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2021 MHSAA Baseball/Softball Finals
Michigan State University, East Lansing 2021 MHSAA Baseball/Softball Finals June 17-19 Welcome Easy as 1-2-3 elcome to the MHSAA Finals! This 44 Wis a classroom like no other, and now is the time for the final exam. Like the aca- demic classroom, some have had good fortune along the way getting here; others have overcome adversity. Even today, a good bounce or a bad bounce will occur. Your athletic skills are put to the test, but more importantly, your discipline will be chal- lenged as well. To wait for the exact moment, use the right touch, make the right cut. Discipline also means testing your people skills. To embrace our diverse opponents as Walk-off wins are always exciting, but usually equals, and to employ common decency – reserved for the offense. Drama took a different every – single – moment. Win or lose. shape to end the 2019 MHSAA Division 4 Softball That’s the beauty of educational athletics. Final, as Unionville-Sebewaing turned a triple play The takeaways today are not the trophies and medals, but the life lessons learned and applied. to thwart a rally and claim the title. Good luck to all! INSIDE the mhsaa baseball & softball finals — Mark Uyl MHSAA Executive Director 2019 Softball Finals Review . .5 2019 Baseball Finals Review . .8 MHSAA Programs and Scope 2021 Baseball Brackets . 11 School Sports Editorial . .MHSAA-1 2021 Baseball Finalists . .14 Scholar-Athlete Award . .MHSAA-2 2021 Softball Brackets . .23 2021 Softball Finalists . .2 Finals Apparel . .MHSAA-4 5 2019 Softball Champions . .37 Fall Sports Finals on the Air . -
Zooming in on 2021 AWARDS BANQUET • MARCH 19, 2021
MICHIGAN INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATORS ASSOCIATION zooming in on 2021 AWARDS BANQUET • MARCH 19, 2021 Motown Digital • Virtual Conference Host MIAAA Awards Banquet Board of Directors 2021 Master of Ceremonies – Michael Roy, CMAA President JEFF KLINE, CMAA Athletic Administrative Assistant of the Year presented to Mt. Morris ELIZABETH WILSON First Vice President Recording Secretary MIAAA Service Awards – Aaron Crouse, CMAA and Michael Quinn, CMAA ZAC STEVENSON, CMAA ERIC ALBRIGHT, CMAA Traverse City Central Midland Regional Athletic Directors of the Year – Michael Roy, CMAA Second Vice President Past President Dennis Kiley President’s Plaque presented to NIKKI NORRIS, CAA MICHAEL ROY, CMAA JEFF KLINE, CMAA East Lansing Vicksburg President’s Ring presented to Executive Director KAREN LEINAAR, CAA ZAC STEVENSON, CMAA Bear Lake MIAAA Big Four Awards – Cody Inglis, CAA Special Recognition Award presented to BILL MICK George Lovich State Award of Merit presented to MARTY GOTTESMAN Jack Johnson Distinguished Service Award presented to Regional JAMES OKLER, CMAA Representatives MIAAA Athletic Director of the Year Award presented to MIKE BAKKER, CMAA Region 1 Region 8 SEAN JACQUES, CAA, Calumet WESLEY WEBSTER, Birch Run Region 2 Region 9 FRED BRYANT, CAA, Cadillac SHAYNE MISHLER, Montrose Hill McCloy Region 3 Region 10 JASON KEMLER, RAA, Brethren SEAN ZABOROWSKI, CMAA, St. Clair Shores Awards Committee Region 4 Region 11 AARON CROUSE, CMAA, Co-Chair, Notre Dame Prep TIM RITSEMA, CAA, Jenison DON WATCHOWSKI, CMAA, Royal Oak MICHAEL QUINN, CMAA, Co-Chair, Lake Odessa Lakewood Region 5 Region 12 KEVIN GUZZO, CMAA, St. Joseph SCOTT WIEMER, CAA, Dearborn Annapolis Region 6 Region 13 BONNIE BINIORIS, RAA, Lansing Christian JEAN LaCLAIR, CMAA, Bronson ROBERT WRIGHT, CAA, Sand Creek MIKE EVOY, CAA, Detroit CHSL JEFF DASSANCE, CAA, Eaton Rapids PETE RYAN, CMAA, Retired Region 7 Region 14 BRIAN GORDON, CAA, Novi FRED SMITH, CMAA, Retired DARIN FERGUSON, Haslett JOLINDA LUCAS, CAA, Grand Rapids Univ. -
Bangor Township Schools Athletics “The Weekly Prey” Volume 5 – September 24, 2018
