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WATCH: FOX 47 Neighborhood Games of the Week - Week 7

Posted at 6:16 PM, Oct 06, 2023
and last updated 2023-10-07 00:29:44-04

WATCH: Our FOX 47 Neighborhood Games of the Week takes us to Michigan Center. Michigan Center is hosting Napoleon lean as both teams entered the game undefeated in conference play. Napoleon was trailing at the break 21-13. A big second half sparked by Mason Roth, who rushed for 282 yards and three touchdowns, and Holden Van Poppel, who added two scores as well, the Pirates went on to beat the Cardinals 44-34.

Plus, we will be at games across your neighborhood tonight:
Pewamo-Westphalia at Jonesville, 48-6

Pewamo-Westphalia traveled to Jonesville coming off a big rivalry win last week against Fowler. After a slow start for the Pirates, they came alive and added an exclamation point touchdown to go up 48-0. Jonesville mustered one final drive to get on the board. Pewamo-Westphalia wins 48-6 and moves to 6-1 on the season.

Addison at Hanover-Horton, 42-8

Hanover-Horton had its senior night against undefeated Addison. It was a defensive battle in the first quarter before the Comets stuck first for an 8-0 lead. Addison showed why they came into the game undefeated. They spoil senior night for the Comets, winning 42-8.

Williamston at Haslett, 20-7

Williamston won its third straight game and claimed sole possession of second place in the CAAC-Red. It was a back-and-forth game early on before the Hornets took a lead late in the third quarter and never looked back from there. Williamston will host Sparta next week at home.

St. Johns at Mason, 13-55

Mason captures its fifth straight CAAC-Red title at home on senior night. Running back AJ Martel eclipsed the school's all-time rushing record as the Bulldogs continue to roll big. Mason remains undefeated and has a big-time matchup with Walled Lake Western next week.

Charlotte's assistant coach has been on the sidelines for 50 years

Charlotte football coach Tony Rodriguez has been at every Friday night football game for more than five decades. Tony's journey with Charlotte football started as a player when he was a quarterback for the team in the 1950s. After graduating from the Air Force he returned home and returned to the team. Since then he's never left. Watch in the player above for the full story.

Thomas Cook

Sports Reporter