The Boys Soccer team is collecting donations to go to Project Hope at tonight's game.
Project Hope is a charitable organization supporting basic needs for families in need in our school district.
There will be QR Codes near the front gate and the concessions stand to scan for a credit card or debit card donation.
The team will be coming up into the stands during half time for cash donations!
LET'S GO BOBCATS ⚽🐾
📣 Calling all future Pommers! 📣
John Glenn Varsity Pompon is excited to host our Mini Pommers Clinic for students in Pre-K through 5th grade! Participants will learn a routine at practice on October 21 and perform pregame at the Varsity Football Game on Friday, October 23! Registration also includes a Mini Pommer T-shirt, poms to keep, and a snack.
✨ Register by Friday, October 16!
💙 $40 for one Pommer
💙 $70 for two Pommers
💙 $100 for three Pommers
🔗 www.tinyurl.com/4strahk5
Even better, a portion of the proceeds will be donated back to our elementary schools in memory of Dawn LaBelle to help create library spaces and continue her passion for literacy. 📚💙
We can’t wait to welcome the next generation of Bobcat Pommers! 🐾✨
#BobcatNation #JGHS_Pompon #MiniPommers #FutureBobcats
John Glenn Varsity Pompon is excited to host our Mini Pommers Clinic for students in Pre-K through 5th grade! Participants will learn a routine at practice on October 21 and perform pregame at the Varsity Football Game on Friday, October 23! Registration also includes a Mini Pommer T-shirt, poms to keep, and a snack.
✨ Register by Friday, October 16!
💙 $40 for one Pommer
💙 $70 for two Pommers
💙 $100 for three Pommers
🔗 www.tinyurl.com/4strahk5
Even better, a portion of the proceeds will be donated back to our elementary schools in memory of Dawn LaBelle to help create library spaces and continue her passion for literacy. 📚💙
We can’t wait to welcome the next generation of Bobcat Pommers! 🐾✨
#BobcatNation #JGHS_Pompon #MiniPommers #FutureBobcats
🐾Happy National Coaches Day!🐾
Today, we celebrate the coaches who give so much of their time, energy and heart to our students.
Our coaches do far more than teach. They build confidence, encourage perseverance, celebrate growth and help our athletes learn lessons that extend far beyond school.
To every coach who shows up early, stays late, pushes our students to be their best and continues to believe in them - thank you! Your impact on our Bobcats is lasting, and we are grateful for everything you do.
Be sure to thank a coach today!
Today, we celebrate the coaches who give so much of their time, energy and heart to our students.
Our coaches do far more than teach. They build confidence, encourage perseverance, celebrate growth and help our athletes learn lessons that extend far beyond school.
To every coach who shows up early, stays late, pushes our students to be their best and continues to believe in them - thank you! Your impact on our Bobcats is lasting, and we are grateful for everything you do.
Be sure to thank a coach today!
Bobcats Battle All Day, Capture Four Bay County Tennis Titles
The John Glenn Bobcats Boys Tennis Team battled through a long and competitive day on the courts at the 2026 Bay County Tennis Tournament, and when the final matches were finished, the Bobcats had plenty to celebrate.
From 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., John Glenn’s players competed point after point against some of the best tennis players in Bay County. The Bobcats fought through long rallies, close games and tough matches, showing the determination and competitive spirit that has defined this team throughout the 2026 season.
When the final balls were hit, the Bobcats had captured four first-place titles in the eight flights.
Leading the way for John Glenn were:
🏆 #1 Singles — Thomas Dwan
🏆 #3 Singles — Jack Pfeiffer
🏆 #4 Singles — Brady Petrimoulx
🏆 #4 Doubles — Gage Bauer & Logan Debo
Each of these players and doubles partners battled through multiple rounds to earn the right to stand at the top of their respective flights.
For the Bobcats, however, the day was about much more than the four championship medals. It was about the entire team competing for one another. Players supported their teammates between matches, cheered from the sidelines and continued battling even when matches became physically and mentally demanding.
Seven hours on the courts is a long day of tennis, but the Bobcats never stopped competing.
The four flight championships were another reminder of the talent and depth this John Glenn program possesses. From the first serve at 9:00 a.m. to the final point around 4:00 p.m., the Bobcats represented John Glenn with pride, determination and toughness.
