Game Of The Week: Could Be You!!
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This fall, Local 4 and ClickOnDetroit.com are proud to continue our high school football tradition! We’re on the hunt for the Game Of The Week - and it could be you!You could be like Clarkson and Sterling Heights Stevenson. They have been named our game of the week with nearly 2,000 votes total.As high school football season begins, one game each week will show us they have the most school spirit by voting at ClickOnDetroit. Then, Local 4 News will broadcast live from that school!Here’s how it works: Each week we’ll nominate six games and post them on our Web site. Watch Local 4 News Morning and find out if your school is nominated. All you have to do is urge your students and fans to go to ClickOnDetroit.com and VOTE for your school.The winner will be announced on Local 4 News Morning on Thursday at 6:30 a.m.The school with the most votes at that time will be named Game Of The Week.Remember, your staff, students and families MUST vote to win.Plus, our High School Football page at ClickOnDetroit.com will give students and fans the chance to show off their school spirit by posting their pictures and videos. There will also be forums, slideshows and a safe place for students to chat about the games.We also want to team up with students interested in media, reporting and production to create a weekly online sports show highlighting your school’s football team. These videos will be posted on ClickOnDetroit.com and could be an excellent portfolio piece for your students. In fact, if your students or coaches are shooting highlights of each game, we’d love to post them on ClickOnDetroit.com for everyone to see!ClickOnDetroit.com’s High School Football page will be THE place to check schedules, final scores and rankings each week.We’re looking forward to an exciting season and we will see your team on ClickOnDetroit.com!If you would like to nominate your team, e-mail us at GameoftheWeek@clickondetroit.com.
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