Bangor Township Schools Athletics “The Weekly Prey” Volume 5 – September 24, 2018 Previous Week Athletics Highlights and Top Performers: Girls Swimming: Tri City Meet @ SVSU on September 22nd Swim and Dive Team had a fantastic day at the Tri City Championships! All relay teams made the podium and our 200 Medley Relay set a new school record 1:52.85 in 200 medley relay! Saginaw Valley League Captain’s Clinic: 18 John Glenn student athletes were selected to attend the Captain’s Clinic hosted by the Saginaw Valley League. They did a great job representing John Glenn and participated in day-long leadership activities with student athletes from other SVL schools. The Clinic was held at Apple Mountain in Freeland and the Captain’s selected to attend were: Carter Sonntag, Jobe Long, Nathan Jacobs, Sally Pudvan, Helen Brooks, Delaney Wesolek, Ethan Buzzard, Aaron Brooks, Melanie Kondziola, Taylor Kekel, Laeken Couture, Jayden Husen, Julie Herek, Taya Lowell, Casey Monville, Dakotah White, JoaQuin Facundo and Dakota Forgash Athletic Department Teammates of the Month – September 2018 Congratulations to Brian Bremer and Zach Bishop, as they were selected and awarded with the Athletic Department Teammates of The Month for September at halftime of the Varsity Football Game. We appreciate all of your hard work, dedication and positive attitudes to make a difference in our district. Applebee’s sponsored an MVP free dinner for both. Thanks for everything you do! Christa McAuliffe Middle School Girls Basketball The Girl’s Middle School Basketball team tipped off the year against Mt. Pleasant. They won both of their games on Monday and played very tough according to Coach McCrum! Girls Volleyball Congratulations to the Varsity girls on a big WIN over Saginaw High Thursday September 20th. -
Congratulations to Our Class of 2021 Top Seniors
Don’t forget! Read 20 minutes a day! Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid Permit #83 Davison, MI 48423 Cardinal Davison Community Schools 1490 N. Oak Road A special report to the Davison, Michigan Community from the 48423 Board of Education E C R W S S June/July 2021 Residential Caller Patrons Congratulations to our Class of 2021 Top Seniors Hannah Eller is the Valedic- plishments include: High Honor Roll, Academic Certif- torian for the Davison High School icate, Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Community Class of 2021 with a grade point Service Cords, National Honor Society, DECA, Stu- average of 4.329. dent Ambassador, Saginaw Valley League Swim and Hannah is the daughter of Tennis, Saginaw Valley League All Academic – Swim Audra and Don Eller. Her activi- and Dive, Varsity Letter – Swim and Dive. ties and accomplishments include Grace plans to attend Central Michigan Univer- High Honor Roll, Academic Cer- sity to major in pre-medicine. tificate, Letter and Pin, Cardinal Adrianna Nellett is fourth in her class with a Hannah Code Pin, National Honor Society, grade point average of 4.214. She Student Council Executive Board is the daughter of Candice and Representative, Saginaw Valley League All Academic Arthur Nellett. – Soccer, Varsity Letter – Soccer. Adrianna’s activities and Hannah plans to attend the University of Michi- accomplishments include High gan Ann Arbor to major in biomedical engineering. Honor Roll, Academic Certificate, Lauren Coughlin is the Letter and Pin, Cardinal Code Pin, Salutatorian of her class with a National Honor Society, Saginaw grade point average of 4.254. -
Master Scholar Athlete Program 2015 Final.Indd
Saginaw Valley High School Association 32nd Annual Scholar-Athlete 21st Teacher of the Year Awards Banquet Horizons Conference Center Wednesday, April 29, 2015 Mrs. Judy Cox, President Mr. Pete Ryan, Executive Director Mr. John Kirk, Commissioner of Offi cials Mr. Marty Gottesman, Commissioner of Schedules Superintendents Bay City -Mr. Doug Newcombe Midland - Mr. Michael Sharrow Carman Ainsworth - Dr. Steve Tunnicliff Mt. Pleasant - Mike Pung Davison - Mr. Eric Lieske Powers Catholic - Mr. Bill Haley Flint - Mr. Larry Watkins, Interim Saginaw - Dr. Kelley Peatross, Interim Lapeer - Mr. Matt Wandrie Saginaw Township - Mr. Doug Trombley Agenda Pete Ryan Executive Director, SVHSA Lunch Introductions Head Table, Media Selection Process Explanation Welcome Mrs. Judy Cox Principal, Bay City Western President, Saginaw Valley League 2014-15 Mr. Pete Ryan Introduction