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After two seasons guiding the Swan Valley girls basketball program, the 28-year-old Luplow will take over the girls basketball team at Division 1 Hartland, one of the top programs in the state. Reyna Luplow participated in basketball, track and softball at Clare before attending Spring Arbor, where she was a student assistant for the women’s basketball team. It’s a big school, but it felt like a small town.”Luplow, who also coaches the Swan Valley girls track team, will limit herself to the girls basketball team at Hartland. We’re ready to go.”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. **MOREReyna Luplow brings coaching pedigree to Swan Valley girls basketball jobFreeland pitcher claims MLive Saginaw Athlete of Week honorDefending state champion Frankenmuth runs away with D2 boys track regional title

The Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association released its first set of prep soccer rankings this week, and Hartland, Marian and North Muskegon all check in at No. Hartland celebrates a goal during the MHSAA Division 1 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Saturday, June 19, 2021. Grand Rapids Christian (0-0-1)13. Dearborn Divine Child (3-4-1)Detroit Country Day celebrates the win during the MHSAA Division 3 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Friday, June 18, 2021. Saugatuck High School (2-1-0)More high school sports coverage25 Kalamazoo-area girls high school soccer players to watch in 2022Ann Arbor-area girls soccer players to watch in 2022Resilient Garber grabs its much-sought Bay County soccer crownMHSAA making changes to classification processSee who high school baseball preseason state rankings project as 2022 champions2022 Michigan high school softball preseason rankings

EAST LANSING, MI – West Bloomfield defeated Hartland 51-42 in the MHSAA Girls Basketball Division 1 Finals at the Breslin Center in East Lansing on Saturday, March 19. Related: West Bloomfield holds off Hartland for first girls basketball state title in school historyScroll down to see our favorite photos from the game. West Bloomfield girls basketball head coach Darrin McAllister holds up the trophy as his team celebrates their 51-42 victory over Hartland in the MHSAA Girls Basketball Division 1 Finals at the Breslin Center in East Lansing on Saturday, March 19, 2022. Meg Potter | MLive.comWest Bloomfield girls basketball players pose with their trophy after the MHSAA Girls Basketball Division 1 Finals at the Breslin Center in East Lansing on Saturday, March 19, 2022. (Cory Morse | MLive.com) Cory Morse | MLive.com

The West Bloomfield girls basketball junior forward cried for days when her team fell to Hartland in the regional semifinals in 2020 when she was a freshman. We knew our end goal and to finally meet it is amazing.”Watch West Bloomfield celebrate first-ever girls basketball state titleIt was clear this West Bloomfield team was on a mission all season long as it ran off 25 straight wins on the road to history. West Bloomfield coach Darrin McAllister was also emotional when reflecting on what his team had accomplished. “I remember Nov. 12, everybody coming together saying they wanted a state championship. “From Day 1, we’ve been talking about this, and we never let up.”Though the season didn’t end with a state title, Hartland (25-2) also made history with its first state championship game appearance.

EAST LANSING – For the first time in program history, West Bloomfield’s girls basketball team is the best-of-the-best. The Lakers used a dominant effort in the rebounding department to take down Hartland, 51-42, to claim the team’s first-ever Division 1 state title Saturday at the Breslin Center. West Bloomfield celebrated the state title with their supporters in attendance. See the celebration in the video above and check out the photo gallery below. 45 2022 MHSAA Girls Basketball Division 1 Finals: West Bloomfield vs HartlandHigh school games can be viewed on livestream on the NFHS NetworkIf 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.

Yeah, we celebrated, but we’re going to the state championship game, which is pretty big for us. Hartland had made to a handful of state quarterfinals in recent seasons, but never made it to the semifinal round. Thanks to a gritty defensive effort and late offensive daggers against Wayne Memorial, Hartland is two wins further into the state tournament than it has ever been. Roach went 7-for-11 from the line in the final 4:16 as Hartland was able to keep Wayne Memorial at arms length. After three quarters, Wayne Memorial was shooting just 27 percent from the floor and 10 percent from 3-point range while going just 5-for-14 from the free-throw line.

Midland Dow could not ride a halftime lead to a win, falling in overtime and ending its seasonTuesday. Dow, which reached the Division 1 semifinals last season, lost a 56-51 decision in overtime to Hartland, ending the season at 23-2, with both losses coming in overtime. Dow held a 32-29 lead going into the fourth quarter. Hartland took the lead in overtime and sealed the win with free throws by Leah Lappin and Gracey Metz securing the Hartland victory. Many high school games can be viewed on livestream on the NFHS NetworkIf 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.

