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WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – Users of the Western Washtenaw Area Value Express can get one free ride, if they book the trip using the app. WAVE is a nonprofit organization that serves Chelsea, Dexter, and other surrounding communities with public transportation for all, including transit dependent individuals in Washtenaw County, officials said.

CHELSEA, MI - After years in the pipeline, developers are pushing to move forward on a major development just outside Chelsea that would bring 172 new homes alongside medical office space. Residents might have caught wind of the 46-acre Wolf Farms project, slated for vacant land along North Freer Road and Old U.S. 12 to the east of Chelsea, as it moved through the approval process in neighboring Lima Township before the COVID-19 pandemic.

The shop is celebrating the 10 year anniversary of Fairfield’s ownership with a one day only event on Wednesday, June 29. The Garden Mill could not be where it is today without its loyal customers and employees -- especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, Fairfield said. “I want to celebrate the success of The Garden Mill with the people who have made it successful,” she said. Fairfield’s love for gardening started around age 6, when her grandmother would have her and her siblings help in the garden. As far as The Garden Mill’s future, Fairfield said she wants to continue to offer customers what they have come to know and love at the store.

ANN ARBOR – When their teams needed them most, these Ann Arbor-area softball players stepped up. Thanks to their impressive play, several of the top players from the area earned Ann Arbor-area softball Dream Team recognition from MLive. --FIRST TEAMAnn Arbor Father Gabriel Richard softball player Catherine O'Donohue poses for a photo on Wednesday, May 19, 2021, at Ann Arbor Greenhills High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan. (Greg Wickliffe | gwickliffe@mlive.com)Catherine O’Donohue, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard, Sr.PitcherO’Donohue was one of the most dominant pitchers in the area. --HONORABLE MENTIONHope Bezzeg, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard, Catcher, Jr.Megan Bondy, Ann Arbor Skyline, Infield, Jr.Karli Dorr, Saline, Pitcher, So.

Tyson quickly realized it was a baby deer that appeared to be struggling to swim in the middle of the lake and in need of assistance. Hunter Shaw of Chelsea, poses for a photo with a fawn after rescuing it from South Lake on Wednesday, June 22, 2022. It felt really good to help a little baby deer make it across the lake.”After releasing the baby deer, the two couldn’t stop talking about what had transpired. “We were like, ‘Holy crap, we just found a baby deer in the lake, and we saved its life.’”Shaw and Tyson continued fishing following the rescue and even caught a couple of bass. “We were just shocked we caught a deer,” Shaw said.

Another successful season in the circle for Chelsea’s softball team has led to postseason awards for several players on the squad. Three Chelsea players were named to the Division 2 all-state first-team by the Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association on Tuesday. Pitcher Emilee Underwood and catcher Bekah Zachrich each repeated as first-team recipients, while infielder Mya Purdy earned first-team honors for the first time. The trio helped the Bulldogs claim the Southeastern Conference White title as well as a district championship on their way to receiving all-state praise. MORE:2022 Division 1 high school softball all-state team2022 Division 2 high school softball all-state team2022 Division 3 high school softball all-state team2022 Division 4 high school softball all-state team

ANN ARBOR – Emilee Underwood had another strong season for Chelsea softball and her final performances of the season led to her winning Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week honors. Underwood claimed the honor by earning more than 39% of the total votes. She edged out Whitmore Lake baseball player Alden Stefanovski, who placed second with 32% of the votes. Check out the results from the poll below. If you’re having trouble viewing the poll, please CLICK HERE to see the results.

CHELSEA, MI -- In 1897, they tracked coal expenses on a hand-written ledger. Today, people can transmit funds across space with the click of a button. Despite the many changes Chelsea State Bank has undergone in its history, bank officials say its investment in community remains the same. And members of the community are encouraged to mark their calendars for a fall celebration of the125th anniversary of the bank’s founding.

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CHELSEA, MI - Chelsea’s city government is turning a new page, hiring its first new city manager in more than 15 years. City leaders chose Atkinson, a self-described “dyed-in-the-wool city nerd,” after interviewing five top candidates for the job in May. Read more: Chelsea city manager abruptly announces retirement after 14+ years on the jobIn the interim, city Administrative Director Amanda Garber, who is also leaving Chelsea for other employment, served as acting city manager. Chelsea used a consulting firm to aid in their city manager search and received nearly 50 applications, Mayor Jane Pacheco previously said. More from The Ann Arbor News:No severance for retiring Chelsea city manager, legal memo says.

ANN ARBOR – The Southeastern Conference softball season featured tons of impressive individual performances and players from across the conference have been recognized for their play this season. Sydney Shammo, Temperance Bedford, Sr.Paige Sayler, Dexter, Sr.Payton Pudlowski, Temperance Bedford, So. Macy Collett, Monroe, Sr.Ceci Maixner, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Sr.McKenna Johnson, Ypsilanti Lincoln, Sr.Reyna Hyliard, Ann Arbor Skyline, So. Reese Westover, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Sr.Nona Slater, Ann Arbor Pioneer, So. Megan Bondy, Ann Arbor Skyline, Jr.Rhian Stewart, Ann Arbor Huron, So.

ANN ARBOR – The Southeastern Conference recently announced its all-conference boys lacrosse teams for the 2022 season. --SEC-REDFIRST TEAMDillion Dlugosieklsi, Temperance Bedford, Sr.Gavin Scally, Temperance Bedford, Sr.Armand Gago, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Sr.Michael Suter, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Sr.Lukas Schaffer, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Sr.Phillip Crum, Ann Arbor Skyline, Sr.Walden Jones-Perpich, Ann Arbor Skyline, Sr.Owen Miller, Saline, Jr.Liam Belote, Saline, Sr.Nat Keller, Saline, Sr.Evan Aeschliman, Saline, Sr.Dohnovan Chambell, Saline, Sr. HONORABLE MENTIONQuinn Brophy, Saline, Sr.Auguste Gago, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Jr.Witt Denzin, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Fr. Aaron Marks, Ann Arbor Skyline, Sr.Evan Rothenberg, Ann Arbor Skyline, Jr.Brandon Staley, Temperance Bedford, Jr.Brady Weirich, Temperance Bedford, Fr. Turner Aldrich, Ann Arbor Huron, Sr.Charles Fox, Ann Arbor Huron, Fr.

CHELSEA, MI -- No one is believed to be injured following a Monday morning house fire in Chelsea, officials said. At about 10:45 a.m. June 6, firefighters from the Chelsea Area Fire Authority were dispatched to the 1000 block of South Lima Center Road for a reported structure fire. A fire had damaged a residential home in the area, though no one was injured, officials said. The damage done to the home was ultimately minor, said Chelsea Fire Chief Robert Arbini. Officials believe the fire started and spread on the home’s exterior, possibly beginning near an outside dryer vent, Arbini said.

