Battle of the Fans VII: Vote Now

February 19, 2018

By Geoff Kimmerly
Second Half editor

Three finalists have shown us this month why they should win the Battle of the Fans VII championship.

But we need your help deciding which should be called the state's best student cheering section for 2017-18.

Vote today through 4 p.m. Thursday on your favorite of these three (enrollments in parentheses) – Boyne City (429), Buchanan (420) and Petoskey (941) – by liking, sharing and re-tweeting on the MHSAA’s FacebookTwitter and Instagram sites

But before you do, take a few minutes to watch all three videos and read the stories behind the sections by clicking the links below. 

The contest is sponsored by the MHSAA Student Advisory Council, which will have the final vote on the champion. SAC members will use all resources available to make their decision – including giving significant weight to the public social media vote. Votes will be valued proportionate to the size of the school receiving them (for example, one vote for Class B Boyne City or Buchanan will be worth more than one vote for Class A Petoskey). 

The champion will be announced Friday on Second Half. All three finalists will be invited to Michigan State University's Breslin Center on March 23 for the Class B Boys Basketball Semifinals, and the winner will be presented with a championship banner at center court.  

And now, the finalists, in alphabetical order:

Boyne City

Read all about it: Boyne City Wants You to Get Rowdy


Buchanan

Read all about it: No Place Buchanan's Herd Would Rather Be


Petoskey

Read all about it: Revived Blue Crew Continues to Thrive


MHSAA 2022-23 Student Advisory Council Belief Statement

August 26, 2022

The 16 members of the MHSAA Student Advisory Council are seniors and juniors from across Michigan who serve two-year terms.

These school year's SAC members are Zar'ria Mitchell, Saginaw Heritage; Ben Sytsma, Grand Rapids Christian; Sam Gibson, Plainwell; Christian Sanders, Detroit Renaissance; Brandon Thompson, Petersburg Summerfield; Madeline Werner, Bay City All Saints; Brady Leistra, East Grand Rapids; DaNia Womack, Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy; Caroline Li, Okemos; Dawsen Lehew, Marcellus; Kannon Duffing, Manchester; Carney Salo, Escanaba; Claire Gorno, Gaylord; Sam Matias, Lansing Catholic; M'Khi Guy, Muskegon; and Keira Tolmie, Clarkston.