Page 8 • May 2012 • Fruitport Area News Buy Sell Trade Repair 1921 E Apple Ave (231) 773-5957 Custom Built NEW COMPUTERS 3 Year Guarantee New Lenovo Laptops $499.95 1 Year Limited Mfg Warranty Check our Prices and Service Virus Scan and system clean up ONLY $45.00 We Repair Laptops Monday-Thursday: 10 am to 7 pm Friday: 10 am to 6 pm Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm www.classiccomputersales.com 4592 Airline (Airline & Hile) Gift Certificates Available Residential & Commercial Installation Available Cash & Carry M-TH 9-5:30 Fri. 9-5 Sat. 9-12 and by appointment • Vinyl • Wood Floor • Ceramic Tiles • Laminate Lots of Carpet & Flooring 733-6317 NOW OFFERING -Family Owned for 22 Years -Under New Management 1410 FULTON STREET • GRAND HAVEN, MI 49417 616-842-6930 Residential & Commercial Plumbing | Heating | Cooling Boiler Certified www.franksphc.com WE REPAIR ALL MAKES & MODELS Sign up for our monthly raffle of a: Free Oil Change!! 788-1970 7162 E. Apple Ave., Musk. CORNER OF APPLE AVE. & MAPLE ISLAND Hank Jones Owner Adam Pyman , agent 63 North 3rd Avenue, Fruitport Phone: 231-865-3935 Fax: 231-865-2071 www.pymaninsurance.com AAA • Auto-Owners Insurance Your protection has been our business since 1942 This past weekend 29 Fruitport DECA students attended DECA’s State Career Development Competition along with nearly 3,000 students from all over the state. We had a great weekend and all students worked hard and represented FHS in a positive light. We also had one of our most successful years yet! Please congratulate the following students for being the best in the state and advancing to the international conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. State Finalists Emily Umstead and Mallory Vest celebrate as they advanced to international competiton as business professionals. DECA students celebrate state level successes Carly Hoekenga, future business services specialist. Advancing to the international competition are: Emily Umstead and Mallory Vest for their written Community Service Project covering Fruitport’s Got Talent and our donation to Noah Project; Carly Hoekenga was number one in her flight and in the top four out of 75 students in the business services event; and Nicole Prinz, Ashley Guptill and Tony Ponce for their written project on School Based Enterprises. Winning overall finalists medals (top 10 in their event): Cody Bayle won a medal for one of his role plays and an overall finalist medal in the Marketing Management event; Janelle Vest won an overall finalist medal for Retail Merchandising; and Holly Austin won a medal for a role play and overall finalist in Food Marketing.• By Coach Theresa Lahring The 7 th grade B Volleyball team competed in seven matches this year. They had a winning record except for the games with our new league powerhouse, Ludington. The team consisted of 14 hardworking athletes and two managers. They learned how to compete in the game of volleyball, learning fundamentals of “bump, set and spike,” and strategies of offense and defense. Many of the girls came to the season with no experience, but finished it with very capable skills and knowledge of the game. The girls played a “right-front-setter” offense and were committed to setting up the hitters. Most competitive servers included Brooklyn Samlow, Alexis Juergens and Kimberly Sauers. Most consistent passers included Olivia Netzler, Katana Danielly, Kelsie Schultz, Taylor Chartrand, and Alexis Juergens. Girls who led their team FMS 7 th grade volleyball team. Back row: Brianna Griffin, Jordan DuShane, Brooklyn Samlow, Kimberly Sauers, Kirsten Sweet, Coach Lahring. Middle row: Grace Thornton, Katlyn Huffman, Katana Danielly, Marissa Eppard, and Michaela Wright. Front row: Alexis Juergens, Taylor Chartrand, Kelsie Schultz, Crystal Martinez, Baleigh Kieft and Olivia Netzler. FMS volleyball team celebrates winning season in setting included Katlyn Huffman, Grace Thornton, Kirsten Sweet, Michaela Wright, and Katana Danielly. Athletes who were a dominant force at the net with their spikes/attacks include Kimberly Sauers, Katana Danielly, Brooklyn Samlow, Kirsten Sweet, Baleigh Kieft, Katlyn Huffman and Olivia Netzler. Those who were chosen throughout the season for “most improved athlete of the match” were Brooklyn Samlow, Crystal Martinez, Michaela Wright, Baleigh Kieft, Katana Danielly and Marissa Eppard. Each of the young women demonstrated great sportsmanship, commitment to their team, cooperation and each gained self-confidence. They learned composure, concentration and consideration for their teammates. Congratulations on another Fruitport volleyball season!• Volleyball opportunities abound! By Coach Theresa Lahring and Mary Weimer Fruitport Summer Rec Program has a flyer avail- able. Check out the FCS website. Volleyball camp is usually the third week in June. Very inexpensive! Inside Out Vollyball Facility in Muskegon has volleyball camps, clinics, leagues and AAU teams and tournaments. You can get on their mailing list. Contact Rick Rikse, or Trent Smiley at (231) 739-3311 or inside- outvolleyball.org. Mybasicvolleyballbasics.com/volleyball is a newly developed training proram in our area. Beach Volleyball at Grand Haven State Park has many great suspension nets and all you need is a ball, some lines and friends. Pere Marquette Park in Muskegon also has several tournaments and some are for young people. Contact Inside Out. NORP is the North Ottawa Recreation Program, which governs Grand Haven sports camps. Ghaps.org or (616) 850-5125 and get on their email list. YMCA in Grand Haven or Muskegon offers year round and summer sports camps. Area high schools and most colleges offer summer sports camps, and although they will cost a few hundred dollars, they are excellent at training young people with fundamentals and team strategies. Maranatha Bible and Missionary Conference Grounds, 4759 Lake Harbor Road in Muskegon offers sports camps in baseball, soccer, volleyball, football and basketball. GVSU offers excellent summer camps. Email grand- valleystatesportscamps.com and get on an email list for future information. Hope College, Muskegon Commu- nity College and Aquinas are a few more you can check into.• ~ Trojan Tributes ~
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This past weekend 29 Fruitport DECA students attended DECA’s State Career Development Competition along with nearly 3,000 students from all over the state. We had a great weekend and all students worked hard and represented FHS in a positive light. We also had one of our most successful years yet! Please congratulate the following students for being the best in the state and advancing to the international conference in Salt Lake City, Utah.