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After another memorable baseball season in the Southeastern Conference, the top players from the league have been rewarded for their performances this spring. Brendan Howard, Adrian, C, So. Steven Devaughn, Jackson, 1B, Jr.Joelden Griffin, Adrian, P, Fr. Ryan Sieler, Monroe, 3B/P, Jr.Owen Tuccinardi, Ann Arbor Skyline, 1B, Jr. Sebastian Casillas-Lopez, Ann Arbor Huron, OF/P, Jr.Jackson Conley, Saline, C, Jr.Ian Decz, Ann Arbor Skyline, IF/P, Jr.Ashton Elmer, Monroe, OF, Sr.Ryan Gensheimer, Ann Arbor Skyline, P, Jr.Robert Hamman, Ann Arbor Skyline, P, So.

The planned seizure of jets belonging to Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich is the latest U.S. government response to the invasion of Ukraine.

“There’s just nothing like a fresh loaf of bread,” Rodgers said. The bakery serves eight to 12 varieties of breads, as well as cupcakes, cookies, macarons and other pastries. The Lakehouse Bakery is best known for its fresh bread, Rodgers said. Specialty bread options include a sundried tomato bread, asiago cheese bread, sauerkraut bread and jalapeno bread made with fresh jalapenos. MORE ANN ARBOR LOCAL EATS:Michigan’s Best Local Eats: Get a real Chicago hot dog, complete with celery salt, at Ray’s Red HotsMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Zou Zou’s Café offers creative scones, sandwiches in ChelseaMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Vegano Italiano brings New York-style vegan pizza to YpsilantiMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Expand your wine and cheese palate with YORK’s European flairMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Yaya’s Pizza brings halal options to YpsilantiMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Hamburger Mary’s features Tower Inn favorites on blended menuMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Manchester Diner combines upscale flair with traditional favoritesMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Familiar favorites remain even after Casey’s Tavern menu refreshMichigan’s Best Local Eats: The Pretzel Bell features burgers, pizza, University of Michigan historyMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Find mini-macarons, chocolate eclairs at The Great CommonerMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Enjoy classic cheesesteaks, chili-cheese fries at Izzy’s Hoagie ShopMichigan’s Best Local Eats: The Crazy Diamond curates community with craft cocktailsMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Amadeus’ paprikash, pierogi inspired by owner’s travels around EuropeMichigan’s Best Local Eats: Check out the Kale-Yeah smoothie at Ypsilanti’s What’s In Your Cup?

CHELSEA – The heartbreak of last year’s Division 2 state semifinal finish remains in the mind of Maggie Olaveson and her teammates. While the first goal is checked off for Chelsea, Olaveson and her teammates have their sights set on much more. “It doesn’t mean anything unless we keep going in the tournament,” Olaveson said after Thursday’s win. “It’s definitely a great feeling to win.”Chelsea (31-3, 17-1 SEC-White) returned the bulk of last year’s team that had a magical run to the state semifinals in 2021. “That would mean the world for us,” Olaveson said on what a state title would mean.

ANN ARBOR – The Michigan high school girls track and field state finals will take place Saturday and several Ann Arbor-area girls track athletes are expected to compete for championships. Here is the leaderboard heading to the state finals this weekend. --100 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (11.66)Mahawa Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer (12.45)Kaliyah Favors, Ypsilanti Lincoln (12.49)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (12.57)Isabella Gaetino, Dexter (12.60)200 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (24.36)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (24.49)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (24.67)Mahawa Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer (26.01)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (26.42)400 DashAlexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (55.39)Sarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (57.08)Mia Rogan, Saline (58.91)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (1:00.01)Hannah Berenson, Dexter (1:00.46)800 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:11.79)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:11.15)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:11.83)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:13.95)Mia Rogan, Saline (2:16.72)1600 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:51.30)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:53.01)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:57.04)Madison Stern, Saline (5:00.83)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5:05.14)3200 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:46.15)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.22)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.95)Elaina Alig, Saline (11:32.36)Abigail Roth, Saline (11:39.44)100 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (14.39)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (15.38)Alena Miklosovic, Saline (15.56)Leila Wells, Chelsea (15.82)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15.96)300 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (42.94)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.65)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.78)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (46.11)Aliyah Ferguson, Ann Arbor Huron (47.19)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (48.37)Ypsilanti Lincoln (49.22)Saline (49.93)Ann Arbor Pioneer (51.45)Chelsea (52.12)4X200 RelayYpsilanti Lincoln (1:42.73)Ann Arbor Huron (1:44.53)Saline (1:46.32)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:47.53)Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (1:50.24)4X400 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (3:55.30)Ann Arbor Huron (3:56.60)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:58.73)Saline (4:06.85)Dexter (4:09.83)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:57.73)Saline (9:21.68)Ann Arbor Skyline (9:53.46)Dexter (10.07.24)Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (10:12.53)Shot PutJamie Giese, Dexter (43′6.5)Cora Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (41′11)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (34′11.25)Ava Woodward, Chelsea (34′10)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (34′0.75)DiscusJamie Giese, Dexter (112′8)Katie Krueger, Dexter (107′11)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (107′3)Ava Woodard, Chelsea (101′0)Marissa Beck, Milan (101′0)High JumpGabriella Newman, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5′8)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (5′2)Gianna Hoving, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (5′0)Alena Adams, Ann Arbor Huron (5′0)Tia Schultz, Dexter (4′11)Pole VaultSophia Mettes, Dexter (13′6)Jacki Kolano, Saline (11′3)Natalie Kessler, An Arbor Skyline (10′3)Ella Gasiorek, Dexter (10′0)Mikala Sposito, Dexter (9′9)Long JumpNicole Warren, Saline (17′1.5)Skylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (16′10)Mackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (16′7)Jenna Griffin, Milan (16′6.5)Makayla Kegerreis, Chelsea (16′1.25)MORE:Top performers, Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week for May 23-28If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – With the Michigan high school track and field state finals two days away, it’s time to look at where Ann Arbor-area boys track athletes stand. Here are the top boys track and field performers from the Ann Arbor area heading into this weekend’s state championships. --100 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (10.44)Cole Cabana, Dexter (10.55)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (10.68)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (10.74)Caden Winston, Saline (10.97)200 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (21.26)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (21.56)Cole Cabana, Dexter (21.92)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (22.18)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (22.20)400 RunJason Whitton, Saline (50.08)Micah Davis, Dexter (50.48)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (51.33)Henry Shaieb, Ann Arbor Skyline (51.72)Brenden Franklin, Ann Arbor Pioneer (51.83)800 RunJason Whitton, Saline (1:54.02)Andon Lewandowski, Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:58.70)Lev Nakamura, Ann Arbor Huron (1:58.87)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.09)James Harrison, Saline (1:59.74)1600 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:14.98)Connell Alford, Chelsea (4:19.26)Lev Nakamura, Ann Arbor Huron (4:24.69)Jordan Ratliff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:25.77)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (4:26.09)3200 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (9:05.79)Connell Alford, Chelsea (9:30.63)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:38.81)Samuel Jackson, Saline (9:45.47)Luke Suliman, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:47.53)110 HurdlesMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (14.21)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (14.70)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (15.04)Christopher Cappello, Saline (15.31)Torin Moore Jr., Saline (15.40)300 HurdlesJaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (40.82)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (41.11)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (41.33)Connor Casey, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.56)Benjamin Faulkner, Saline (41.79)4X100 RelaySaline (42.71)Ann Arbor Huron (43.09)Ann Arbor Pioneer (44.33)Ypsilanti Lincoln (44.70)Milan (44.81)4X200 RelayDexter (1:29.17)Saline (1:29.91)Ann Arbor Huron (1:30.35)Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:31.41)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:32.64)4X400 RelaySaline (3:26.19)Ann Arbor Huron (3:28.73)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:31.65)Dexter (3:32.99)Ann Arbor Pioneer (3:33.13)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:02.04)Ann Arbor Skyline (8:05.25)Saline (8:06.24)Dexter (8:22.08)Ann Arbor Huron (8:26.06)Shot PutJames Livingston, Dexter (49′9.5)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (47′5)Bruce Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (46′3.5)Garrett Beazley, Saline (46′3.5)Will Walline, Milan (45′4)DiscusGarrett Beazley, Saline (138′10)Aidan McGuire, Chelsea (136′9)Jayden Scott, Ann Arbor Skyline (135′11)James Livingston, Dexter (133′9)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (132′2)High JumpEthan Budd, Milan (6′4)Andrew Harding, Ann Arbor Huron (6′1)Samuel Fitzpatrick, Dexter (6′1)Ronny Johnson, Milan (6′0)Trent Spradlin, Milan (6′0)Pole VaultCole Sheldon, Dexter (16′1)Dolan Gonzales, Saline (15′6)Clark Sheldon, Dexter (13′6)Malik Eisemann, Saline (13′3)Parker Olk, Chelsea (12′8)Long JumpTorin Moore Jr., Saline (21′5.5)Cole Sheldon, Dexter (21′4.75)Brandon Snyder, Chelsea (21′3)Marcus Williams, Ann Arbor (20′8.25)Jaiden Smith, Ypsilanti Lincoln (20′2)MORE:Top performers, Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week for May 23-28If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