Freshman Ian Kastamo’s goal at 3:22 of overtime Saturday gave Hartland at 3-2 victory over Trenton in the Division 2 state championship game at USA Hockey Arena. It was the Eagles’ third state championship since 2018. Hartland won back-to-back titles in 2018 and 2019, beating Trenton in the championship game both times. The Eagles were in the championship game for the fourth time since 2013. Hartland goalie Kameron Ragon made 17 saves while Miklos stopped 31 shots at the other end of the ice.

DETROIT -- Eliana Bommarito has been here before, experiencing a state championship. But she, and her sport, have not exactly been here before. The Hartland senior won three state championships under the banner of the Michigan Wrestling Association, which began sponsoring girls wrestling state tournaments three years ago.

Byron Center’s hockey team is returning to the state quarterfinals for the second consecutive year. The Bulldogs edged Muskegon Mona Shores 4-3 in overtime Wednesday night at the Lakeshore Sports Centre in Muskegon. Byron Center will play Hartland 2 p.m. Saturday in Flint. Byron Center advanced to the state finals a year ago where the Bulldogs lost to Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 2-1. Caledonia also played in a Division 1 regional semifinal Wednesday, falling to DeWitt 3-2.

“Before last year, they hadn’t won a playoff game from what I’m being told. Hartland never gave the Griffins a power play as the only two penalties the Eagles took were offsetting infractions. Kameron Ragon recorded the shutout in goal for Hartland while Nick Wilson made several outstanding saves at the other end for Fenton-Linden. As for Fenton-Linden, the Griffins set a program record for victories while finishing with a 19-9-1 record. Perhaps the highlight of the season was their 3-2 quadruple overtime victory over White Lake Lakeland in the regional semifinals.

Erie Mason's boys and girls basketball teams both received honorable mention in the Associated Press Division 3 polls.

The Michigan high school girls basketball season heads into the final week of the regular season, with team vying for conference championships with the goal of peaking when the playoffs hit. High school games can be viewed on livestream on the NFHS NetworkThe Michigan high school girls basketball Top 25 as of Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2022:25. Flushing freshman Maddie Burdis attempts a field goal during the varsity girls basketball game on Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022 at Flushing High School. Dexter’s Maddi Valentine pushes past a Saline player to get to the basket during a high school girls basketball game at Dexter High School on Jan. 25, 2022. Ypsilanti Arbor Prep (16-2)Division 3Ypsilanti Arbor Prep loaded its schedule with six tough games in the final two weeks.

Follow Josh VanDyke on Twitter48 Detroit Edison vs. West Bloomfield girls basketballThe top 10 teams in the Michigan Associated Press high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. DIVISION 1Division 1 School Record Points 1. ---DIVISION 2Division 2 School Record Points 1. ---DIVISION 3Division 3 School Record Points 1. ---DIVISION 4Division 4 School Record Points 1.

JACKSON -- Wrestlers punched tickets to state in the girls wrestling regionals on Sunday in Hartland and Howell, with eight wrestlers from the Jackson area moving on. In the Blue Regional at Hartland, three Jackson-area wrestlers qualified.

The top 10 teams in the Michigan Associated Press high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. DIVISION 1Division 1 School Record Points T1. Byron Center (13-2) 24Division 2 School Record Points 1. Ovid-Elsie (16-0) 31Division 3 School Record Points 1. Lake City (16-1) 29

The top 10 teams in the Michigan Associated Press high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. Totals are based on 15 points for a first-place vote, 14 for second, etc. DIVISION 1Division 1 School Record Points T1. Lake City (13-1) 20 10. ---MORE MLIVE HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL COVERAGEMichigan Associated Press high school boys basketball state rankings for Feb. 7‘Stand Up For Oxford Strong’ night was a victory for the community as healing continues

The top 10 teams in the Michigan Associated Press high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. DIVISION 1Division 1 School Record Points 1. Wayne Memorial (11-1) 23Division 2 School Record Points 1. Frankenmuth (11-1) 68 T4. Edwardsburg (13-0) 23Division 3 School Record Points 1.

The top 10 teams in the Michigan Associated Press high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. Division 1 School Record Points 1. Grosse Pointe North (9-1) 28Division 2 School Record Points 1. Houghton (11-1) 32Division 3 School Record Points 1. Niles Brandywine (10-1) 49 9.

Brock Graves (152), Tim Murphy (140) and Braxton Koerner (285) all went 2-0 for Monroe's wrestling team Wednesday.

