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Four Badgers find the podium at the Michigan State Open

EAST LANSING, Mich. — Five members of the Wisconsin wrestling team found a place on the podium at the Michigan State Open on Saturday. At 165, Caleb Dennee took home first place in the Fresh/Soph division, going 5-0 on the day. Dennee secured a 13-4 major decision in the finals to secure the tournament title.

East Lansing, MI · 4d
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MLive

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Michigan high school football top 11 plays

Michigan · 4d

The News Advocate

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Manistee sends off football team to district final

The Manistee football team was sent off to the Upper Peninsula on Friday.

Manistee, MI · 4d

UpNorthLive.com

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Cadillac talks successful season, upcoming meeting with Mt. Pleasant

CADILLAC -- What a season it has been on the football field for the Cadillac Vikings and we know it will go for at least one more game. A year after the Vikings won two games at this point in the season they've lost only two games by a combined 13 points and will look to win the school's first district title in six seasons if they can defeat Mt. Pleasant on Friday.

Cadillac, MI · 5d
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Petoskey News Review

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Gaylord St. Mary meets unbeaten Lake Linden-Hubbell | Prediction

GAYLORD — For about four weeks, Gaylord St. Mary football has been playing with a postseason mindset, even though the 8-player Division 2 playoffs officially started on Friday, Oct. 30. Now, heading into the regional finals this weekend, the Snowbirds stand just three wins away from the school's first state title. With the gauntlet they will have to go through to reach that height, however, they may as well change that postseason mindset into a state championship mindset for each of the final three games. GSM (10-0) travels to the Upper Peninsula on Saturday, Nov. 7, to take on Lake Linden-Hubbell (10-0), another team that has had state title aspirations all season long. While this game will have major implications for who makes it to the Superior Dome on Nov. 17, it would also be just the beginning of the road for whichever team is victorious with potential matchups with Portland St. Patrick (10-0) and Mendon (10-0) looming in the final two rounds. It's win or go home, and every game from here on out is going to be a heavyweight fight. Can the Snowbirds finish things off in the final rounds? VOTE Vote for the Gaylord Herald Times Athlete

Gaylord, MI · 5d

Petoskey News Review

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Unique blend of Petoskey volleyball players capture D1 district title

PETOSKEY — It doesn’t take long to realize this is a unique Petoskey varsity volleyball team this season. Anyone walking through the door at a Petoskey game that grabs a roster can quickly see a wide blend of classes and experience. On a lot of teams, that kind of makeup, where some freshmen see the court more than upperclassmen, might spell trouble and lead to division in the locker room that translates to the court. That’s not this kind of team. No, this unique blend has instead led to something great, never more evident than when Petoskey captured a Division 1 district championship over visiting Alpena Thursday. “It feels great,” Petoskey freshman Jane Horsburgh said. "We had a little downfall in the middle (of the season), but it feels really good to come back and end strong.” Horsburgh is one of three freshmen that have started from day one of the 2026 season and highlights just what this team is. While you quickly notice their age differences before the match, what Petoskey coach Erin Luckhardt sees is a group that contributes in a range of ways. “We’re still such a diverse group in terms of different people contributing,” Luckhardt said.

Petoskey, MI · 5d

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Harrison outlasts McBain to win wild playoff opener 60-52

On a night that was all about the offense, it was the defense that sealed the game for the Harrison football team Friday. The Hornets, playing at McBain in their Division 7 playoff opener, got a Ray Cosgrove interception with just over a minute to play; the Hornets took a knee from there, giving them quite the thrilling 60-52 victory over the Ramblers.

Harrison, MI · 4d

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Next Stop on Lake City's Unanticipated Run? Trojans Set to Contend for Finals Title

Starting the season with just two runners returning would not make many cross country teams think about finishing the season at Michigan International Speedway. But it didn’t take many race results for the Lake City girls team to start thinking about the possibility. Despite starting the fall with just...

Lake City, MI · 5d

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Football Fever: Scores for Round Two of the 2026 MHSAA Playoffs

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — News Channel 3 Football Fever continues coverage of the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) playoffs as it enters its second round. Below are the scores for Friday night's games. Home teams are on the right. Teams bolded are the winners. Smells like team spirit! See...

Michigan · 4d

Petoskey News Review

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Addy Burns helping Boyne City volleyball keep wind in its sails

CHARLEVOIX — Ask Addy Burns and she’ll tell you exactly where she wants to be on the volleyball court with Boyne City. She’s grown to love the outside hitter position, where her talent and big swings have lifted the Ramblers for years. But, that’s not always where you’ll find Burns now. Over the last couple weeks, you’ll find Burns with a different offensive role at setter. She’s just fine with that too. “I’ll do whatever I need to for my team,” Burns said. “It’s not my favorite thing in the world, but I’ll do whatever they need me to do.” The setter job came open after three-year starter Lily Payton went down with a season-ending injury. So, Boyne City coach Shannon Flippin turned to his best athlete. “Addy has never really wanted to set, but Addy could have been a tremendous setter,” Flippin said. While she’s got some experience at the position from before high school and with prep time in tournament play and practice, Wednesday came as the first time Burns would be put in game action as a setter. EJ Photos: East Jordan volleyball in district action against Ellsworth, photos Charlevoix Photos: See the best photos as Charlevoix,

Boyne City, MI · 5d

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Michigan Sports Radio’s big football weekend: Previewing prep district finals, MIAA showdown

Coopersville football coach Ed Kaman is fully aware of DeWitt’s rich tradition and gaudy resume, especially in recent seasons. The Panthers are reigning MHSAA Division 3 state champions, winners in 34 of their last 37 games. In the last six years, they’ve laid claim to two state titles and one state runner-up finish.