U.S. captain Christian Pulisic was critical of the level of American support from the crowd of 19,512 at TQL Stadium during a 3-0 win over Morocco on in the first of four World Cup warmup matches in June.

ANN ARBOR – The postseason for several spring sports continued Tuesday and several teams from the Ann Arbor area were in competition. See how teams fared below. --TUESDAY, MAY 31BOYS GOLF REGIONALSDIVISION 2Chelsea – 1st place (310)Milan – 13th place (391)DIVISION 3Ann Arbor Greenhills – 1st place (319)Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard – 5th place (346)BASEBALL DISTRICTSAnn Arbor Skyline 8, Saline 5SOFTBALL DISTRICTSDexter 17, Ann Arbor Huron 0Ypsilanti Lincoln 15, Temperance Bedford 13SOCCER DISTRICTSAnn Arbor Huron 5, Dexter 2Ann Arbor Skyline 1, Saline 0 (4-3 shootout)Manchester 2, Ann Arbor Greenhills 1Milan 8, Dundee 0Pinckney 2, Chelsea 1MORE:Top performers, Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week for May 23-28If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – The Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week is back once again. --Eli Bishar, Ann Arbor SkylineBaseballBishar recorded three hits, including a home run, and drove in three more runs to help the Eagles top Ann Arbor Huron 15-4 in the regular season finale on Saturday. --Chase Gabowitz, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel RichardBaseballGabowitz drove in four runs to guide the Fighting Irish to an 11-7 win over Ann Arbor Pioneer on Saturday. --Reyna Hyliard, Ann Arbor SkylineSoftballHyliard pitched a no-hitter and went 8-for-14 at the plate in four games for the Eagles last week. Zachrich added three RBI in Chelsea’s lopsided district win over Adrian on Thursday.

The Todd Boehly-led consortium have completed a £4.25bn takeover of Chelsea, ending Roman Abramovich's 19-year ownership of the club.

WASHTENAW COUNTY, MI – When new Ann Arbor residents Chelsea and John Tagett set out to buy their first house, they quickly realized what it would take to land the home they could eventually start a family in. “At first being naïve first-time homebuyers we were like let’s just look in Ann Arbor, how dreamy would that be to live in Ann Arbor,” said Chelsea Tagett, who is from west Michigan.

