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40 schools On Demand on MHSAA.TV

September 20, 2013

The School Broadcasting Program is gaining steam as we head into the final weeks of September. Watch teams representing 40 schools in six sports on-demand at MHSAA.TV. 

See the list below, and check out this week's MHSAA Perspective on former Executive Director Al Bush: 

  • Grayling vs. Charlevoix boys soccer 
  • Cedar Springs vs. Mount Pleasant boys soccer
  • East Lansing vs. Holt boys soccer
  • Roscommon vs. Cheboygan boys soccer
  • West Branch Ogemaw Heights vs. Oscoda girls swimming and diving
  • Gaylord St. Mary vs. Johannesburg-Lewiston volleyball
  • Central Lake vs. Onaway volleyball
  • Lakeview vs. Holton volleyball
  • Calumet vs. Chassell volleyball
  • North Star League jamboree cross country
  • Johannesburg-Lewiston vs. Mancelona football
  • Hillman vs. AuGres-Sims football
  • Escanaba vs. Cheboygan football
  • Traverse City St. Francis vs. Elk Rapids football
  • Hale vs. Oscoda football
  • Calumet vs. Ishpeming football
  • Jackson vs. East Lansing football
  • Eben Junction Superior Central vs. Posen football
  • Lakeview vs. Newaygo football
  • Comstock Park vs. Bay City John Glenn football
  • Lincoln Alcona vs. Rogers City football
  • Montrose vs. Durand football


MHSAA Perspective: John Johnson remembers recently-deceased MHSAA Executive Director Allen W. Bush, the second of four who have served in the position - Remembering a Servant Leader

Following Olling's Championship Run

December 16, 2011

The MHSAA Lower Peninsula Cross Country Finals were run Saturday at Michigan International Speedway. We followed Breckenridge sophomore Kirsten Olling as she won her second straight Division 4 championship.

She won in 18:02.7, giving her four MHSAA championships so far in her high school career. She also won the 3,200 and 1,600-meter races at last spring's Divsion 4 Track and Field Final.

Finally, a few "By the Numbers:"

--1,973 total runners at this fall's Finals

--Breakdown by class: 641 seniors, 591 juniors, 418 sophomores, 321 freshmen, two 8th graders (8th graders can compete on high school teams for schools with enrollments below 100)