Berrien Springs

In boys soccer, Michigan Lutheran and Adelaide Lake tied at 1-1.

Berrien Springs blinked to Wojcik 5-0.

Buchanan beat Brandywine 5-2.

And soccer is activated at South Haven 4-2.

Both begin at 6.30.

In soccer, Our Lady of the Lake visits Michigan Lutheran at 5, Tawajak plays at Berrien Springs at 6, and South Haven hosts Saugatuck at 6.30.

The rest of the scores from last night and the schedules for today's games are on this station's website.

With your morning sports, for Wednesday, September 30th, I'm Dave Wolfe.

I never call her often enough.

I can never go and see her, that 97-year-old woman who lives in Berrien Springs, my Andrews University.

As far as she's concerned, I should come and see her every day.

She loves her

And Eau Claire travels to Our Lady of the Lake at 6 o'clock.

In boys soccer tonight, Our Lady of the Lake visits New Buffalo at 4.30. Michigan Lutheran plays at Covert at 5.00. Brine and Wine visits Berrien Springs at 5.00. And Dwanjack travels to Buchanan at 5.00. Portage Central visits St. Joe in boys tennis at 3.00.

While the Smack Cross Country teams compete at Battle Creek Levee at 5.00. And the latest high school football rankings, Vicksburg remains 3 in Division 4.

Edwardsburg is 9th, while Pawpaw is tied for 10th.

Unbeaten Berrien Springs is 10th in Division 5.

Schoolcraft is 9th in Division 7, with Lawton and Gillsburg Guster receiving honorable mention.

Decatur is 7th in Division 8.

The Berrien County Conservation District is holding its first fall native plant sale this weekend.

The sale is Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Conservation District Office on Edgewood Road in Berrien Springs.

A variety of Michigan native plants will be available while supplies last.

District Manager Lisa Kuntz says native plants can improve soil health, reduce erosion, and provide food and habitat for pollinators and other wildlife.

how to compost, how to make a rain barrel, those types of things that help with conservation of our soils and water.

Plants available include butterfly weed, pale purple coneflower, blazing star, and big blue stem.

The sale is Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Conservation District Office on Edgewood Road in Berrien Springs.

A Halloween scavenger hunt is returning to downtown St. Joe for the month of October.

It's coming up this weekend.

The sale is Saturday starting at 10 a.m. at the Conservation District office on Edgewood Road in Berrien Springs.

A variety of Michigan native plants will be available while supplies last.

District Manager Lisa Kuntz says native plants can help improve soil health, reduce erosion, and provide food and habitat for pollinators and other wildlife.

how to make a rain barrel, those types of things that help with conservation of our soils and water.

Plants available will include butterfly weed, pale purple coneflower, blazing star, and big bluestem.

The sale is Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Conservation District office on Edgewood Road in Berrien Springs.

A Halloween scavenger hunt is returning to downtown St. Joseph for the month of October.

We'll be getting updates from our friends at Edwardsburg and Pawpaw.

Berrien Springs, 3-0.

At Buchanan, 3-0.

We'll be getting updates from our friends on both sides of that.