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Jaxson Dosh Named SVL Red Player of the Year

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DAVISON (DTV) – (11/06/2024) – The Cardinal Varsity football season came to an end Friday November 1st. They lost to Oxford 21 to 14. Even though they will not be moving on in the playoffs, it was a great season for the Cards, including the star quarterback Jaxson Dosh!

Dosh walked away being named Saginaw Valley League Red MVP (red player of the year) and 1st team All-Conference. Throughout the season, he threw over 1900 yards and 23 touchdowns, while also running in 9 more for the team.

Also named to the 1st team All-Conference Offense from the Cardinals is Aj Hill Jr. (RB), Wes Hughes (WR), Braylen Naves (WR), Ben Nichols (OL), Hunter Dunaway (OL). For the 1st team All-Conference Defense is Cortez Porter (DB), Tray Haido (DB), and Ryder Ferguson (K).

Congratulations to the Cards on a well-fought season!

New protocols for entrance to home varsity events at DHS

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DAVISON (DTV) – (9/11/2024) – Friday, September 13th is the first home game for DHS varsity football. They will be taking on Traverse City Central. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. The game theme is “Gold Out” and is a fundraising event to raise awareness for childhood cancer.

If you are planning on coming out to the game, there are some new rules and regulations for Cardinal Stadium and any home varsity events.

Below is an email that was sent out by Davison Community Schools outlining the changes.

“As we continue to focus on safety and providing the best experience for our players, students, fans and spectators, we have made some changes to our protocols for attending home varsity athletic events. Please make note of the new admission procedures:

  • Anyone unaccompanied by an adult who appears to be under the age of 21 will be asked to show a photo ID.
  • Anyone unaccompanied by an adult and identified as being of school age will be asked to show a student ID. 
  • An adult must accompany students in grades K-8.
  • Only those students 9th grade or older and from participating schools will be admitted, unless accompanied by an adult.

Since we anticipate that these new procedures will likely take more time at the ticket booth, security officers will be at the ticket entrance to help keep the lines flowing by checking photo IDs of those who appear to be under the age of 21 prior to ticket purchases.

Other important information to note in regard to admission to regular season events:

  • Ticket price is $5. Cash only is accepted.
  • No Bags or Purses
  • Subject to Metal Detection/Security Screening
  • No Re-Entry
  • No outside food food or drinks
  • No footballs/balls

Thank you for your support and patience as we enact these new protocols. Go Cards!”

If attending the game, you will also notice the new parking lot on the north side of the high school! If parking in the north lot in the bust loop area, use the YELLOW lines to park in. The diagonal white lines are for buses.

Spring Sports Tryouts

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Winter sports are wrapping up and with that comes the spring season. Season tryout will all begin on March 12th here is a list of all the tryout times and where to meet.

Softball @ 3 till 5  in the dirt room

Track and Field @ 3 till 5  in the DHS Cafeteria

Girls Tennis @ 3 till 5  on the Tennis courts

Baseball @ 5 till 7  in the dirt room

Boys Lacrosse @ 5 till 7  in the DMS gym

Girls soccer @ 7 till 9:30 at Genesee Field-house (Bus departs at 6:20 from West athletic entrance)

Boys golf at a still to be determined time in Ms. Stockers room.

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State Finals at Ford Field

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The Clarkston Wolves and the West Bloomfield Lakers face off at Ford Field for the division one state finals.The schools are not that far apart, about 20 minutes away from each other but they both meet up here in Detroit to battle it out For the division 1 state championship.  Both teams are coming into this game with a record of 10-2. They played against each other earlier this year and West BloomField blew Clarkston out 37-16. All the more reason for Clarkston to come looking for redemption.

The first quarter was a lot of going back and forth for each team, both were feeling each other out and trying to get a feel for the game.   It is a very defensive game that is pretty messy and all over the place.   But with a bad snap on a punt from Clarkston, the Lakers got a 2 point safety making the score 2-0 to Bloomfield. This game seems to be pretty unpredictable anything could happen and it could be anyone’s game.

Clarkston started the 2nd quarter with a vengeance coming right out of the gate with a interception by  Zach Scott .  He picked off Bryce Veasey’s pass in the end zone stopping a Bloomfield touchdown. Then Trevor King fumbled at the 44 yard line, for Bloomfield’s second turn over  of the half.   With seconds left in the first half, Clarkston nailed  in with a 30 yard field goal, set up by a complete pass by West Bloomfield’s Connor Heaton to. Then a roughing the passer penalty on Bloomfield. Ending the 2nd quarter with a score of 3-2 to Clarkston.

The Lakers started out the 3rd quarter in control of the ball. Pushing though but Clarkston’s defense blocking them from getting anywhere. Clarkston then gains control for a while then Bloomfield again, a lot of back and forth still. Both teams really counting on their defense not a lot of offensive plays.  A great play by  West Bloomfield’s Bryce Veasley with a pass complete to Taj Mustapha who ran 52 yards into Clarkston territory, but they were forced to punt.

 

Clarkston started the last quarter with the ball but west Bloomfield quickly got it back in their control, Clarkston getting a roughing the passer penalty after  Bryce Veasley  incomplete pass to AJ Abbott. With a great pass by Bryce Veasley  to James Faulkner to run 23 yards for a 4th down. And another great pass by Bryce Veasley to Taj Mustapha  who ran  9 yards for a West Bloomfeild first down . With 5 minutes left  in the game the score still has not moved. With a little over a minute left in the game Clarkston’s Tieler Houston interception to wrap up the game declaring Clarkston the Divison 1 champs with an ending score of 3 to 2.

 

Flint Water Updates

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During a Press Conference this morning at Virginia Tech, Mark Edwards, the lead scientist in the Flint water investigations announced that after 5 rounds of testing on the water of Flint, the levels have dramatically changed and have found themselves slightly below normal. They will continue to conduct tests on the water to make sure that it stays below normal levels and does not fluctuate, but for now, scientifically the crisis is over. The people of Flint have reason to be in doubt and Mark Edwards himself even believes it will be awhile before trust is restored between the people of Flint and their government but there is no denying that the trust has been depleted and the damage cannot be undone. DTV has been with the Crisis and we will still be as the entire thing unfolds.

Here is the full story Flint Water Story

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