With this our fourth installment in the weekly All-Decade posts, there's no question it was the toughest to whittle down so far. I'm sure I've missed some people. Tell us about it.
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With this our fourth installment in the weekly All-Decade posts, there's no question it was the toughest to whittle down so far. I'm sure I've missed some people. Tell us about it.
It's over -- about a month after spring sports ended with the baseball, softball and soccer state finals. We hardly knew ye ...
If you're cruising through the northern perimeter of Greater Lansing today and see the Grand Ledge cross country team running by, here's why.
If a decade's worth of Dream Team selections are an indication, this could be the most debated of our All-Decade posts.
After a decade of all-star games, I feel good saying the Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association on Wednesday put on some of the best I've covered in a while.
After connecting with Guenther Mittelstaedt today, here are a few final closing thoughts from the retired Maple Valley football coach, and a glance at all of this offseason's football switches.
Continue reading "Maple Valley will miss Mittelstaedt, and vice versa" »
Former Everett and Michigan State basketball standout Candice Jackson has been hired as an assistant coach at Wake Forest.
Continue reading "News Tip: Former Everett star moving up coaching ranks" »
As I head off into vacation, you’ll have a week to debate
these possibilities for an all-decade girls tennis team – our second
installment in a series we’ll be offering up each Thursday.
Holt's Cole Darling has three Division I basketball scholarship offers. And the big-time could be coming soon.
This was a hotter debate in Michigan a year ago, or even two, but an interesting column from Oklahoma found its way into my mailbox a few weeks ago, and it's worth sharing.
Continue reading "Football talk: Another thought on public vs. private" »