Michigan High School Sports News

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.

HOLLAND, MI The Bangor John Glenn boys swimming team always tries to give its finest performance in its final performance.

The Wildcats just saw their nine-point lead against Forest Hills Central midway through the fourth quarter evaporate as the Rangers tied the Class A district title game and sent it to overtime Friday night.

The score was ugly and the game may have been over before some people even realized it started, but Friday night's district final showdown between Plainwell and Otsego was perfect.

Julian Taylor doesn't know what it's like to lose a district playoff game as the Saginaw High boys basketball head coach, and it will be at least another year before he finds out.

MUSKEGON, MI With 2:22 remaining on the clock and the game in hand, Muskegon starters Deshaun Thrower, Jordan Waire and Will Roberson walked off the court at Redmond-Potter Gymnasium for the final time.

Bryce Davis won't be close to home when he's at Trine University in the fall. But that doesn't mean he won't feel at home in Angola, Ind.

Birmingham Seaholm won the Division 2 state swimming championship in 2011, but since then, the Maples have left the state finals unsatisfied with a couple of third-place finishes.

The big white "G" on Grandville's hockey jersey could've stood for galvanizing, guts, grit, grand or gallant last night at Compuware Arena.

The former Bangor John Glenn standout has delivered a breakout career behind the plate for the University of Michigan baseball team.

Geneva, Ohio- The Aquinas College indoor track & field team had a great start to the NAIA Indoor Track & Field Championships.

Looking at it on the surface, Wednesday night's Division 1 quarterfinal boys hockey game at Yost Arena in Ann Arbor ended just like last year's did for the Plymouth Wildcats.

The Rockets made their first trip to the big stage in the final four in school history and coach Eric Sikkenga was disappointed in the outcome, but not with the effort.

The Bangor John Glenn swim team is taking mostly first time qualifiers to the state finals this weekend, but the group has the confidence it needs to make a splash at the event.

The Muskegon Heights head coach, Del Stewart, huddles with his players at a timeout during their game against Muskegon Catholic at MCC on Tuesday, February 4, 2014.

Tonight's MLive.com high school sports postseason spotlight is on 32 girls regional championship games and the two Division 2 state hockey semifinals.

Its streak of 106 straight victories and string of six consecutive state titles will be on the line when Grand Ledge competes in the state finals team competition Friday at Plymouth.

It was fitting that the Forest Hills Central freshman would score the Rangers' final basket that sealed his team's 78-75 triple overtime win over Rockford at the Class A boys district semifinal at Cedar Springs High School Wednesday night.