When the Ann Arbor Skyline-vs.-Salem girls basketball game’s score was deadlocked at 8-8 early Thursday night, it appeared as if it was destined to be a Thriller. Just over an hour after the opening tip, however, it was more like Nightmare on Joy Road for the visiting Eagles. Salem’s young and restless team broke the […]
Fifteen minutes after a recent Saturday morning Salem girls basketball practice officially ended, the rhythmic sound of basketballs thumping against the gymnasium floor could still be heard. The thumping was music to the ears of Read More
Harper Lee — the fabulous basketball player, not the famous author of To Kill A Mockingbird — helped script Northville’s girls basketball team’s riveting 67-36 victory over South Lyon Tuesday night. Lee’s performance in Read More
The second Salem senior Liam Reynolds secured an outlet pass near mid-court with no Saline defenders between him and the rim late in the third quarter of Friday night’s Rock home opener, a buzz Read More
They’re gritty, determined and fearless. The ingredient most members of the Northville High School girls hockey team is lacking, however, is experience — but that’s not about to slow down or get down the Read More
Elise Mavrinac’s improbable high school hockey career is just a few months from ending, which is unfortunate because the selfless Northville senior’s ice journey has been compelling since the minute the puck was Read More
The Michigan High School Athletic Association will this season award District and Regional team championships in girls wrestling for the first time, with those additions headlining changes to winter sports as 2025-26 activities continue to Read More
Points were precious and few throughout Tuesday night’s season-opening boys basketball clash between host Canton and North Farmington. The Cobras unleashed a stifling defensive effort that resulted in a 19-15 halftime advantage before ultimately Read More
Although it finished last in the eight-team KLAA West Division last season, Plymouth’s boys basketball team may have led the state in at least one intriguing category: high drama. Six of the Wildcats’ 21 games Read More
As he led Canton’s boys basketball players through a spirited, not-a-single-minute-wasted practice last week, first-year Head Coach Jordan Nobles looked right at home. That’s because he was home, so to speak. A 2014 Canton Read More
