Grandville backcourt loaded next two seasons

You have to grow up fast starting as an underclassman in the O-K Red. Grandville sophs TJ Barnes and Tommy Gregwer grew a thick skin and quick resolve for the Bulldogs, on a team that beat Hudsonville, East Kentwood, West Ottawa, Rockford and a non-leaguer with Forest Hills Central; and played high-end non-conferences competition like…

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