ANN ARBOR – Here are the top track and field performers from the Ann Arbor area following the regional finals that took place last weekend. --100 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (10.44)Cole Cabana, Dexter (10.55)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (10.68)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (10.74)Caden Winston, Saline (10.97)200 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (21.26)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (21.56)Cole Cabana, Dexter (22.15)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (22.18)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (22.20)400 RunMicah Davis, Dexter (50.48)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (51.33)Henry Shaieb, Ann Arbor Skyline (51.72)Brenden Franklin, Ann Arbor Pioneer (51.83)Christian Hamilton, Ypsilanti Lincoln (52.04)800 RunJason Whitton, Saline (1:56.75)Andon Lewandowski, Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:58.70)Lev Nakamura, Ann Arbor Huron (1:58.87)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.09)Fred Wallace, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.93)1600 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:14.98)Connell Alford, Chelsea (4:25.68)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (4:26.09)James Harrison, Saline (4:26.40)Jordan Ratliff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:26.44)3200 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (9:05.79)Connell Alford, Chelsea (9:30.63)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:38.81)Samuel Jackson, Saline (9:45.47)Luke Suliman, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:47.53)110 HurdlesMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (14.21)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (14.70)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (15.04)Christopher Cappello, Saline (15.31)Torin Moore Jr., Saline (15.40)300 HurdlesJaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (40.82)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (41.11)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (41.33)Connor Casey, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.56)Benjamin Faulkner, Saline (41.79)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (43.09)Saline (43.38)Ann Arbor Pioneer (44.33)Ypsilanti Lincoln (44.70)Milan (44.81)4X200 RelayDexter (1:29.17)Ann Arbor Huron (1:30.35)Saline (1:30.97)Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:31.41)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:32.64)4X400 RelaySaline (3:26.19)Ann Arbor Huron (3:28.73)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:31.65)Dexter (3:32.99)Ann Arbor Pioneer (3:33.13)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:02.04)Ann Arbor Skyline (8:05.25)Saline (8:06.24)Ann Arbor Huron (8:26.06)Dexter (8:27.09)Shot PutJames Livingston, Dexter (48′10.75)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (47′5)Bruce Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (46′3.5)Garrett Beazley, Saline (46′3.5)Will Walline, Milan (45′4)DiscusGarrett Beazley, Saline (138′10)Aidan McGuire, Chelsea (136′9)Jayden Scott, Ann Arbor Skyline (135′11)James Livingston, Dexter (133′9)Will Pinkerton, Ann Arbor Pioneer (132′0)High JumpEthan Budd, Milan (6′4)Andrew Harding, Ann Arbor Huron (6′1)Samuel Fitzpatrick, Dexter (6′1)Ronny Johnson, Milan (6′0)Trent Spradlin, Milan (6′0)Pole VaultCole Sheldon, Dexter (16′0)Dolan Gonzales, Saline (15′6)Clark Sheldon, Dexter (13′6)Malik Eisemann, Saline (13′3)Parker Olk, Chelsea (12′8)Long JumpTorin Moore Jr., Saline (21′5.5)Cole Sheldon, Dexter (21′4.75)Brandon Snyder, Chelsea (21′3)Marcus Williams, Ann Arbor (20′8.25)Jaiden Smith, Ypsilanti Lincoln (20′2)MORE:Top performers, Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week poll for May 16-21If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – Several Ann Arbor-area girls track and field athletes had strong showings at regionals last week. Here is the leaderboard following regionals for May 26. --100 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (11.66)Mahawa Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer (12.45)Kaliyah Favors, Ypsilanti Lincoln (12.49)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (12.57)Isabella Gaetino, Dexter (12.60)200 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (24.36)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (24.49)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (24.67)Mahawa Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer (26.01)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (26.42)400 DashAlexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (55.39)Sarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (57.08)Mia Rogan, Saline (58.91)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (1:00.01)Skylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:00.84)800 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:11.79)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:16.32)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:16.50)Mia Rogan, Saline (2:16.72)Madison Wood, Saline (2:20.70)1600 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:51.30)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:53.01)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:57.04)Madison Stern, Saline (5:00.83)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5:05.14)3200 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:46.15)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.22)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.95)Elaina Alig, Saline (11:32.36)Abigail Roth, Saline (11:39.44)100 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (14.39)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (15.38)Alena Miklosovic, Saline (15.56)Leila Wells, Chelsea (15.82)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15.96)300 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (42.94)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.65)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.78)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (46.17)Aliyah Ferguson, Ann Arbor Huron (47.19)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (48.58)Saline (50.01)Ypsilanti Lincoln (50.52)Ann Arbor Pioneer (51.45)Chelsea (52.22)4X200 RelayYpsilanti Lincoln (1:42.73)Ann Arbor Huron (1:44.53)Saline (1:46.32)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:47.53)Dexter (1:50.42)4X400 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (3:55.30)Ann Arbor Huron (3:56.60)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:58.73)Saline (4:06.85)Dexter (4:13.36)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:57.73)Saline (9:22.74)Ann Arbor Skyline (9:53.46)Dexter (10.07.24)Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (10:12.53)Shot PutJamie Giese, Dexter (40′5.5)Cora Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (38′10.75)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (34′11.25)Ava Woodward, Chelsea (34′10)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (34′0.75)DiscusJamie Giese, Dexter (112′8)Katie Krueger, Dexter (107′11)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (107′3)Ava Woodard, Chelsea (101′0)Marissa Beck, Milan (101′0)High JumpGabriella Newman, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5′8)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (5′2)Gianna Hoving, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (5′0)Alena Adams, Ann Arbor Huron (5′0)Tia Schultz, Dexter (4′11)Pole VaultSophia Mettes, Dexter (13′6)Jacki Kolano, Saline (11′3)Natalie Kessler, An Arbor Skyline (10′3)Ella Gasiorek, Dexter (10′0)Mikala Sposito, Dexter (9′9)Long JumpNicole Warren, Saline (17′1.5)Skylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (16′10)Mackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (16′7)Makayla Kegerreis, Chelsea (16′1.25)Nyla Hood, Ypsilanti (16′1)MORE:Top performers, Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week poll for May 16-21If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

Roman Abramovich’s 19-year ownership of Chelsea is ending after the British government approved the sale of the Premier League club by the sanctioned Russian oligarch to a consortium fronted by Los Angeles Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly.

CHELSEA – Andrea Cabana didn’t have plans to leave Grass Lake after turning its girls basketball program into a state power. On Monday, Cabana was announced as the new varsity head boys basketball coach at Chelsea, taking over another program that has sustained success over the years. “I’m super excited to be a part of a tight-knit community and take on the challenges and do something new with a boys (basketball) program,” Cabana said. “I love the opportunity to coach boys,” she said. It’s an incredible place to coach basketball.

CHELSEA – Chelsea’s boys basketball team will have a new leader who is a proven winner. Two-time Coach of the Year Andrea Cabana was announced by the school’s athletic department on Monday as the varsity program’s next head basketball coach. Cabana steps in after leading Grass Lake’s girls program for the past six years and elevating the program to one of the state’s best. Cabana inherits a Chelsea team that returns three all-conference players from last year’s Southeastern Conference White championship team. If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

Bayern Munich midfielder Malik Tillman is switching affiliation from Germany to the United States and is among 27 players invited to the Americans’ next-to-last training camp ahead of the World Cup.

ANN ARBOR – Defending Division 1 girls tennis state champion Ann Arbor Pioneer flexed its muscle at regionals Thursday and appears poised to claim another state title. Chelsea also won each flight of its regional tournament in D2, while Dexter won seven of the eight flights to claim its D2 regional crown. 2-4 doubles flights as well. 2 doubles win, Emily Hutchings and Courtney Waters finished atop the No. No results have been reported for Chelsea’s regional final as of 8 a.m. Friday.

