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With the playoffs set to begin Oct. 30 and the finals at Ford Field on Nov. 27‑28, analysts Jared Ramsey and Brandon Folsom forecast champions from Cass Tech to Hudson, each backed by key returning talent.
A transfer from Cass Tech has turned into a breakout year for Elijah Cobb, whose versatile performances have caught the attention of coaches, teammates and the broader Michigan football community.
Senior baseball standout Tasso Kotsogiannis will represent Greece at a tournament in Valencia, Spain, after obtaining Greek citizenship through the Return to Your Roots program, while also preparing to play football at Tufts University.
Birmingham Public School District announced a historic co‑op between Groves and Seaholm for the first ever Oakland Activities Association girls flag football season this fall, a pilot program designed to increase player numbers and elevate competition for Seaholm athletes.
Natalie Jordan, a dual‑sport standout, shines at a flag football camp, aiming to play both hockey and football in college.
Logan Pawloski’s promotion to head coach brings continuity, a retained staff, and new ambitions for Novi’s football program.
In a high‑scoring All‑Star matchup, Doelle’s 2‑for‑3 performance and clutch runs capped a high school career that culminated in a state‑final appearance.
Ethan Armstrong’s 0.21 ERA, 70 strikeouts and .388 batting average lead the Cougars to a 30‑6 record, culminating in a district championship start that cemented his status as the state’s top baseball prospect.
Junior forward Leah Nalichowski's three‑goal outburst propels Bloomfield Hills Marian into the state championship, where they will face Hudsonville Unity Christian. Coach Danny Price welcomes her back after a strategic hiatus, while Huron's coach Matt Lividini applauds his team's resilience.
Lainie Dorow’s 223‑yard, three‑touchdown performance and a pick‑six helped St. Joseph repeat as champions, a feat built on a thriving youth pipeline and coach Matt Koch’s lauded leadership.
A sudden power loss at Detroit’s Ford Field halted the opening of the Michigan Girls High School Flag Football League state championship, pushing the first game back and creating scheduling conflicts for multi‑sport athletes.
Coaches have named a 120‑player all‑star squad for the 2026 All‑Kensington Lakes Activities Association girls soccer season, highlighting Hartland’s championship run and Stevenson’s East Division supremacy.
Northville's girls soccer squad captured the MHSAA Division 1 district championship with a commanding performance, celebrating the win while looking ahead to a potential clash with Hartland in the regional semifinals.
Northville’s baseball team opened its MHSAA playoff run with a 10‑0 victory over Plymouth, highlighted by Macklin Hart’s bases‑clearing double and Max Samhat’s six‑inning shutout.
After overcoming illness and earning record‑breaking honors, Siena McNitt will join Evansville, while Briana Young heads to Buffalo. Their journeys underscore Schoolcraft College’s growing reputation as a finishing school for aspiring Division I athletes.
A late‑season defensive masterclass against Ypsilanti Lincoln secured the Prowlers' spot in the state tournament and set the stage for a high‑stakes matchup with Redford Thurston.
Week 4 saw unbeaten Wayne Memorial hold the top spot, while Redford Thurston and Bloomfield Hills secured key victories. Several teams jockeyed for tournament berths as the season nears its climax.
The Northville girls flag football team posted a 20‑0 shutout of FGR in their final regular‑season match, a performance that has put their postseason destiny on the line and highlighted standout contributions from several players.
A strong pitching performance and timely hitting powered Plymouth Christian Academy to a 12‑2 victory over fifth‑ranked Dearborn Divine Child, underscoring the team’s rising confidence ahead of the postseason.