of Principals Presentation of Framed Certifi cates for Scholar-Athletes 32nd Year Presentation of Plaques for SVHSA Teachers of the Year 21st Year Bay City Central High School: Tim Marciniak, Principal Morley Fraser, Athletic Director/Assistant Principal Julia Bublitz is the daughter of Kevin & Kim Bublitz. She has a GPA of 4.227 and is the Salutatorian of her senior class. Julie has participated in volleyball, swimming, bowling, soccer and softball. She was named to the SVL All-Academic Team in all of these sports. She was also named to the All-State Bowling Team this year. On top of participating in these sports this year Julia has also accumulated over 400 volunteer hours. She is also a member of the choir, student council, drama club, national honor society just to name a few of her extra-curricular activities. -
2021 Finals Program
Sparrrow is here foro yoou We’ve seen a rise inn COVID-19 positive cases in Mid-Michigan and that’s a concern to all of us. As the region’s onlyy community-based, community-ownedmunity-owned health systeem, Sparrow continues to meet the needs of the Lansing areaa. Don’t neglect your healthchcare. Sparrow remains openpen and safe.e Here’s how we’re ready and prepared: » Performedo more than 350,000 COVID-19D 19 tests » Limiteed visitors to ensure the saafetye of our patientsnts and caregivers » Improved aaccess to testing and investted in high-speedd platformso that allow us too process » Addedd more resources and capacityacity in case more tests patientnt volumes continue to incrcrease » Used innovvative 3D technology to produceoduce our » Well-sstocked with personal prottective own materrials foro testing equipmentpment foro our caregivers, paatients, and visitorsrs » You’re safe with us: Our over 1115 sites of care offer comprrehensive » Requirired a facea mask foro everyoone at any services ussing the most stringent safeety Sparroow site of care standards We, at Sparrow, proomise to do our part and too continue our mission of protecting the community’’s health. It’s what we do. Noow, we need your help. Remmember: Wear a maskk. Save a life. Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids | Breslin Center, East Lansing 2021 MHSAA Girls Basketball Finals April 7-9 Welcome We’re Back! elcome to the MHSAA Finals! This is a classroom like Wno other, and now is the time for the final exam. Like the academic classroom, some have had good fortune along the way getting here; oth- ers have overcome adversity. -
2021 Finals Program
Sparrrow is here foro yoou We’ve seen a rise inn COVID-19 positive cases in Mid-Michigan and that’s a concern to all of us. As the region’s onlyy community-based, commmunity-owned health systeem, Sparrow continues to meet the needs of the Lansing areaa. Don’t neglect your healthchcare. Sparrow remains openpen and safe.e Here’s how we’re ready and prepared: » Performedo more than 350,000 COVID-19D 19 tests » Limiteed visitors to ensure the saafetye of our patientsnts and caregivers » Improved aaccess to testing and invested in high-speedd platformso that allow us too process » Addedd more resources and capacityacity in case more tests patientnt volumes continue to inccrease » Used innovvative 3D technology to produceoduce our » Well-sstocked with personal prottective own materrials foro testing equipmentpment foro our caregivers, paatients, and visitorsrs » You’re safe with us: Our over 1115 sites of care offer comprrehensive » Requirired a facea mask foro everyoone at any services ussing the most stringent safeety Sparroow site of care standards We, at Sparrow, proomise to do our part and too continue our mission of protecting the community’’s health. It’s what we do. Noow, we need your help. Remmember: Weare a maskk. Save a life. Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids | Breslin Center, East Lansing 2021 MHSAA Boys Basketball Finals April 8 & 10 Welcome We’re Back! elcome to the MHSAA Finals! This is a classroom like Wno other, and now is the time for the final exam. Like the academic classroom, some have had good fortune along the way getting here; others have overcome adversity.