In what many believe will be the first of multiple trophy presentations in the coming weeks for Belleville’s state-ranked girls basketball team, the Tigers posed with the Kensington Lakes Activities Association conference hardware Thursday night after taking down West Division champion Northville, 70-48, Following an underdog-themed script written by KLAA boys champion Novi one week […]
Following two weeks of mental torture — watching from the bench as his band of basketball brothers battled without him — Canton senior Teddy Winstel returned to his comfort zone (the court) Wednesday night — even though he Read More
Equal parts gritty and pretty, Novi’s stunning 66-64 upset of No. 3-ranked Wayne Memorial in Friday night’s KLAA championship game proved anything is possible when you believe and execute. Champions of the KLAA Read More
As if Jordan Peele is writing the scripts, the Plymouth-vs.-Salem boys basketball series this season has been dripping with drama and intrigue. For the second time in three weeks, the Rocks escaped Tuesday night Read More
Similar to sinking 5-foot putts, what Plymouth junior Annie Flavin pulled off 11 times Tuesday night may look easy, but is far from it. The Wildcat post player found the exact sweet spot on the Plymouth Read More
Like clockwork Monday night, Novi senior Aaron Lauer secured passes just beyond the three-point line and launched high-arcing jumpers that found nothing but gold at the end of their rainbow-like flight trajectories. When the clock Read More
Roses are red, they don’t grow on a tree; Paisley Stephens was on fire on Valentine’s Day, she scored 33. Needing someone to step up in the temporary absence of injured No. 2 scorer Secrette Read More
Just two years in the making, the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park’s Unified alpine ski team is already making an impact on the Michigan high school skiing community. Earlier this week, the Eric Shingles-coached squad made Read More
As they stood shoulder-to-shoulder, hearts beating as one, during Tuesday night’s National Anthem, members of Northville’s girls basketball team looked slightly less than imposing, considering how much size is valued in the sport Read More
Northville’s interim boys basketball coach Sean Turner is grateful he is in a position to design plays for 6-foot-7 junior Brody Grezak, not come up with ways to stop him. “Brody is so dynamic,” Read More
