C is for the way you check tonight (21 February 2007).

Chelsea students express their affections during the Bulldogs’ hockey game against Ann Arbor Huron.  Chelsea defeated the River Rats 7-0.

Career student (15 February 2007).

A gentleman a bit beyond his high school years sits in an unintentionally humorous spot at a Chelsea basketball game.

Making a list (15 February 2007).

Chelsea’s roster awaits the start of the Bulldogs’ game against Ann Arbor Huron.  Chelsea overcame a 15-point first-half deficit to defeat the River Rats 58-44.

Say it like I’m sad and lonely … again (09 February 2007).

Pioneer’s Matt Pettit reacts as Chelsea celebrates after Greg Rebudela’s buzzer-beating shot gave Chelsea a 62-61 victory in overtime.

Big time bright lights (10 February 2007).

Chris Tomlin sings at a Chicago-area church during the How Great Is Our God Tour.

One of these things is not like the others (11 February 2007).

Yes, that is me in the back. (That’s Janni in the middle and Jenny in front, too.) And yes, I am wearing new glasses. Leading experts estimate the glasses make me look 20% smarter.

Also, feel free to play along at home: what are three ways the title is true?

Crowd control means using both vocal cords (02 February 2007).

The Dexter student section exercises its lungs during the Dreadnaughts’ fourth-quarter comeback against Chelsea. Even with their vociferous support, the comeback fell short: Chelsea won 58-53.

Please sir, would you kindly miss this free throw? (02 February 2007)

The Dexter student section does its best to distract Chelsea’s Adam Connell from making a free throw.  Despite their best efforts, and despite a late Dexter comeback, Chelsea won 58-53.

I see you (26 January 2007).

Chelsea’s Dean Roberts (54) looks to pass to Nate Schwarze during the Bulldogs’ game against Tecumseh.  Chelsea won 63-41.

Something isn’t right here (24 January 2007).

A Dexter hockey player finds himself, not the puck, in the net during the Dreadnaughts’ game against New Boston Huron. Dexter lost 3-1.