When he was a kid, Livonia Franklin senior Kevin Davis ran the bases as part of post-Detroit Tigers games promotions at Comerica Park. “That was so much fun,” he remembered. “I love baseball, so I looked forward to running the bases as much as I did going to the game.” On June 26, Davis will […]
Wednesday’s baseball showdown between Livonia rivals Franklin and Churchill was like the classic 1970 Steven Stills song: And if you can’t play in the game you want, love the game you’re in. Two Read More
During pre-National Football League Draft interviews with NFL front-office personnel, 2017 Salem High School graduate and Saginaw Valley State University standout linebacker Trevor Nowaske was asked to talk about his current hobbies. “I was straight up Read More
The son of a hall of fame high school coach, Brent Luplow grew up on the sidelines of Clare High School’s football field, absorbing knowledge that would assist him down the road. Luplow was Read More
The University of Michigan men’s basketball team won’t be cutting down the nets at the NCAA Final 4 in Houston this weekend, but its student managers may be. Led by Plymouth High graduate and Read More
There’s a verse in Sia’s song “Unstoppable” that sums up the second half of the Salem girls basketball team’s season: I’m unstoppable, I’m a Porsche with no brakes. I’m Read More
Salem basketball players Ashley Kopacko and Madison Morson have never stepped foot in Michigan State University’s Breslin Center, let alone launched a jumper from the iconic arena’s storied court. That’s about to Read More
Heart triumphed over height in Friday night’s Class A District championship game at Northville High School. Outsized across the board by a talented and red-hot Canton team, Northville used guts, composure and clutch shooting Read More
Wednesday night’s Class A District semifinal game featuring Plymouth-Canton Educational Park rivals Canton and Salem took only 58 minutes to play, but it must have seemed like an eternity for the Rocks. After jumping out Read More
The final moments of Wednesday’s Detroit Catholic Central-at-Northville Class A District basketball semifinal took March Madness to another level. March Insanity, maybe? There were thrills, chills, blood, sweat, cheers — and, ultimately, an intensity-drenched 61-59 Read More
