high school football

Unity Christian and Catholic Central Headed to Football Championship Games

Local High School Football Team Shows Success On and Off the Field

It has been months since high school sports teams have been able to play and have fans in the stands due to COVID-19. The final rounds of the Michigan High School Athletic Association Football and Girls Volleyball tournaments are coming up. A limited numbers of spectators will be allowed to attend those games.

Positive cases of COVID-19 have made the Wyoming and Rockford high school football teams to cancel games this week and possibly next.

Each year, the Lowell community supports Gilda’s Club Grand Rapids and its Lowell Clubhouse through the annual Pink Arrow Game. This year, due to COVID-19, there is a twist to the annual event.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association says watching other states play football and not have massive outbreak problems on their hands has led to new discussions.

Along with some Halloween themed events, there are sporting events and concerts as well going on this weekend.

This video from MSU shows a simple band that players of any sport can wrap around their head at the start of a game. When they take a hard hit, all a coach has to do is pull out the band. Reading the results is as simple as a pregnancy test.

High school football practice began earlier this week in Michigan. The start of the season is just around the corner. Watch for a few changes this season.

We just had a huge opening weekend of high school football in West Michigan and across the state.  Thousands turned out and packed stadiums to watch student athletes, cheerleaders, bands, and more.  But is it fair to other students? Does high school football receive too much money and attention?

Either it just starts earlier and earlier every year, or the summer has flown by since we baked most of July, but it's that time for High School football! Rockford and Lowell kick off the area's pursuit to Ford Field on Thanksgiving weekend! SO i pose this question: since most people move less than 10 miles from where they grew up, do (or did) your kids go to a different high school than you? And