A star wrestler and football player, Hawley is hard-working leader Instead of sitting around his Livonia home playing video games and watching TV during the early, gloomy shutdown days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Franklin’s Owen Hawley went to work. “I have a home gym and I used (the shutdown time) as an opportunity to get […]
Murphy brings several years of college coaching to Rocks’ rebuild When it comes to high school football, Brendan Murphy was red (Canton), now he is blue (Salem). He won with the Chiefs; can Salem’s Read More
Former Rose Bowl-winning Wolverines can’t wait for Aug. 26 game There have been a lot of home improvements, so to speak, to the University of Michigan’s 107,000-seat “Big House” — high-tech video scoreboards have replaced Read More
Choice to play just one sport is waning for high school athletes More than 44 percent of athletes at Michigan High School Athletic Association member high schools participated in more than one sport during the 2021-22 Read More
Multi-season starter thrives at leading Chargers’ offensive line When it comes to delivering perfectly-placed snaps out of the shotgun formation to Livonia Churchill quarterbacks or executing a difference-making block, Charger senior center Caleb LeBar follows Read More
Prior has learned valuable lessons while waiting in the wings The wait is over for Northville senior quarterback Luca Prior — and not a minute too soon for the personable spiral-thrower. The 6-foot-2, 170-pound lover of Read More
Crazy-cool inventions making sport safer, easier to teach An IFO (Identified Flying Object) hovered over Plymouth High School’s football practice Aug. 15, its micro-sized camera filming players 70-some feet below who were wearing futuristic-looking pads Read More
Great off-season workouts, bonding make Mustangs legit threat Is Northville’s football team the fastest in the Kensington Lakes Activities Association? No. Are the Mustangs the most-talented team in the league? No. Do these two Read More
Churchill, Franklin, Stevenson battle in one of state’s best divisions There’s no doubting the Kensington Lakes Activities Association East Division is a beast, boasting a roster of eight teams, five of which made Read More
All 3 local KLAA coaches acknowledge how talented league remains Victories are not going to come easy in the Kensington Lakes Activities Association this fall, the head coaches of the three Plymouth-Canton Educational Park football teams Read More
