It came a few weeks later than usual, but the opening night of the high school football season arrived Friday as Lakeview hosted Battle Creek Central in their annual city clash. While the surrounding atmosphere was unusual,

Lakeview's Abram Thang scored a goal in regulation and a goal in the shootout as Lakeview held off Harper Creek in the title game of the 2020 All-City Boys Soccer Tournament at Harper Creek High School on Saturday.

None of the previous 16 Viking seasons have included back-to-back years with three or more straight losses. Friday it was an inability to make plays in the fourth quarter that cost Lakeview its most recent heartbreak.

Seating will be limited at all high school events throughout the fall. Here are ways you can still view some of the area contests

Lakeview schools officials say the district is doing well as it enters the fifth week of dealing with changes and

The 10-1 record was the best season at Lakeview since reaching that same mark in 2013. MORE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Updated 2020 City/Area Football Schedules 5 Questions as we restart high school football 2020 St. Philip Season Preview The first thing is ...

High school sports has been slow out of the gate, with only a few events being allowed to happen in the early season. Over the past week, however, the MHSAA has paved the way for volleyball and soccer teams to start competition,

Scotus Central Catholic freshman Cecilia Arndt tied for the lead, junior Alaina Dierman was just three shots back and the Shamrock girls took the team title of the Lakeview Invite

So there is a lot to digest when it comes to high school football in 2020, but here are the five things you need to know for the start of the season. Starting this week, city and area high school football teams were allowed to get back to practice after,

Class C-1 No. 2 Pierce put together an nine-play drive on the first possession of the game Friday at No. 10 Lakeview. The Bluejays were denied on a fourth-and-9 from