Game of the Night

Two schools that started their rivalry in 1893 return to the turf for another edition of what some call "The Oldest Rivalry West of the Alleghenies".

Week 5 of the High School Football season has most of the contests taking place or continuing on Saturday due to weather.

The midway point of the Michigan High School Athletic Association's football season has arrived. For some of the area teams, Week 5 is the determining point in the schedule that can create momentum into the final stretch of the season.

Coaches emphasize the importance of playing a full four quarters in football. It's all about playing consistently over a 48-minute span while being able to change the game plan at the right time.

Two area schools that have been able to prove their 8-Man playoff potential in their brief histories in the sport will start their trek back to .500 tonight.

In most rivalries, you can throw out the records before the contests begin. When an undefeated record is still up for grabs, one record still matters.

We enter Week 3 of the High School Football season and with that, the early season success could prove positive for the remaining six weeks of the regular season.

The second week of the High School Football season was full of already pivotal conference match-ups that could set the tone for the rest of the season.

After several non-conference and non-divisional contests in Week 1, the second week more than likely kicks off the conference schedules in the Michigan High School Athletic Association.

After a year of firsts (or first in a long time) season, the Battle Creek Bearcats hope to come back to the playoffs for seconds.