On Sunday, the varsity and JV girls basketball teams attended the UM women’s basketball home game against Purdue. It was a great day of team building and fun for everyone.
Dine to Donate for Band Boosters is happening TODAY (Tuesday 12/9/25) from 10:30am - 11pm. Use code DONATE for online orders!
Middle school wrestling will begin practicing on Monday, December 15th. Athletes must have a physical dated on or after April 15, 2025 on file in the athletic office to participate.
The Aggie boys 7th grade basketball team traveled to Morenci on Saturday morning to compete in the TCC Tournament.
In the first game against B-D, the boys got off to a slow start against the Patriots and were down 19-9 at the half. The young Aggies battled back in the 4th quarter but ultimately fell short losing 28-20. The Aggies were led in scoring by Mason Carmody with 6 points.
In the next game against the Cougars of LCS the Aggie boys were on fire and were led in scoring by Layne Emerson who chipped in 12 points. Bryce North added another 7 points in the win. Aggies, with the 27-12 win, finished 3rd in the tournament.
The 8th grade team also competed in the tournament. The Aggies won game 1 over Waldron, 38 – 14. Leading the way were Clayton Jones and Brady Williams who each scored 10 points. Defensively, the Aggies forced many turnovers and played very aggressive. In the championship game, the Aggies fought hard all the way to the end against a very good LCS team, losing 39 – 26. In a very rough and physical game, the Aggies were led by Brady Williams with 13 points and Emerson Walsh with 11 points. Also, Nolan Borders represented Sand Creek as he won the Speed Lay-Up competition for the tournament.
In the first game against B-D, the boys got off to a slow start against the Patriots and were down 19-9 at the half. The young Aggies battled back in the 4th quarter but ultimately fell short losing 28-20. The Aggies were led in scoring by Mason Carmody with 6 points.
In the next game against the Cougars of LCS the Aggie boys were on fire and were led in scoring by Layne Emerson who chipped in 12 points. Bryce North added another 7 points in the win. Aggies, with the 27-12 win, finished 3rd in the tournament.
The 8th grade team also competed in the tournament. The Aggies won game 1 over Waldron, 38 – 14. Leading the way were Clayton Jones and Brady Williams who each scored 10 points. Defensively, the Aggies forced many turnovers and played very aggressive. In the championship game, the Aggies fought hard all the way to the end against a very good LCS team, losing 39 – 26. In a very rough and physical game, the Aggies were led by Brady Williams with 13 points and Emerson Walsh with 11 points. Also, Nolan Borders represented Sand Creek as he won the Speed Lay-Up competition for the tournament.
Monday, 12/8-The boys basketball game @ Manchester this evening will be a varsity only game starting at 6:00.
The Aggies wrestled tough competition Saturday at Romeo. While going 0-5 in team duals, several big individual matchups were won on the day. The top performer for the Aggies was Nathan Bennett, going 3-2 on the day, to maintain a winning season record.
Congratulations to our December Positive Postcard winners!
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School of Choice for second semester is open now through Friday, December 19th!
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The girls on the varsity wrestling team traveled to Adrian High School last night. Emma Pifer went 2-0 on the night, recording two pins for the Aggies. Her opponents were from Northville and Adrian, the latter will work in her advantage towards county seeding.
Christmas Spirit Week for junior high and high school is December 8th-12th!
The Aggie Varsity Wrestling Team avenged a huge loss from last season, beating Monroe Jefferson 58-18 on Wednesday evening. The Aggies recorded victories in 11 of 14 matches.
The 7th grade boys basketball team traveled to Britton-Deerfield to take on the Patriots Wednesday night. The Aggies started strong and with a solid defensive performance, avenged an early season loss to the Patriots, coming away with the win with a score of 32-30.
The young Aggies were led in scoring by Mason Carmody with 13 points. Kolton Shadewald chipped in 9 points and Bryce North had a great night on the defensive side of the ball and also contributed 5 points in the win.
The young Aggies were led in scoring by Mason Carmody with 13 points. Kolton Shadewald chipped in 9 points and Bryce North had a great night on the defensive side of the ball and also contributed 5 points in the win.
Come support Sand Creek Little League this Sunday, December 7th from 1-4pm!
The 7th grade boys basketball team travelled over to Erie Mason Monday night to take on the Eagles. The boys got down early but battled back in the 2nd half to erase a large deficit brought on by the larger Eagles. Our Aggies fought to the end but eventually lost 26-15. The Aggies were led in scoring and rebounding by Benji Kay who had 10 points and 8 rebounds. Damien Carden- Edwards chipped in a big shot early to start the Aggie comeback.
The 8th grade boys basketball team defeated the Eagles in convincing fashion, 41 – 15. The Aggies led from start to finish as many players contributed in the scoring column. Highlighting the scoring efforts was Josiah Schoonover who was credited in the box score for calmly sinking a free throw in the forth quarter.
The 8th grade boys basketball team defeated the Eagles in convincing fashion, 41 – 15. The Aggies led from start to finish as many players contributed in the scoring column. Highlighting the scoring efforts was Josiah Schoonover who was credited in the box score for calmly sinking a free throw in the forth quarter.
The lady Aggies bowling team took on Chelsea yesterday coming home with a win. Congratulations to Peyton Luck bowling a 115, and a 110, Makenna Wahl bowling a 95, and Savanna Mojica bowling a 92. Great bowling from everyone on the team and a great start to the season!
Go lady Aggies!!
Go lady Aggies!!
Please join us on Friday, December 12th for the Disbrow Strong Benefit.
The JV boys basketball team beat Reading 55-33 Monday night to open the season. Brennen Bates led all scorers with 15 points. Gavin Voorhees and Caden Glinski added 9 a piece and Jackson Sutherland had 8.
The varsity boys started the season off with a big win against Reading. Final score was 56-53. The guys shot well from the free throw line and made it there frequently with 36 FT attempts. The game was up and down with SC jumping out to a 9 point lead in the first quarter. After half time the rangers charged back eventually taking a 3 point lead in the 3rd. The Aggies would not be denied and quickly took the lead back in the 4th and never relinquished it again. Gavin Eack led the Aggies in points with 16 and also in rebounds with 7. Grady Hazelwood had a solid performance with 12 points. The Aggies take on Hudson for their home opener on Friday night.
The varsity boys started the season off with a big win against Reading. Final score was 56-53. The guys shot well from the free throw line and made it there frequently with 36 FT attempts. The game was up and down with SC jumping out to a 9 point lead in the first quarter. After half time the rangers charged back eventually taking a 3 point lead in the 3rd. The Aggies would not be denied and quickly took the lead back in the 4th and never relinquished it again. Gavin Eack led the Aggies in points with 16 and also in rebounds with 7. Grady Hazelwood had a solid performance with 12 points. The Aggies take on Hudson for their home opener on Friday night.
Special Education Team - Thank you for the incredible guidance, patience, and support you provide to the students in our building each and every day. Your dedication shines through in the way you nurture their growth, celebrate their strengths, and help them overcome challenges with compassion and care. Your work makes a meaningful difference—not only in the lives of the students you support, but in the heart of our entire school community. We appreciate all that you do and the remarkable impact you have!
