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Following in late sister’s footsteps, Michigan soccer standout helps team win state championship
Read full article: Following in late sister’s footsteps, Michigan soccer standout helps team win state championshipLily Solek and her teammates paid tribute to her older sister in the best way possible.
3 high school graduations across the US end with gunfire in less than 24 hours
Read full article: 3 high school graduations across the US end with gunfire in less than 24 hoursThree high school graduation ceremonies ended with shots fired in separate incidents in Louisiana, Michigan and Tennessee within the span of 24 hours, another sobering example of gun violence impacting everyday lives, including that of teenage students.
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There might be no choice, but spring football could cause major issues for colleges, high schools
Read full article: There might be no choice, but spring football could cause major issues for colleges, high schoolsPlaying high school and college football in the spring? Here are five serious issues administrators at colleges and high schools will have to address if they are forced to move football to the spring. If a spring football season ends in late May or June, that leaves barely two months before another season FULLY starts up again with practices. But the big offseason cash cow for the league, the annual NFL Draft held in April, could be impacted. What do you think about the idea of having college and high school football played in the spring?