The report says Freeland defeated Gladwin 7-0 at home, producing its most emphatic result of the district run. Nathan Anaya scored twice, while Cole Harden and Ian Harden each contributed a goal and an assist.
Sam Moeller, Brady Vandaele and Jackson Puvalowski also scored in the victory, underlining the breadth of Freeland’s threat. The report lists the team’s record at 14-5-2, a winning profile built on both consistency and attacking depth.
Frankenmuth reportedly answered with a 6-0 victory over Essexville Garber in Montrose. Landon Jacobs was the standout, scoring four goals and adding an assist in a performance that effectively settled the semifinal.
Brayden Karwat added a goal and two assists, while Brady Mort also scored. Frankenmuth had already beaten Garber 5-0 and 3-1 during the regular season, making the latest result part of a clear head-to-head trend. Its listed record stands at 14-6.
The report says Tawas reached the final by beating Standish-Sterling 4-1, while Laker High edged Unionville-Sebewaing 1-0. The championship schedule is:
The winners are reported to advance to regionals, with Frankenmuth’s path leading to Atwood Stadium and Freeland’s moving through Clare.
The next storyline is whether Freeland’s scoring depth or Frankenmuth’s Jacobs-led finishing can survive a tighter final. One district title will be decided on October 22; the other follows two days later.