REGIONAL ATHLETIC DIRECTORS of the YEAR
Region 1 – SAM LARSON (Menominee) has built a strong and respected career
in education-based athletics through leadership, service, and an unwavering
focus on student-athletes. He began his professional journey in 2017 as a
Science Teacher at Menominee High School, while also taking on the role of
Boys Varsity Basketball Coach—a position he continues to hold today. In the
fall of 2021, Sam accepted the role of Athletic Director at Menominee High
School, serving in a dual capacity as both teacher and administrator until the
fall of 2025, when he transitioned into his current role as Assistant Principal
and Athletic Director for Menominee Junior and Senior High School. A 2010
graduate of Menominee High School, Sam earned his bachelor’s degree in
Biology Healthcare Science from the University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh in 2015 and his teaching certificate in Secondary Education from Northern Michigan University in 2017. Professionally, Sam is an active member of the Michigan Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association, serves as the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan Region 15 Director, and is a member of the Upper Peninsula Athletic Committee. His impact extends beyond the school day through leadership with the Menominee Hoops Club, where he serves as Boys Basketball Coordinator and board member, and through free summer youth basketball programming that benefits the community. His coaching excellence has been recognized with the BCAM Division III Coach of the Year, Associated Press Division III Coach of the Year, and Great Northern Conference Coach of the Year awards in 2022. As Principal Jon Beckman notes, “Sam epitomizes exactly what interscholastic athletics should be about… he keeps the student-athlete at the center of every decision and has proven the ability to wear many hats without compromising what educational athletics should be.” Sam’s integrity, leadership, and commitment continue to strengthen Menominee athletics and the greater Upper Peninsula community.
Region 2 – MITCH MIGGENBURG, CAA (Kingsley) With more than two
decades of service in education-based athletics, Mitch Miggenburg has
built a career defined by leadership, vision, and a deep commitment to
student-athletes. He began his coaching career in South Carolina, serving
as a Varsity Assistant Baseball Coach at R.B. Stall High School in 2002 and
at Academic Magnet High School from 2003–2004 before being named
Varsity Head Baseball Coach in 2005 and 2006. In 2007, Mitch joined West
Ashley High School in Charleston, where he taught Physical Education and
Health Sciences from 2007–2014, served as an Assistant Football Coach
from 2008–2014, and led the Varsity Baseball program from 2008–2014.
His coaching excellence was widely recognized with multiple honors,
including South Carolina Region VII Coach of the Year (2013, 2014), Charleston Post & Courier Lowcountry Coach of the Year (2014), and South Carolina AAAA State Coach of the Year (2014). In 2014, Mitch transitioned into athletic administration as Athletic Director at Kingsley Area Schools in Kingsley, Michigan, a role he continues to serve today. Under his leadership, Kingsley athletics has experienced sustained competitive success, expanded postseason appearances, increased program visibility, and earned the Traverse City Record-Eagle Athletic School of the Year Award in 2018 along with the Northwest Conference All-Sports Award 5 times from 2014-23. A graduate of New Palestine High School, Mitch played collegiate baseball at the University of Evansville and the College of Charleston, earned a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and Exercise Science, and completed his Master of Arts in Teaching at The Citadel. He is an active member of the MIAAA and NIAAA and serves as Secretary of the Northern Shores Conference. As Superintendent Mike Moran notes, “From the moment I hired Mitch, he demonstrated exceptional leadership, vision, and a deep understanding of how to build a successful, modern athletic program… Mitch led with character and ensured our programs reflected the highest standards of sportsmanship and integrity.”
Region 3 – JASON VOGEL (Kent City) began his career in education in 2003
with Hartford Public Schools, teaching English and coaching junior varsity
football after several years coaching at Sparta and Grant from 1997–2002.
