JADEN JOHNSON

That’s the message Muskegon Catholic Central coach Steve Czerwon had about his team’s recent milestone. It speaks to the continuity that we’ve had at MCC,” the ninth-year head coach of the Crusaders said. Three third quarter scores for MCC broke the game open as they ran away from Muskegon Heights for the win. “Kids tend to live in the moment, I think the kids are really concerned about this season,” Czerwon said. We don’t talk much more about making the playoffs,” Czerwon said.

Gretchen Whitmer encouraged Michigan residents to keep up the fight against COVID-19 Thursday afternoon as she received her second dose of Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine at the West Michigan Vaccine Clinic at DeVos Place in Grand Rapids. Forty-nine percent of the eligible population had received at least one dose of the vaccine as of Thursday, April 29. Freese Decker said that, as of Thursday, 200,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine will have been administered at the West Michigan Vaccine Clinic. Following her remarks, six GRPS students who are serving as ambassadors for the program received a dose of the vaccine. Whitmer officially ties reopening measures to vaccination ratesAnn Arbor invites public to learn about $4.6M water system improvement projectKansas, O.A.R.

5 Oklahoma rolled past Missouri State 48-0 on Saturday night. Rattler, the highly touted redshirt freshman from Phoenix, only played the first two quarters and helped the Sooners take a 41-0 lead. The Sooners led 31-0 at the end of the first quarter and outgained the Bears 236 yards to 1. The Sooners held Missouri State to 136 yards and seven first downs in their first shutout since 2015. He took over a Missouri State program that went 1-10 last season.