Coopersville, MI · 6d

Huron Daily Tribune

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Greene's Week 11 picks inspired by resilience

HSAA Week 11 football picks spotlight Ubly, Deckerville and Laker as district and regional trophies go on the line.

Michigan · 5d

BroBible

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Michigan High School Wins Lawsuit To Veto Playoff Ban After Disqualification For Following The Rules

Grand Rapids Catholic Central High School will compete in the Michigan football playoffs after winning a lawsuit. A temporary restraining order was granted on behalf of a Cougars player. The ruling allows the school to play in the postseason following a controversial disqualification. The Cougars are now set to face Comstock Park on Tuesday night […] The post Michigan High School Wins Lawsuit To Veto Playoff Ban After Disqualification For Following The Rules appeared first on BroBible.

Grand Rapids, MI · 7d

UpNorthLive.com

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Kingsley sweeps up another district title, Buckley eliminates TC Christian in five sets

How many consecutive district titles have Kingsley Stags won?. What caused Buckley to defeat TC Christian after losing the first set?. Thursday was a big night for district titles in high school girls volleyball and the Kingsley Stags found a way to add another piece of hardware to the trophy case.

Kingsley, MI · 5d

Midland Daily News

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Chargers down Titans in district semifinal

'You’ve just got to survive and advance,' says Williams

Midland, MI · 6d

Up North Voice

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Roscommon woman inducted into basketball Hall of Honor

HIGGINS LAKE – After nearly four decades of keeping score and supporting student-athletes, Che Che (Cecelia Cherven) Flewelling has earned recognition for her dedication to Roscommon athletics. Flewelling was inducted into the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan (BCAM) Hall of Honor Oct. 4 in Battle Creek, in the Supporter...

Roscommon, MI · 6d

Petoskey News Review

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Stage set for Boyne City, Charlevoix volleyball district final

CHARLEVOIX — Rest in-between the district semifinal and district final will be much needed for the Charlevoix volleyball team. But, that rest has essentially already ended. After a four-set thriller against Rudyard that lifted Charlevoix to a 3-1 win on Wednesday, the Rayders will now take to their home court again for a district championship match today, Thursday. “I wish we had a day,” Charlevoix coach Christine Grunch-Halberg said after a long night vs. Rudyard. Like most on the Rayder side of the court, Grunch-Halberg was exhausted after a final set that went in Charlevoix’s favor, 29-27. That’s essentially how the night went, with Rudyard earning a 25-23 win to start, before wins of 25-22 and 27-25 for Charlevoix, before that fourth thriller. Grunch-Halberg saw everything needed from her team to bring out those close and comeback wins. “Adaptable, being able to make changes, resilience, a lot of character when they’re behind a lot of points,” she said. “Rudyard was super scrappy and no matter what we did, they worked their tail off.” Boyne Falls Photos: Gaylord St. Mary volleyball hosts Boyne Falls, Nov. 4 East Jordan Photos: East Jordan volleyball in district action against Ellsworth, photos Charlevoix was lifted

Charlevoix, MI · 5d

midmichigannow.com

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Friday Night Rivals District Finals football scores and highlights

FLINT, Mich.-- High school football teams across Mid-Michigan competed for hardware Friday night in the District Finals, and Friday Night Rivals featured six games of highlights-- headlined by the Game of the Week between Millington and Ithaca. FINAL: Ithaca 39, Millington 16. Millington vs. Ithaca WSMH. FINAL: New Lothrop 49,...

Flint, MI · 4d

Petoskey News Review

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North Central Michigan women's cross country makes program history

PETOSKEY — The North Central Michigan College athletic program is still young. So, history-making moments are more than likely still going to come each season. But, the NCMC women’s cross country team just made the kind that stands out in any program and is sure to leave a lasting mark. The Timberwolves’ women’s cross country team became the first NCMC athletic team to make a national championship when they recently qualified for the NJCAA DII National Championships. After finishing runner-up in the Michigan Community College Athletic Association championships, the Timberwolves turned in a fifth place finish out of 12 teams in the MCCAA/Region XII Championships at Goodells County Park in St. Clair. The finish comes a year after the NCMC women’s team placed 11th in the region championship race, highlighting their leap in one season for a completely new team made up of all freshmen. The NJCAA DII National Championships will take place on Saturday, Nov. 14 in Huntsville, Ala. Cross Country Regionals: Seven area teams, nine other runners earn way to cross country state finals Muskegon Community College earned the regional title behind a 63-point finish, followed closely by Grand Rapids Community College with 69 points. Macomb then placed

Petoskey, MI · 6d

wkar.org

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Michigan State Esports seek to spread enthusiasm and community across state

Michigan State’s esports program is among the best in the state of Michigan. Their top teams are consistently competing against others around the country across multiple esports games. But growing the community in Michigan is just as important, so representatives of the program traveled six hours each way to...

East Lansing, MI · 5d