What makes Northville senior middle Avry Nelson so dynamic isn’t her ability to move fluidly from pole to pole with exceptional speed; or her great hops and impeccable timing that frustrate opposing hitters and blockers. And it’s not Nelson’s crazy-effective, last-second decision-making while hanging in the air that deflate the bigs on the other side […]
After navigating a mountain of obstacles, the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park will have an official MHSAA ski team for the first time beginning with the 2023-24 season. Students from all three Park schools — Canton, Salem and Read More
Similar to most high school athletic programs with a state championship-caliber roster, Northville’s volleyball team has its share of ultra-talented players who rarely leave the bench. That wasn’t the case during Monday night’Read More
Every few seconds, a volleyball rocketed over the net with the pace of a meteor during an intense Northville High School varsity volleyball practice last week — kind of what you’d expect from a team Read More
In a word, Friday night was ‘1’-derful for Northville’s football team. Fueled by No. 1 Colin Charles’ epic night, the Mustangs steamrolled Brighton 42-18 to advance to the Nov. 3 Division 1 district final at home against Read More
Equal parts Houdini, the Energizer Bunny and a young Johnny Manziel, Livonia Churchill quarterback Evan Snead’s escapability often turns huge losses into touchdown tosses. Case in point: During the third quarter of the Chargers’ Read More
Topping the list of nightmares for football defensive coordinators is when you know what the offense is going to do, but you can’t stop it anyway. All nine defenses Plymouth’s offense faced this Read More
Home, sweep, home! Playing its final match of the season in the familiar surroundings of its own gym, Plymouth’s volleyball team handed visiting Dearborn Fordson a three-set setback — 25-15, 25-16, 25-15 — in which victory Read More
Wearing head-to-toe black on Friday the 13th, Plymouth’s football team was downright scary good against Plymouth-Canton Educational Park rival Salem. Playing suffocating defense and electrifying offense, the Wildcats stymied the Rocks, 45-19, Friday night Read More
Members of Salem’s football program partied like it was 1999 on the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park’s east turf stadium’s field Friday night, celebrating the scratching of a 24-year itch. With the Chiefs facing a Read More