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FLINT – Brenden Tarpening scored twice and Peyton Lenger recorded a shutout Saturday in Powers Catholic’s 6-0 victory over Chelsea. Fenton 7, Pinckney 5Fenton raised its record to 3-1. Pinckney fell to 2-4. GIRLS BASKETBALLLake Fenton 61, Southfield A&T 25Savannah Fellenbaum scored 16 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to lead Lake Fenton in its season opener. Hartland 60, Grand Blanc 49Sophomore Chelsea Bishop scored 14 points to lead Grand Blanc, which fell to 1-1.

Here are the top boys cross country times in the state through the end of MHSAA competition, according to athletic.net. Upper Peninsula state championships were held on Oct. 23 while Lower Peninsula state championships were held on Nov. 6. FINALS: Highlights and champions from the 2021 Michigan Lower Peninsula boys cross country finalsPHOTOS: Click here to see photo galleries from every race on Saturday at the MISTOP 10 IN MICHIGAN(Rank, Grade, Name, Time (PR=personal record), School, Date)1, 12, Riley Hough, 14:37.1PR, Hartland, Oct 92, 11, Hunter Jones, 14:44.4PR, Benzie Central, Oct 303, 12, Caleb Jarema, 14:57.5PR, Pinckney, Oct 94, 12, Luke Venhuizen, 15:03.2PR, TC Central (Traverse City), Oct 25, 12, Jeremy Williams, 15:19.5PR, Lapeer, Oct 26, 10, Seth Norder, 15:20.0PR, Grand Haven, Nov 67, 12, Peter Baracco, 15:21.3PR, Farmington, Sep 178, 11, Benne Anderson, 15:22.9PR, GR_Ottawa Hills, Nov 69, 12, Jack Kelke, 15:23.0PR, Romeo, Sep 1110, 12, Matthew Zeleke, 15:24.0PR, East Lansing, Sep 129 Division 1 boys race at 2021 MHSAA Cross Country championshipsLOWER PENINSULA DIVISION 11, 12, Riley Hough, 14:37.1PR, Hartland, Oct 92, 12, Luke Venhuizen, 15:03.2PR, TC Central (Traverse City), Oct 23, 12, Jeremy Williams, 15:19.5PR, Lapeer, Oct 24, 10, Seth Norder, 15:20.0PR, Grand Haven, Nov 65, 12, Peter Baracco, 15:21.3PR, Farmington, Sep 176, 11, Benne Anderson, 15:22.9PR, GR_Ottawa Hills, Nov 67, 12, Jack Kelke, 15:23.0PR, Romeo, Sep 118, 12, Matthew Zeleke, 15:24.0PR, East Lansing, Sep 19, 12, Owen Johnson, 15:24.4PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Oct 910, 12, Owen Sharnas, 15:27.6PR, Romeo, Oct 926 Division 2 boys race at 2021 MHSAA Cross Country championshipsL.P. DIVISION 21, 12, Caleb Jarema, 14:57.5PR, Pinckney, Oct 92, 12, Ian Hill, 15:25.6PR, Spring Lake, Oct 23, 12, Conor Somers, 15:28.9PR, Fremont, Nov 64, 11, Michael Hegarty, 15:34.2PR, Dearborn Divine Child, Oct 25, 12, Parker Lambers, 15:36.5PR, Holland Christian, Oct 306, 10, Connell Alford, 15:38.1PR, Chelsea, Oct 167, 11, Aiden Sullivan, 15:39.8PR, FHE Ada Forest Hills Eastern, Sep 288, 12, Nick Cockerel, 15:40.9PR, Otsego, Oct 29, 12, Owen Gilbert, 15:41.0PR, BC Harper Creek, Oct 2310, 11, Braydon Honsinger, 15:44.7PR, Freeland, Sep 1131 Division 3 boys race at 2021 MHSAA Cross Country championshipsL.P. DIVISION 31, 11, Hunter Jones, 14:44.4PR, Benzie Central, Oct 302, 12, Noah Morrow, 15:26.5PR, Manton, Oct 303, 12, Tyler Guggemos, 15:49.9PR, Kalkaska, Oct 304, 10, Collin Farmer, 15:54.9PR, Pewamo-Westphalia, Oct 205, 12, Sam Peterson, 16:03.0PR, Charlevoix, Sep 16, 12, Josh Otten, 16:07.3PR, Lansing Catholic, Nov 67, 12, Espen Lehnst, 16:08.6PR, Ithaca, Nov 68, 12, Carson Brunk, 16:09.2PR, Potterville, Oct 29, 11, Cal Benjamin, 16:11.9PR, Harbor Springs, Oct 3010, 11, Rogan Melling, 16:14.6PR, Hanover-Horton, Nov 634 Division 4 boys race at 2021 MHSAA Cross Country championshipsL.P. DIVISION 41, 11, Lezawe Osterink, 15:42.8PR, Wyoming Potter’s House, Oct 92, 12, Mason Sumner, 16:05.2, Breckenridge, Sep 13, 9, Theodore Davis, 16:08.4PR, Dansville, Oct 204, 10, Owen Patton, 16:10.2PR, Vestaburg, Oct 95, 12, Jonathan Mikovits, 16:14.4PR, Concord, Nov 66, 12, Brock Lynch, 16:22.9PR, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart, Nov 67, 12, Nathan Lott, 16:23.2, Webberville, Oct 298, 12, Nile Devers, 16:23.8PR, Gobles, Oct 99, 12, Ashton Keiffer, 16:35.3PR, Carson City-Crystal, Oct 210, 12, Samuel Paga, 16:35.9, Petoskey St. Michael Academy, Oct 30UPPER PENINSULA D1-D31, 11, Drew Hughes, 16:22.4PR, Gladstone, Sep 282, 11, Carson Vanderschaaf, 16:45.1PR, Marquette, Oct 233, 12, Eric Weiss, 17:01.9PR, Houghton, Oct 114, 12, Jonah Nordine, 17:15.7PR, Ewen Trout Creek, Oct 235, 12, Nikolas Thomas, 17:16.6PR, Dollar Bay, Oct 236, 11, Colin Vanderschaaf, 17:17.9PR, Marquette, Sep 287, 12, Luke Janofski, 17:25.3PR, Marquette, Sep 288, 11, Cody Aldridge, 17:29.4PR, Sault Ste. Marie, Sep 29, 9, Trevor Nolan, 17:31.6PR, Munising, Oct 1610, 10, Cullen Papin, 17:39.1PR, Marquette, Sep 28

