Where there’s a Will, there’s a way. That was the unofficial adage for Canton’s hockey team during its 4-1 victory over Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard Wednesday night in a non-conference game played at the Arctic Edge Ice Arena. Led by Will Schley’s four-point (two goals, two assists) night, the Cobras started and finished strong to […]
They fly through the air with the greatest of ease — the high-flying young men on Wayne Memorial’s basketball team. Flashing supreme hops — and Steph Curry-esque three-point marksmanship — the Zebras throttled a very talented Dearborn Read More
Its tallest player is a three-point marksman. One of its youngest (and average-sized) players is a creative wizard/tenacious rebounder in the paint. Yes, Salem’s girls basketball team is unorthodox in a lot of Read More
There undoubtedly have been bigger games played between Plymouth-Canton Educational Park rivals than Friday night’s Plymouth-at-Salem match-up. But you’d be hard-pressed to find a better, more-thrilling showdown than the one that unfolded in Read More
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 Read More
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
