Mark Skol is a Weekend Sports Anchor and MSJ (Multimedia Journalist) for WZZM-TV in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He covers local sports stories, including high school and college athletics, and highlights the achievements and journeys of athletes in the area. Mark is passionate about showcasing the talent and dedication of young athletes and their impact on the community.
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Mark Skol's area of focus is predominantly sports, particularly centered around football and scholar athletes in Michigan. His coverage includes event coverage, profile features, and announcements related to local sports.
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By: Mark Skol
Smith was given the school's Karen Page Courage Award as he participates in his two sports with a prosthetic leg.
However, the Jacks still do not know who they will face off with in their first game of the postseason on Saturday night.
By: Mark Skol
His ride up to this point has been anything but smooth. KALAMAZOO, Mich — After five years, Western Michigan linebacker Damari Roberson 's time in college football is coming to an end.
By: Mark Skol
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — The Grand Rapids Rise have been in a groove lately winning four of their last five games.
By: Mark Skol
The former Sailor turned Bronco was the first quarterback on the field on Saturday, and he wanted to do whatever he could to stand out.
By: Mark Skol
He has been the girls basketball head coach at Hudsonville for 15 years, but decided to step down to be closer with his wife Maureen and their three kids.
"I am more of a silent killer," Batka said. "I don't like to show much emotions. In my head, I like to be that guy that likes to go after dudes."
Each camper will receive a reversible Pistons jersey and two complimentary tickets to a Pistons game this upcoming season.
By: Mark Skol
After entering the transfer portal, Stewart had his options narrowed down to Grand Valley State and Eastern Washington.
By: Mark Skol
"I felt it was best for a reset for myself and for my family just to take my opportunities somewhere else," Martinez said.
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