Escanaba senior Shane Wallin (four) follows up on a Three-point shot try throughout a non-conference sport on February 16, 2024 at Escanaba Excessive College. (“The Huge Canine” Mitch Vosburg Day by day Press)
SF. IGNACE – Jon Ingalls and two of his colleagues from St. Ignace LaSalle will say goodbye to their dwelling fitness center on Saturday on the 38th annual UP All-Star Traditional.
There shall be two UP All-Star basketball video games, with the women taking part in at 11:30 a.m. and the boys at roughly 1 p.m. The motion begins at 9:45 a.m. with three abilities contests, women' free throws, boys' and boys' and women' slam dunks. Three-point taking pictures.
Ingalls, an all-state choice, was Mr. Basketball in UP. He scored 2,029 profession factors, which is ninth all-time within the Higher Peninsula.
The video games, which have been held right here for the previous three years, are sponsored by the UP Sports activities Corridor of Fame.
He may even bid farewell to longtime coach St. Ignace, Doug Ingalls, who will retire after main the East boys sport. He additionally helped his spouse, Dorene, coach the women group that gained 5 state championships. Doug was named the Related Press Class C Coach of the 12 months.
One other son, Jackson, who organized the All-Star Traditional for the previous three years, additionally stated goodbye. Jackson Ingalls will officiate the women video games, with father-daughter Wayne and Lauren Marshall additionally officiating. Former LaSalle Superintendent Don Gustafson will donate his time for the boys sport with Bobby Lee and Eric Danielson.
Becoming a member of the youthful Ingalls on this farewell sport shall be fellow LaSalle seniors Ethan McLean and Nick Halberg.
On Friday night, gamers shall be handled to a tour of the Mackinac Bridge and Mackinaw Island, courtesy of Shepler's Boat Traces.
Individuals within the two all-star video games had been chosen primarily based on alternatives for the All-UP basketball groups by the UP Sportswriters and Sportscasters Affiliation. The groups are principally determined utilizing the M-95 freeway to separate the East-West groups. The East groups will put on their dwelling college uniforms, whereas the West groups will put on their highway uniforms.
The East group shall be led by coach Ryan Reichel, who led Ishpeming to the Class C women state championship earlier this yr. Mike O'Donnell will direct The West Ladies.
Ladies from the East: Autumn Trombley and Ceara LeBlanc, Brimley; Chloe Might, Maplewood Baptist; Allison CeCe, St. Ignatius; Lucia Rabachova, Newberry; Danielle Lund, Manistique; Keira Maki, Escanaba; Emersyn Crisp, Munising; Kyley Elmblad, Marquette; Ella Mason and Callie Rajala, Negaunee. Coach Mike O'Donnell, Negaunee.
Western Ladies: Brooke Stanislawski, Bessemer; Adelyn Swain, Greenback Bay; Danica Shamion, West Iron County; MaKenna Hendrickson and Jaycee Larson, Baraga; Megan Marta, Westwood; Jenna Maki and Kadie Kaukola, Ishpeming; Gracie Kleikamp, North Central, Anna Axtell, Menominee; McKenzie Hoffmeyer, Bark River-Harris. Coach Ryan Reichel, Ishpeming.
Jap Boys: Nate Koepp, Sault Ste. Marie; Perry LeBlanc, Brimley; Cam Petterson, Rudyard; Jon Ingalls, Ethan McLean and Nick Halberg, St. Ignatius; Wyatt Demers, Manistique; Drake Johnson, Gladstone; Brad VanDamme, Mid Peninsula; Trent Rutter, Superior Central; Coach: Doug Ingalls.
western boys: Gabe Popko and Dan Marcotte, Lake Linden-Hubbell; Gaven Rintala and Felix Quevedo, Forest Park; Jeffers: Levi Frahm; Nominated: Connor Coduti, Alex Ortman, Norway, Andrew Niemi, Westwood; Gavin Sanders, Negaunee; Shane Wallin, Escanaba; coach Dan Olkannen, Kingsford.