It was a road-trip edition of varsity action for the Bulldogs, with boys soccer making a statement in league play and field hockey showing grit against a tough rival. The varsity boys soccer team made quick work of their trip to Adrian, cruising to a convincing 5-0 victory. The Bulldogs' attack was firing on all cylinders, spearheaded by multi-goal performances from both Jake Hillis and Preston Paoletti, who each found the back of the net twice. Henry Glendening chipped in with a goal of his own to round out the dominant offensive display. With the win, the Bulldogs maintain their grip on first place in the SEC White with a strong 6-1-1 record. The team now turns its focus to a huge home league match against Tecumseh on September 21st. Meanwhile, the varsity field hockey team faced a tough road contest at Dexter, falling 2-0. Despite the loss and a roster thinned by injuries to key starters, the team showcased impressive resilience. Players stepped up into unfamiliar roles throughout the night, earning high praise from head coach Leslie Fry, who noted how proud she was of the group's adaptability and determination. The Bulldogs will look to rebound when they head back on the road to face Saline on September 23rd.