Here are the top boys cross country times in the state through Oct. 7 competition, according to athletic.net. TOP 10 IN MICHIGAN(Rank, Grade, Name, Time (PR=personal record), School, Date)1, 12, Riley Hough, 14:41.2PR, Hartland, Aug 282, 11, Hunter Jones, 14:54.2PR, Benzie Central, Sep 113, 12, Luke Venhuizen, 15:03.2PR, Traverse City Central, Oct 24, 12, Jeremy Williams, 15:19.5PR, Lapeer, Oct 25, 12, Caleb Jarema, 15:21.1PR, Pinckney, Sep 186, 12, Peter Baracco, 15:21.3PR, Farmington, Sep 177, 12, Jack Kelke, 15:23.0PR, Romeo, Sep 118, 12, Matthew Zeleke, 15:24.0PR, East Lansing, Sep 19, 12, Ian Hill, 15:25.6PR, Spring Lake, Oct 210, 12, Matthew Crowley, 15:29.6PR, Midland, Sep 11LOWER PENINSULA DIVISION 11, 12, Riley Hough, 14:41.2PR, Hartland, Aug 282, 12, Luke Venhuizen, 15:03.2PR, Traverse City Central, Oct 23, 12, Jeremy Williams, 15:19.5PR, Lapeer, Oct 24, 12, Peter Baracco, 15:21.3PR, Farmington, Sep 175, 12, Jack Kelke, 15:23.0PR, Romeo, Sep 116, 12, Matthew Zeleke, 15:24.0PR, East Lansing, Sep 17, 12, Matthew Crowley, 15:29.6PR, Midland, Sep 118, 11, Benne Anderson, 15:33.5PR, Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills, Sep 289, 12, Brady McArdle, 15:41.9PR, Davison, Aug 2010, 11, Jonah Hochstetler, 15:42.5PR, Traverse City West, Sep 11L.P. DIVISION 21, 12, Caleb Jarema, 15:21.1PR, Pinckney, Sep 182, 12, Ian Hill, 15:25.6PR, Spring Lake, Oct 23, 11, Michael Hegarty, 15:34.2PR, Dearborn Divine Child, Oct 24, 11, Aiden Sullivan, 15:39.8PR, FHE Ada Forest Hills Eastern, Sep 285, 12, Nick Cockerel, 15:40.9PR, Otsego, Oct 26, 11, Braydon Honsinger, 15:44.7PR, Freeland, Sep 117, 12, Race Bettich, 15:46.5, Stevensville Lakeshore, Oct 28, 9, TJ Hansen, 15:49.7PR, Freeland, Sep 11T9, 12, Parker Lambers, 15:51.1PR, Holland Christian, Sep 25T9, 12, Garrett Winter, 15:51.1PR, Parchment, Oct 2L.P. DIVISION 31, 11, Hunter Jones, 14:54.2PR, Benzie Central, Sep 112, 12, Noah Morrow, 15:54.5PR, Manton, Sep 253, 12, Tyler Guggemos, 15:55.8PR, Kalkaska, Aug 204, 12, Sam Peterson, 16:03.0PR, Charlevoix, Sep 15, 10, Collin Farmer, 16:06.6PR, Pewamo-Westphalia, Sep 256, 12, Carson Brunk, 16:09.2PR, Potterville, Oct 27, 12, Josh Otten, 16:11.5PR, Lansing Catholic, Oct 28, 11, Nathan Jenkins, 16:16.8PR, Grandville Calvin Christian, Oct 29, 11, Rogan Melling, 16:18.4PR, Hanover-Horton, Oct 210, 11, Parks Allen, 16:18.7, Ithaca, Oct 2L.P. DIVISION 41, 11, Lezawe Osterink, 15:43.7PR, Wyoming Potter’s House, Oct 22, 12, Mason Sumner, 16:05.2, Breckenridge, Sep 13, 12, Jonathan Mikovits, 16:23.2PR, Concord, Oct 24, 12, Ashton Keiffer, 16:35.3PR, Carson City-Crystal, Oct 25, 12, Nile Devers, 16:36.2PR, Gobles, Oct 26, 6, Luigi Maresca, 16:40.1PR, Leland, Sep 23T7, 12, Nathan Lott, 16:42.2, Webberville, Sep 1T7, 9, Theodore Davis, 16:42.2PR, Dansville, Oct 79, 12, Isaac Bos, 16:48.3PR, Kalamazoo Christian, Sep 1510, 12, Joe Bulko, 16:50.4PR, Concord, Oct 2UPPER PENINSULA D1-D31, 11, Drew Hughes, 16:22.4PR, Gladstone, Sep 282, 11, Carson Vanderschaaf, 17:03.1PR, Marquette, Oct 53, 12, Eric Weiss, 17:12.4PR, Houghton, Sep 94, 11, Colin Vanderschaaf, 17:17.9PR, Marquette, Sep 285, 12, Luke Janofski, 17:25.3PR, Marquette, Sep 286, 11, Cody Aldridge, 17:29.4PR, Sault Ste. Marie, Sep 27, 10, Cullen Papin, 17:39.1PR, Marquette, Sep 288, 9, Trevor Nolan, 17:39.7PR, Munising, Sep 289, 11, Brady Ketzenberger, 17:46.2PR, Marquette, Sep 2810, 12, Nikolas Thomas, 17:54.3PR, Dollar Bay, Sep 9

