Lake Michigan Conference - Players Who Participated in NCAA Division I Athletics

Players Who Participated in NCAA Division I Athletics

  • Boyne City

Jason Rozycki, Basketball, Oakland University

Taylor Voice, Track and Field, University of Michigan

Jason Richards, Baseball, Western Michigan University

Kristen Gaither, Basketball, University of Detroit Mercy

  • Charlevoix

Scott Friske, Basketball, Brown University

Bill Ivan, Football, Indiana University

Ben Myers, Soccer, Clemson University Michigan State University

  • East Jordan

Shaina Peters, Softball, Eastern Michigan University

  • Elk Rapids

Amanda Hammer, Cross-Country, Baylor University

  • Grayling

Zac Baker, Football, University of Michigan

Jason Drudge, Track and Field, Central Michigan University

  • Harbor Springs

Brandon Darnton, Basketball, Michigan State University

Spencer Beatty, Cross-Country, Michigan State University

Tecumseh Adams, Cross-Country, Central Michigan University

  • Kalkaska

Paul Greive, Cross-Country, Michigan State University

Josh Brown, Track and Field, Western Michigan University

Sara Vergote, Cross-Country, University of Toledo

  • St. Francis

Patrick Rigan, Football, Michigan State University

Max Bullough, Football, Michigan State University

Matt Zakrzewski, Football, Indiana University

Holden Greiner, Basketball, Lehigh University

Taylor Henrick, Track and Field, University of Detroit-Mercy

Elizabeth Carney, Basketball, DePaul University

Katy Olsen, Track and Field, Central Michigan University

Joey Kerridge, Football, University of Michigan

Kyle Lints, Football, Michigan State University

Riley Bullough, Football, Michigan State University

Sean Sheldon, Basketball, College of William & Mary

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