Districts from Hell 2020: Division 4

The MHSAA state tournament tips off Monday. The most competitive districts in Division 4 don’t have just more than one team that could be considered a reasonable favorite, but then have a chance to make a run further into March once winning the district. Painesdale-Jeffers: Chassell is 16-4 and plays Lake Linden-Hubbell in the lone…

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