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The MHSAA Track & Field Finals again will draw one of the largest groups of competitors of any championship event in the state this school year. And fans surely will recognize a number of names from Finals past – including, on the boys side, a number of senio...

There was little question that Saugatuck junior Blake Dunn was the individual star of the MHSAA Lower Peninsula Division 4 track & field meet Saturday afternoon at Houseman Field. Dunn swept the 110 and 300-meter hurdles, both in meet-record times, to lead Saugatuc...

East Lansing’s Cole Smith took 36 shots in a boys lacrosse game April 18 against Swartz Creek – and made them count, setting a record with 18 goals in a 27-8 win.  Click below for more on his record-setting performance and other recent record book addi...

Zachary Pettinga of Saugatuck lost the race, but didn't lose his sense of humor. Explaining the decisive move made by Evart's Santana Scott, Pettinga said, "The top of his head blinded me. I lost my footing and everything."

Jesse Hersha is the best small-school runner in Michigan, but he's got big-time talent. Everybody else in the MHSAA Lower Peninsula Division 4 cross country meet Saturday was running for second place, as exemplified by Santana Scott's reaction when he finished as runne...

Jesse Hersha has already done something his running role models never accomplished. But that doesn’t lessen the sense of awe he has for past Concord state champions Kyle Stacks and Spencer Nousain.

A total of 992 boys cross country runners will join 961 girls at the MHSAA Lower Peninsula Cross Country Finals on Saturday at Michigan International Speedway.  No MHSAA tournament event includes that many athletes from so many communities at one time and in one p...