This week in high school sports history: Henry Kelting’s 27 extra points remain a high school football record

High school sports history is filled with remarkable moments that have mostly disappeared from the larger story of American ...

This Week in High School Sports History: Muskegon Scored 216 Points in a Record-Setting 1912 Rout

High school sports history is filled with remarkable moments that have largely disappeared from the larger story of American sports. This Week in High School Hi ...
The Christian Post on MSN

This week in Christian history: Willow Creek Community Church opens, Knights Templar arrested, Henry Martyn dies

Events remembered this week in Christian history include the first service at Willow Creek Community Church, the Knights ...

This Week in High School Sports History: In 1953, the Eyes of Texas were Focused on Record-Setting Ken Hall

In 1953 Sugar Land's Ken Hall set a slew of state rushing and scoring records in Texas. See what else happened This Week in High School Sports History.
Sports Illustrated

This Week in High School History: Unlikely Challenger Ends McAuley's 135-Match Winning Streak

Also this week: record-setting performances in football, volleyball and soccer, a 168-point volleyball marathon and an 18-goal outburst. “I think we’re all in a daze right now,” Lyons coach Marge ...
Sports Illustrated

This Week in High School Sports History: The WWII Veteran Who Returned to Football and Scored a Touchdown

Also this week: National records in football and field hockey, plus a look back at the most recent 100-point high school football game. Baltimore City College (Md.) and Fork Union Military Academy (Va ...
Valley Independent Sentinel

This Week In History: 1934

Straight from the digital files of The Evening Sentinel, courtesy of The Lower Naugatuck Valley History Archives, this week we go back to 1934.