The Michigan Independent Athletic Conference (MIAC) values having athletes who demonstrate high character both on and off the field by displaying sportsmanship, commitment, leadership and respect. Below are the athletes that have earned the MIAC’s Character Award
2021 M.I.A.C. Girls' Track & Field Most Valuable Athlete: Sarah Christenson - Southfield Christian 2021 M.I.A.C. Girls' Track & Field Most Outstanding Performance: Jada Coburn
Colin Last, Sophomore, Track and Field, Huron Valley Lutheran High School Colin Last had a great month of May competing in Track and Field. He qualified for the MHSSA State Track and Field Meet
Logan Johnson, Junior, Track, Novi Christian Academy At the Whitmore Lake Invitational, Logan Johnson led the Novi Christian Academy Track and Field Team to its
Jacob Johnson, Junior, Clarenceville High School, Bowling He is very knowledgeable and technical in his game and shares his knowledge amongst his teammates when
2020-21 M.I.A.C. Blue Boys Basketball MVP: Verian Patrick - Southfield Christian 2020-21 M.I.A.C. Blue Boys Basketball Coach of the Year: Matt Windle - Plymouth Christian 2020-21 M.I.A.C. Blue Boys Basketball All Conference 1st Team: Nathan
2020-21 M.I.A.C. Blue Girls Basketball MVP: Anna Fernandez - Plymouth Christian & Sabrina Gottschalk - Lutheran NW 2020-21 M.I.A.C. Blue Girls Basketball Coach of the
2021 M.I.A.C. Competitive Cheer MVP: Samantha Ogden - Whitmore Lake & Kamille Smith - Southfield Christian 2021 M.I.A.C. Competitive Cheer Coach of the Year: Sandy
Clarenceville captured the 2021 M.I.A.C. Competitive Cheer Title on Tuesday that was hosted by Whitmore Lake High School. This marks Clarenceville's 2nd straight title since cheer became a championship sport during the 2020 season. Plymouth
