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The Clarion Ledger highlights the standout kickers, punters and snapper from the 2025 season, detailing their performance metrics and what to expect as the 2026 campaign approaches.
Passing drills, lineman challenges and a single‑elimination tournament gave players a taste of game pressure without full contact, culminating in Ubly’s victory over Croswell‑Lexington.
This week’s media days featured Vicksburg High, Warren Central, St. Aloysius, Porter’s Chapel Academy and Tallulah Academy, while MAIS teams begin scrimmages and jamboree games in early August, leading up to regular‑season openers later in the month.
The Commercial Appeal's latest defensive back rankings highlight emerging talent from across the Memphis region, featuring transfers, breakout seasons and early college offers.
A look at the ten elite linebackers leading the Memphis region in tackles, sacks and college commitments for the 2026 season.
After a historic 8-player season and record enrollment, Montabella’s athletic director outlines plans to transition to 11-player football for the 2027 season, seeking a spot in the Central State Activities Association.
The South Bend Tribune’s annual Player of the Year poll features nominees from 17 schools, highlighting top offensive and pitching performances across the region.
Norway's baseball Knights capture their third straight regional championship, finish 22-8, and reflect on a season marked by standout performances and senior leadership.
Three Marquette Marauders were recognized on the All-District team after strong performances in the MHSAA Division 1 district tournaments, finishing the season with notable stats and a close loss in the championship game.
A roster dominated by underclassmen and fresh off a district title saw its season cut short by a late rally from Mio, with key errors and a game-changing home run shaping an 8-7 defeat.
Gull Lake defeated Grand Rapids Christian 1-0 in the MHSAA girls soccer state playoffs, advancing to the Regional 6 Finals. Portage Central lost 2-0 to Byron Center, with goals from Ashtyn Stuck and Nora Leavitt.
District championships across divisions highlight strong pitching, walk‑off wins, and dominant offensive performances.
Coach Jeremy Lawrence’s three‑year run of region titles and semifinal appearances reflects a program built on fundamentals, player development, and a promising pipeline of young talent.
St. Clair’s Marcella Farrell scored the lone goal in a 1‑0 victory over Marysville, advancing the Saints to the regional semifinals.
Kingsford’s girls soccer team delivered a dominant 5‑0 win, highlighted by goals from Ingrid Holt, Clara Grymes, Sofia Tappy and others, as they prepare for the district final.
Ka’ryn Henderson, a multi‑sport standout from Warren Central High School, has signed with Millsaps College to play quarterback for the school's first varsity flag football team, set to begin competition in spring 2027.
The Kingsford Flivvers rolled past Kalkaska 8-0 in their MHSAA Division 3 opener, with standout performances from Lexi Gunville and Jordan Maenpaa as they prepare to host Cheboygan on Tuesday.
After dropping Game 1, the Mooreville baseball squad rallied in the bottom of the sixth to win Game 2, 4‑2, securing the MHSAA 4A championship and cementing a historic milestone.
With a 22‑3‑1 record and a No. 6 ranking in MHSAA Division 3, the Brandywine Bobcats are preparing for a district showdown that could end an 18‑year title drought.