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This Week in High School Sports: 10/9/15
October 7, 2015
The latest installment of This Week In High School Sports leads off with a look at two of the football division title chases in the Kensington Lakes Activities Association, hands out game balls to Amanda Hudson and Kate Svisco of Utica Eisenhower and Jared Smith of Pewamo-Westphalia and finishes with a commentary on how the Football Playoffs have changed the local landscape.
This Week In High School Sports will lead each show with feature stories from around the state from the MHSAA’s Second Half or from network affiliated stories and interviews. "Be The Referee," a 60-second look at the fine art of officiating, highlights the middle of the show and is followed by a closing "Perspective."
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Past editions
Oct. 2: High school teams giving back, parents' expectations for childen to go pro - Listen
Sept. 25: Otsego’s girls cross country team, MHSAA School Broadcast Program - Listen
Sept. 18: Constantine quarterback Matt Hasbrouck, day-to-day life for referees - Listen
Sept. 11: Mount Morris volleyball's Tabit twins, the truth about specialization - Listen
Sept. 4: Engadine/Brimley football, Good-bye to "a few good coaches" - Listen
Aug. 28: Ithaca football, MHSAA Health & Safety initiatives - Listen
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This Week in High School Sports: 8/28/18
August 28, 2018
This week's show features Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central football standout Tate Hallock, presents Game Balls to Trenton's Jay Solano and Hart's Adelyn Ackley, explains a football play clock experiment during "Be The Referee" and concludes with an "MHSAA Perspective" on keeping the same proper perspective of school sports even as the world changes around us.
The 5-minute program, powered by MI Student Aid, leads off each week with feature stories from around the state from the MHSAA’s Second Half or network affiliates. "Be The Referee," a 60-second look at the fine art of officiating, comes in the middle of the show and is followed by a closing MHSAA "Perspective."
Listen to this week's show by Clicking Here.
Past editions
August 21: Lansing Everett football coach Mike Smith, MHSAA executive director transition - Listen