In 2005, he joined White Pigeon Community Schools as an English and Physical
Education teacher and served seven years as Head Varsity Football Coach,
while also coaching middle school track and field in 2011 and 2012. In 2012,
Jason transitioned to Kent City Middle and High School as Dean of Students
and Head Football Coach before moving into the role of Athletic Director,
where he also served as 6–12 Assistant Principal. From 2016 through 2021,
he returned to coaching as an assistant football coach while continuing to lead the district’s athletic programs, and in 2022 he assumed his current position as Athletic Director and Grounds Supervisor. A Sparta High School graduate, Jason earned his undergraduate degree in English and Physical Education from Aquinas College and a graduate degree in Educational Leadership from Western Michigan University. He is an active member of the MIAAA and NIAAA, serves as Executive Secretary/Treasurer of the CSAA, and contributes to numerous MHSAA committees. Jason has played a leading role in hosting postseason events across nearly every sport, including four consecutive MHSAA Track & Field State Finals, while also guiding major facility enhancements such as a turf field, nine-lane track, and new auxiliary gym. He has championed servant-leadership initiatives that strengthen both teams and community. Reflecting on Jason’s impact, Head Wrestling Coach Chad Kik notes, “He has proven himself as an individual that puts the needs of our student-athletes as his first priority… Kent City Athletics has thrived under his leadership, and I believe it will continue to succeed moving forward.” Jason’s dedication, integrity, and vision continue to elevate Kent City Athletics and the community it serves.
Region 4 – BEN FARKAS, CAA (Hudsonville) has dedicated more than two
decades to educational athletics, serving as a respected leader committed to
expanding opportunities and enhancing the student-athlete experience. A
1999 graduate of Bellevue High School, Ben earned a Bachelor of Arts in
Economics from Kalamazoo College in 2003 and a Master of Arts in Athletic
Administration from Western Michigan University in 2005. He began his
administrative career as Athletic Director at Bellevue High School from
2004–2006 before serving six years as Athletic Director and Assistant Principal
at Delton Kellogg High School. In 2012, Ben accepted the role of Athletic
Director at Holland High School, where he led the department for nine years
and was recognized as Holland Public Schools Administrator of the Year in
2018. Since 2021, Ben has served as Athletic Director at Hudsonville High
School, overseeing one of the state’s largest athletic programs. Throughout his career, he has been an active member of the MIAAA and NIAAA and has contributed to the profession as a speaker at the MIAAA Conference, a host of numerous MHSAA district, regional, and state finals events, and a member of several MHSAA committees. Ben is especially proud of Hudsonville’s work in expanding participation opportunities for students, including elevating ski and boys volleyball to varsity status, adding varsity field hockey, and creating additional “B” team opportunities across multiple sports. His service extends beyond school walls through his role as a board member for the Holland Community Aquatic Center from 2012–2021. Reflecting on his impact, Hudsonville Principal Jordan Beel shares, “Ben is a leader who serves with purpose, humility, and an unwavering commitment to our student-athletes… His leadership has strengthened our athletic culture, expanded opportunities for students, and reinforced the strong sense of community that defines our school.” Ben’s steady leadership, student-centered vision, and dedication to excellence continue to elevate Hudsonville athletics and the communities he serves.
Region 5 – GREG YOUNGER (Stevensville Lakeshore) has dedicated more than
three decades to athletics, education, and community service, building a career
defined by leadership, professionalism, and deep commitment to student
success. A 1991 graduate of Dowagiac Union High School, he went on to earn
a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from Hillsdale College in 1995. Greg began
his professional career at Hillsdale College, serving six years as Assistant
Football Coach and Sports Information Director before transitioning into the
private sector as a Staff Accountant and Human Resources Director for
McMurray, Marks & Edmunds CPAs in St. Joseph from 2001–2004. His return
to education came in 2004 when he became the Middle School and High
School Athletic Director for Dowagiac Union Schools, serving six years before
moving to Lakeshore Public Schools. For the past sixteen years, Greg has served as the Athletic Director for Lakeshore Middle and High School in Stevensville, where he continues to lead one of the region’s most respected athletic programs. A member of both the MIAAA and NIAAA, he currently represents Region 5 as an MIAAA Alternate and has played an active role on numerous MHSAA committees, including Scholar-Athlete, Softball Rules, Baseball Rules, Site Selection, and Officials Selection. Greg has hosted more than 100 MHSAA tournament events since 2004 and has also served on staff at the MHSAA Team Wrestling Finals. His service extends deeply into the community through twelve years of youth softball coaching, leadership roles on church and nonprofit boards, and long-standing involvement in local foundation and booster initiatives. Reflecting on Greg’s impact, colleague Curtis Partee notes, “He is able to advocate for the rights of others, set limits, and communicate in a way that invokes respect… His leadership has created a positive culture and helped many teams qualify for regional and state competitions.” Greg’s integrity, work ethic, and dedication continue to strengthen Lakeshore athletics and the community he proudly serves.
