Journalism is an interesting field. Sometimes it grants you access to places you never imagined you’d be. Say…for instance…a pole dancing class. Read the rest of this entry »
The Ann Arbor Football Club is one of the top amateur soccer organizations in Michigan. Check out an article about the up and coming club, published in the Ann Arbor Observer.
I’ve competed on the wrestling mat with Olympians, on the pitch against professional soccer players and on the track against high school state champions. So how did I fare at Wii bowling against senior citizens? Click to find out.
Forget the auto industry, Detroit sports fans are the ones in need of a bailout these days. This weekend the NCAA Final Four came to Detroit, where the unemployment rate is 22 percent (Michigan has a nation leading 12 percent jobless rate). With tickets ranging from $200-$5,000, how were local sports fans expected to enjoy a Final Four right in their back yard? Read the rest of this entry »
The city of Detroit made national headlines for all the wrongs reasons over the past year. The nation watched as a mayoral sex scandal, 22 percent unemployment rate, and auto industry bailouts painted the city in a light as dark as Detroit has ever seen. Even the so-called day of rest has been dominated by the city’s shortcomings, as the 0-16 Lions reminded America every Sunday this fall that Detroit, once again, was worst at something. Read the rest of this entry »
Detroit Waza FC recently joined the professional soccer ranks in the PASL-Pro, but the club has been making its mark across Michigan for nearly a decade. Click here to read more about the grassroots club.