Hart Pirates

The Pirates rallied back after their loss to Ravenna yesterday and picked up an 8-0 win over Walkerville. The Pirates showed great passing form stinging together 5 or more passes multiple times in the game. 7 different players scored in the win: Jesus Salgado (2), and Guillermo Ortega, Chase Bowker, Blane Bromley, Captain Jesse Rodriguez,

The Men’s Varsity soccer team lost a close game with conference opponent Ravenna 4-3. The Pirates led 3-1 at half time with Jesus Salgado scoring on a PK, Rigo Rangel burying a set piece into the side net, and Justin Reyes capping off of a rebound. Ravenna came storming back in the second half scoring

The Pirate Cross Country Teams competed against all the conference teams in the first Jamboree of the season.  The course was at the Mason County Fairgrounds. Times proved to be hampered by strong gusty winds from the west.  Still, both the boys and girls team prevailed on top of the conference scoring with just 17 points each. (15

The Varsity Boys soccer team lost a tough game, 8-0, to strong Whitehall squad. Though the score doesn’t show it, the Pirates has an improved against a tougher opponent from last week. In the previous game against Oakridge there were 19 turn overs in the first half, compared to 16 turn overs in the almost

The Pirates dropped a very close, hotly contested game to conference opponent Oakridge 1-0. Oakridge’s loan goal came off of a loose ball that skipped between defender Hector Perez and goalie Kyan Clark. The Pirates struggled with possession and connecting passes in the first half but stepped up in the second half to create some

The Hart Men’s Varsity Soccer team will begin action this week against two tough Muskegon area teams. Both matches will be played at Home with the first being against Conference opponent Oakridge at 5pm on Wednesday. The second contest will be Friday at 5pm against the Muskegon Big Reds.

On Thursday when the Governor put out new executive orders allowing fall sports, football was put back into the fall schedule. This was a surprise to almost all schools across the state. Hart was well into the process of hiring a new head coach; restarting football has accelerated the timeline. We are pleased to announce

Thursday afternoon the Governor issued new executive orders that allowed fall sports to continue in all regions of the state, including football. After meetings with the MHSAA and the WMC here is what the start of each season will look like: All sports are allowed 2 spectators per athlete Cross Country will continue with the