ANN ARBOR – This weekend will feature a crucial point in the girls track and field season as athletes from across the state will compete for a spot in the state finals during regional competition this weekend. As we wait for regionals to begin, here are the Top 5 athletes from the Ann Arbor area for each event this season. --100 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (11.94)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (12.57)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (12.70)Nicole Warren, Saline (13.10)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (12.86)Mahawa Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer (12.98)200 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (24.54)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (24.82)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (25.27)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (26.48)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (26.66)400 DashAlexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (55.39)Sarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (57.08)Mia Rogan, Saline (58.91)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (1:00.01)Skylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:00.84)800 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:11.79)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:16.50)Mia Rogan, Saline (2:17.69)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:18.97)Madison Wood, Saline (2:20.70)1600 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:51.30)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:53.01)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:57.04)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5:05.14)Madison Stern, Saline (5:06.15)3200 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:46.15)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.22)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.95)Elaina Alig, Saline (11:32.36)Abigail Roth, Saline (11:39.20)100 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (14.65)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (15.55)Alena Miklosovic, Saline (15.56)Leila Wells, Chelsea (15.82)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (16.40)300 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (43.36)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.65)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (46.20)Aliyah Ferguson, Ann Arbor Huron (47.95)Jada Wilson, Ann Arbor Huron (48.73)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (48.85)Ypsilanti Lincoln (50.52)Saline (50.58)Ann Arbor Pioneer (51.52)Chelsea (52.22)4X200 RelayYpsilanti Lincoln (1:42.73)Ann Arbor Huron (1:44.53)Saline (1:46.89)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:47.53)Dexter (1:50.42)4X400 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (3:56.94)Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:01.48)Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:01.61)Saline (4:06.87)Dexter (4:16.23)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:57.73)Saline (9:22.74)Ann Arbor Skyline (10:04.43)Dexter (10.07.24)Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (10:12.53)Shot PutJamie Giese, Dexter (40′5.5)Cora Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (36′11.5)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (34′11.25)Ava Woodward, Chelsea (34′5)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (34′0.75)DiscusJamie Giese, Dexter (109′6)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (107′3)Ava Woodard, Chelsea (101′0)Katie Krueger, Dexter (100′11)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (98′6)High JumpGabriella Newman, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5′6)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (5′2)Gianna Hoving, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (5′0)Malea Wourman, Milan (4′10)Leila Wells, Chelsea (4′10)Tess Sanderson, Saline (4′10)Pole VaultSophia Mettes, Dexter (13′6)Jacki Kolano, Saline (11′0)Natalie Kessler, An Arbor Skyline (10′3)Ella Gasiorek, Dexter (10′0)Ellie Manly, Dexter (9′6)Mikala Sposito, Dexter (9′6)Ashton Davis, Saline (9′6)Long JumpNicole Warren, Saline (17′1.5)Skylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (16′10)Nicole Warren, Saline (16′9.25)Mackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (16′7)Nyla Hood, Ypsilanti (16′1)Kaliyah Favors, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15′10)MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Spring Athlete of the Week for May 9-14If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – We’re two weeks away from the Michigan high school boys track and field state finals, but Ann Arbor-area athletes will compete for spots in the finals at this weekend’s regional meets. But before the regional competition, it’s time to look at the Top 5 athletes in each event from the area. --100 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (10.82)Cole Cabana, Dexter (10.91)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (11.01)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (11.11)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (11.20)200 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (21.63)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (21.94)Cole Cabana, Dexter (22.15)Andrew Sherwood, Chelsea (22.30)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (22.38)400 RunMicah Davis, Dexter (50.90)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (51.33)Brenden Franklin, Ann Arbor Pioneer (51.83)Christian Hamilton, Ypsilanti Lincoln (52.04)Henry Shaieb, Ann Arbor Skyline (52.10)800 RunJason Whitton, Saline (1:56.75)Andon Lewandowski, Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:58.70)Lev Nakamura, Ann Arbor Huron (1:58.87)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.09)Fred Wallace, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.93)1600 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:14.98)Connell Alford, Chelsea (4:25.68)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (4:26.09)James Harrison, Saline (4:26.40)Jordan Ratliff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:26.44)3200 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (9:05.79)Connell Alford, Chelsea (9:30.63)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:38.81)Samuel Jackson, Saline (9:45.47)Luke Suliman, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:47.53)110 HurdlesMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (14.68)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (14.70)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (15.28)Torin Moore Jr. (15.58)Christopher Cappello, Saline (15.62)300 HurdlesMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (41.11)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.12)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (41.33)Connor Casey, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.71)Benjamin Faulkner, Saline (41.79)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (43.09)Saline (43.61)Ypsilanti Lincoln (44.70)Ann Arbor Pioneer (44.57)Milan (44.89)4X200 RelayDexter (1:29.17)Ann Arbor Huron (1:30.35)Saline (1:30.97)Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:31.41)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:34.16)4X400 RelaySaline (3:26.53)Ann Arbor Huron (3:30.61)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:31.65)Dexter (3:32.99)Ann Arbor Pioneer (3:33.13)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:02.04)Saline (8:11.35)Ann Arbor Skyline (8:15.93)Ann Arbor Huron (8:26.06)Dexter (8:27.09)Shot PutJames Livingston, Dexter (48′9)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (47′5)Bruce Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (46′3.5)Garrett Beazley, Saline (46′3.5)Derrick Parker II (43′1)DiscusGarrett Beazley, Saline (138′10)Aidan McGuire, Chelsea (136′9)James Livingston, Dexter (133′9)Will Pinkerton, Ann Arbor Pioneer (132′0)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (131′4)High JumpEthan Budd, Milan (6′2)Andrew Harding, Ann Arbor Huron (6′1)Trent Spradlin, Milan (6′0)Samuel Fitzpatrick, Dexter (6′0)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (5′10)Pole VaultCole Sheldon, Dexter (15′6)Dolan Gonzales, Saline (15′6)Clark Sheldon, Dexter (13′6)Malik Eisemann, Saline (13′0)Parker Olk, Chelsea (12′6)Barrett Keller, Dexter (12′3)Long JumpTorin Moore Jr., Saline (21′5.5)Cole Sheldon, Dexter (21′4.75)Brandon Snyder, Chelsea (21′3)Marcus Williams, Ann Arbor (20′7.25)Jaiden Smith, Ypsilanti Lincoln (20′2)MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Spring Athlete of the Week for May 9-14If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

The person who takes his position next will “absolutely” need to be involved in the formation of the oversight board, Chelsea Mayor Jane Pacheco said on Monday. Another branch of the public safety task force has focused in recent months on strategic planning recommendations for the police department. The task force ranked department policies discussed in the Bobcat report in terms of urgency, labeling them “critical,” “important” and “desirable” to guide how the city should prioritize addressing them. The task force will now mull over feedback from city leaders, she said. That input included questions over how the oversight board could be incorporated into the city charter and further explanation over the policy-review recommendations.

The British government has yet to approve the sale of Premier League club Chelsea to a consortium fronted by Los Angeles Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly.

ANN ARBOR – The Ann Arbor-area Spring Athlete of the Week fan poll is back for another edition. --Clara Cherry, SalineSoftballCherry recorded six hits, one home run and drove in six RBIs in Saline’s sweep of Ann Arbor Pioneer on Monday. --Paige Cunningham, Ypsilanti LincolnSoftballCunningham hit a grand slam to lead the Railsplitters to an 11-1 win over Ann Arbor Skyline on Monday. --Noah Mahmoud, Ann Arbor HuronBaseballThe senior pitcher recorded a complete game in a 2-0 win over Dexter on Monday. --Kriss Sydlowski, SalineBaseballSydlowski recorded three hits, a home run and two RBIs in two wins over Ann Arbor Pioneer on Monday.

The 41-year-old was walking her three golden retrievers when they were hit by a car, police say.

Liverpool beat Chelsea in the first-ever FA Cup final penalty shootout at Wembley to stay in contention for, potentially if unlikely, a quadruple of trophies.

CHELSEA – In each of the first three Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association state rankings, Chelsea’s softball team has climbed one spot during its impressive season. In this week’s rankings, the Bulldogs moved up to the No. 2 spot in Division 2 and continue to look like a state title contender following a state semifinal finish last year.

