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Perspective: Value ... and Values
October 17, 2014
In this week's edition of MHSAA Perspective, John Johnson talks about what a great value high school sports are and the lifetime values they teach young people.
Now in its 10th season, the radio commentary MHSAA Perspective – presented by the Michigan Army National Guard – airs on over 80 radio stations and audio outlets across the state, generally during the local broadcasts of high school games. The program runs for 30 weeks through the end of the winter sports season.
This week's Perspective: Value ... and Values - Listen
Past editions
Oct. 6 - It's a Game - Not a War - Listen
Sept. 29 - Record Holders - <a target="_blank>Listen</a><br /> Sept. 22 - It's Still A Pig - <a href=" href="http://www.mhsaa.com/Portals/0/MHSAA Perspective/9-29-14-Record-Holders.mp3">Listen
Sept. 15 - Remembering 9/14 - Listen
Sept. 8 - Exposing Specialization - Listen
Sept. 1 - Enhancing The Fan Experience - Listen
Aug. 25 - Safety Trumps Everything - Listen
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This Week in High School Sports: 8/31/23
By
Jon Ross
MHSAA Director of Broadcast Properties
August 31, 2023
This week's edition explains a rule change allowing Michigan schools to play opponents from anywhere in the United States, presents Game Balls to high achievers in soccer, cross country and football; discusses some of the similarities between high school and college or professional football rules, and highlights recent record book updates for football.
The 5-minute program each week includes feature stories from MHSAA.com or network affiliates, along with "Be the Referee," a 60-second look at the fine art of officiating.
"This Week in High School Sports" is powered by MI Student Aid, a part of the Office of Postsecondary Financial Planning located within the Michigan Department of Treasury.
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Previous Editions
Aug. 24: MHSAA.com coverage ramps up, "Made in Michigan" tells us where they are now - Listen