By next Monday, many girls basketball teams in Michigan will have at least 20 percent of their regular-season games played. Given last season’s results and players expected back this winter, many of the most impressive performances were expected. But surprise tea...

The adoption of an enhanced strength-of-schedule formula to determine 8-Player Football Playoff qualifiers beginning with the 2020 season was the most notable action taken by the Representative Council of the MHSAA during its Fall Meeting on Dec. 6 in East Lansing.

Early-season showcases this weekend in ice hockey and girls basketball gave us a few ideas of how some of the best stack up as the start of the holiday invitational schedule nears.

Aaron Davis doesn’t have to worry about rebuilding Pittsford girls basketball. While Davis is putting his own stamp on the program that has won two MHSAA Finals championships over the past five seasons, he knows the pieces already were in place when he was named ...

Matchups close to home in boys swimming & diving and girls basketball stood out most from Thursday’s headliners across the state, but one of the biggest newsmakers of the week came this morning from Rockford football.

This week’s show highlights the Port Huron United hockey team that provides student-athletes from multiple schools opportunities to play and closes with a commentary on what matters most in high school sports. 

  The latest State Champs Sports Network's “Clip of the Week” features Riverview hockey's Gavin Holmes with a breakaway goal in his team's 6-3 win over Ann Arbor Pioneer. 

Wrestling and bowling entered our daily headline report for the first time after a highlight-filled Wednesday that also saw intriguing results from hockey, girls and boys basketball and gymnastics.

This week, MHSAA assistant director Brent Rice explains the process by which schools are able to rate the officials who work their competitions.

Bob Mirkle calls it a miracle that he’s still alive. The 74-year-old Norton Shores resident had a brush with death Oct. 18 in front of 7,000 fans packed into Sailor Stadium for the blockbuster Muskegon at Mona Shores football game.

The introduction of limited seeding at the District level for girls and boys basketball, and a shift in the postseason schedule for ice hockey, are among changes that will be noticed most this season by those who compete in and follow the 12 winter sports for which the ...

Another milestone is on the verge of being reached by the MHSAA’s School Broadcast Program, which will live stream 100 high school sporting events Friday.

The Hartland girls basketball team continued its champion-toppling season start Tuesday, and a West Bloomfield freshman enjoyed an impressive debut as hoops dominated statewide action.

It’s hard to imagine a better first season of high school lacrosse for Livonia United’s Madalyn Champagne than what she accomplished this spring for the first-year program. Learn more about her pair of MHSAA records and check out more recent addit...

Boys basketball season opened Monday across the state and produced a number of highlights – topped by a meeting between teams that finished last season at the Breslin Center.

Six schools have won at least one Battle of the Fans championship since the contest was created during the 2011-12 school year. This year, it could be your school's turn to show it has the top high school cheering section in Michigan.

Joseph Kimmerer’s heart swelled with excitement as he raced toward the basket on a fast break. The freshman point guard appeared to be destined to record his first points with the Hale varsity boys basketball team on a layup. Unfortunately for Kimmerer, a hard-ch...

This Michigan high school girls basketball season will be played out over 16 weeks, concluding with MHSAA Finals on March 21 at Michigan State University’s Breslin Center. A number of teams with their eyes fixed on that destination didn’t wait long during t...

Matchups of a number of the state’s anticipated girls basketball best topped a weekend list full of high achievers with hockey, bowling and swimming & diving also contributing to the headliners.

Given the increase in school-related shootings since the Columbine massacre 20 years ago, perhaps it is not surprising that these acts of violence are no longer confined to regular school hours.