Region 6 – CHAD O'BRIEN (Adrian) has built a diverse and impactful career
in education-based athletics through leadership, coaching excellence, and a
strong commitment to student development. He began his coaching journey
in 2002 as the Head Wrestling Coach at Onsted High School and Linebackers
Coach at Adrian College. He then became the Head Football Coach at Mariner
High School from 2006–2009, earning recognition as Southwest Florida
All-Star Game Head Coach in both 2007 and 2009. Chad later joined Adrian
High School as a teacher and Defensive Coordinator in 2010, 2011, and 2015,
while also serving as Head Wrestling Coach in 2014 and 2015. He has earned
Lenawee County Wrestling Coach of the Year honors in 2004 and 2015. His
collegiate coaching experience includes serving as Defensive Coordinator
at Adrian College in 2012, 2014, and 2025, as well as Offensive Coordinator
in 2013. He helped lead the Bulldogs to MIAA Championships in 2012 & 2014. From 2016–2021, Chad was a teacher, Offensive Coordinator, and Head Wrestling Coach at Saline High School, where he was named an Honored Educator in 2020. In 2021, he transitioned into athletic administration as Athletic Director at Adrian High School, where he currently oversees athletic programming and supports coaches and student-athletes. A graduate of Lake Orion High School and Adrian College, Chad remains actively involved in professional organizations including the AFCA, Huron Valley Officials Association, Michigan Wrestling Coaches Association, and serves on multiple MHSAA committees for wrestling, cheer, and gymnastics. He is an active member of the SEC Conference Athletic Director group, serves as Football and Wrestling Czar, is President of the Lenawee County Wrestling Board, and remains committed to community service through youth programming, officiating, and league leadership. Reflecting on Chad’s impact, Adrian High School Principal Sam Skeels writes, “Above all, what impresses me about Chad is that he is a generous and caring person... He has the ability to be tough, caring, funny, and professional all at the same time,” highlighting the respect he has earned throughout the school community. Chad’s leadership, integrity, and relationship-driven approach continue to strengthen Adrian athletics and the students he serves.
Region 7 – ANDREW BARR (Ionia) has dedicated 29 years of service to Ionia
Public Schools, building a career defined by leadership, integrity, and an
unwavering commitment to student-athletes. His professional journey
includes 20 years as a classroom teacher at both Ionia High School and
Ionia Middle School, followed by the past nine years serving as District
Athletic Director and Assistant Principal at Ionia High School. In addition
to his administrative responsibilities, Andrew has coached more than 40
seasons across multiple sports, including girls and boys basketball, softball,
baseball, and football. He served as varsity girls basketball coach for 15 years
and varsity softball coach for eight years, consistently emphasizing character
development, teamwork, and academic balance. A graduate of Gaylord St.
Mary’s High School, Andrew earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from
Central Michigan University and a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership
from Western Michigan University. Professionally, he is an active member of the Michigan Association of Secondary Principals, the Michigan and National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Associations, and the Basketball Coaches Association of Michigan. He also serves as President of the Mid-Michigan Middle School League and as a board member or liaison for the Ionia High School Athletic Hall of Fame, Ionia Affiliated Athletic Boosters, and Ionia Community Awareness. Under his leadership, Ionia athletics has experienced historic success, including major facility upgrades, increased booster funding, and raising more than $300,000 for Ionia Community Awareness through Purple Games since 2017. His accomplishments have been recognized with BCAM Regional Coach of the Year honors and induction into the Ionia High School Athletic Hall of Fame. Reflecting on his impact, Principal Craig Bowen notes, “Andrew Barr has established himself as the gold standard for what a modern athletic administrator should be… every decision he makes is filtered through what is best for the student-athlete.” Andrew’s leadership continues to elevate Ionia athletics and the broader school community.