As the 2026 season continues to wind down, the Bobcats can look back at the Bay County Tournament knowing they left everything they had on the courts.
Four flights. Four champions. One Bobcat team.
And once again, the John Glenn Boys Tennis Team showed that when the Bobcats step onto the court, they are ready to fight for every single point.
Congratulations to Thomas Dwan, Jack Pfeiffer, Brady Petrimoulx, Gage Bauer and Logan Debo on their Bay County championships—and congratulations to the entire Bobcat team on an outstanding day of tennis!
Go Bobcats!! 🐾🎾
Happening this week at Bangor Township Schools🐾
Bobcats JV Tennis Team playing in the 7 team Jamboree at Dow High School!!
Today the Girls' golf team traveled up to Arrowhead GC to take on Caro and Garber in a Tri. Glenn has always struggled with the front 9 at Arrowhead. Many of the holes are woven through a tight fairways that are tree lined, but Glenn did prevail! Glenn was led by Kate Cataline with a 45. Olivia Duprey fired a 52, while Ella Turow shot 59. Rounding out the Glenn scores were Annabelle Werner with a 64 and Pria Herek with a 67.
Next up: Ogemaw Heights this Thursday at West Branch CC.
🚨 EVENT CANCELLED 🚨
Today’s girls swim meet against Alpena has been cancelled.
🗓️ Reschedule Info: We are working on a new date and will post updates as soon as it's confirmed!
Please help spread the word to our families and fans! 🏊♀️💨
Today’s girls swim meet against Alpena has been cancelled.
🗓️ Reschedule Info: We are working on a new date and will post updates as soon as it's confirmed!
Please help spread the word to our families and fans! 🏊♀️💨
Bobcats Battle All Day, Bring Home Four TVC Champions
The John Glenn Bobcats Boys Tennis Team left everything they had on the courts Friday at the Midland Tennis Center, battling from the first match of the day until the final point of the TVC Tournament.
When the final scores were tallied, the Bobcats had fought their way to a second-place finish out of six schools, coming up just a few points short of the top spot.
But while the team trophy may have been just out of reach, the Bobcats had plenty to celebrate.
Four John Glenn flights battled all the way through their brackets and finished as TVC champions, bringing home four first-place medals!
Leading the way was an incredible performance by #1 singles player Thomas Dwan. Dwan swept through his matches throughout the tournament, refusing to let an opponent stand between him and another championship.
With his victory, Thomas made John Glenn history by becoming the first Bobcat ever to win the TVC #1 singles championship four consecutive years.
Joining Thomas as TVC champions were:
* 🏆 Jack Pfeiffer
* 🏆 Brady Petrimoulx
* 🏆 Gage Bauer & Landon Debo
Each of these players battled through a long and demanding day of high-level tennis and finished their tournament standing at the top of their flights.
For the Bobcats, the second-place team finish doesn’t tell the entire story. What stood out was the fight, determination and belief shown by the entire team throughout the day. Match after match, John Glenn players competed for every point and represented their school with pride.
Four TVC champions. Four first-place medals. And one historic four-time champion leading the way.
The Bobcats now turn their attention to their next challenge — the Bay County Tournament, where they will look to carry the momentum from Midland into their next battle on the courts.
The season isn’t over yet. The Bobcats are still fighting.
Go Bobcats!!
Happening this week at Bangor Township Schools🐾
Glenn held its first and only home event this season today at Bay Valley GC hosting Ogemaw Heights.
Glenn lands another W shooting 204 winning by 17 strokes.
Glenn was led by Olivia Duprey with a nice round of 45, followed closely by Kate Cataline's 46. Rounding out the Glenn scorers was Marie Hayes with a 54, Annabelle Werner and Priah Herek shooting a pair of 59s. Ella Turow wrapped up the scorers with a 61.
Next up: a travel to Caro to play in a Tri with Garber in attendance as well.
Glenn girls golf traveled to Mueller's Valley View Farms in Shields today for their final 2026 TVC Jamboree. The Bobcats had a stellar day taking 3rd in conference play and therefore locking in 3rd overall for the season.
