Bill Khan
Sports Reporter at Livingston Daily Press & Argus
Sports reporter at the Livingston Daily Press & Argus. Did a little work for The Flint Journal back in the day.
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2 days ago |
livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan
With regionals taking place this week, there aren’t many more opportunities for athletes to get their names on the list of top performances in Livingston County or improve their status. Two individuals who have set themselves apart this spring are Brighton senior Sam Meriweather and Pinckney senior Madison Cooke. Meriweather leads the county in three individual events and is on two relays that have posted the fastest times. Cooke leads county girls in three events and is on a top-ranked relay.
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2 days ago |
livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan
Beating Hartland for the first time in nine years was a huge deal, but it didn’t guarantee Brighton its first KLAA boys lacrosse championship since 2015. The Bulldogs still had to beat Livonia in the league championship game, a task that proved to be more difficult than expected. Brighton needed a goal by Zach Watkins with 1.4 seconds left to come away with an 11-10 victory over a team the Bulldogs beat by 12 goals on April 14.
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2 days ago |
livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan
HARTLAND — With his ace faltering, Hartland baseball coach Brad Guenther didn’t hesitate to bring in Logan Randall to get the Eagles out of a jam Monday against Howell. It didn’t matter that Randall hadn’t pitched since April 21 and had thrown only five innings all season. Injuries, not a lack of confidence in Randall by Hartland’s coaches, kept him off the mound for three weeks and out of the lineup entirely for 18 days.
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livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan
Bill KhanHartland's Logan Randall celebrates in a cloud of dust after beating a throw to the plate during a 5-4 victory over Howell Monday, May 12, 2025. Bill Khan/Livingston DailyHartland's Bobby Griffon singles during a 5-4 victory over Howell Monday, May 12, 2025. Bill Khan/Livingston DailyHartland's Bobby Griffon has to remove a bat that was determined to have too much pine tar during a 5-4 victory over Howell Monday, May 12, 2025.
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3 days ago |
livingstondaily.com | Bill Khan
I’m going to use this space leading into the Livingston Daily Athlete of the Week poll to give some props to everyone who helped stage the KLAA track and field meet Saturday at Hartland High School. I covered my first track and field meet in 1982. For most of the 43 years that have followed, there have been varying degrees of frustration trying to get results during a meet — and sometimes even after a meet.
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Thursday's top performers: Records fall as Pinckney girls win league track and field title https://t.co/FYAD3CYVcF via @livingstondaily
Two Pinckney seniors not only broke long-standing school track and field records Thursday, but did so with performances that rank them among Livingston County's all-time best to help the Pirates win the SEC White girls championship. @PinckneyAthDept https://t.co/FYAD3CYVcF
On a day in which Brighton ended some long losing streaks vs. Hartland, the longest drought was snapped on the softball diamond. https://t.co/GhykcITBVi