Lake Shore Shorians took to the field Monday for the first practice of the 2012 football season.
Lake Shore football Coach Tom Iwanicki led the 2012 Shorians in a series of drills Monday during the first day of football practice. The Shorians had a 4-5 record in 2011. Editor's note: Photos from the first day of practice were added Tuesday.
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To celebrate the start of the football season Aug. 23, Lake Shore High School is planning a number of events to mark the start of the season against historic city rival South Lake.
Students may have just gotten out of school, but members of the Lake Shore Quarterback Club are counting down the days until the football season begins Aug. 23 with a game against city rival South Lake. Plans are in the works for a special student tailgate party before the game complete with a traveling video board from New Life Media, a section recognizing the history between the two schools, and a classic matchup on the field. As part of the celebration, club members are seeking documents from the earliest years of the rivalry, which dates backs to the 1920s. Manning is working with Lake Shore and the Mount Clemens Library to find stories and anecdotes about the rivalry between the two teams. Historical items from South Lake were lost in…
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Five things to get your day, and week, started.
Here are a few items to get your week started. 1. The National Weather Service is forecastign mostly sunny skies, with a high near 59. Hold on to your hats, because it will be breezy with a west southwest wind between 14 and 22 miles per hour. Gusts maybe as high as 32 miles per hour. 2. It was a big weekend for football in the Shores as South Lake won the league championship, Lakeview defeated Fitzgerald and Lake Shore fought hard, but fell to Marine City. 3. The St. Clair Shores City Council meets at 7 p.m. tonight in Council Chambers in City Hall. 4. The St. Clair Shores Hockey Association hosted a day of hockey, family activities and food Saturday at Civic Arena for the annual Opening Day festivities. 5.The Lake House's Creative Art …
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Undefeated Marine City downs Lake Shore Friday.
Lake Shore lost to Macomb Area Conference-Gold leaders Marine City Friday night 28-6 according to MLive. The loss, on homecoming night, dropped the Shorians to 3-2 in the conference, and 4-4 overall. Lake Shore's final game of the season will be at L'Anse Creuse.
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Homecoming festivities conclude today with a parade and followed by the game. Make sure to share photos from the parade, game and dance on Patch.
The Lake Shore Pubic Schools community will have a variety of opportunities Friday to celebrate homecoming. Festivities begin with a parade starting at 5 p.m. at Kennedy Middle School and then proceeds down Greater Mack, turning on 13 Mile and concluding at the high school. Following the parade, from 6:30-8:30 p.m., Lake Shore will host its 10th annual Alumni Mixer at the game. Attendees can enjoy cider doughnuts and they will receive a free alumni pin. Former football players are then asked to take the field about 10 minutes before the 7 p.m. kickoff to form a tunnel for the Shorians to run through and enter the field for the game against Marine City. Share your photos With all of these memorable events make sure to share your photos from…
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Five things to get your day started.
Here are a few items to get your Friday started. 1. The National Weather Service is forecasting a 60 percent chance of rain, with a high near 58. There will also be winds from the west-southwest wind between 15 and 18 miles per hour, with gusts as high as 28 mph. 2. The friends of the St. Clair Shores Public Library fall book sale continues today from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. today and Saturday. 3. It's football, and homecoming, night in the Shores. Lake Shore plays Marine City at 7 p.m. tonight., and New Haven visits South Lake at the same time. 4. The St. Clair Shores Hockey Association is dropping the puck on a new season Saturday with an opening day celebration at Civic Arena. The festivities start at 10 a.m. in the Garden Rink and continue …
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Shorians win third straight game by defeating East Detroit 41-22.
Lake Shore won its third straight high school football game by defeating East Detroit 41-22 on Saturday at Eastpointe, according to mhsaa.com. The Shorians improved to 4-3 overall and 3-1 in the MAC Gold Division. Lake Shore plays league-leading Marine City next week.
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Lake Shore senior Derick Frabotta transitions well for the Shorians from football to marching band to National Honor Society and beyond.
Football player to tuba player. Defensive line to offensive line. Wrestling to National Honor Society. Yes, Lake Shore senior Derick Frabotta is quite the transformer. Frabotta is a valued member of the Shorian football team this season and also manages to juggle marching band at the same time. Once halftime hits, instead of taking a knee for a rest, this versatile young man grabs his tuba and hits the field to march. "It is interesting to watch him when half time arrives, as he transitions from football mode to music mode," Lake Shore Athletic Director John Hartley said. "Derick is a student that is involved in a number of activities at the school and he excels in the classroom. He is one of those students that works very hard for his …
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Lake Shore gets the best of visiting Huskies in showdown of city rivals.
The Lakeview and Lake Shore football squads squared off in another chapter in a long and storied rivalry between the two high schools. After all the dust settled, the Shorians treated the home crowd to a 26-7 victory over Lakeview. A quick, 13-0 lead helped the Shorians set the tone for the contest, and it wound up being a lead that Lakeview couldn't overcome. The win moves Lake Shore to 2-3 on the season, while the Huskies drop to 2-3 as well.
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South Lake defense yet to surrender a point in 2011.
It's getting to the point where South Lake's defensive unit could be called dominant. A 22-0 shutout of Lake Shore on Friday night only reaffirmed this notion as the squad has yet to surrender a lone point in the 2011 season—which is four games in after Friday night's contest. Taking an 8-0 lead into the break Friday night against the rival Shorians, The Cavs outscored Lake Shore, 16-0, en route to the team's fourth victory in as many tried this season. Lake Shore dropped to 1-3 on the season. Next up for the Cavs is Mount Clemens at home next Friday night, while the Shorians will hope to get back to their winnings ways against another rival, Lakeview, at home.
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7:18 pm on Saturday, September 17, 2011
Go Cavs! Knew this would happen! So proud of the team! more ›
Valerie L Trethewey-Harvey
10:56 pm on Monday, October 3, 2011
This student is a true SHORIAN...through and through. I want my 5 year old to grow up to be just like DERRICK! Dedication and compassion...what more could you ask for? more ›