Jonathan Szczepaniak is a sports writer for C & G Newspapers, focusing on local sports in the Macomb, Michigan area. With a passion for covering high school athletics and community sports events, Jonathan brings a deep knowledge and enthusiasm for the local sports scene to his articles.
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Jonathan Szczepaniak's focus is primarily on local sports events, particularly high school-level athletics. He covers a range of sports including football, basketball, hockey and track and field. Given his extensive coverage of events, reaching out with news about upcoming competitions or outstanding achievements by local athletes would likely be well received.
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By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Walk through the doors of Advanced Sports Performance on any given night during the week, and there are three things you’re guaranteed to notice: smiles on numerous faces, softball players perfecting their craft and owner Leslie Heisler’s vibrant personality.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak, Erin Sanchez
WARREN — If you asked senior Aggie Broadwell where her teammates’ heads were at before the season, she’d would’ve told you they were already underwater.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
FARMINGTON HILLS — Talk about a weekend he’ll never forget: North Farmington senior Jack Weingarden entered the Division 2 state finals unseeded and with memories of only making it to round 2 in 2023.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak, Tethyan McKenzie, Stephen Zaranek
GROSSE POINTES — It had been a long time coming for both Grosse Pointe South boys and girls cross country, but a league title was finally back in the hands of the Blue Devils.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
Detroit Country Day celebrates a MHSAA Division 3 state championship win, tying Ann Arbor Greenhills for the top spot Oct. 19 at Cranbrook Kingswood High School. Pictured, from the left, are Thomas Bresson, Dan Marin, Achyut Reddy and Saahith Reddy. Photo provided by Nicholas Fiaschetti
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
METRO DETROIT — Coaches across the state couldn’t ask for better weather as the Michigan High School Athletic Association hosted the girls golf state finals Oct. 18.
METRO DETROIT — With the Michigan High School Athletic Association state playoffs starting, there are some underclassmen who have stood out in the C & G Newspapers coverage area.
METRO DETROIT — With the Michigan High School Athletic Association state tournament only two weeks away, it’s safe to say by now that the potential all-staters and Dream Team finalists have already distanced themselves from the rest of the pack.
The first round of districts will begin Nov. 1.
By: Jonathan Szczepaniak
Little did Shrine know it would be its last trip into the Michigan Collegiate (9-1) redzone while the Cougars’ explosive offensive unit would find the endzone at will, defeating Shrine Catholic (7-3) Nov. 2 at Warren Lincoln High School.
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