For close to 75 minutes Tuesday night, Northville’s girls soccer team mounted attack after attack against Ann Arbor Skyline keeper Kennedy Wassef, who turned back numerous Mustang scoring chances with dazzling saves. Wassef’s heroics were almost solely responsible for the Eagles’ 1-0 advantage heading into the 73rd minutes of the bone-chilling season opener for both […]
Salem’s girls soccer team kicked off its season in style Thursday night, blanking Birmingham Groves, 6-0, while giving fans a glimpse of the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park’s North Turf Field’s new flashing lights Read More
For the Plymouth Christian Academy baseball team, 2026 will be a test of will and determination. The final game loss to Portland St. Patrick in the Division 4 state final last June will remain in the back Read More
Jackson Lumen Christi’s acclaimed sophomore guard Kenna Hunt turned in a solid performance throughout Monday night’s MHSAA Division 3 quarterfinal clash against Plymouth Christian Academy, netting 12 points and dishing out eight assists. One of Read More
The deeper the drama, the better South Lyon East’s girls basketball team tends to play. In Friday’s MHSAA Division 1 district final, the Cougars rallied from a fourth-quarter deficit to topple Northville, 52-45, to Read More
How did the Belleville girls basketball team play Monday night against Howell, the only team to defeat the Tigers in over a year? In a word: G-R-R-R-E-A-T-T! In one of the most-anticipated girls basketball games Read More
South Lyon East — a team with no true “bigs” but plenty of backcourt firepower — earned its biggest victory in over a decade Friday night against Northville. Pounding the glass with the ferocity of hungry lions Read More
Theoretically, Salem’s girls basketball team is too young (only two seniors are in the rotation) and too small (no six-footers) to still be playing this late in the season. Don’t tell that to Read More
Hartland clearly owned the pace of Tuesday night’s low-scoring MHSAA regional semifinal duel against Canton. At the end of the day, though, the Cobras owned something much more valuable: the scoreboard. Fueled by timely Read More
The plug is about to be pulled on the 16-school Kensington Lakes Activities Association, spurring a mass exodus of the conference’s member schools. The conference’s 2026-27 structure will remain throughout the 2026-27 school Read More
