SAC Sound-off: Meet Owosso's Matt Freeman

April 11, 2012

Matt Freeman is a big part of the Owosso football program -- he's 6-foot-2 and 270 pounds and made his all-league team last season -- and will continue to be a big part of the MHSAA's Student Advisory Council as a senior next fall.  He's one of eight juniors on the council; members are selected at the end of their sophomores years and serve two-year terms.

Matt Freeman, Owosso junior

  • Sports: Football, basketball, golf
  • Non-sports activities: Hunting, farming, drummer, theater
  • Favorite class: Weight lifting
  • Must-see TV: ESPN SportCenter
  • One shining moment: Coming back from 15 down to beat Corunna in basketball this season.
  • What’s next: Hopefully, college football. If not, then a small college, and coming home on weekends. Working with my hands – nothing behind a desk.
  • My favorite part of game day is: ... at school, knowing most of the people you see never get the opportunity to be on a team, and knowing you are lucky to be on the team you are on.

    PHOTO: Owosso's Matt Freeman (64) makes a tackle during last season's game against DeWitt. He plays on both the offensive and defensive lines.

    Performance of the Week: Hemlock's Regan Finkbeiner

    March 24, 2023

    Regan FinkbeinerRegan Finkbeiner ♦ Hemlock
    Senior ♦ Basketball

    The 5-foot-6 guard capped her high school career at Breslin Center over the weekend with team highs of 24 points and four steals in Thursday’s 57-26 Division 3 Semifinal win over Hart and the team-leading 19 points and four assists in the 59-43 win over Blissfield on Saturday that clinched the Huskies their first MHSAA Finals championship in girls basketball.

    Finkbeiner played all but four minutes of 64 total over the two games, and she made a combined 15 of her 27 shots from the floor and 9 of 10 free throw attempts, plus four 3-pointers in the Final. She had entered the season’s final week averaging 17.1 points, 3.5 assists and 4.8 steals per game and in February became the program’s all-time leading scorer breaking the previous record of 1,302. A standout in multiple sports, she’s committed to continue playing softball after high school at Madonna University. Her basketball team finished 26-3 this winter.

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    2022-23 Honorees

    March 16: Alaina Yaney, Grand Ledge gymnastics - Report
    March 9:
    Braeden Davis, Dundee wrestling - Report
    March 2:
    Gabriel Sanchez-Burks, Ann Arbor Pioneer swimming - Report
    Feb. 23:
    Grace Sobczak, Marquette swimming - Report
    Feb. 16:
    Kaitlynn Demers, Gibraltar Carlson competitive cheer - Report
    Feb. 9:
    Indya Davis, West Bloomfield basketball - Report
    Feb. 2:
    Braydon Sorenson, Onekama skiing - Report
    Jan. 26:
    Shayna Hruska, Iron Mountain wrestling - Report
    Jan. 19:
    Kayla Tafanelli, Warren Woods-Tower bowling - Report
    Dec. 20:
    Brenden Paden, Riverview Gabriel Richard hockey - Report
    Dec. 16:
    Tuff Scott, Holton bowling - Report
    Dec. 9:
    Macey Fegan, Standish-Sterling basketball - Report
    Dec. 2:
    Treyton Siegert, Gladwin football - Report
    Nov. 24:
    Lily Witte, Dexter diving - Report
    Nov. 17:
    Navea Gauthier, Shelby volleyball - Report
    Nov. 10:
    Derek Huisman, Holland Christian soccer - Report
    Nov. 3:
    Thomas Westphal, New Baltimore Anchor Bay cross country - Report
    Oct. 27:
    Justin Wickey, Colon football - Report
    Oct. 20:
    Owen DeMuth, Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood tennis - Report
    Oct. 13:
    Mia Melendez, Ann Arbor Greenhills golf - Report
    Oct. 6:
    Shawn Foster, Grand Ledge football - Report
    Sept. 30:
    Hannah Smith, Temperance Bedford swimming - Report
    Sept. 22:
    Helen Sachs, Holland West Ottawa cross country - Report
    Sept. 15:
    Nina Horning, Lake Orion volleyball - Report
    Sept 8:
    Arturo Romero, Muskegon Oakridge soccer - Report
    Sept. 1:
    Austin King, Midland Dow tennis - Report
    Aug. 25:
    Olivia Hemmila, Troy Athens golf - Report

    PHOTO Hemlock's Regan Finkbeiner drives to the basket during her team's Semifinal win over Hart. (Photos courtesy of the Hemlock girls basketball program.)