Entries for 'East Lansing'

It’s another busy week on MHSAA.tv, with more than 90 events scheduled for broadcast by participants of the School Broadcast Program.

A trio of football games pitting schools with 2-0 records highlights this week’s schedule on MHSAA.tv.

Nick Archer may have stepped away this spring after a championship-filled 41-year career leading East Lansing soccer.  But the mystique he cultivated remains strong – celebrating the coach who started the Trojans’ boys and girls programs and won n...

Three athletic directors who have provided decades of memory-making opportunities for student-athletes and a member of the media who is beloved for documenting those moments have been named recipients of the MHSAA’s Allen W. Bush Award.

Nothing could wipe the smiles off the faces of the Saginaw Heritage players and fans Saturday – not even a trophy to the head. “Did you see our fans today? They’ve been out in full force all weekend long,” Heritage coach Vonnie DeLong said. &ldq...

East Lansing found itself playing in the Semifinals again Friday for the first time since 2010. But the Trojans also found themselves in an unfamiliar situation with potentially only 16 minutes left in their season.

Class A – made up of the largest high schools in Michigan – also has the most star power to offer this weekend at Calvin College’s Van Noord Arena in Grand Rapids.  This season’s Miss Basketball plus two more finalists, not to mention some ...

This edition of “Clip of the Week” sponsored by Great Clips features a dunk by Brandon Johns off an inbounds pass in a key boys basketball win over Grand Ledge.

The efforts of MHSAA member schools to promote participation opportunities with the Michigan Special Olympics will get live video coverage this week as part of more than 80 events on MHSAA.tv being produced by participants in the School Broadcast Pro...

Saving that special moment from an MHSAA Championship to your computer or handheld device has never been easier, with audio downloads of fall championships in Football, Boys Soccer and Girls Volleyball available from the MHSAA Network Website.

A pair of games Saturday have been added to the online live video coverage of the MHSAA Football Playoffs – powered by the Michigan Army National Guard – and produced by participants in the association’s School Broadcast Program.

When describing his senior all-state forward, Holland boys soccer coach Greg Ceithaml says Daniel Arellano is 'electric'. It took Arellano just over a half to put a charge into his team and lead the Dutch to the school's first MHSAA Finals championship.

We’ll have a first-time Division 1 champion this fall. It’s guaranteed. We could have first-time winners in Divisions 2 and 4 as well. And if one of the four past champions playing in Saturday’s MHSAA Boys Soccer Finals wins again, they all have great...

Championship action in two sports plus the second week of PrepZone gridiron coverage will provide fans of MHSAA action lots to choose from this weekend.

As we hit the home stretch of the regular season in football, MHSAA.tv will play host to key games produced by MHSAA member schools participating in the School Broadcast Program.

Seven MHSAA member schools participating in the School Broadcast Programhave been recognized by the NFHS Network for demonstrating excellent broadcasting skills and promotion of their events during the 2016-17 school year.

Some great early-season football games will be featured this week on the State Champs! Sports Network Extra Point – powered by the Michigan High School Athletic Association – Saturday at 10 a.m. on FOX Sports Detroit.

St. Johns boys golf coach Paul Sternburgh referred to it as a storybook ending. And that’s exactly how it will read for a man heading into retirement and his band of departing seniors.

Khance Meyers put on one final show in an East Kentwood uniform Saturday, and did it on his home track. The senior sprinting star won the 100 and 200 meters for the second straight year at the Lower Peninsula Division 1 Boys Track & Field Finals, and anchored the w...

High school sports fans can catch three weekends of MHSAA Spring Tournament action on MHSAA.tv for just $9.95 on the NFHS Network.