Chelsea hockey faced a team that looks a lot like Syracuse football a few years ago but is actually Flint Powers Catholic. (Even better: their white jerseys look like a Gatorade advertisement!)
Don’t worry: he made the save.
It’s funny how game-winning goals result in happiness.
Every so often, the Chelsea Library invites area children to delve into its vast pile of Legos to build to their hearts’ content. Their creations are then displayed in the library until the next building frenzy.
Chelsea basketball’s holiday tournament continued with Chelsea facing Pinckney. I wasn’t there for the girls game, but I did make it for the boys game.
Charlie found a convenient footrest when he needed to tie his shoe.
Chelsea basketball hosted its annual Holiday Tournament, featuring Pinckney, Redford Thurston and Adrian. On the first day of the two-day tournament, the Chelsea boys and girls both faced Redford Thurston.
Chelsea girls basketball vs Thurston:
The Chelsea boys basketball team kept an eye on the girls’ game as they prepared for their own game.
Chelsea boys basketball vs Thurston:
The girls stuck around to enthusiastically support the boys team.
Chelsea’s Arctic Coliseum hosted the SEC Hockey Showcase, featuring seven SEC teams and one non-SEC team. (Ordinarily it would be eight SEC teams, but one program had to close down this year.) I photographed three of the four games.
Dexter vs Monroe:
Huron vs Saline:
Chelsea vs Warren Mott:
This Sunday, the Chelsea Library hosted a concert by 93-year-old blues singer Alberta Adams, along with the RJ Spangler Trio. The McKune Room was filled to capacity!
The Chelsea girls basketball team defeated Dexter.
Several members of the Chelsea boys basketball team had a pleasant pregame conversation with one of the referees.
Chelsea students are always ready with helpful advice for opposing players.
Megan finds her fellow students amusing.
Last week, Chelsea hockey lost in overtime in its first of two meetings with its other not-so-beloved rival, Jackson Lumen Christi.
See how Anthony’s right arm is in the process of wrapping around the LC player’s head? If you’re guessing that didn’t end well, the next photo will show you just how right you are.
As with Dexter, when I say not-so-beloved, I mean it. I really, really mean it.
For this image, Brad wins this post’s title of Gravity’s Little Helper. (Or, more appropriately in this case, Gravity’s Little Hepler.)
Remember Steve, the player who left in the ice in pain a few posts ago? He’s back, and he’s okay.
Last week, Chelsea boys basketball defeated Stockbridge.
Levitation is a very important basketball skill.
Chelsea hockey defeated Dexter in their first of two meetings with the not-so-beloved county rival.
See? I told you they’re not-so-beloved.
See?!
The Dexter students had urgent information to pass along to Chris.
Luke had some surprising information for the Dexter students.
