Ryan Ringler’s wrestling journey has spanned nearly 14 years and included countless miles on the road traveling to tournaments, practices and college recruiting visits. These experiences came with costs, both social and monetary, and the Cedar Springs senior stan...

The last few weeks have been filled with basketball players setting school scoring records or going over 1,000 career points – and Tuesday saw four more join that mix.

Jaden and Kelby Mabin are fraternal twins, but Matthew and Luke Pelak are identical. All four play on the undefeated Mattawan boys basketball team.  Telling the latter two apart was never much trouble for coach Ward Helakoski, a Mattawan Middle School counselor wh...

A number of basketball match-ups with conference leads on the line highlight this week’s MHSAA.tv schedule, which again is offering more than 250 events produced by School Broadcast Program participants.

This week's show features Warren Woods-Tower's wrestling team and discusses the nature of poor sportsmanship faced by officials.

The 120 finalists for the MHSAA's Scholar-Athlete Awards for the 2018-19 school year, presented by Farm Bureau Insurance, have been announced. The program, in its 30th year, has recognized student-athletes since the 1989-90 school year and again this winter will h...

The weekend was filled with county and league championship competition and highly-anticipated invitationals – plus scroll to the bottom of today’s list for a number of basketball achievements, including an MHSAA record setter.

It’s all relative until they meet each other on the court, of course. But there are some Michigan high school boys basketball teams absolutely dominating as we turn toward the final five weeks of the regular season.

Let the second half of Michigan high school girls basketball season begin. We have plenty to watch for right away. Pewamo-Westphalia and Detroit Edison kick things off immediately with a huge matchup, and many more are on the way this week – we’ve listed a ...

Wrestling Team Districts are in three weeks. Two weeks later, Michigan’s best teams will converge for the Finals at Kalamazoo’s Wings Stadium. Teams at the elite level like Warren Woods-Tower point to those championship opportunities all season. And the Tit...

A basketball weekend filled with major showdowns got rolling Thursday, but our top performance comes from the pool where a pair of powerhouse neighbors faced off.

Quincy junior froward William Dunn had 30 points to lead his team past Reading 55-46 on Jan. 8, pushing the Orioles to 9-0 this season while becoming just the third player in program history to go over 1,000 career points.  He entered the game needing four to reac...

This week, MHSAA assistant director Brent Rice offers a "You Make the Call" scenario dealing with the 10-second clock in basketball.

Rematches of the top girls swimming & diving teams in the Upper Peninsula from last season and two of the Detroit Catholic League’s hockey powers highlighted Wednesday’s headliners across the state.

This edition of “Clip of the Week” sponsored by Great Clips and produced by State Champs! Sports Network features a series of dunks by New Haven boys basketball standout Romeo Weems against Warren Mott.

Three Michigan high school coaches with long histories of championship success were honored Wednesday with 2018 National Coaches of the Year awards presented by the National Federation of State High School Associations (NHFS) Coaches Association.

The past two holiday seasons, there has been more trash-talking than usual among Steve Emert and his family. Two years ago, Emert was offered and accepted the girls basketball head coaching job at Walled Lake Western. But there was one intriguing family twist to that d...

Tuesday night is usually a basketball night – and there’s big news to report. But the most major headline may have come in the pool as three swimming & diving stories made today’s top 10.

Tanner Astrauskas is back on track to achieve his goal of becoming an MHSAA Finals champion. Tragedy almost prevented him from realizing that dream.

Members of the Saginaw Heritage hockey team said they didn’t need extra motivation this offseason. With all but three players returning from a team that had made the program’s first MHSAA championship game, the Hawks knew if they put in the time, another sp...