ANN ARBOR – With less than a month before the Michigan high school boys track and field state finals, it’s time to check in on where the top Ann Arbor-area boys athletes stack up. MLive has put together a list of the top boys track and field performers from the area so far during the 2022 season. Check out which athletes lead the area below. --100 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (10.89)Cole Cabana, Dexter (10.91)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (11.01)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (11.11)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (11.20)200 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (21.63)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (22.11)Cole Cabana, Dexter (22.15)Andrew Sherwood, Chelsea (22.30)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (22.38)400 RunMicah Davis, Dexter (51.00)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (51.33)Christian Hamilton, Ypsilanti Lincoln (52.04)Henry Shaieb, Ann Arbor Skyline (52.10)Jason Whitton, Saline (52.70)800 RunJason Whitton, Saline (1:56.75)Lev Nakamura, Ann Arbor Huron (1:58.87)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.09)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (1:59.97)Jordan Ratliff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (2:00.41)1600 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:14.98)Connell Alford, Chelsea (4:25.80)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (4:26.09)James Harrison, Saline (4:26.40)Jordan Ratliff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:26.44)3200 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (9:05.79)Connell Alford, Chelsea (9:30.63)Nicolas Fry, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:38.81)Samuel Jackson, Saline (9:45.47)Luke Suliman, Ann Arbor Skyline (9:47.53)110 HurdlesBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (14.89)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15.12)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (15.28)Christopher Cappello, Saline (15.62)Ian Gifford, Saline (15.84)300 HurdlesMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (41.11)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.12)Braxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (41.33)Connor Casey, Ann Arbor Pioneer (41.71)Benjamin Faulkner, Saline (41.79)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (43.09)Saline (44.09)Ann Arbor Pioneer (44.96)Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.02)Chelsea (45.59)4X200 RelayDexter (1:30.32)Ann Arbor Huron (1:30.35)Ypsilanti Lincoln (1:31.41)Saline (1:32.09)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:35.34)4X400 RelaySaline (3:30.17)Ann Arbor Huron (3:30.61)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:36.57)Dexter (3:37.33)Ann Arbor Pioneer (3:37.45)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:02.04)Saline (8:11.35)Ann Arbor Skyline (8:15.93)Ann Arbor Huron (8:26.06)Dexter (8:27.09)Shot PutJames Livingston, Dexter (48′2.25)Garrett Beazley, Saline (46′3.5)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (45′6)Bruce Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (45′3)Camden Pawlick, Saline (43′0)DiscusGarrett Beazley, Saline (138′10)Aidan McGuire, Chelsea (136′9)James Livingston, Dexter (133′9)Will Pinkerton, Ann Arbor Pioneer (132′0)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (131′4)High JumpEthan Budd, Milan (6′2)Trent Spradlin, Milan (6′0)Samuel Fitzpatrick, Dexter (6′0)Andrew Harding, Ann Arbor Huron (5′10)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (5′10)Pole VaultCole Sheldon, Dexter (15′4)Dolan Gonzales, Saline (14.7)Clark Sheldon, Dexter (13′0)Malik Eisemann, Saline (13′0)Parker Olk, Chelsea (11′6)Barrett Keller, Dexter (11′6)Long JumpTorin Moore Jr., Saline (21′5.5)Cole Sheldon, Dexter (21′3)Brandon Snyder, Chelsea (21′3)Marcus Williams, Ann Arbor (20′7.25)Jaiden Smith, Ypsilanti Lincoln (19′11.75)MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week for May 2-7If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

ANN ARBOR – We’re nearing the end of the track and field season with the state finals less than a month away. As the season winds down, MLive is highlighting the top Ann Arbor-area girls track and field performers through May 12 for the 2022 season. Check out which athletes lead the area below. --100 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (11.94)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (12.57)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (12.70)Nicole Warren, Saline (13.10)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (12.86)Mahawa Kaba, Ann Arbor Pioneer (12.98)200 DashMackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (24.54)Alexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (25.08)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (25.93)Rachel Overgaard, Ann Arbor Huron (26.48)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (26.66)400 DashAlexys Wilson, Ypsilanti Lincoln (57.49)Sarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (58.01)Mia Rogan, Saline (58.91)Mya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (1:00.01)Gracie Burns, Dexter (1:02.23)Marian Avila, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (1:01.99)800 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:11.79)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:16.50)Mia Rogan, Saline (2:17.69)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:18.97)Madison Wood, Saline (2:20.70)1600 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:51.30)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:53.01)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:57.04)Sylvia Sanok Dufallo, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5:05.14)Madison Stern, Saline (5:06.15)3200 RunSarah Forsyth, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:46.15)Cookie Baugh, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.22)Emily Cooper, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:48.95)Elaina Alig, Saline (11:32.36)Abigail Roth, Saline (11:39.20)100 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (14.65)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (15.55)Alena Miklosovic, Saline (15.56)Leila Wells, Chelsea (15.95)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (16.40)300 HurdlesMya Georgiadis, Ann Arbor Huron (43.45)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (45.65)Christabelle Obi, Ann Arbor Huron (46.44)Aliyah Ferguson, Ann Arbor Huron (48.55)Maya Goncalves, Ypsilanti Lincoln (48.84)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (48.88)Ypsilanti Lincoln (50.52)Saline (50.90)Chelsea (52.36)Ann Arbor Pioneer (52.40)4X200 RelayYpsilanti Lincoln (1:43.05)Ann Arbor Huron (1:44.53)Saline (1:47.23)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:47.53)Dexter (1:50.42)4X400 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (3:59.08)Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:04.16)Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:06.37)Saline (4:06.87)Dexter (4:16.23)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (9:03.68)Saline (9:22.74)Ann Arbor Skyline (10:04.43)Dexter (10.07.24)Ann Arbor Huron (10:28.86)Shot PutJamie Giese, Dexter (39′8.5)Cora Williams, Ann Arbor Huron (36′11.5)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (34′11.25)Jadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (34′0.75)Ava Woodward, Chelsea (33′6.5)DiscusJadyn Jones, Ypsilanti Lincoln (107′3)Jamie Giese, Dexter (106′4.5)Ava Woodard, Chelsea (101′0)Yeine Han, Ann Arbor Pioneer (98′6)Katie Krueger, Dexter (98′5.5)High JumpGabriella Newman, Ann Arbor Pioneer (5′6)Melanie Macias, Ypsilanti Lincoln (5′2)Gianna Hoving, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (5′0)Malea Wourman, Milan (4′10)Leila Wells, Chelsea (4′10)Pole VaultSophia Mettes, Dexter (12′7)Jacki Kolano, Saline (10′3)Ella Gasiorek, Dexter (9′6)Natalie Kessler, An Arbor Skyline (9′6)Ellie Manly, Dexter (9′6)Long JumpSkylar Fletcher, Ann Arbor Pioneer (16′10)Nicole Warren, Saline (16′9.25)Mackenzie Robinson, Ann Arbor Huron (16′7)Nyla Hood, Ypsilanti (16′1)Kaliyah Favors, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15′10)MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week for May 2-7If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

CHELSEA, MI -- Chelsea High School students didn’t have to travel far to find their 2022 prom venue, but they arrived in style anyway at Robin Hills Farm. RELATED: 10-gallon hats, sockless shoes and tiaras: Style reigns supreme at Michigan promsThe garden party themed prom drew most of the school’s senior class. You can order prints of any of these prom photos by clicking the “Buy photo” button in the caption of every photo. Subscribers click the “Get photo” link to download high-resolution images right to their device for free as part of their subscription. To see all of MLive’s prom coverage, click this link.