1st team honors went to Kate Cataline finishing with a 3rd place finish overall, having shot qualifying rounds of 86 - 87 - 86.
2nd team honors went to Olivia Duprey finishing with a 7th place finish overall, having shot qualifying rounds of 94 - 101 - 91.
Glenn finished today with their lowest round of the season as well shooting 391 in a play 6 count 4 format.
Today's rounds included Kate Cataline's 86, Olivia Duprey's 91, Marie Hayes's 106, Annabelle Werner's 108, Liya Bossbach's 118, and Aliyah Dubois's 119.
Next Up: Ogemaw Heights come down to Bay Valley for a dual tomorrow.
Bobcats Close Conference Season
With 5-3 Win Over Nouvel
The John Glenn Bobcats boys tennis team closed out the conference portion of their season in style Tuesday afternoon, hosting the Panthers of Saginaw Nouvel on their home courts.
With the TVC Conference Tournament just days away, the Bobcats knew they wanted to finish the regular season strong—and they did exactly that, defeating the Panthers by a match score of 5-3.
John Glenn’s singles lineup once again provided a huge spark, sweeping all four singles flights.
At #1 singles, Thomas Dwan continued his strong season with another victory. Patrick Dwan followed with a win at #2 singles, while Jack Pfeiffer battled his way to a victory at #3 singles. At #4 singles, Brady Petrimoulx rounded out the singles sweep with another important Bobcat win.
The Bobcats also received a key doubles victory from their #4 doubles team of Gage Bauer and Landon Debo, giving John Glenn the five team wins needed to secure the conference victory.
With the regular-season conference schedule now complete, the Bobcats will turn their attention toward Friday’s TVC Conference Tournament.
Head Coach Kevin Miller knows his team is playing its best tennis at exactly the right time.
“These young men are coming on strong at the right time. With the momentum they have going into the tournament this Friday, our goal is to take the trophy back to John Glenn!”
The Bobcats now have their sights firmly set on Friday and the opportunity to finish their conference season by bringing home some hardware for the John Glenn tennis program.
One more tournament. One more opportunity. One goal: Bring the trophy home to John Glenn!
Go Bobcats!!
Happening this week at Bangor Township Schools🐾
Bobcats Defeat Hemlock 6–2, Close the Gap in TVC Race
It was a beautiful day for tennis on the home courts, and the John Glenn Bobcats took full advantage of it.
The Bobcats welcomed the Huskies of Hemlock to John Glenn for a conference matchup and put together a strong performance from start to finish, earning a well-deserved 6–2 victory.
The highlight of the afternoon came from the Bobcats’ singles lineup, as John Glenn swept all four singles flights in straight sets. The four singles players controlled their matches and gave the Bobcats an early foundation for the team victory.
Leading the singles sweep were Thomas Dwan, Patrick Dwan, Jack Pfeiffer, and Brady Petrimoulx.
The Bobcats received additional support from their doubles teams, with both the No. 1 and No. 4 doubles teams earning victories. Corbin Sanborn and Brandon Wood picked up the win at No. 1 doubles, while Gage Bauer and Landon Debo battled their way to victory at No. 4 doubles.
The 6–2 victory keeps the Bobcats right in the middle of the TVC championship race. John Glenn now sits just one point behind Garber High School heading into the final stretch of the conference season.
The Bobcats have one conference match remaining against Saginaw Nouvel before turning their attention toward the TVC Conference Tournament in two weeks.
With the conference title within reach, Coach Sanborn believes this Bobcat team is a much different team than the one that opened the season.
“Garber got us very early in the season. Now all of our players are well seasoned and ready to take the TVC title home to John Glenn.” — Coach Sanborn
The Bobcats have continued to build confidence and experience throughout the season, and with one conference match remaining and the TVC Tournament approaching, John Glenn knows exactly what is at stake.
One match left. Two weeks until the tournament. One point separating the Bobcats from the top.
The race for the TVC title is coming down to the wire.
Go Bobcats!!
The Bay County Hockey Association is excited to invite local children and families to our upcoming Try Hockey for Free event!
This is a great opportunity for kids ages 4–9 to get on the ice, try something new, and experience the fun of hockey in a welcoming environment. No previous hockey experience is necessary!
