March 17, 2020
Q: What do you do in your free time?
A: “Cooking, organizing, planning and dancing of all types.”
Q: Why did you choose to work in Ann Arbor?
A: “I wanted to work in school at the same time as my daughter.”
Q: What’s your favorite part about Michigan?
A: “The summer.”
Q: If you could use one word to describe Huron what would it be?
A: “Diverse.”
Q: What is something on your bucket list?
A: “I want to go to an intimate concert.”
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On Friday, the Huron Football team travelled to Pioneer High School to take on the Pioneers. It was very close throughout the game but with a minute left, Huron’s special teams unit recovered a fumble sealing the cross town rivalry win for the Rats. The final score was 28-26.
Huron Women's Varsity Field Hockey takes on Edsel Ford High School at 4:30pm in the River Bank Stadium for their first round of districts. Tonight at 7pm Men's Varsity Football plays city rivals Pioneer High School at Holloway Stadium.
After holding the Hornets 0-0 in the first half the Rats fell to Saline 3-0 in the soccer district final match ending their season.