Region 8 – ROB WISE, RAA (Clare) has dedicated more than two decades to
shaping student-athletes and strengthening school communities through his
work as a coach, educator, and athletic administrator. A 1999 graduate of
Alma High School, Rob went on to earn his bachelor’s degree from Hope
College in 2003 before completing his master’s degree in Educational
Leadership at Central Michigan University. His coaching career spans 21 years
of football at Alma, Fulton, and Clare—highlighted by 19 years on the Clare
football sidelines. In 2004, he moved to Clare to serve as the varsity boys
basketball coach, leading the program for twelve seasons and earning
recognition as the 2012 Class C Basketball Coach of the Year. Rob also served
as an assistant track coach in Clare for sixteen years, demonstrating his
commitment to multi-sport athlete development. From 2007–2021, he taught high school social studies, yearbook, and seventh-grade social studies in Clare before transitioning into the role of Athletic Director in 2021. Professionally, Rob is affiliated with the RAA, MIAAA, MHSFCA, and serves on the Clare Hall of Fame Committee. He has coached numerous BCAM Academic All-State teams and is known for his enthusiasm in hosting MHSAA events—everything from state ski finals to football semifinals. His community involvement is equally impactful: he directs the Clare Annual Winter Bash, leads fundraising efforts for a privately funded indoor turf room, and promotes service-learning across all athletic programs to strengthen the bond between school and community. As colleague Kevin Schwedler notes, “Rob is a model of integrity and vision… What truly sets Rob apart is his ability to connect with people. Whether mentoring coaches, supporting students, or collaborating with parents and community partners, he leads with empathy and purpose.” Rob’s leadership continues to elevate Clare athletics both on and off the field.
Region 9 – ROBERT MCRAE (Goodrich) has spent more than a decade serving
students, coaches, and school communities through his work in education and
athletic administration. A graduate of Grand Blanc High School, Rob continued
his education at Saginaw Valley State University, Mott Community College,
and Ashland University. He began his career at Grand Blanc West Middle
School, serving four years as Responsibility Room Coordinator, where he
helped students reflect, reset, and return to the classroom with stronger
decision-making skills. He then spent two years as a middle school teacher
and Athletic Director at Richfield Academy before joining Goodrich Area
Schools, where he has now served six years as the High School and Middle
School Athletic Director. In Goodrich, Robert manages schedules, supervises
coaches, oversees budgets, coordinates transportation and officials, and
ensures seamless operations for hundreds of student-athletes—balancing countless moving parts to create positive, organized, and meaningful athletic experiences. Robert also brings extensive coaching experience, having coached baseball, boys and girls basketball across multiple schools, and serving in numerous youth leagues. Professionally, he is active as Little League Director for Goodrich, former President of the Greater Flint Middle School League (2023-24), former President of the Flint Metro League (2023–24), a member of the MIAAA Strategic Plan Committee, and a member of the MHSAA Equity Committee. His contributions have led to recognition including Region 9 Athletic Director of the Year (2026), MIAAA Presider and Presenter, and the MIAAA Five-Year Service Award. Robert’s leadership extends deeply into the community through youth coaching, volunteer programs, district-wide concession management, and service initiatives such as Adopt-a-Family at Christmas. He also established multiple leadership and spirit-building programs, including Captains Club, Athlete of the Month, Meet the Team Nights, and College Signing Days. As colleague Jamie Lauinger shares, “Robert is a natural leader who sets high standards while maintaining a positive, encouraging environment… His passion, energy, and genuine care make him an invaluable part of our school community.” Robert continues to lead with integrity, enthusiasm, and a student-centered vision that strengthens Goodrich athletics every day.
Region 10 – ROBIN DILDAY (Utica) has dedicated an extraordinary 52 years
to education and 44 years to athletic administration, building a legacy of
leadership and service within Utica Community Schools. He began his career
in 1974 with the Macomb Intermediate School District before joining Utica
Community Schools in 1975, where he has served ever since. Robin spent his
first 19 years at Henry Ford II High School, including 12 years as the building
Athletic Director, while also teaching government and serving two years as
an associate principal. In the summer of 1994, he was appointed District
Athletic Director for Utica Community Schools, a position he has held for
32 years while overseeing one of the largest and most comprehensive
athletic programs in Michigan. A graduate of Utica High School, Robin
earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Arts (Radio and
Television) from Michigan State University, where he was a four-year member
of the Spartans varsity baseball team and competed in the 1971 Big Ten Championship and NCAA Tournament. He later completed his teaching certification at Central Michigan University and earned his master’s degree from Wayne State University. Professionally, Robin has been a long-standing member of the NIAAA, MIAAA, MCADA, and the Macomb Area Conference, serving as a founding member and longtime president of MCADA and holding numerous leadership roles within the MAC. His impact includes extensive facility development projects, expansion of athletic offerings, implementation of safety initiatives such as AEDs and athletic trainers, authorship of key district handbooks, and service on multiple MHSAA committees. Reflecting on his influence, colleague Chad Ballee notes, “Robin has been an Athletic Director with Utica Community Schools for 44 years… he is always willing to help anyone at the drop of a hat and strives for success within his program.” Robin’s unwavering dedication, professionalism, and mentorship have shaped generations of student-athletes and administrators alike.
