Michigan High School Sports News

After the game, Lexi makes time to pose with some young fans and autographs a souvenir ball for other well-wishers.

We have the boys state tournament reaching the regionals as the girls head for tonight's quarterfinals - and don't even mention college basketball right now.

Olivet Nazarene junior Brian Michell took fifth in the pole vault at 16-feet, 0.75-inches at the NAIA Indoor Track and Field Nationals in Geneva, Ohio.

Cain, 19, was the All-County Swimmer of the Year in his senior season, 2012, despite having to give up the sport when he was diagnosed with colon cancer.

Spring sports are in full swing but postseason performance command center stage in our MLive Top 5 performance this week for Grand Rapids area colleges.

The role call of excellence is considerable. Many of our community's teams and athletes made us proud.

Here's a Wintry Mix look at the non-basketball high school sports scene in the MLive-Bay City region from the past week by the numbers.

It was a tall order to fill the limited number of Wildcat tankers competing, but Novi's boys swim and dive team made a respectable showing at the Division I meet last weekend at Saginaw Valley State University.

Muskegon's Deyonta Davis, who has shown a tremendous ability to block shots this season, put on a shot-blocking clinic in the Class A district championship game.

It looked like Kyle Scott's high school athletic options were being whittled down to one sport.

Abounader defeated Minnesota's Kevin Steinhaus , 6-4. Eric Grajales , seeded fifth at 149 pounds, split his matches to settle for fourth place.

Dearborn Heights -- When a team hasn't won a district title, a coach can't take anything for granted.

The Northern Michigan University Nordic skiing team finished second in men's and women's Nordic combined scoring at the NCAA Championships at Soldier Hollow Resort Saturday.

Zach Zatina, a senior at Royal Oak High School , finished in eighth place in the 50-yard freestyle event at the Division 2 State Meet at Eastern Michigan University to earn the title of All State.

With a margin of 143 points over the second-place team, it would appear that Birmingham Brother Rice took all the drama out of winning the Division 1 state swimming championships.

In a span of about an hour minutes at Saturday's Division 1 swimming state finals, Huron's Will Brenner stood on the starting block, the diving board and the awards platform.

UNIVERSITY CENTER - Hartland freshman Ryan Geheb and Brighton junior J.D. Ham had the best finishes by Livingston County swimmers at the state meet in four years on Saturday at Saginaw Valley State University.

Hartland loses to Trenton in state hockey final: Hartland lost in the state Division 2 hockey final for the second year in a row, falling 8-3 to Trenton on March 8, 2014 at Compuware Arena in Plymouth.

Grand Ledge senior Xinghao Wang won the 100 yard breaststroke at the Division 2 state meet at Eastern Michigan University on Saturday, earning the Comets' first state swimming title since 2001.

Spring sports practices start Monday, but don't expect to drive by area high schools and see athletes outside practicing.