Which quarterbacks and running backs made the top five backfield players in Livingston County? Source: Top 5 backfield players in Livingston County football Reece Potter (Photo: Gillis Benedict/Livingston Daily) 3. Reece Potter, Hartland, RB, Sr. Potter, a three-sport star, was chosen Livingston County’s Male Athlete of the Year for 2017-18. The Eagles can use his athletic ability
Four of Livingston County’s five football teams return a starting quarterback. Source: Who’s playing quarterback for Livingston County’s football teams? Collin Arnold returns for his second season as Hartland’s starting quarterback. (Photo: Gillis Benedict/Livingston Daily) Hartland Collin Arnold wasn’t the starting quarterback to begin last season, as Hartland went with freshman Zach Trainor for
Who are the top five receivers in Livingston County heading into the 2018 football season? Source: Top 5 receivers in Livingston County football
Hartland graduate Todd Cheney transformed a losing program into a state power. Source: No. 2: ‘Crazy’ 7-year plan made Hartland a state wrestling power
Hartland can use 2017-18 Athlete of the Year Reece Potter at various spots on the field. Source: Livingston County’s top football players: 5, Hartland’s Reece Potter
Hartland’s Sydney Bradford shot 72 one week after calf surgery. Source: Roundup: Hartland golfer breaks school mark, Eagles edge Brighton (Photo: Jim Jagdfeld/For the Livingston Daily) HARTLAND — Senior Sydney Bradford shot a school-record 72, leading Hartland to the championship of the third annual Hartland Invitational on Monday at Hartland Glen Golf Course. Bradford,
Hartland returns a starting quarterback and three of its top four receivers. Source: Hartland football could have explosive passing attack in 2018 HARTLAND — Collin Arnold feels like a kid on Christmas morning when he looks at all the gifts around him. “It’s really fun, because I can give it to Reece (Potter) or
Dearborn at Hartland ► When: 7 p.m. Thursday ► 2017 records: Dearborn 2-7, Hartland 4-5 ► Lowdown: Hartland enters the season with a realistic shot at reaching the state playoffs. Beating a Dearborn team that went 2-7 last year is imperative if the Eagles are to achieve that goal. Hartland could have a potent air attack, with quarterback
Monday at the Hartland Invitational Sydney Bradford shot a school record 72 to lead us to a first place finish! As a team we shot a school record 319 to edge out Brighton by 4 strokes. We also had some individual personal best scores of 81 by Violet Sinishtaj, 82 by Olivia Root, and
Hartland competed strong but lost Monday’s scrimmage 7-2 . Andrew Ruff played great at #1 singles and won and #3 doubles Mathew Celini and Jack Philips fought back from a one set deficit to win their match in a third set super tiebreaker 10-6
