder with 51 seconds to play the game-winner. Foster’s yardage was a school and family record, and his seven rushing touchdowns are tied for third-most in one game in MHSAA history. The win put Grand Ledge at 5-1 and was its first over the Panthers since 2016. Foster has committed to continue his academic and football careers at Grand Valley State University.
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Sept. 15:
Nina Horning, Lake Orion volleyball – Report
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Sept. 1:
Austin King, Midland Dow tennis – Report
Aug. 25:
Olivia Hemmila, Troy Athens golf – Report
(Photos courtesy of the Grand Ledge athletic department.)

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