Lacrosse Finals Live on MHSAA.TV

June 5, 2013

The Finals of the MHSAA Girls and Boys Lacrosse Tournaments will be available on the Internet Saturday as the MHSAA Network will have live dedicated video and audio streams of the championship games at East Grand Rapids and Rockford.

It’s the second straight weekend of live video online championship coverage on MHSAA.tv, and the first of two weekends of audio coverage on MHSAANetwork.com.

The Girls Lacrosse Finals at Rockford High School will have the Division 2 game start things off at 2 p.m., with the winners of Wednesday’s Semifinal games pitting East Grand Rapids vs. Okemos, and Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood against Livonia Ladywood.  The Division 1 game follows at 4:30 p.m., where the winners of Semis between Rockford and Hartland, and Bloomfield Hills Lahser and Ann Arbor Pioneer will play.

Action in the Boys Lacrosse Finals at East Grand Rapids High School also begins at 2 p.m.  The first game will be the Division 1 finale between the winners of Wednesday’s Semifinal games – Birmingham Brother Rice vs. Clarkston, and Grand Rapids Forest Hills Eastern/Northern vs. South Lyon.  The second game at 4:30 p.m. is in Division 2, where Semifinal winners from the Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central vs. Detroit Country Day, and Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood against East Grand Rapids will square off.

All of the live video streams are free and will be archived on the MHSAA.tv Website.  DVDs will also be available at MHSAA.tv.

Next weekend, MHSAA.tv will carry live video of the Baseball-Softball Finals on June 15, beginning at 9:30 a.m.; and the Girls Soccer Finals on June 15, beginning at Noon. 

MHSAANetwork.com will feature expanded coverage of the Baseball-Softball at Battle Creek, with live audio broadcasts of the Semifinals on June 14; in addition to the Finals the following day and the Girls Soccer Finals.

The Track & Field action continues on the MHSAA.tv website this week, as the running event finals will be added to the site as individual events for on demand viewing.

Postseason Comes to MHSAA.TV

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Team and Individual Wrestling Districts and a pair of competitive cheer league meets were among events broadcast last week and uploaded to MHSAA.TV by our partners in the School Broadcast Program.

A total of four hockey, 17 girls and 14 boys basketball broadcasts also are among recent additions. Here's a look at all listings from last week, followed by this week's MHSAA Perspective and MHSAA.TV highlight clips. 

Competitive Cheer

  • Great Northern Conference at Escanaba
  • O-K Blue at Comstock Park

Wrestling

  • Team District: Marquette vs. Escanaba
  • Team District: Mio vs. Whittemore-Prescott
  • Individual District at Remus Chippewa Hills

Hockey

  • Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood vs. Detroit Catholic Central
  • Rockford vs. Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills
  • Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood vs. Upper Canada College (ON)
  • Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood vs. Brighton

Girls Basketball

  • Calumet vs. Lake Linden-Hubbell
  • Hemlock vs. Shepherd
  • East Lansing vs. Lansing Eastern
  • AuGres-Sims vs. Rogers City
  • Plainwell vs. Berrien Springs
  • Davison vs. Flushing
  • Calumet vs. Eagle River Northland Pines (WI)
  • Cheboygan vs. Petoskey
  • Lincoln Alcona vs. Mio
  • Onaway vs. Inland River Indian Lakes
  • Posen vs. Hale
  • Calumet vs. Escanaba
  • Plainwell vs. Vicksburg
  • Hemlock vs. Freeland
  • Comstock Park vs. Sparta
  • Cheboygan vs. Rudyard
  • Rogers City vs. Hillman

Boys Basketball

  • Comstock Park vs. East Grand Rapids
  • Johannesburg-Lewiston vs. Pellston
  • Cheboygan vs. Petoskey
  • Comstock Park vs. Fruitport 
  • Posen vs. Lincoln Alcona
  • East Kentwood vs. Grandville
  • Hillman vs. Hale
  • Hemlock vs. Shepherd
  • East Lansing vs. Lansing Eastern
  • East Kentwood vs. Holland West Ottawa
  • Rockford vs. East Kentwood
  • Cheboygan vs. Newberry
  • Calumet vs. Iron River West Iron County
  • Plainwell vs. Vicksburg

MHSAA Perspective: In this week's edition, John Johnson explains how situations involving the use of ineligible students quickly can become complicated - How Does This Happen?