2.0 weeks ago
Enquirer's boys district notebook includes all the results and highlights from opening night of the postseason.
3.0 weeks ago
Enquirer's district tournament notebook includes results from all the key girls basketball postseason games from Wednesday.
1 month ago
City, area teams compete in MHSAA individual district wrestling tourneys looking to move closer to state finals
1 month ago
In one of the biggest wrestling events of the season, wrestlers from 17 teams arrived in Battle Creek looking to put on a show at the annual McGinnis/Evans Memorial Wrestling Tournament at Battle Creek Central High School on Saturday.
1 month ago
In one of the biggest wrestling events of the season, wrestlers from 17 teams arrived in Battle Creek looking to put on a show at the annual McGinnis/Evans Memorial Wrestling Tournament at Battle Creek Central High School on Saturday.
2.0 months ago
Despite facing injuries throughout his career, Battle Creek Central's Kaijehl Williams reached a milestone all high school wrestlers chase. The Bearcats' Williams earned his 100th victory late last week,
2.0 months ago
After three weeks without playing a game, Colon coach Steve Vinson was worried his team might come out a little rusty. Six straight made shots after the opening tip and his concerns were no more. In the first game after a long holiday break for both teams,
3.0 months ago
For two seasons, basketball fans have received something more like coal in their stocking instead of the gift of holiday hoops they have come to expect. But it looks like we have all been good this year because a full helping of basketball will return for this holiday season.
3.0 months ago
For two seasons, basketball fans have received something more like coal in their stocking instead of the gift of holiday hoops they have come to expect. But it looks like we have all been good this year because a full helping of basketball will return for this holiday season.
Posted 3 years ago @ 10:00AM
The Michigan High School Athletic Association has directed all member schools to suspend activities in all sports for all seasons– effective Monday, March 16 through at least Sunday, April 5 – to fall in line with Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s order that all schools close for the next three weeks in order to deter the spread of COVID-19. All athletic activities to be halted include practices, scrimmages and competitions/games, as well as strength training, conditioning and any other organized sessions and activities in all MHSAA in-season and out-of-season sports. The suspension of activities applies to sports for all three MHSAA seasons as Spring sports practices have begun, Winter tournaments were suspended Thursday and Fall sports coaches are working with limited numbers of athletes during the offseason. “By suspending all sports activities for the next three weeks, we are taking an additional step to maintain safety and minimize risk first, and also keep a level playing field for our schools and teams during this time of uncertainty,” MHSAA Executive Director Mark Uyl said. “A number of schools across the state already were making this decision, and setting this as the standard across our membership is appropriate especially given the quick pace with which this situation is continuing to evolve. Given the rapid, fast-moving and unprecedented events of this week, the MHSAA will use the time during this all-sport suspension of activities to evaluate all options and next steps which will be shared with schools in a timely manner.” Updates will continue to be posted as necessary to the MHSAA Website at https://www.mhsaa.com/ coronavirus ...
