Grant Fisher had already established himself as one of the state's top high school distance runners of his era when he took the track for his last MHSAA Finals on May 30, 2015. By the end of the day, he'd run into the record books as one of Michigan's fastest all-time.

Today's look back at MHSAA Finals past provides a pair of opportunities to take a trip back in time to a recognizable place as it hosted some of the legendary champions in state boys track & field history. This collection of clips from the 1965 and 1968 Lower Penin...

Tyrone Wheatley is as heralded a legend as any in MHSAA track & field history. On June 5, 2010, Pewamo-Westphalia’s Cory Noeker joined the former Dearborn Heights Robichaud star in an accomplishment no other Lower Peninsula runner has matched.

We anticipate that senior athletes and activity participants in the class of 2020 will move on to the highest of leadership roles in their chosen professions in the years to come.

Clayton Sayen won the maximum number of MHSAA championships possible for a Michigan high school runner during the 2017-18 school year. After claiming the Upper Peninsula Division 1 cross country title in the fall, Sayen capped his Houghton career by becoming the most r...

Only 12 athletes in MHSAA history have won four individual events at a Track & Field Finals. This week we'll recall three, starting with one of only three to achieve the rare accomplishment twice.

We’re missing spring sports big time. So we’re kicking off our next string of #MHSAAMoments with one of the most big-time performances in state track & field history. Grosse Pointe South’s girls dominated during the start of last decade, claiming ...

After being stung by Detroit Country Day’s fourth-quarter comeback and buzzer-beating game winner in the 1999 Class B Final, the Flint Powers Catholic girls basketball team would not offer an opportunity for the same dramatic ending in the teams’ 2000 rematc...

The 1999 Class B championship game clash of Detroit Country Day and Flint Powers Catholic finished with one of the most memorable game-winning shots in Michigan high school girls basketball history – and started a string of three straight MHSAA Finals matchups bet...

FOX Sports Detroit this week will reair the championship games of the 2018 MHSAA Boys & Girls Basketball Tournaments, presented by Sparrow Health System. 

Classifications for MHSAA elections and postseason tournaments for the 2020-21 school year have been announced – including football divisions determined preseason for the first time since 1998 – and with enrollment breaks for postseason tournaments posted to...

The 1958 Class A Boys Basketball Final pitting Detroit Austin and Benton Harbor has been considered among the classic MHSAA Tournament games of the 20th century. The matchup featured two of the state’s all-time great prep players, Austin senior Dave DeBusschere a...

After three years without a championship, River Rouge returned to the Class B Final in 1969 and won its sixth title of the 1960s by defeating Kalamazoo Hackett 83-50. The Panthers finished 25-2 for the season, and the championship began another string of four straight ...

After setting the Lower Peninsula record the season before, River Rouge completed the streak that remains the standard for boys basketball programs with a fifth-straight MHSAA Finals title in 1965. The Panthers won Class B for the fifth-consecutive season by downing So...

Willie Betts remains the only athlete in Michigan high school history to play on four MHSAA championship basketball teams, a feat he completed as part of River Rouge's fourth-straight Class B title winner in 1964. This time, Betts helped the Panthers to an 86-67 win ov...

What LayRay Paw has experienced and overcome during her still-young life is likely unimaginable for most she encounters on the basketball court. The Holland High sophomore and her siblings were forced to navigate a refugee camp in Thailand and the deaths of their ...

Ypsilanti Lincoln standout Emoni Bates has been named Gatorade’s national boys basketball “Player of the Year” – becoming the first sophomore to win the national award. Bates earlier was named the Michigan award winner for the second time. 

We continue with our third day of "Rouge Week" with River Rouge's third-straight Class B championship during the 1960s, clinched with a 59-49 victory over Hudsonville Unity Christian in the Final. Unity, ranked just behind the Panthers at No. 2 in Class B heading into ...

Ken Wilburn solidified his legend status in leading River Rouge to a repeat Class B boys basketball championship in 1962, playing what legendary coach Lofton Greene called after Wilburn's "best game ever today." The 6-foot-5 senior forward had 26 points, 15 rebounds an...

Nearly 70 years after its first championship, the River Rouge boys basketball program remains the standard at the Finals level of its sport with 20 appearances in MHSAA championship games and 14 titles. From 1960-69, Rouge appeared in Finals seven times and won six cha...