JV Girls Soccer Team mercied John Glenn yesterday 10-0 in the first half.
Goals were scored by Jaclyn Sterly, Cara Wilkerson, Izabella Beatty, Samantha Radtka, Molly Parsons, Valeria Garcia, Bryanna Wilkerson, Brooke Hickman, Camryn Lunsford and Jacqueline Stack. Our record is now 4-1. Next Wednesday we take on a tough Dearborn team at home 5:30 pm.
JV Baseball racked up 20 hits in the first game against Dearborn last night 13 - 7. Andrew Folks, Patrick Shrader, Michael Sancho, Cameron Blair, Kasey Settles, and Brett Wallman all collected multiple hits for the Tigers. Shrader and Folks each collected four hits to lead the Tigers. Andrew Folks led Belleville with six stolen bases, as they ran wild on the base paths with 17 stolen bases. The Tigers were hot again in game two putting up six runs in the second inning. Brett Wallman, Cameron Suvada, Kasey Settles, Johnathan Hatcher, Leyland Reed, and Folks each collected one hit to lead. Tigers 8 Pioneers 3
Last night the Women’s Varsity Soccer Team hosted Westland John Glenn and defeated the Rockets by a score of 8-0. Molly Cote and Chelsea Powell each scored twice, and Makenzie Simpson, Emily Wisniewski, Emily Michelin, and Gabby Revels each chipped in with one goal. Addison Tulik earned the shoutout for the Tigers, who saw their record improve to 6 wins and 1 loss. In those seven games, the team has scored 47 goals and only given up 2.
Many elementary students were able to get a sneak peek of the BHS Spring Musical The Seussical!
Love to see so many smiling faces from across Van Buren Public Schools!
The Ecology club members celebrated Earth Day this week by handing out Earth day stickers for reusable water bottles and suckers at lunch.
Also, this weekend they helped run the Young Scientist Earth Day activities at the Belleville Library. Great job BHS Ecology Club!
Last night the Varsity Women’s Soccer Team got back on the winning track with a 7-0 victory over visiting Dearborn Fordson. Molly Cote and Breanna McCluskey scored two goals each, and Olivia McCluskey, Makenzie Simpson, and Rachel Riley each tallied one. Gabby Revels and Addison Tulik shared the shutout, as the Tigers raised their record to five wins and one loss. The team plays again tomorrow at home against Westland John Glenn at 7 PM.
JV Girls Soccer improved their record to 3-1 with a win over Fordson 6-0 yesterday. Eden Varney, and Ariana Mills scored a goal a piece. Molly Parsons and Cara Wilkerson both had 2 goals. McKenzie Bailey had another clean sheet, not allowing any goals for the 2nd game in a row. Izabella Beatty, Bryanna Wilkerson, Ava Davis and Jacqueline Stack set up a defensive front to help support our shut out.
Girls JV Soccer shut out Stevenson 3 - 0 Thursday afternoon. Goals came from Molly Parsons, Aubrie Adcock and Eden Varney. MacKenzie Bailey helped solidify the victory with another shut out for her 2nd of the season.
Thursday night the Varsity Women’s Soccer Team traveled to Livonia Stevenson and suffered their first loss of the year by a score of 2-1. Breanna McCluskey scored for the Tigers, who took a 1-0 lead into halftime, but the Spartans came back with two goals in the second half to take the win in the hard-fought match. The loss dropped the team’s record to 4-1 and 3-1 in the league. The next game is tomorrow at home vs. Fordson.
Belleville Lacrosse achieved its second win of the season with a 18-8 victory against Lincoln with goals from Austin Conley, Kyle Mikulski, Jack Foster, and Eli Jeng.
BHS Navy JROTC Students had their Commanders Inspection today conducted by the Area 3 commander, Commander Matthew Jordan from Naval Base Great Lakes Chicago. So proud of our BHS Navy JROTC students!
BHS Juniors will soon arrive for the ACT work keys test today. Do well Juniors!
Last night the Varsity Women’s Soccer Team defeated visiting Livonia Churchill by a score of 5-0. Breanna McCluskey scored two, and Molly Cote, Chelsea Powell, and Rachel Riley each added one for the Tigers. Gabby Revels and Addison Tulik combined for the shutout. The victory improves the team’s record to 4 wins and 0 losses, with 31 goals scored and 0 goals allowed. Tomorrow the Tigers travel to Livonia Stevenson to face the undefeated Spartans in a battle for first place.
Varsity Softball snagged a late lead and defeated Salem 11-7 yesterday. The Tigers were down 7-6 in the bottom of the fifth inning when Kendall Volk singled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring two runs. Chloe Solomon, Brooklynn Jones, Veronica Morrison, and Tavia George all had multiple hits for the Tigers.
Brooklynn Jones shut down Pioneer, throwing a complete game shutout and leading the Tigers to a 4-0 victory on Friday. The Tigers tallied six hits on the day. Veronica Morrison and Shelby Yeoman all managed multiple hits for Belleville. Morrison went 3-for-4 at the plate to lead the Tigers in hits.
The Lacrosse Team defeated Grosse Ile on Friday for their first victory of the season with goals from Austin Conley, Jack Foster, Kyle Mikulski, and Eli Jeng.
Despite a strong fight, varsity baseball couldn't top John Glenn. The Tigers fought back after falling down by six runs in the fourth inning. The comeback fell just short though, in a 14-12 defeat to John Glenn on Thursday. Kaden Warren, Demarion Owens, Nolan Stran, Eddie Sain, Seth Campbell and Luke Bodenham each picked up RBIs.
Last night the Varsity Women’s Soccer Team celebrated their first home game of the season with an 8-0 victory over Livonia Franklin. Breanna McCluskey, Rachel Riley, and Makenzie Simpson each netted two goals, and Emily Michelin and Chelsea Powell added one each. Gabby Revels and Addison Tulik shared the shutout as the Tigers raised their record to 3 wins and 0 losses. The next game is at home next Tuesday vs Livonia Churchill.
JV girls soccer won their first game yesterday 8-0 vs Franklin. Goals were scored by Samantha Radtka, Eden Varney, Cara Wilkerson, Payton Mathis , and three goals from Molly Parsons. The shutout was recorded by MacKenzie Bailey as our goal keeper.
JV Baseball wins first game and ties the second. A walk-off double led the Tigers past John Glenn 8-7 in game one on Thursday. Belleville was down 7-6 in the bottom of the sixth inning when Brett Wallman doubled on the first pitch of the at bat, scoring two runs. Andy Folks led things off on the pitcher's mound. Andy went five and two-thirds innings, allowing seven runs on eight hits, striking out eight and walking zero. Game two-A single in the fourth inning helped the Tigers battle to a 3-3 tie with John Glenn. Scoring for the Tigers were Kasey Settles and Andy Folks.