Region 11 – ERIC PIERCE (West Bloomfield) has dedicated more than two
decades to education-based athletics as a teacher, coach, and administrator in
the West Bloomfield School District. He began his career in August 2001 as a
Business and Marketing teacher at West Bloomfield High School, where he
spent 13 years in the classroom teaching courses including Entrepreneurship,
Marketing, Advanced Marketing, Business Internship, Personal Computing,
World History, and Sports and Entertainment Marketing. Eric also developed
the district’s Sports and Entertainment Marketing curriculum, served as a DECA
advisor and class sponsor, and coached extensively across multiple sports. His
coaching roles included 10 years as an Assistant Varsity Football Coach, three
years as a middle school head football coach, two years as Varsity Girls Golf
Head Coach, nine years as Assistant Varsity Baseball Coach, and seven years as
Varsity Head Baseball Coach. Following the 2013–14 school year, Eric
transitioned into administration as Assistant Principal and Athletic Director, overseeing student relations, teacher evaluations, and district-wide athletics. In 2020, he became the full-time District Athletic Director as West Bloomfield’s athletic programs continued to grow. A graduate of North Farmington High School, Eric earned his Bachelor of Science from Central Michigan University, a Master of Arts from Marygrove College, completed a Master’s +30 at the University of St. Thomas, and earned his School Administrator Certificate from Eastern Michigan University. He has been an active member of the MIAAA, OCADA, and OAA for 12 years and served OCADA as Secretary, Vice President, and President, earning OCADA Athletic Director of the Year honors in 2020. Eric has hosted numerous MHSAA tournaments and expanded athletic offerings across the district. As colleague Zachary Hilbers notes, “Eric’s influence extends far beyond the field… his leadership has contributed to multiple state championships and more than 200 student-athletes earning college scholarships.” Eric’s integrity, humility, and commitment to excellence continue to shape a culture where students thrive both in athletics and in life.
Region 12 – JAMES VICTOR, RAA (Allen Park) has built a career rooted in
service, consistency, and a deep commitment to students and student
athletes at Allen Park High School. A 1999 graduate of Allen Park High
School, James returned to his hometown district after earning his bachelor’s
degree from Eastern Michigan University in 2004 and a master’s degree from
Wayne State University in 2009. He began his professional career as a science
teacher at Allen Park Community High School, where he taught for four years
before transitioning to Allen Park High School as a Chemistry and Physics
teacher for the next fourteen years. In addition to his work in the classroom,
James stepped into athletic administration and currently serves in his third year as Athletic Director and Director of Clubs and Activities at Allen Park High School. In this role, he oversees athletic programming, supports student organizations, and works closely with coaches to ensure athletics remain an extension of the educational experience. James is an active member of the Michigan and National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Associations and serves as Secretary of the Downriver League. His leadership extends into the community through coordinating facility access for youth leagues and recreation programs, hosting district and community-wide events such as tournaments and postseason competitions, building partnerships with local businesses, supporting student-athlete service initiatives, and promoting unified sports and adaptive athletics. Reflecting on James’ impact, Varsity Swimming and Diving Coach Nick Kudla writes, “Mr. Victor leads with integrity, consistency, and a genuine commitment to students… His decisions are always guided by what is best for students, coaches, and the school community as a whole.” Known for his accessibility, professionalism, and willingness to support others at a moment’s notice, James Victor continues to strengthen Allen Park athletics while fostering a culture of trust, pride, and opportunity for all involved.
