The SC4 Skippers men’s soccer team is celebrating a milestone in just their second season. Wednesday night, they secured a 2-0 victory over Schoolcraft College, capturing their first-ever MCCAA Conference title. Luis Carlos Farinas starred with both goals, assisted by Javier Garcia Tunon Perez and Matteo Mignano. The win gives SC4 the top seed for the NJCAA Region 12 Tournament, starting Saturday at Morton Park in Marysville. The Skippers will play the semifinals at 4 p.m., with Sunday’s championship games wrapping up the tournament.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

St. Clair County Community College freshman Addison Bolen from Maple Rapids is making waves on the volleyball court. Bolen was named MCCAA Eastern Conference Offensive Player of the Week after leading the Skippers to a perfect 5-0 run. Her strong setting, smart plays, and leadership are helping SC4 stay on top of the Eastern Conference. The team now looks poised for its first outright conference title in more than ten years.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

A two-vehicle crash last Wednesday morning in Evergreen Township sent a Deckerville woman to the hospital. Around 7, a GMC Terrain driven by the 76-year-old failed to stop at the intersection of North Van Dyke and Deckerville Road and was struck by a northbound Ford Transit van from Marlette. The collision left the van on its side in a ditch and the SUV on the roadside. Firefighters had to free the woman from her SUV before Sanilac EMS transported her to McLaren Lapeer. The van driver was checked at the scene and released.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Marysville police say fraud scams are spiking in town and seniors are being targeted. Officers stopped a crew last Tuesday that tried to trick a local couple with a fake concrete job near the RESA campus on Range Road. One person was arrested and released as charges are prepared. Police say the group has a multi-state crime history. Residents are urged to only hire reputable companies and to report suspicious activity or fraud to Marysville Police at 810-364-6300.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet