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Davison Varsity football defeats Traverse City Central

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DAVISON (DTV) – (09/13/2024) – The first game on Cardinal turf was against the Traverse City Central Trojans. Last year’s game against TCC was a complete blowout, with our Cards beating the Trojans 49-7.

In the 1st quarter, the Cardinals quickly took the lead with two touchdowns! Ending the quarter with a score of 14 to nothing.

A few minutes into the 2nd quarter, TCC scored their first touchdown. 4 minutes later, however, Davison scored again. Bringing the score to 21-7 Cards. Davison just couldn’t stop pushing, and a few minutes later scored another touchdown. Ending the first half with a score of 28-7.

3rd quarter started off strong, with senior Wesley Hughes scoring the Cardinals a touchdown only a few minutes in. Bringing the score up to 35-7. So far it’s looking like the cards are going to make a repeat of last year. A crazy 53-yard pass resulted in another touchdown for the Cards, caught just a few yards short of the endzone by Braylen Naves. Bringing the score up to 42-7 halfway through the 3rd quarter. As the 3rd quarter winded down, the call was made for a running clock.

4th quarter started slow, but TCC started making a comeback with a touchdown at halfway through the quarter, bringing the score up to 42-14. This canceled out the running clock and gave the Trojans some extra time to try to take the lead. Senior AJ Hill did a midfield run to the 5-yard line, paving the way for another Cardinal touchdown. 49-14 Cardinals. The clock began running again, and the game ended not long after. Another huge win for the Cardinals against TCC, the second win of the season.

On Friday September 20th Davison will be facing off against Saginaw Heritage on Cardinal turf for homecoming. You can catch the stream live on our YouTube channel HERE  or on our Charter Channel 191. If you can’t watch the stream,  we will keep you up to date on our social media pages.

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Davison Varsity Choir adds new members

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Davison (DTV) – (5/13/19)- The Varsity choir is the highest level choir at Davison High School and requires an audition to get in, as well as a year of experience in Concert choir. 14 people are joining this high standing ensemble, including 9 singers returning from last year. Students had to sight read music to audition for the 2019-20 school year. The people accepted are as follows:

A * indicates that they are returning from the 2018-19 year.

Soprano

  • Emma Parker
  • Joey Crowley*
  • Allison Gerkin*
  • Jenna MacDonald
  • Jessica Noack*
  • Mia Aubuchon*

Altos

  • Rebekah Hall
  • Alexis Tracey*
  • Rachel Hall*
  • Susie Chapman*
  • Raven Mont
  • Sophia Perrault
  • Magdelene Rose

Tenors

  • Gabriel Ashley
  • Charles Daunt
  • Alexander Savage
  • Jonathan Faydenko

Bass

  • Kolten Hurley*
  • Diego Martinez
  • Wyatt Rutledge
  • Tysha Fields
  • Brandon Gibson

Internet Issues

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The amount of people on the internet has been increasing steadily throughout the last century and with the new, constant exposure to social media and instant messaging systems; problems like Cyberbullying and Sexting are at an all-time high among teens. With this increase and a recent case right in the Davison community, Michigan State Police came to host seminars regarding the dangers of these actions on the web.

DTV’s Rebekah Allen followed the story and produced a two-part series called Internet Issues with the first installment tackling Cyberbullying and the second piece informed students on the dangers of sexting. The series aired on Monday, March 26th and the following day on the 27th during the DTV daily newscast. You can head on over to our YouTube page DTV News or click the link below to educate yourself on the dangers. Remember to think before you send!

 

 

 

Winter Sports Wrap-up

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After a long season of wins and losses 6 Davison Made winter sports teams pushed themselves to their limits qualifying for some major titles.

The Boys and Girls Basketball teams both got to Regional’s after intense victories in Districts. The Girl’s won 52-37 against Lapeer in the first round, 71-49 to Saginaw High in the second, and finally 50-49 to Kearsley in the final round. They were unfortunately knocked out by Carman Ainsworth in Regional’s 63-44. In the first round of Districts the Boys took down Saginaw 77-58, Clio 83-42 in the second round and finally Saginaw Arthur Hill by one point 48-47 in the final round. Unfortunately they also lost to Carman Ainsworth in Regionals 72-48.

The Hockey team won 7-2 against Romeo in the Pre-Regional Finals, and Port Huron Northern 4-1 in the Regional Finals. This was not the end for the Hockey team though, they made it all the way to the Quarter Finals in Regional’s getting taken out by Birmingham Brother Rice by 1 point in overtime.