Region 13 – CARLOS CALDERON, CMAA (Wixom St. Catherine), has built his
career in education-based athletics through mentorship, opportunity, and
unwavering family support. He is grateful for the guidance of the Fab Four
(Brandon Malinowski, Emily Frikken, and Molly Campbell), for the early
direction provided by Sal Malek, and for the leadership examples set by Vic
Michaels and Mike Evoy, whose openness allowed him to observe, learn, and
develop his administrative foundation. He also values the leadership of St.
Catherine of Siena Academy President Lia Johnston and Principal Judy Hehs,
whose direction and support strengthened his growth during a period of
significant departmental expansion. Above all, he remains grounded by the
encouragement of his wife Zoe and his daughter Amalia, who anchor every
step of his professional journey. Carlos began his career at Father Gabriel
Richard, coaching men’s and women’s soccer, earning seven district
championships and advancing to five regional finals. His early success fueled a deeper interest in long-term program building, operational structure, and student-centered development, ultimately guiding him toward athletic administration. Now in his seventh year at St. Catherine of Siena Academy, Carlos serves as Athletic Director during a time of rapid growth for the school’s athletic programs. His work focuses on restructuring essential systems, strengthening communication workflows, and creating sustainable frameworks that support athletes, coaches, and families. His leadership has advanced program alignment, increased accountability, and reinforced the school’s mission of forming young women through faith, leadership, and sport. Carlos holds a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management from Southern New Hampshire University and a Master of Science in Athletic Administration from the University of Miami. He is a Certified Master Athletic Administrator and an active member of the NIAAA & MIAAA. He remains committed to professional service, student-focused leadership, and the development of young athletes.
Region 14 – KIMBERLY J. THORNTON, CAA (Grandville MS) is in her 29th year in
education and her 21st year with Grandville Public Schools, where she has built a
career defined by leadership, equity, and student-centered athletic programming.
She is currently in her eleventh year as Athletic Director at Grandville Middle
School and her second year serving in the role full time. Prior to joining
Grandville, Kimberly taught secondary business English and lower elementary
education in Muskegon Heights Public Schools and also served for two years as
an assistant grant writer with the Reeths-Puffer Schools STATS program.
Throughout her career, Kimberly has remained deeply committed to equitable
access, program excellence, and the holistic development of middle school
student-athletes, overseeing 16 athletic programs while fostering inclusive and
supportive environments. She participated in monthly district-level DEI training
during the 2019–20 school year and continues to prioritize diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of her work. A graduate of Muskegon Catholic Central High School, Kimberly holds a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management and Communication from the University of Michigan, a secondary teaching certificate from Ferris State University, and a master’s degree in K–12 Educational Leadership from Western Michigan University. Professionally, Kimberly is a Certified Athletic Administrator through the NIAAA and has presented three times at the MHSAA Athletic Conference. She serves on the MHSAA Strategic Planning Committee and the MHSAA Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee and recently authored the department’s first comprehensive Athletic Handbook for coaches. Reflecting on her impact, Principal Ken See notes, “Kimberly Thornton has demonstrated exceptional leadership, unwavering dedication to students, and a steadfast commitment to advancing middle school athletics… She embodies the highest standards of professionalism and service.” Kimberly’s vision, integrity, and passion continue to elevate Grandville Middle School athletics and the students it serves.
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REGIONAL AD OF THE YEAR RECIPIENTS
2025
Region 1 – PAUL JACOBSON (Negaunee)
Region 2 – JOEL DOHM (Petoskey)
Region 3 – SHAUN MULDER (McBain)
Region 4 – BRADY LAKE (Byron Center)
Region 5 – ALAN FARNQUIST, CAA (Paw Paw)
Region 6 – BRIAN ZALUD, CAA (Grass Lake)
Region 7 – TODD FARMER, CMAA (Coldwater)
Region 8 – DAVE SCHWARTZ (Garber)
Region 9 – CASEY LOMBARD, CMAA (Holly)
Region 10 – CHAD BALLEE (Warren Cousino)
Region 11 – JASON MALLOY (Westland John Glenn)
Region 12 – RICKY GONZALEZ (Detroit Voyageur)
Region 13 – ED SACK, CAA (Roeper)
Region 14 – JENNIFER DOMAGALSKI (East and North Rockford Middle Schools)