Follow MHSAA Brackets at MHSAA.com
October 9, 2012
Interactive brackets for this season’s MHSAA Boys Soccer Tournament are available online at MHSAA.com and will allow fans to follow tournament results and upcoming pairings in real time when Districts begin Monday.
Soccer brackets are posted on the Boys Soccer page. Matchups, game times and sites will be updated automatically as scores are entered into the MHSAA’s Score Center, which can be found by clicking the “Scores and Schedules” tab in the menu bar at the top of the page.
Brackets also will reflect time and site changes as they are reported. Locations for the MHSAA Finals games Nov. 3 will be determined and added after the conclusion of the Semifinals on Oct. 31.
Interactive brackets for volleyball and football will be published as those tournaments near. Volleyball Districts begin Oct. 29, and the football postseason begins the week of Oct. 22.
MHSAA Reopening Update (6/2/20)
June 2, 2020
By Geoff Kimmerly
Second Half editor
The Michigan High School Athletic Association has updated its guidelines for reopening of school sports based on the lifting of her stay-at-home order and further recommendations from Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s office announced Monday, June 1.
Winter and Spring sports were halted April 3 to help decrease the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Today's update included the following:
• Member schools may begin summer activities at school facilities as long as these two conditions are met: 1. School administration has announced schools facilities are open to students and staff, and 2. The academic school year (last day of online instruction/exams) has ended.
• Indoor facilities, including gymnasiums and weight rooms, remain closed. This includes swimming pools, although outdoor pools may be used for athletic activities.
• Competition is not yet allowed because participants must continue to follow social distancing.
• Balls may be used among groups of participants, but participants should clean such common equipment as permitted and continue to maintain proper hygiene (washing hands, not touching their faces) and social distance.
• Guidelines will continue to be updated based on directives from Governor Whitmer’s office.
“We were excited and encouraged by Governor Whitmer’s announcements Monday," MHSAA Executive Director Mark Uyl said. "The opportunity for outside gatherings of up to 100 allowed us to rework a number of guidelines that we had published Friday as part of the MHSAA/NFHS reopening document. Our schools have been cautiously eager to take this long-awaited first step. We will continue to provide updates in accordance with the Governor’s directives for reopening the state, always prioritizing safety for all involved in school sports programs.”