8 Wrestlers qualified for State Titles, more specifically Andrew Chambal and Alex Facundo placed as All State Champions in their Weight Class.

In Bowling, Bailey Gipson made it all the way to the Elite Eight for the Girl’s Team in the State, and the Boys won second place in State Finals accumulating 3,586 points. Brandon Kreiner placed 18th in the state, Bailey Gipson placed 15th and Callie Richardson-Fuller placed 19th.

Great job to all of our winter athletes for representing the Davison Cardinals! The spring season is just around the corner, and hopefully they can bring home some more wins for the Cards!

Robotics Team 3534, House of Cards, to compete in FIRST Robotics Districts

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DAVISON (DTV)  (03/08/2018) – The Davison High School robotics team, Team 3534, House of Cards will compete during week two of the FIRST Robotics Districts.

The competition brings teams from all over Michigan. It takes place in Fint at Kettering University.

Admission to Kettering’s FIRST Robotics event is free and open to the public. The competition runs on both Friday March 9, and Saturday March 10.

Team 3534, House of Cards, along with two other area robotic teams appeared on ABC12 This Morning on Wednesday March 7.

Watch that story here:

http://www.abc12.com/content/news/Live-on-ABC12-News-This-Morning-Flints-Kettering-University-transforms-rec-center-into-a-massive-FIRST-Robotics-arena-for–476085153.html

For more information about FIRST in Michigan, and Kettering University District Event details click here:

http://www.firstinmichigan.org/index.php

 

DHS Students make Valentines for Veterans

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Valentines day. Some love it and some hate it. Here at DHS we’ve been doing things a little different. See how a teacher uses this day to reach out to brighten some peoples’ day who might not get as much love.

 

Rollaway Lanes: Through The Years

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Rollaway Lanes, in the City of Davison, has not only given the community a place to bowl, but a second home for many. The Greene family started construction of the new business in 1946, and has passed it down from generation to generation. Starting as a roller skating rink, and working it’s way up to the bowling alley we know and love today.

The bowling alley is also a home for Davison High School’s Varsity and JV bowling teams.

Watch the story below:

Watch web extras here:

Web Extra #1: Past Bowlers Meet Present Bowlers  Web Extra #2: Memories Of Bowlers

                           

 

Web Extra #3 The First 300 At Rollaway

                   

 

Vice President Visit

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Vice President Mike Pence made a two day stop in Michigan to rally support for the new Tax reform. He spoke to the workers at the American Axial and Manufacturing company  about what this new bill would do if passed. Some of the main points are that it would simplify the tax code by reducing the  7 tax brackets to 3 and make filing  easier. Also, this bill would eliminate the estate tax and eliminates some tax deductions. But if a big tax brake like this one passes a big question is where will the money come from? That is a question that has yet to be answered. One thing is for sure that to pass this bill both sides will have to work together.

 

Watch the story on the visit here

DTV on The Big Screen

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DTV has been picked to have our Flint documentary Undrinkable in the Traverse City Film Festival on the 28th of July. There will be Film makers from all over the world and DTV will be among them, and will even be participating in the panel after to discuss our work . At the festival there will be three other film focusing on Flint and the water crisis, one of the biggest news topics of last year, Undrinkable being the only Documentary there created by High School Students. This Festival was founded by Davison own Michael Moore, who has spoken out a lot for Flint and helped get Undrinkable out to the people.  Tickets sales start on the 15th at 10 AM at the box office or at 6 pm online, general admission is 12 dollars. DTV is honored with this opportunity to be recognized along with other great film makers and represent student journalist.

 

Click here for more information on the festival-http://www.traversecityfilmfest.org/blog/

Click here for more information on the viewing of Undrinkable- http://secure.traversecityfilmfest.org/websales/pages/info.aspx?evtinfo=303475~4d61cd53-466a-4a38-9b0c-5dd9c77930d9&epguid=8fc1333c-62a3-467a-b51c-ada73714212e

Watch our documentaries here

 

 

 

2017 Graduation Live on DTV!

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Tonight we will be saying goodbye to the class of 2017, they will be officially getting their diplomas and will be high school graduates.  Over 350 students will be walking across the stage tonight at Dort federal center at 7. Mr. Fishhaber will be the staff guest speaker, and 2017 class president Noah Dieterle will make a speech as well.  DTV will be airing live on our website dtvnews.org so anybody can watch the stream live. Also, it will be aired on our charter channel 191.

Click here to watch live stream of Graduation

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