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This Week on MHSAA.TV
September 24, 2014
A growing list of volleyball matches from the Grand Rapids and northern Lower Peninsula areas and Upper Peninsula are among events from last week available on-demand on MHSAA.tv.
Below are recent events currently available on-demand at MHSAA.tv, followed by this week's MHSAA Perspective and MHSAA.tv Highlights. Also, weekly highlights, features and analysis of high school football games across the state on MHSAA Football Friday Overtime are now available for on-demand viewing on the Prep Zone page of the FOX Sports Detroit Website.
Football
- Lincoln Alcona vs. Tawas
- Onaway vs. Central Lake
- Whittemore-Prescott vs. Standish-Sterling
- East Lansing vs. Lansing Eastern
- Grand Rapids Catholic Central vs. Cedar Springs
Boys Soccer
- East Lansing vs. DeWitt
- East Lansing vs. Saginaw Heritage
- East Lansing vs. Lansing Sexton
- Lincoln Alcona vs. Alpena
Swimming and Diving
- East Lansing vs. DeWitt
Volleyball
- Posen vs. Fairview
- Oscoda vs. Rogers City
- Clare vs. Farwell
- Negaunee vs. Escanaba
- Posen vs. Hillman
- Calumet vs. Hancock
- Comstock Park vs. Allendale
MHSAA Perspective: In this week's edition, our John Johnson talks about how some people try to dress up old arguments about national travel for high school sports - kind of like putting lipstick on a pig - It's Still a Pig
MHSAA.tv Highlights: This week's package includes clips from the Rogers City/Hillman and Tawas/Lincoln Alcona football games, Farwell/Clare volleyball match and Corunna/Montrose soccer game.
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Did you see that? (May 20-26)
May 28, 2013
By Geoff Kimmerly
Second Half editor
Last week for many was one for getting in the final regular-season games and competitions of this spring – and for the most fortunate, a week for winning the first of what they hope will be many championships.
Here's our look at some of the most notable headlines from those seven days. Click on the links for full coverage.
Good Read of the Week
Spangler wins 500: Whether it be painting out the baselines an hour before game time or showing up to turn off the sprinklers in the middle of the night, Randy Spangler’s been doing it all as Coldwater’s baseball coach over the last 25 years – and Gary Baker explains what has gone into becoming a 500-win baseball coach. (Coldwater Daily Reporter)
Girls Soccer
Cadillac celebrates first title: Cadillac and Traverse City West are co-champions of the Big North Conference this spring. But Cadillac’s share is its first BNC title. (Cadillac News)
Softball
Another memorable first: Croswell-Lexington clinched its first Blue Water Area Conference title Tuesday and ended the night's doubleheader sweep with a perfect league record as well. (Port Huron Times-Herald)
Boys Lacrosse
Holland Christian moves on: The ranked Maroons got a scare from Mattawan in their Division 2 Regional game Thursday, but scored eight second-half goals to continue on. (Grand Rapids Press)
Track and Field
Cass Tech, Renaissance clinch PSL titles: The Cass Tech boys and Renaissance girls won big to finish the regular season at the Detroit Public School League’s championship meet. (Detroit News)
Seminary coach finishes: Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary boys track and field coach Robert Schroer will retire from coaching after this weekend’s Division 4 Final – and 40 years running his program. (Saginaw News)
Girls Golf
Houghton sweeps league final: The West Peninsula Athletic Conference individual championship went to a three-person playoff before Megan Kelly needed just one hole to claim the title. She helped key Houghton’s team championship as well, and Houghton’s boys also won their West PAC tournament. (Houghton Mining Gazette)
Baseball
Bath wins big: In something of a stunner at the 52-year Capital Area Diamond Classic, Bath defeated Holt 9-1 in a quarterfinal Friday night behind the 11-strikeout performance of pitcher Ryan Orr. Only twice before in the tournament’s history had a Class C or D school won a game. (Lansing State Journal)