Picked as one of the pre-season favorites to win the KLAA West Division, Salem’s boys basketball team put on a show Tuesday night against rival Plymouth. Following a hotly-contested first quarter (Salem led 15-12), the Rocks pulled away to earn a 77-44 victory thanks to 22-point and 23-point second and third quarters, respectively. The 77 […]
Redemption, it turns out, doesn’t have an expiration date. On Tuesday night, just under 10 months after suffering a season-ending loss to Salem in the 2025 MHSAA District tournament at Ypsilanti Lincoln, Plymouth earned a dose Read More
Among the 120 finalists for the prestigious Michigan High School Athletic Association’s Scholar-Athlete Awards for the 2025-26 school year are three student-athletes who attend the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park. The program, in its 37th year, has Read More
Great basketball games are like great movies: unpredictable until the final nail-biting moments. Friday night’s Northville-at-Plymouth showdown was worthy of a Golden Globe — or a Golden Roundball — as the Mustangs won a drama-filled 45-41 Read More
Trailing Novi 12-10 after the first quarter Tuesday night, Salem’s girls basketball team set a trap — actually, multitudes of them — to change the pace of the game. Attacking Novi ball-handlers with two defenders — the Read More
Getting pucks to finish their flight in the back of opponents’ nets had been somewhat of an issue for Plymouth’s hockey team heading into Monday night’s non-conference showdown against visiting Walled Lake United. Read More
They’re probably the best-kept success secret at the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park: somersaulting, vaulting and executing dizzying maneuvers that 99.9% of people can only do in their dreams. They’re the members of the Plymouth High Read More
Seconds after the conclusion of a disastrous third quarter when his team was outscored 22-5 by visiting Northville, Salem Head Coach Ryan Nimmerguth delivered a resonating message to the Rocks. “We were down 15, so I Read More
During his four-year playing career at Canton High School, Jordan Nobles lost just one game to a Plymouth-Canton Educational Park opponent. Nobles’ prolific winning percentage against his “Park” neighbors has only risen since taking over Read More
Using all the tools at his disposal — his stick, glove and chest — Novi goalie Nico Cabadas sent the home crowd at Canton’s Arctic Edge Ice Arena home disappointed Wednesday night. In a fast-paced KLAA Read More
