Top five players to watch out for

Gymnastics- Claire Worth

After doing club gymnastics for seven years, sophomore Claire Worth began her high school gymnastics career on a strong note. During her freshman year, she was an individual state qualifier after placing fifth on the vault and she was also a part of the state qualifying team. This year she was one of the team’s top scorers in the all-around competition and was consistently the highest scorer on vault, helping lead the team to great success. Claire is a very consistent athlete and a beautiful performer when it comes to her routines. She is expected to make it very far in the sport and have a successful high school career.

Boys Swim and Dive- Logan Tiggleman

After spending a year adjusting to high school along with its sports, sophomore Logan Tiggleman found the perfect balance to perform to his top potential. Since the very first meet of the season, Logan was consistently placing in the top five athletes for each of his events during their dual meets along with consistently taking one of the top ten spots at invitationals. Logan has been working incredibly hard in all of his practices this year and was able to earn himself a state cut to qualify for the state competition. Logan is a very strong and consistent athlete and is expected to have a rewarding rest of his career.

Girls Basketball- Addison Reuter

Evolving from nothing to something, Addison is a sophomore who starts for the girls varsity basketball team. In middle school, she made B team both years. As she continued on with her passion, she became a prodigy of a player. Addison went from the freshman team to the varsity team within just a year. She plays for the best West Michigan Drive team and averages 10 points a game. She was even nominated for underclassmen of the year last spring. Addison puts forth all her energy and heart into her passion for basketball. 

Boys Basketball – Brendan Cargill

Brendan is an amazing leader on every team he is a part of. He pushes his teammates to do their best and always tries to stay positive. Since age six, Brendan has stood out for his athletic ability within basketball. He was granted the opportunity to travel to various states to compete in the Adidas Circuit. In freshman year, Brendan dominated the court; his record score was a whopping 44 points. This year, Brendan got called up to varsity for the last part of his season. Being a sophomore on varsity was a huge accomplishment for him. Brendan is a good sport on and off the court, bringing positivity wherever he goes. 

Wrestling- Alex Korff

Alex first found his love for wrestling in first grade when he joined the FHC youth club wrestling team. After a rough start to his high school wrestling career, he put in all the hard work needed outside of the season to become a star athlete during his junior year. He started in the 190 weight class during every meet this year and was a very consistent athlete, placing in almost all of his meets. He placed fourth in the district competition which helped move him on to the regional meet. Alex is an extremely hard worker and has a big senior season ahead of him.