Michael Lindsay is a sports staff writer at various publications, including Yahoo News and Yahoo Sports. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on competitive sports, professional sports, sports business, and finance. Michael's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Detroit News, Herald Citizen, and Mass Transit magazine.
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Michael Lindsay's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly high school basketball and football in the North Carolina area. His articles predominantly feature event coverage of local games and tournaments.
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The Record-Argus begins its annual wrap of the spring sports, starting with a look back at the boys' tennis team.
HIGH POINT – When Corey Gesell came to High Point, High Point Christian Academy hadn't yet included a high school – the site was still filled with trees.
It's not easy to win a region title, let alone for a school to win one in each of the fall, winter and spring seasons. However, that's just what a trio of Trojan athletes did this year.
HIGH POINT – Carolina Core FC perhaps saw a spark after making dramatic changes to its coaching staff and front office.
HiToms batter Tate Vogler, a former Westchester Country Day standout, connects with a pitch during the May 28 Coastal Plain League season opener against Martinsville at Finch Field. Powered by
Action from Monday's CPL baseball game between the High Point-Thomasville HiToms and the Macon Bacon at Finch Field. By Michael Lindsay
Continuing The Record-Argus' end-of-season coverage with all-star teams, this week features softball, where Mercer was the only area team to make the District 10 playoffs. Mercer finished the season with a Region 1 title under first-year coach Hailey Steff, with a 12-3 record.
By: Michael Lindsay
Action from Tuesdsay's USLW soccer match between NC Fusion vs. Carolina Ascent FC at Bryan Park. By Michael Lindsay
Continuing The Record-Argus' end-of-season coverage with all-star teams, to start the week, we will take a look back at baseball. Greenville and Mercer each qualified for the District 10 2A playoffs. The Trojans led the way with a 16-4 record and were perfect in the region, going 10-0 to win the region title, before falling in the D10 semifinals. Mercer finished 8-10 overall and 5-5 regionally and dropped out of the playoffs in the quarterfinals.
