Throughout his accomplished decade-long football career that started as a 7-year-old with the Plymouth-Canton Steelers, Canton senior Devvin Calhoun has almost always had his older-by-one-year brother Dillon to lean on during the ups and downs that have unfolded on the gridiron. Dillon Calhoun graduated in June, meaning his younger brother will be swimming in uncharted […]
It was business as usual Tuesday afternoon during the last pre-season summer camp for Canton’s football team — remarkable considering the tumultuous three-year ride the Team Formerly Known As The Chiefs has been on. Much Read More
Although he didn’t throw a single pitch during Northville’s first-ever state championship season that ended in dramatic fashion in mid-June, left-handed flame-thrower Joey Broughton showed enough stuff during his first three seasons — and Read More
GameAbove Sports, a sports-focused business development and strategic investment entity, announced the purchase of the fourth BIG3 franchise with plans to base the team in Detroit for the 2025 season. The GameAbove Sports ownership group, led Read More
Members of the Plymouth-Canton Little League 12-and-under All-Stars softball team didn’t hang their heads and let disappointment get the best of them after finishing 1-2 and getting eliminated from last year’s Little League Read More
The fascinating baseball odyssey of Plymouth native Cooper Donlin grows more interesting by the day. Introduced to the sport in elementary school while playing for a Plymouth coach-pitch team coached by his dad, the 22-year-old Read More
Claire Hammill’s only year of high school soccer evolved into a “Dream” season for the Salem High School senior. After competing for the elite Michigan Hawks 2006 ECNL team during her first three years of Read More
Led by the student-athlete recently selected as the Girls Athlete of the Year in Michigan (Mileena Cotter), the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park’s six lacrosse teams earned several all-conference honors following the 2024 season. Salem’s boys Read More
On June 14, 1986, Ypsilanti High School won its final MHSAA Class A baseball championship when it edged powerhouse Birmingham Brother Rice, 6-5, at Western Michigan University. Among the Braves’ key players was senior right-fielder Brian Dieringer, Read More
Kids say the darnedest things. Ten years or so ago, a group of Northville Broncos youth baseball players — many of whom lived in the same neighborhood — talked about winning a high school state championship by Read More
