December 4, 2009
November 2, 2009
Boys Varsity Football – 10/30/2009 Playoffs Big Rapids
Big Rapids downs Fremont in High School Football
from local reports | Muskegon Chronicle, October 30, 2009 10:34 p.m.
FROM LOCAL REPORTS
Fremont wasn’t able to keep its season rolling against Big Rapids on Friday night, losing to the visiting Cardinals, 40-7.
The Packers fell behind 14-0 after the first quarter and trailed 36-0 by halftime against Big Rapids, which is coached by Holton graduate and former Muskegon Thunder standout Mitch Cumings.
Justin Currie led Big Rapids, scoring on a pair of touchdown runs, finishing with nine carries for 138 yards rushing.
Quarterback Joey Frendo managed the strong wind, going 14-for-32 passing for 178 yards, connecting for the Packers’ lone touchdown on a 15-yard pass to Ethan McCarthy in the third quarter.
Ryan Ansorge led the ground attack for Fremont with 86 yards on 18 attempts and Tyler Krim posted four receptions for 74 yards. Tyler Gotts led Fremont’s defense with nine tackles.
Fremont finished 7-3.
October 27, 2009
High School Sports – Fall 2009 Update
As the fall season is nearing an end, I just want to send a quick email and let everyone know what is taking place in the world of Fremont Athletics.
Soccer
The boys soccer just concluded their season with a great district run. The boys lost this past Saturday in the district final to Sparta, the boys played extremely hard throughout district tournament.
Cross Country
The boys cross country team recently won the Lakes 8 conference and are gearing up for another regional title. The girls cross country team is also gearing up for the regional meet this weekend.
Tennis
Paul Blais had an outstanding season and went to the state tournament after placing second in the region.
Volleyball
Volleyball is battling it out with Fruitport and Spring Lake for the top three spots in the Lakes 8. As conference play comes to an end this weekend, they are getting prepared to defend their district title within the couple weeks.
Swimming
Destiny Noordyke has qualified for the state tournament and Coach Pekel is hoping that a few more girls are going to have their opportunity to qualify for state in the last couple meets.
Football
The football team finished second in the league behind Spring Lake. The football team has qualified for the playoffs and opens the district tournament against Big Rapids this Friday.
Just a few notes on what is taking place within Athletics. If you know an athlete, be sure to congratulate them on all their hard work throughout the fall season.
Thanks,
Rob Pouch
Athletic/Recreation Director
Head Football Coach
October 26, 2009
Boys Varsity Football – 10/23/2009 Montague
‘Cats survive scare at Fremont
from local reports, October 23, 2009 11:42 p.m.
Fremont 0 Montague 13
Playoff-bound Montague and Fremont got exactly what they needed in their season-ending game.
Top-ranked Montague got a stiff test on the road in tough conditions and Fremont matched one of the best teams in the state for three quarters before the Wildcats emerged with a 13-0 win at Fremont. Continue Reading >>
October 19, 2009
Boys Varsity Football – 10/16/2009 Orchard View
Fremont routs Muskegon Orchard View in Lakes 8 football
Mike Mattson | Muskegon Chronicle, October 16, 2009 11:41 p.m.
Fremont 41 Orchard View 7
Fremont hadn’t beaten Orchard View in football since 1990.
Most of the Packers weren’t even born at that time, but they all seemed to be aware of this fact.
"Before the season we knew it was a 19-year streak and we wanted to end it,” Fremont senior wide receiver Alec Beattie said. "We knew about it. We’re not dumb. We wanted to win this game so bad. Once we got the momentum it was over.”
Host OV took an early 7-0, but after that it was all Fremont in a stunning 41-7 Lakes 8 Conference victory. Continue Reading >>
October 15, 2009
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October 5, 2009
Boys Varsity Football – 10/2/2009 Newaygo
Fremont beats Newaygo in Lakes 8 football
From local reports/Muskegon October 02, 2009 11:34 p.m.
Fremont 18 Newaygo 14
At Fremont, T.J. Davis scored the game winner on a 33-yard touchdown run with two minutes left in the game. The Packers took a 12-6 lead after one quarter on Ryan Ansorge’s 3-yard TD run and Davis’ 59-yard score on a pass from Joey Frendo. Newaygo scored on a Fred Ball 2-yard run. The Lions took a 14-12 halftime lead after returning a fumble 77 yards for a score. Fremont finished with 381 total yards, 236 on the ground. Frendo was 5-of-6 passing for 112 yards, Ansorge had 132 yards rushing on 21 carries and Davis rushed for 78 yards while catching two passes for 82 yards. Justin Smith led the defense with 16 tackles. Ball had 140 yards rushing on 30 carries and Newaygo finished with 225 total yards.
September 18, 2009
September 5, 2009
Boys Varsity Football – 9/3/2009 Spring Lake
Fremont 14 Spring Lake 41
"Spring Lake was much better than their first game," said Packers coach Rob Pouch.
"But we’ve got to finish football games. We had big plays but we didn’t finish,
that’s not going to win football games." Continue Reading >>
August 31, 2009
Fremont rallies past Kingsley in football coach Pouch’s debut
From local reports | Muskegon Chronicle, August 28, 2009 11:50 p.m.
Fremont 14, Kingsley 7 – at Kinglsey, Fremont waited until the fourth quarter to
rally completed drives with the trio of Joey Frendo, Alec Beattie and Ethan McCarthy.
Frendo connected with Beattie on a 19-yard touchdown pass up the side and Beattie
completed the drive with a run into the end zone for the two-point conversion. McCarthy
came through with a 15-yard run on a trap play up the middle and harassed Kingsley
with punts on special teams keeping the Stags deep in their own zone all night.
Fremont defense stepped up forcing eight Kingsley punts in a slippery game that
saw 11 combined fumbles, seven from the Packers. Zach Hall led Fremont with 7 1/2
tackles including two sacks late in the game to kill the Stags last drive on their
own 45 yard line. Ryan Ansorge led Fremont on the ground with 66 yards on 18 attempts
while Beattie had three runs for 35 yards.
March 27, 2009
October 31, 2008
Boys Varsity Football – 10/24/2008 Benzie Central
Fremont 41 Benzie Central 8
By Ken DeLaat
Fremont wasted no time in dispatching the visitors from Benzie Central as they recovered
the opening kickoff and then handed the ball to Matt Terveer, who scored on the
first play from 26 yards. Nick Coffey and Ethan McCarthy joined the first quarter
scoring parade with runs of 37 and 21 yards, respectively, and Terveer found the
endzone twice more in the second quarter, joined by another McCarthy run to stake
the Pack to a 41-0 halftime lead, enroute to a 41-8 victory. The Packers finished
the regular season with a 5-4 (4-3) record.
Adam DeKryger was once again a force on both sides of the line, leading the team
in tackles with 15. Justin Smith picked off two Husky passes.
10/29/2008 Times Indicator Article (p. 9) Times Indicator
October 26, 2008
Boys Varsity Football – 10/24/2008 Benzie Central
Fremont defeats Benzie Central
From local reports | Muskegon Chronicle, October 24, 2008 9:44 p.m.
Fremont 41, Benzie Central 8 – At Fremont, Matt Terveer scored on Fremont’s first offensive play of the game after the Packers recovered a Benzie Central fumble on the opening kickoff. Terveer finished with three touchdowns on 172 yards rushing and Nick Coffee scored a touchdown and had 58 rushing yards on 3 carries. Fremont’s Ethan McCarthy scored a pair of touchdowns on 21 and 22 yard runs as the Packers led 41-0 at halftime. Adam Dekryger had 15 tackles and Justin Smith had two interceptions for Fremont.
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