Todd Boehly's consortium has signed an agreement to purchase Chelsea from Roman Abramovich.

Chelsea is being sold to a consortium fronted by Los Angeles Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly.

The new owners will pay £4.25bn for the football club, including £2.5bn to be given to charity.

CHELSEA – Grant Fanning was beyond shocked when he learned he would be inducted into the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Despite being considered one of the state’s top defensive coordinators for more than two decades at Chelsea, Fanning was still surprised he was going to be a member of the hall of fame and inducted on June 24. Assistants usually take a little longer.”Fanning hasn’t been just any defensive coordinator during his 25-year tenure with the Bulldogs. “I’m sure that it helped with the runs that we’ve the last few years,” Fanning said. It has worked out really well, so I think I’m still going to do it for a while.”

ANN ARBOR – It’s time again for the Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week fan poll. This week’s poll will feature 20 athletes who had strong performances throughout the week of April 25-30. --Gabriella Newman, Ann Arbor PioneerGirls track and fieldNewman placed first overall in the high jump with a season-high jump of 5′2 at the Brighton Bulldog Invite on Saturday. --Hank Roebuck, Ann Arbor SkylineBoys golfRoebuck shot a match-high 36 for the Eagles in their win in a quad match on Wednesday. Shemwell also had two goals in Chelsea’s victory against Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard last week.

Arsenal remained in fourth place after Gabriel's header secured a 2-1 win at West Ham in the Premier League.

CHELSEA, MI - Chelsea’s interim city manager, who has served in the role since the January the departure of the longtime official who previously held the post, has announced her own intentions to resign, according to Chelsea Mayor Jane Pacheco. Amanda Garber, Chelsea’s acting city manager and administrative director, will leave the city in the midst of a search for a replacement for City Manager John Hanifan, who retired on Jan. 31 after more than 14 years with the city. Read more: Chelsea city manager abruptly announces retirement after 14+ years on the jobGarber’s resignation is effective May 13, according to city documents. Chelsea has received nearly 50 applicants for the vacant city manager position after hiring a consulting firm to aid in the search, according to Pacheco. More from The Ann Arbor News:No severance for retiring Chelsea city manager, legal memo says.

Emilee Underwood has chosen a new path for the next chapter in her softball career. The all-state Chelsea pitcher announced on social media Thursday her decision to commit to Concordia-Ann Arbor.

ANN ARBOR – Brian Tillman accomplished one of the rarest feats in golf last week. The Chelsea golfer recorded a hole-in-one and shot a 38 in a match against Ann Arbor Skyline on Thursday, April 21, and thanks to that performance, Tillman was voted Ann Arbor-area Athlete of the Week. Tillman claimed the honor by receiving more than 40% of the total votes which surpassed more than 20,000 votes. If you’re having trouble viewing the poll, please CLICK HERE to see the results. If you would like your local high school sports news delivered free to your inbox daily, click here and sign up for one of our local high school sports newsletters.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s fifth goal in three games has salvaged a point for Manchester United in a 1-1 draw against Chelsea that further damaged his team’s chances of a top-four finish in the Premier League.

Chelsea’s softball team has picked up where it left off from a stellar season last year with a dominant start to the 2022 campaign. The Bulldogs have dominated their opponents to the tune of a 9-0 start, which has them ranked as the No. 4 team in Division 2 in the first Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association state rankings.

This Washtenaw County farm has fans from all over the world.

CHELSEA, MI – A Chelsea woman was arrested Thursday night when police say she appeared to be drunk while ordering drive-thru fast food. Police were called at 11:11 p.m. April 21, to a fast-food restaurant in the 1500 block of S. Main Street after staff reported a customer appeared to be drunk in their drive thru, according to the Chelsea Police Department.

ANN ARBOR – The track and field season is well underway and several athletes from the Ann Arbor area have started strong this spring. MLive has put together a list of the top boys track and field performers from the area so far during the 2022 season. Check out which athletes lead the area below. 100 DashBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (10.93)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (11.11)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (11.23)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (11.28)Cole Cabana, Dexter (11.41)200 DashMelik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (22.19)Micah Davis, Dexter (23.06)Joshua Rush, Saline (23.14)Kamren Flowers, Ann Arbor Huron (23.36)Tyler Bivens, Ann Arbor Huron (23.49)400 DashBenjamin Faulkner, Saline (53.17)Jordan Embry, Ann Arbor Huron (53.20)Jaedyn Sifuna, Saline (53.48)Joshua Rush, Saline (53.56)Brendan Franklin, Ann Arbor Pioneer (53.37)800 RunJason Whitton, Saline (1:56.75)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:59.09)Eric Overdier, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:02.04)Matt Ruud, Ann Arbor Pioneer (2:02.69)James Harrison, Saline (2:03.10)1600 RunJames Harrison, Saline (4:26.40)Jordan Ruff, Ypsilanti Lincoln (4:26.44)Connell Alford, Chelsea (4:28.13)Owen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:29.19)Vincent Peterson Sand, Ann Arbor Pioneer (4:32.10)3200 RunOwen Johnson, Ann Arbor Pioneer (9:34.32)Connell Alford, Chelsea (9:56.86)Zebedee Swager, Chelsea (9:59.14)Luke Suliman, Ann Arbor Skyline (10:08.39)Chase Klapthor, Ann Arbor Pioneer (10:15.18)110 HurdlesBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (14.89)Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln (15.41)Christopher Cappello, Saline (15.87)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (15.92)Torin Moore Jr., Saline (15.96)300 HurdlesBraxton Brann, Ann Arbor Huron (41.33)Benjamin Faulkner, Saline (42.14)Connor Casey, Ann Arbor Pioneer (42.68)Torin Moore Jr, Saline (42.84)Jaivon Smith, Ann Arbor Pioneer (43.30)4X100 RelayAnn Arbor Huron (43.09)Saline (44.50)Ann Arbor Pioneer (45.05)Dexter (48.34)Chelsea (51.72)4X200 RelayYpsilanti Lincoln (1:31.41)Dexter (1:32.84)Saline (1:32.92)Ann Arbor Huron (1:35.25)Ann Arbor Pioneer (1:39.91)4X400 RelaySaline (3:30.91)Ypsilanti Lincoln (3:36.57)Ann Arbor Pioneer (3:37.71)Dexter (3:39.53)Ann Arbor Huron (3:40.01)4X800 RelayAnn Arbor Pioneer (8:02.04)Saline (8:18.74)Ann Arbor Skyline (8:19.20)Ann Arbor Huron (8:26.06)Dexter (8:27.66)Shot PutGarrett Beazley, Saline (46′3.5)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (45′6)James Livingston (44′8.5)Josh Golden, Ann Arbor Pioneer (39′)Danny Gilbert, Dexter (38′11)DiscusAidan McGuire, Chelsea (136′9)James Livingston, Dexter (133′9)Will Pinkerton, Ann Arbor Pioneer (130′4)Ryan Scott, Chelsea (129′0)Garrett Beazley, Saline (128.1)High JumpEthan Budd, Milan (6′2)Andrew Harding, Ann Arbor Huron (5′10)Samuel Fitzpatrick, Dexter (5′10)Elek King, Ann Arbor Huron (5′10)Keaton Murphy-Walstad, Dexter (5′8)Pole VaultCole Sheldon, Dexter (15′3)Dolan Gonzales, Saline (14.6)Clark Sheldon, Dexter (13′0)Malik Eisemann, Saline (13′0)Barrett Keller, Dexter (11′6)Long JumpTorin Moore Jr., Saline (21′5.5)Cole Sheldon, Dexter (21′3)Brandon Snyder, Chelsea (20.2)Jaiden Smith, Ypsilanti Lincoln (19′10.5)Leonardo Ignacio, Saline (19′10)MORE:Vote for the Ann Arbor-area Spring Athlete of the Week for April 18-23Check out the 2022 Michigan high school boys track and field event rankings as of April 22Check out the 2022 Michigan high school girls track and field event rankings as of April 22

