Today in the MHSAA: 10/20/26
By
Geoff Kimmerly
MHSAA.com senior editor
October 20, 2026
1. BOYS SOCCER Clinton Township Chippewa Valley earned an impressive 5-2 Division 1 District win over Sterling Heights Stevenson – Macomb Daily
2. BOYS SOCCER Parker Hahn scored all four goals in Fenton’s 4-1 Division 2 victory over Linden – Flint Journal
3. BOYS SOCCER Maple City Glen Lake came back from a halftime deficit to down McBain Northern Michigan Christian 3-1 in Division 4 – Traverse City Record-Eagle
4. BOYS SOCCER DeWitt downed Haslett 2-0 in Division 2 – WLNS
5. BOYS SOCCER Ludington also advanced in Division 2 with a shootout win over Muskegon Reeths-Puffer – Ludington Daily News
6. BOYS SOCCER Marshall edged Battle Creek Harper Creek 1-0 in Division 2 – Battle Creek Enquirer
7. BOYS SOCCER No. 12 New Baltimore Anchor Bay advanced in Division 1 with a 2-0 win over Port Huron Northern – Macomb Daily
8. BOYS SOCCER Top-ranked St. Joseph and No. 10 Edwardsburg set up a major Division 2 District Final matchup with Monday wins – St. Joseph Herald-Palladium
9. BOYS SOCCER Warren Cousino advanced in Division 1 with a 7-2 win over Fraser – Macomb Daily
10. BOYS SOCCER No. 6 Leland moved on in Division 4 with a big win over Buckley – Traverse City Record-Eagle
Today in the MHSAA: 2/19/20
February 19, 2020
By Geoff Kimmerly
Second Half editor
A pair of championship celebrations long in the making top one of our fullest lists of headliners this season as league titles were clinched in three sports and star performances shined on the court, ice and hill – not to mention the winningest baseball coach in state history announced his retirement.
1. Boys Basketball: Ravenna downed Muskegon Oakridge 70-36 to earn a share of its first West Michigan Conference title since 1980 – Local Sports Journal
2. Girls Basketball: Lake City clinched a share of the Highland Conference title, its first league championship since 2001, with a 36-26 win over second-place Manton – Cadillac News
3. Boys Basketball: Howell claimed the Kensington Lakes Activities Association West title with a 75-71 triple-overtime win over Canton – Livingston Daily Press & Argus
4. Girls Basketball: Hartland avenged its lone loss and moved into first alone in the KLAA West with a 36-33 win over Brighton – Livingston Daily Press & Argus
5. Hockey: Division 3 No. 6 Houghton downed top-ranked Calumet for the first time this season, 3-2 – Houghton Daily Mining Gazette
6. Skiing: Petoskey’s boys and Traverse City Central’s girls clinched Big North Conference championships – Petoskey News-Review
7. Girls Basketball: Ubly earned a share of the Greater Thumb Conference East title with a 42-31 win over Sandusky – Huron Daily Tribune
8. Girls Basketball: Adrian Madison locked up a share of the Tri-County Conference title with a 49-23 win over Clinton – Adrian Daily Telegram
9. Girls Basketball: Kingsley moved into a tie for first in the Northwest Conference with a 50-38 win over co-leader Maple City Glen Lake – MI Sports Now
10. Boys Basketball: East Lansing downed Okemos 45-43 on a last-second shot, putting the teams in a tie for first in the Capital Area Activities Conference Blue – Lansing State Journal
Also of note …
Baseball: Grand Ledge coach Pat O’Keefe, the state’s winningest all-time in the sport with 1,315 victories, retired – Lansing State Journal
Girls Basketball: East Grand Rapids finished a repeat run in the Ottawa-Kent Conference Gold with a 63-59 win over Grand Rapids Christian – FOX 17
Boys Basketball: Ann Arbor Huron earned the Southeastern Conference Red title with a 57-48 win over Saline – Ann Arbor News
Boys Basketball: Muskegon earned a share of a seventh-straight league title, downing Jenison 86-47 in the O-K Black – Muskegon Chronicle
Boys Basketball: Emoni Bates had 63 points and 21 rebounds to lead Ypsilanti Lincoln past Chelsea 108-102 in double overtime – Ann Arbor News
Boys Basketball: Shamar Howard went over 1,000 career points in Lansing Everett’s 57-55 win over Grand Ledge – Lansing State Journal
Boys Basketball: Brett LaFord went over 1,000 career points in Carney-Nadeau’s 62-56 win over Bark River-Harris – Escanaba Daily Press