Wearing camouflage-colored uniforms and playing with a patriotism-driven purpose, Plymouth’s hockey team honored a group of U.S. military veterans Thursday night with a never-dull 4-3 victory over visiting Lake Orion. After recognizing in-attendance members of Plymouth’s VFW Post 6695 with a pre-game ceremony, the Wildcats struck first when James Darty — wearing Gordie Howe’s No. […]
Facing a significantly taller opponent — although, aren’t all of the modestly-sized Northville girls basketball team’s foes significantly taller? — the feisty Mustangs bolted to an 11-0 first-quarter lead Tuesday night and never looked back Read More
Several local high school student-athletes are among the 120 finalists for the Michigan High School Athletic Association’s Scholar-Athlete Awards for the 2024-25 school year, which are presented by Farm Bureau Insurance. Plymouth senior volleyball player Read More
Just when it appeared either Canton or Northville had put a headlock on a victory late in Friday’s critical KLAA West boys basketball game, the headlock-ee executed a Houdini-like escape. In a battle for Read More
Detroit Lions Head Coach Dan Campbell would love coaching Northville senior two-sport star Kaden Kuban. Yes, the 6-foot-1, 200-pound student-athlete plays with grit — a trait Campbell obviously covets. But Kuban also brings a ton of Read More
The net economic impact of the NFL’s National Football Conference (NFC) Divisional Playoff game between the Detroit Lions and Washington Commanders is expected to exceed $64 million, according to new analysis from East Lansing-based economic Read More
For the first 19 minutes Tuesday night, the Northville-at-Salem girls basketball game had all the makings of a last-minute nail-biter. After Salem freshman Lainey Claramunt banked in a basket while getting fouled with 5:20 left in the Read More
In some ways, it was the easiest layup of Lizzie Burnham’s life — uncontested, just like in the pre-game layup lines. But given what was on the line — a victory against her team’s biggest Read More
There were not seven Salem girls basketball players on the court throughout Tuesday night’s game against Canton. It just seemed like it. Playing swarming, feet-always-moving, arms-frequently-clogging-up-passing-lanes defense, the undersized Rocks earned a 43-31 victory Read More
Canton’s boys basketball team beat Salem and a buzzer Tuesday night. The latter — a three-point net-finder launched just inside the mid-court logo by senior Teddy Winstel with 1 tick left on the second-quarter clock — proved Read More
