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The varsity football program at Gull Lake High School has been shut down for the 2026 season after players raised safety and competitiveness concerns, an alleged assault investigation unfolded, and the head coach was placed on leave.
As the new football season approaches, Gull Lake High School in Michigan faces a controversy over alleged assaults at a varsity camp, prompting administrative leave for the head coach and a joint investigation by state police and the district.
At a special board meeting, families demanded transparency while authorities detailed the ongoing probe into an alleged incident tied to a football camp in Oceana County.
A 34‑year‑old Michigan man was taken into custody following a heated exchange that ended with a weapon brandished and a chilling declaration of lethal intent.
An investigation by Michigan State Police into alleged assaults at a Gull Lake High School football camp has led to the head coach being placed on paid administrative leave, while the coach expresses hope for a swift resolution and a return to the team.
An alleged assault during a June football camp involving the Gull Lake High School varsity team has prompted a multi‑jurisdiction investigation, leading to the placement of head coach Jalon Simpson on administrative leave and raising community concerns.
On June 24, Michigan State Police will host the Basketball Cop/Troopers on Tour event in Berrien Springs, offering basketball, cornhole, dancing and a chance to meet recruiters.