OT: What High School did you go to? And how were they in Sports?

Muskegon is currently a perennial state power (3 titles this past decade). They were also solid when I went there. State title my sophomore year (1989) when there were only 4 divisions. 1990 team was a force but got upset in the playoffs by Saginaw (and Shonte Peoples).

Recent players of note: Terrance Taylor, Ronald Johnson

EDIT: Muskegon is currently ranked 12 or 13 in the country in most wins for a high school football team. They easily have the most in the state. They are losing ground to some of the other top schools since they don't play as many games in a season as some of the other states.

Gonzaga Prep High School, Spokane Washington.

We were pretty good at just about every sport. During my time our women's sports were especially strong. Football was always top of the league but rarely good enough to compete for a state title.

Football team was horrible and still is. Same thing with basketball. The girls softball team won 2 state champs while I was there and their still good. Our wrestling program was really good too. Pretty mediocre in every other sport though. Don't know of any big names to ever come through there though. Our biggest rivals are Adrian (home of UofMs greatest QB ever Stevie THREEt and out) as well as Saline and Chelsea..although they always kicked our ass in almost everything when I was there

Bay City All Saints '99

My senior year began a run of dominant baseball programs. We still dominate and make it into the quarter finals nearly every season. We've made it to Battle Creek 5 or 6 times starting with my senior year.

Boys basketball is pretty solid, and the other sports are hit or miss depending on the season.

Findlay, OH. Home of NFL'ers P-John Kidd, K-Josh Huston, and QB-Ben Roethlisberger. And Notre Dame's bench warming kicker Brandon Walker. Findlay's current kicker also kicks the shit out of the ball and will go D1. Must be something in the water.

A pretty solid sports school in terms of producing elite players (Our basketball team currently leads the Catholic League); moreso an academic school, but we have produced players such as: Devin Gardner (until he transferred to Inkster), Jordan Morgan (current U-M basketball player, Dion Sims (MSU freshmen TE), Daniel Fields (turned down U-M to sign with the Detroit Tigers' farm league), and many others that I can't think of right now. Also a notable U-D Jesuit alum, Connor Barwin, currently plays for the Houston Texans and had 4.5 sacks as a rookie (including Peyton Manning!)

Regularly good at soccer and lacrosse (Soccer team won State championship in 2001, lacrosse was state runner-up in 2005, 2008, and 2009). Baseball was a state finalist in 2006. Football teams went 0-10 two years in a row, but with a new coach they finished 4-6 this past year. Big-time rivals are: Brother Rice, Detroit-Redford-Wixom-now Novi Catholic Central, Warren DeLaSalle, and Dearborn Divine Child.

Located in Muskegon, MI, bordering the infamous Muskegon Public Schools...

Suck at football, suck at basketball, suck at tennis, suck at pretty much everything. The hockey team is alright, and the wrestling team used to be good before our awesome, midget, Bawris-type ADD coach (And also my chemistry teacher in his last year!) moved to Oregon (OSU grad though, unfortunately).

We DO have one state title to our name though, and we did win it in epic fashion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwniANgtjNo

I even impressed a guy from Texas with that video. Yes, I take pride in impressing a Texas native with a high school football video from not Texas.

Our band owns, however, and we we do some damage in Science Olympiad. To qualify that though, we aren't in our local region because there was no room for us. That region contains the regularly state and oftentimes regularly nation champions and a number of other really good schools. Grand Haven has sponsors and a class dedicated to it though, so I still feel like we're better because we cram right before regionals, do awesome because our region sucks, and go on to state. We are generally motivated to do well at state, but spend most of the time in between fund raising, so we also tend to do bad at state, but my senior year we beat Grand Haven in a couple events, did quite well overall, and smoked everyone in our region who was also at state (We did not win our region either year I was in Science Olympiad because we had people in theater who were forced to miss for the school play both years and people like me had to invent knowledge of random events. We have an awesome theater program, and participation = a lot of their class grade, so this problem was unavoiable).

but that was back during the Cold War.

Pickford High School, '99

We were terrible at pretty much everything, but we lived in the U.P... so we had that going for us... which was nice.

Grandville, MI, on the outskirts of GR. Mediocre football in the brutal OK red, but we had a really solid run when I was around from '05 to '09. Andrew Hawken (stand-up guy BTW. Not sure how he wound up at State) of MSU was our running back, and Brad Iciek of GVSU was our QB for the latter stages. Had a couple wins against Rockford, since then they've fallen off the map.

Other than that, Wrestling is traditionally a state powerhouse, baseball was average, mens bball was shitty, womens bball was usually good (alma mater of Alyssa DeHaan of State), not so sure about track, and cheerleading was really good (assuming you consider it a sport).

I was in the same class with Mark Ingram when he went to GB but the football team was pretty underacheiving after his freshman year. BBall team had Zach Gibson and K'len Morris and lost in the regional final to Clarkston.

My Graduation year of 99 we won States in Football, Hockey, and Baseball, and had 3 or 4 Individual State Champions in Wrestling.

I went to Jackson Parkside for 3yrs then graduated from Jackson High. Not great in any sports really. Couple of good people from there, Tony Dungy is the highlight.

Gull Lake High School (Richland, MI just east of K'zoo) class of '93. My senior year I was part of a 1-8 football season. Our only win was against Otsego, and against South Haven our kicker missed a last second FG that would of won the game.
A 2-7 season would of made all the difference...

Now, it is in the playoffs almost every year, and loses in the first round of the playoffs every time. I think the overall record in the playoffs is somewhere around 0-10 in the last 20 years.