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The Michigan High School Athletic Association officially canceled the remainder of the winter sports season and the entirety of the spring season. We understand this is difficult news to communicate, but we also understand the seriousness of the reasons behind the decision.
The Athletic Directors have already been in communication with coaches and will continue to have discussions about a variety of unresolved issues in the days and weeks to come. 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. Complete Information and Updates can be found by following this page: MHSAA Coronavirus Updates |
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South Lyon's Garrett captures MWA Girls State Championship!
South Lyon Wrestling Kailyn Garrett was the 184 lb MWA Girls State Champion! This is South Lyon's first Girls State Champion. She is a 2-Time Girls State Finalist now as well and a Fargo All-American. Congrats to Kailyn and the South Lyon wrestling program. |
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Waterford Kettering's Pieper captures MWA Girls State Championship!
On February 2 Waterford Kettering's Alicia Pieper competed in the Michigan Wrestling Association Girls State Championship. Ali had a great day that ended in her being crowned the MWA Girls State Champion at 138 lbs. Congrats to Ali and the Waterford Kettering wrestling program. |
HV lady Hurricanes win Special Olympics regional championship
BY CHRIS WALL STAFF WRITER AND PHOTOGRAPHER chris@scnmail.com
The Huron Valley lady Hurricanes Special Olympics basketball team was on fire on Saturday at Milford High School. Huron Valley came away with the regional championship after a convincing 36-14 victory over the Wyandotte JoB Big Dogs.
The lady Hurricanes were led by sharpshooter Maddie Snyder who exploded for 22 points while Christen Herkness chipped in with 12 points. Huron Valley advanced to the final after picking a 44-22 win over the JoB Champions in a regional semi-final tilt. Click Here for full story!
BY CHRIS WALL STAFF WRITER AND PHOTOGRAPHER chris@scnmail.com
The Huron Valley lady Hurricanes Special Olympics basketball team was on fire on Saturday at Milford High School. Huron Valley came away with the regional championship after a convincing 36-14 victory over the Wyandotte JoB Big Dogs.
The lady Hurricanes were led by sharpshooter Maddie Snyder who exploded for 22 points while Christen Herkness chipped in with 12 points. Huron Valley advanced to the final after picking a 44-22 win over the JoB Champions in a regional semi-final tilt. Click Here for full story!
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