📅 Saturday, October 3rd, 2026
⏰ 4:00–4:50 PM
📍 Bay County Civic Arena
Families can register online here:
https://tryhockeyforfree.com/event_detail/5263
If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Bay County Civic Arena at (989) 671-1000.
This is a great opportunity for kids ages 4–9 to get on the ice, try something new, and experience the fun of hockey in a welcoming environment. No previous hockey experience is necessary!
📅 Saturday, October 3rd, 2026
⏰ 4:00–4:50 PM
📍 Bay County Civic Arena
Families can register online here:
https://tryhockeyforfree.com/event_detail/5263
If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact the Bay County Civic Arena at (989) 671-1000.
Bobcat Family,
Our Homecoming football game is this Friday night September 18th, and we need your support to make it a smooth, fun, and successful event for our students and community!
We are still looking for adult volunteers to help fill the following roles:
Concession Stand Crew: Assist with taking orders, prepping food, and serving snacks to fans throughout the game.
Parking Lot Gate Attendants: Manage traffic flow and direct incoming vehicles safely before kickoff.
Inside Gate Attendants (Policy Enforcement): Stationed near all gated entrances and exits to help enforce our No Re-Entry policy during the game to keep our campus secure.
Shift Times: For the concessions stands shift times please use the link below.
Concessions https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050e4da4aa28aaf49-fall1#/
Shift time to help with the parking lot is 5:00-7:30 & Shift times for the gates inside the stadium are 5:45-through halftime (roughly 8:45) and a closing shift 8:45-the end of the game.
To sign up to help with the parking lot or the gates please use the link below:
https://tinyurl.com/5n84swdh
Thank you for giving your time to support our school and student-athletes!
Let's GO BOBCATS 🐾
Our Homecoming football game is this Friday night September 18th, and we need your support to make it a smooth, fun, and successful event for our students and community!
We are still looking for adult volunteers to help fill the following roles:
Concession Stand Crew: Assist with taking orders, prepping food, and serving snacks to fans throughout the game.
Parking Lot Gate Attendants: Manage traffic flow and direct incoming vehicles safely before kickoff.
Inside Gate Attendants (Policy Enforcement): Stationed near all gated entrances and exits to help enforce our No Re-Entry policy during the game to keep our campus secure.
Shift Times: For the concessions stands shift times please use the link below.
Concessions https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050e4da4aa28aaf49-fall1#/
Shift time to help with the parking lot is 5:00-7:30 & Shift times for the gates inside the stadium are 5:45-through halftime (roughly 8:45) and a closing shift 8:45-the end of the game.
To sign up to help with the parking lot or the gates please use the link below:
https://tinyurl.com/5n84swdh
Thank you for giving your time to support our school and student-athletes!
Let's GO BOBCATS 🐾
⚠️ BOYS TENNIS WEATHER UPDATE ⚠️
Due to today’s rainy weather, today’s tennis match has been rescheduled .
Here is the updated schedule for the match:
📅 Date: Tomorrow, Wednesday, September 16th
🕓 Time: 4:00 PM
Stay dry today, and come out tomorrow afternoon to cheer on the team! 🎾
Due to today’s rainy weather, today’s tennis match has been rescheduled .
Here is the updated schedule for the match:
📅 Date: Tomorrow, Wednesday, September 16th
🕓 Time: 4:00 PM
Stay dry today, and come out tomorrow afternoon to cheer on the team! 🎾
The Glenn girls golf team traveled a little ways north to where the Hills are Green to compete in the 30th annual Bay County Championship! While the trophy eluded them, they did walk away with Runner Up status.
A chilly start to the morning didn't slow them down...Glenn was led by Olivia Duprey with a 95 which earned her First Team All County honors. Second up was Marie Hayes with a 105, which earned her Second Team All County honors. Annabelle Werner with a 109 and her second birdie this year in competition. Priah Herek has been steadily improving as well and shot a 113. Ella Turow hit a shot on the par 3 hole 8 to about 3 feet and made her first competitive birdie today shooting 117. Liya Bossbach fired a 132 rounding out the Glenn squad.
Happening this week at Bangor Township Schools🐾
