The Bark River-Harris High School girls basketball team trailed entering the fourth quarter Friday night, but made big plays down the stretch to beat the North Dickinson Nordics, 63-58. Click the above headline to see photos, video highlights.
The high school football season is coming to an end. Click the above headline to see all of the Upper Peninsula's regular season and playoff scores.
Bark River-Harris High School senior Logan Heim has signed NJCAA Letter of Intent to play baseball at Lake Land College in in Mattoon, Illinois. Heim was a catcher and shortstop for the BR-H Broncos. Click the above headline for details and pictures.
The Mid-Eastern Football Conference announced its All-Conference team, as voted on by the league's coaches. The Bark River-Harris Broncos had six players picked to the First Team, including Ryan Arndt (pictured) and Mike Hall, who made it on both offense and defense. Click the above headline for the list of All-Conference winners.
The Carney-Nadeau Wolves beat the Bark River-Harris Broncos, 3-0, in high school volleyball Thursday night in Harris. It was the BR-H "pink" match for breast cancer awareness, and was played in memory of Sue Jorasz, who lost her battle with the disease just last weekend. Click the above headline for more details, and to see photos, videos.
The Bark River-Harris High School volleyball team rallied from two games down to beat the North Central Jets, 3-2, Monday night in Powers. The Broncos won the fifth game, 15-8. BR-H hosts its "Pink Out" match on Thursday. Also on Monday, Superior Central topped Mid Peninsula, 3-1, and Manistique beat Newberry, 3-1.
The Mid Peninsula Wolverines girls volleyball team lost the first two games, but roared back to win the final three to take the match, 3-2, Monday night in Harris. The scores were 19-25, 21-25, 25-13, 25-21, and 15-8. Click the above headline for photos and videos.
The Bark River-Harris High School football team jumped to a 12-0 lead but the Lake Linden-Hubbell Lakes made several big plays to beat the Broncos, 24-12, Saturday afternoon. Click the above headline for details, photos, video highlights.
Colton Brunette, Ryan Arndt, Kadin Mustafa, and Brent Sundquist all scored two touchdowns apiece as the Bark River-Harris High School football team rolled over the Marion-Tigerton Thundercats, 64-6, Friday night in Wisconsin. The Broncos (2-0) host Newberry next Friday.
The Bark River-Harris High School volleyball team got off to a nice start Tuesday night, beating Niagara, 25-14, in their first game. But the Badgers took advantage of many BR-H service errors and other mistakes and won the next three games, 25-14, 25-18, and 25-15. Click the above headline to see photos and videos from the match.
The Bark River-Harris High School football team is hoping that an infusion of senior talent will help the team return to the win column when this season begins later this month. The team is holding spirited two-a-day practices in preparation for the season. Click the above headline to see photos and video interviews from their practice.
High School football practices got under way on Monday across Michigan. In Escanaba, the Eskymos started working again after winning two playoff games last fall. Click the above headline to see photos, videos, and interviews from Day One.
Justin Popelka scattered three hits and struck out 17 batters as the Escanaba Cubs beat the Bark River Bucs, 4-0, in American Legion Baseball action Tuesday night in the first game of a doubleheader. Click the above headline for photos, videos.
The Bark River-Harris High School baseball team will play its first-ever regional tournament game Saturday afternoon when the Broncos face Indian River Inland Lakes in Rudyard. Click the above headline to read more about the game.
The Gladstone Braves and Bark River-Harris Broncos met in a friendly baseball scrimmage Tuesday night, as both teams get ready for Saturday's regionals. Click the above headline to see photos from the event, and listen to interviews with both managers.
The Bark River-Harris High School baseball team won its first-ever district championship on Friday, beating Stephenson in the semifinal, 8-0, and then beating Norway, 3-2, in a heartstopping title game. Click the above headline for interviews, photos and videos.
Brittany Schwartz struck out 14 batters, and Richelle Vandeville had three hits and scored three times, as the Rapid River Rockets beat Bark River-Harris, 6-1, in the districts Thursday. Click the above headline to see photos, videos. (Pictured: Erica Rubick)
Dawson Bilski allowed no hits, and only one base runner, as the North Central Jets beat the Bark River-Harris Broncos, 6-0, Monday, in Hermansville. The second game was rained out. Click the above headline to read the details, and to see photos and videos.
The Bark River-Harris Broncos got five strong innings on the mound from Jace Briggs, and Logan Heim delivered a two-run triple, leading to an 11-3 win over the Stephenson Eagles on Friday. Click the above headline for game details, photos, and video highlights.
The Bark River-Harris Broncos and Marquette Redmen opened their baseball season with a doubleheader Thursday in Bark River. The Redmen won the first game, 10-3, before the Broncos took the nightcap, 6-3. Click the above headline to see photos, video highlights.
The 2016-17 Upper Peninsula high school boys basketball season has come to an end. Click the above headline for the U.P. composite schedule and scores.
The U.P. Football All-Star Game created quite a buzz this year by changing the most basic premise of the game, how the teams are divided. A "draft" was held to divide the players between the two teams. Click the above headline to read details. (Xcel Sports photo, story)
The high school girls basketball post-season has wrapped up for the Upper Peninsula's teams. Click the above headline to see all of the scores from 2016-'17.
The North Central High School basketball team won its fifth straight district championship Friday night, turning back the Bark River-Harris Broncos, 79-60, in Stephenson. Click the above headline for more details, and to listen to post-game interviews.
The Crystal Falls Forest Park Trojans scored all eight points of the second overtime and beat the Bark River-Harris Broncos, 62-54, in the Class D regional championship game Thursday night in Kingsford. Forest Park will face Engadine in the quarterfinals next week. Click the above headline to read game details, and photos taken by Reid Rahoi.
The North Central High School basketball team faced a challenge from the Bark River-Harris Broncos for two-and-a-half quarters on Saturday, but pulled away to post an 89-52 win in the regular season finale. Click the above headline to see game photos and videos.
Four Upper Peninsula wrestlers battled through the consolation rounds at the MHSAA Individual State Finals at the Palace of Auburn Hills on Friday, and they will all get to wrestle for spots on the podium on Saturday. Fifteen other U.P. wrestlers were eliminated, and two were in semifinal action. Click the above headline to see the results, and photos taken by Anne Truitt. Pictured: Gladstone's Austin Demeuse won twice on Friday.
The new Bay College Norse men's basketball team has signed another local athlete to play for the program in its first year next November. Bark River-Harris Broncos senior Jace Briggs signed on the dotted line Thursday afternoon at his school. Briggs is a three-sport athlete at BR-H, having played as the team's quarterback in football this past fall. He will be a pitcher on the BR-H baseball team this spring. (BR-H Photo)
Thirteen high school wrestlers from Delta County have qualified for the individual regional tournaments after placing in the top four in their weight classes at districts on Saturday. Click the above headline to see who qualified. (Pictured: Gladstone's Cole Hansen)
The North Central High School basketball team rolled to a 41-6 lead in the second quarter and posted a 76-29 win over Bark River-Harris Friday night in Powers. The victory set a state record for consecutive victories at 66. Click the above headline to read details, see photos taken by Bill Krachinski, and listen to player post-game interviews.