Leila Wells is one of Michigan’s top high school basketball players and another Power Five program has entered the race for the sophomore’s services. The Chelsea all-state guard announced Monday night on social media that she had received an offer from Purdue, her first Big Ten offer.

U.S. forward Christian Pulisic came off the bench to score in the 90th minute and earn Chelsea a 1-0 win over West Ham that cemented third place in the Premier League.

CHELSEA – While the record books will say Chelsea won the 2021 Division 4 football state title, the team’s championship rings will also tell an additional tale. Chelsea’s players and staff members received their customized championship rings on Thursday, highlighting their historic run, which was capped by one of the largest comebacks in finals history.

Several nursies, vendors and exhibitors will be at the event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to more than 180 types of native seeds, plants and plant services.

Chelsea will play Liverpool in the FA Cup final after beating Crystal Palace 2-0.

Detroit billionaire Dan Gilbert, who was part of a group bidding to buy Chelsea, a Premier League soccer club, has dropped out of the bidding war.

The bid for Chelsea launched by Boston Celtics co-owner Steve Pagliuca has added Canadian sports tycoon Larry Tanenbaum ahead of Thursday’s expected deadline for improved offers for the Premier League club.

A new mobile app launched by WAVE and MUVE aims to provide Washtenaw County residents with more robust transit options.

Dan Gilbert already has his hand in so much here in Detroit, and sources very close to the Chelsea Football Club situation are saying Gilbert has now thrown his hat in the runnings for a chance at ownership of the popular team.

Chelsea’s players are managing to maintain their on-field focus amid a troubling period for the club.

Gio Reyna, Jordan Pefok and Ethan Horvath are back for the United States’ final World Cup qualifiers but Sergiño Dest appears likely to miss the three games.

The European Union has imposed sanctions on Chelsea soccer club owner Roman Abramovich as part of a new package of measures targeting Russia.

Chelsea has played its first game at Stamford Bridge since owner Roman Abramovich's assets were frozen as the Russian oligarch was sanctioned by the British government.

A week of unprecedented turmoil for Chelsea ended with a moment of joy.

Liverpool has won its first domestic final in a decade after beating Chelsea 11-10 on penalties to clinch the League Cup.

Owners Craig and Donna Common have announced that they will be retiring and “moving on to the next phase” of their lives.

Hakim Ziyech’s curling, dipping strike and Thiago Silva's header gave Chelsea a 2-0 win over Tottenham to end a four-match winless run in the Premier League.

Pep Guardiola's biggest challenge now might be convincing his Manchester City players the English Premier League title race is not over.

For the first time since top-tier English soccer stadiums were ordered to be all-seater in 1994, thousands of Chelsea supporters have been able to legally stand again at a Premier League match without being ordered to sit.

Christian Pulisic completed Chelsea’s fightback against Liverpool for a 2-2 draw in the Premier League.

Chelsea will play Tottenham in the League Cup semifinals and Arsenal will face Liverpool.

Chelsea complained about having to play with a coronavirus-depleted squad in drawing 0-0 at Wolverhampton.

A Washtenaw County man says he still can't believe he won $2 million in a Nov. 26 drawing.

Barcelona’s 17-year streak of advancing to the Champions League knockout rounds each season has ended with an exit from the group stage that failed to finish on time because of snow in Italy.

On Friday, the health department released its weekly summary of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations, deaths, outbreaks and vaccination rates.

Someone in Michigan is now a millionaire after buying a Mega Millions ticket worth $2 million during last Friday’s drawing.

Chelsea's lead in the Premier League was cut to one point after drawing 1-1 with Manchester United.

A person familiar with the deal says NBC will continue to broadcast England’s Premier League with a bid of more than $2.7 billion over six years.

Washtenaw County offers Clean-Up Days to its residents each year to help them safely dispose of unwanted household items and waste.

Small was the mother of two young children. She was gunned down at her place of work on what was supposed to be her day off.

A photo has been shared that shows Chelsea High School football players making a racist gesture.

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A mother of four and her 6-year-old son were seriously injured in a Chelsea house fire and now their community is rallying behind them.

Track live election results for Chelsea in the 2021 Michigan General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 2.

Chelsea police are searching for a missing girl who ran away from her mother Monday at a middle school.

Chelsea and Manchester City didn’t field a recognized striker between them yet still combined for 11 goals in ominous displays by the two title contenders in the Premier League.

Manchester City reasserted its Premier League title credentials on a day all of its big rivals dropped points.

On Friday, the Washtenaw County Sheriff’s Office posted on social media that it has received calls involving law enforcement impersonation scams.

Senior Tyler Bowman to bowl for Oklahoma Christian University

U.S. star Christian Pulisic did not travel with the team to El Salvador on Wednesday and will miss the Americans’ opening World Cup qualifier.

Arbor Hospice is in search of volunteers in three counties.

“Unfortunately, Washtenaw County has moved into a “high” level of COVID-19 transmission,” the update reads.

Superstar strikers Harry Kane and Romelu Lukaku have been back in action in the Premier League after some time away.