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This week's show features the rejuvenated Port Huron Northern football program, delivers game balls to Reading quarterback Alex Price and the New Lothrop football team, discusses the "sleeper play" in "Be The Referee" and wraps up detailing broadcasting efforts for this...

This week's show features newly-crowned MHSAA three-time Cross Country Finals champions Adelyn Ackley and Yami Albrecht, and the show wraps up talking about Michigan International Speedway, the site of the Lower Peninsula cross country championship races.

This week's show features the Calumet High School football team. Game balls go to Zach Mogg of Mount Pleasant High School and Ryan Ringler and Sage Serbenta of Cedar Springs High School. Football overtime differences is the topic of "Be The Referee," and the show wraps ...

This week's show features the Jackson High School football team. Game balls go to the boys and girls cross country teams at Sault Ste. Marie, and Traverse City West golfer Anika Dy. Trickery and Communication is the topic of "Be The Referee," and the show wraps up talki...

This week's show features the Selection Sunday primer. Game balls go to Clarkston football quarterback Jake Jenson and North Muskegon soccer goalie Nick Gerstweiler. Punts and Field Goals are the topic of "Be The Referee," and the MHSAA "Perspective" takes a critical lo...

This week's show features the 8-player football team at Pickford High School, and the MHSAA "Perspective" takes a look into the history books at football teams which have pulled off the undefeated, untied and unscored upon trifecta.

This week's show features the life of late Grand Rapids official Dolly Konwinski, who played in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League, and the MHSAA "Perspective" commentary is a "You’ve Got To Be Kidding Me" piece on a federal court case made by the...

This week's show features Kiera Lasky, a multi-sport athlete on Bronson’s three-time reigning Class C champion girls volleyball team, passes out game balls to Lansing Waverly soccer goalie Shad Cunningham and the girls golf team at St. Joseph High School, dis...

Officials prefer to stay out of the spotlight, but the avocation is at the center of important discussion again as something seemingly inevitable has taken place in the southeastern Lower Peninsula – recently scheduled football games had to be moved because of a l...

This week's show features Hanover-Horton cross country runner Judy Rector and concludes with a "Perspective" on the growing shortage of high school game officials.

This week's show features the Alpena boys soccer team and coach Tim Storch and finishes with an "MHSAA Perspective" about placing too much importance on one percent of participants.

Local radio coverage of high school sports can still be found in a lot of places these days – and for a couple of stations, they’re celebrating 77 years of service to school sports in 2018-19. WTCM-AM in Traverse City and WJMS-AM in Ironwood are literally a...

This week's show features a pair of Michigan radio stations both in their 77th year of broadcasting high school games, presents a "You Make the Call" in the "Be The Referee" segment and concludes with an "MHSAA Perspective" on the importance of radio broadcasts to ...

This week's show features Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central football standout Tate Hallock and concludes with an "MHSAA Perspective" on keeping the same proper perspective of school sports even as the world changes around us.

As we at the MHSAA work toward promoting the benefits of a multi-sport experience at the high school level, we – with our Multi-Sport Task Force – realize these messages will be most valuable when they reach parents of children at the youth levels.

"This Week in High School Sports" returns with a feature on new Lansing Everett football coach Mike Smith and an "MHSAA Perspective" about the transition of executive directors at the Association and how little critics really know about the organization and how it ...

MHSAA Student Advisory Council members were asked their opinions on several of the current issues facing the MHSAA Junior High/Middle School Committee and MHSAA Task Force on Multi-Sport Participation.

Promoting multi-sport participation, and doing so before students reach high school, is a documented MHSAA priority. We believe it’s good for students, schools and society. By encouraging participation but not specialization, balanced multi-sport participation pr...

One of the responsibilities that parents take most seriously is protecting their children from injury, whether it is buckling seat belts in a car or wearing a helmet while riding a bike.

Many parents are trying to live the dream through their sons and daughters – the dream of landing a college athletic scholarship by specializing in a sport year-round. Unfortunately, most of these dreams are never realized.