State Finalists Emily Umstead and Mallory Vest celebrate as they advanced to international competiton as business professionals.
DECA students celebrate state level successes
Carly Hoekenga, future business services specialist.
Advancing to the international competition are: Emily Umstead and Mallory Vest for their written Community Service Project covering Fruitport’s Got Talent and our donation to Noah Project; Carly Hoekenga was number one in her flight and in the top four out of 75 students in the business services event; and Nicole Prinz, Ashley Guptill and Tony Ponce for their written project on School Based Enterprises. Winning overall finalists medals (top 10 in their event): Cody Bayle won a medal for one of his role plays and an overall finalist medal in the Marketing Management event; Janelle Vest won an overall finalist medal for Retail Merchandising; and Holly Austin won a medal for a role play and overall finalist in Food Marketing.•
By Coach Theresa Lahring The 7th grade B Volleyball team competed in seven matches this year. They had a winning record except for the games with our new league powerhouse, Ludington. The team consisted of 14 hardworking athletes and two managers. They learned how to compete in the game of volleyball, learning fundamentals of “bump, set and spike,” and strategies of offense and defense. Many of the girls came to the season with no experience, but finished it with very capable skills and knowledge of the game. The girls played a “right-front-setter” offense and were committed to setting up the hitters. Most competitive servers included Brooklyn Samlow, Alexis Juergens and Kimberly Sauers. Most consistent passers included Olivia Netzler, Katana Danielly, Kelsie Schultz, Taylor Chartrand, and Alexis Juergens. Girls who led their team
FMS 7th grade volleyball team. Back row: Brianna Griffin, Jordan DuShane, Brooklyn Samlow, Kimberly Sauers, Kirsten Sweet, Coach Lahring. Middle row: Grace Thornton, Katlyn Huffman, Katana Danielly, Marissa Eppard, and Michaela Wright. Front row: Alexis Juergens, Taylor Chartrand, Kelsie Schultz, Crystal Martinez, Baleigh Kieft and Olivia Netzler.
FMS volleyball team celebrates winning seasonin setting included Katlyn Huffman, Grace Thornton, Kirsten Sweet, Michaela Wright, and Katana Danielly. Athletes who were a dominant force at the net with their spikes/attacks include Kimberly Sauers, Katana Danielly, Brooklyn Samlow, Kirsten Sweet, Baleigh Kieft, Katlyn Huffman and Olivia Netzler. Those who were chosen throughout the season for “most improved athlete of the match” were Brooklyn Samlow, Crystal Martinez, Michaela Wright, Baleigh Kieft, Katana Danielly and Marissa Eppard. Each of the young women demonstrated great sportsmanship, commitment to their team, cooperation and each gained self-confidence. They learned composure, concentration and consideration for their teammates. Congratulations on another Fruitport volleyball season!•
Volleyball opportunities abound!By Coach Theresa Lahring and Mary Weimer Fruitport Summer Rec Program has a flyer avail-able. Check out the FCS website. Volleyball camp is usually the third week in June. Very inexpensive! Inside Out Vollyball Facility in Muskegon has volleyball camps, clinics, leagues and AAU teams and tournaments. You can get on their mailing list. Contact Rick Rikse, or Trent Smiley at (231) 739-3311 or inside-outvolleyball.org. Mybasicvolleyballbasics.com/volleyball is a newly developed training proram in our area. Beach Volleyball at Grand Haven State Park has many great suspension nets and all you need is a ball, some lines and friends. Pere Marquette Park in Muskegon also has several tournaments and some are for young people. Contact Inside Out. NORP is the North Ottawa Recreation Program, which governs Grand Haven sports camps. Ghaps.org
or (616) 850-5125 and get on their email list. YMCA in Grand Haven or Muskegon offers year round and summer sports camps. Area high schools and most colleges offer summer sports camps, and although they will cost a few hundred dollars, they are excellent at training young people with fundamentals and team strategies. Maranatha Bible and Missionary Conference Grounds, 4759 Lake Harbor Road in Muskegon offers sports camps in baseball, soccer, volleyball, football and basketball. GVSU offers excellent summer camps. Email grand-valleystatesportscamps.com and get on an email list for future information. Hope College, Muskegon Commu-nity College and Aquinas are a few more you can check into.•
~ Trojan Tributes ~
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