Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Holland, Michigan across Football, Soccer, Basketball.
Week 2 of high school football in the Holland area showcased dramatic finishes, explosive offense, and rising team records, with several local athletes posting standout individual achievements.
Opening week in the Holland area delivered dramatic scores and standout individual efforts from multiple high school football programs.
Holland’s early 24‑0 lead evaporates after six turnovers, penalties and a late surge by the Wolverines, ending the season opener 58‑38 and prompting coach Will Siffin to call for improved discipline.
A look at the scheduled games, predicted scores, and storylines shaping the first week of football in the Holland region.
After Dave DeBoer’s resignation, assistant coach Lito Wagenveld steps into the varsity role, promising to uphold the program’s storied tradition of teamwork, fighting spirit, and belief.
For over a hundred years, Calvin University and Hope College have turned basketball games into a cultural touchstone for West Michigan, blending historic roots with modern fan engagement.
An overview of Mike Boynton Jr.’s appointment, his family’s deep connections to West Michigan, and the upcoming exhibition game that will showcase his leadership.
A look at the top performers from Zeeland, Holland and Saugatuck who are poised to lead their teams this fall.
The Holland Sentinel unveils its All-Area girls soccer team, spotlighting Neave Rewa’s record-breaking season and the standout performances of dozens of regional stars.
NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins returns to his alma mater in Michigan to host a two‑day football camp that blends skill development with lessons in leadership, faith, and integrity.
Holland High School in Michigan is building a new $19 million football stadium, funded by a $49.2 million bond, with the final season at the current venue scheduled for October 9 against Comstock Park.
The Holland Sentinel reports the release of the Michigan High School Athletic Association tournament brackets, outlining matchups and dates for local teams across several sports.
A USA TODAY investigation finds that Black Bear Sports Group, backed by Blackstreet Capital Holdings, has rapidly acquired rinks and teams nationwide, driving up costs and raising antitrust concerns.