This Week is High School Sports: 9/25/15
September 25, 2015
This week’s program leads with a story on Otsego’s girls cross country team, passes out This Week Game Balls to Corunna volleyball and Petoskey football, discusses the official’s role with concussions in the "Be The Referee" segment and closes with a "Perspective" about the MHSAA School Broadcast Program.
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
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
This Week in High School Sports: 9/14/23
By
Jon Ross
MHSAA Director of Broadcast Properties
September 14, 2023
This week's edition discusses how the MHSAA helps train new administrators and update all of our athletic directors every fall, presents Game Balls to high achievers in soccer, swimming and football; and introduces the growing library of past MHSAA Tournament games on YouTube.
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
Sept. 7: Adjustments to 11-player football, boys soccer Finals schedules - Listen
Aug. 31: New out-of-state opponents rules, football record book updates - Listen
Aug. 24: MHSAA.com coverage ramps up, "Made in Michigan" tells us where they are now - Listen