CONGRATS to the girls’ team for their first ever KLAA championship in school history!! Bella Hoose was champion in Slalom and runner up in GS. Sabrina Pezzotti earned the bronze for slalom. Reagan Aylor and Ashley Shelton had top ten finishes and earned all KLAA honors. The boys’ team took 3rd place. Bryce Natter was champion in GS
Hartland hosted Plymouth at Striking Lanes on Monday, February 8th. It may have been cold outside, but the lanes were hot for the Varsity Girls. They brought their A game and won handily 26-4. Morgan Maliszewski had the high game with 207. Well played, Morgan! Despite some strong individual games, the Varsity Boys lost, 22-8.
The best shot blockers in hockey are both fearless and have perfected the technique of getting in front of pucks without coming away worse for wear. “I wish I knew that technique,” Declan Carlile of Hartland said. OK, well, at least he’s got the fearless part down. Blocking shots is far from glamorous, and
3. Kyle Hamlin ► School: Hartland ► Position: Guard ► Class: Senior ► Achievements: Hamlin has been Hartland’s leading scorer each of the past two seasons, averaging 10.0 points as a sophomore and 14.8 as a junior. He made first-team all-county last season after making the second team in 10th grade. Hamlin sank a team-high 47 3-pointers, but
Hartland bowling had two matches this week and continues their winning ways! On Thursday, February 4th, Hartland faced off against Northville at Novi Bowl. Varsity Boys won their match, 18-12. Logan Guibord had the high game for the day with an incredible 246. Way to go, Logan! The Varsity Girls lost their match, 22-8. Morgan
Hartland Varsity ski goes to Mt. Brighton Monday, February 8 to compete in the KLAA Championship ski races. Good luck to all our skiers!!! Thanks to KLB Photography, LLC for the fabulous banners of our boys.
We celebrate our HHS Boys Varsity Swim & Dive seniors on Tuesday, February 9th as they compete against Northville at home. Ben Anderson, Caden Hoover, Evan Nalepka and Leo Schick are the seniors who lead our team. We also wish a Happy Birthday to Ben Anderson!!!
Leo Schick, Hartland swimming Schick had a hand in three first-place finishes in Hartland’s 97.5-88.5 victory over Brighton. He won the 50-yard freestyle decisively in 23.06 seconds, came from behind to win the 100 backstroke in 55.56 and anchored the winning 400 freestyle relay team. To vote, visit the article on the Livingston Daily
