Mlive currently has a poll on, “Who would’ve been Ann Arbor’s top field event athletes of 2020” Go here to place your votes! BOYS POLL Tristen Hines GIRLS POLL Emme Burrough Vanessa Griffin
READ: Milan’s Emily Raubuch turned doubt into motivation to become Division I softball talent MLIVE / Greg Wickliffe
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Milan High School Athletics is currently searching for head coaches for the following teams: Head JV Volleyball Coach & Varsity Assistant Head Freshman Volleyball Coach INTERESTED APPLICANTS SHOULD APPLY HERE If you have questions you can email Milan Athletic Director, Robert Hull at hullr@milanareaschools.org
Milan High School Athletics is excited to announce Kathy Bradshaw will be the next varsity volleyball coach for the Big Reds! Coach Bradshaw brings an abundance of volleyball experience to Milan. She has been an assistant at the community college level, and coached volleyball in Webberville, Oxford, and Williamston. Coach Bradshaw also served as the JV coach
The head coach of the Big Reds, Dan Heikka has been named the 2020 Monroe County Swim Coach of the Year! Coach Heikka led the boys to a perfect 10-0 season, a Southeast Michigan Swim League Championship, an Erie-Mason invite championship, a win over the defending state champions in Dexter, and had the boys ranked
Milan’s own Andy Dobrzanski, a sophomore swimmer has been named the Monroe County Swimmer of the Year for the second consecutive year! Andy helped lead the Big Reds to an undefeated season, filled with record breaking performances. Dobrzanski is the defending state champion in the 200 IM. This season Andy broke the Milan pool record
Mar 20 Girls Varsity Soccer at Lapeer High School Imlay City Showcase – Ultimate Soccer Arenas 8:00 am | Ultimate Soccer Arenas Mar 20 Coed Varsity Track at Huron Relays EMU 8:30 am | Bowen Field House Mar 20 Girls Varsity Soccer at Bay City Western High School Imlay City Showcase – Ultimate Soccer Arenas
We hosted a meet last evening with permission of the school. It was just our 11 boys who were scheduled to represent us at the State Meet this weekend. We had about 50 people in attendance with a few alumni, families of the swimmers and our officials jill Hargrove and Brad Susterka. It was not