Here are the top boys cross country times in the state through Sep. 30 competition, according to athletic.net. TOP 10 IN MICHIGAN1, 12, Riley Hough, 14:41.2PR, Hartland, Aug 282, 11, Hunter Jones, 14:54.2PR, Benzie Central, Sep 113, 12, Caleb Jarema, 15:21.1PR, Pinckney, Sep 184, 12, Peter Baracco, 15:21.3PR, Farmington, Sep 17T-5, 12, Jack Kelke, 15:23.0PR, Romeo, Sep 11T-5, 12, Jeremy Williams, 15:23.0PR, Lapeer, Sep 217, 12, Matthew Zeleke, 15:24.0PR, East Lansing, Sep 18, 12, Matthew Crowley, 15:29.6PR, Midland, Sep 119, 12, Luke Venhuizen, 15:30.9, Traverse City Central, Sep 2510, 11, Benne Anderson, 15:33.5PR, Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills, Sep 28LOWER PENINSULA DIVISION 11, 12, Riley Hough, 14:41.2PR, Hartland, Aug 282, 12, Peter Baracco, 15:21.3PR, Farmington, Sep 17T-3, 12, Jack Kelke, 15:23.0PR, Romeo, Sep 11T-3, 12, Jeremy Williams, 15:23.0PR, Lapeer, Sep 215, 12, Matthew Zeleke, 15:24.0PR, East Lansing, Sep 16, 12, Matthew Crowley, 15:29.6PR, Midland, Sep 117, 12, Luke Venhuizen, 15:30.9, Traverse City Central, Sep 258, 11, Benne Anderson, 15:33.5PR, Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills, Sep 289, 12, Brady McArdle, 15:41.9PR, Davison, Aug 2010, 11, Jonah Hochstetler, 15:42.5PR, Traverse City West, Sep 11L.P. DIVISION 21, 12, Caleb Jarema, 15:21.1PR, Pinckney, Sep 182, 12, Ian Hill, 15:34.3PR, Spring Lake, Sep 253, 11, Aiden Sullivan, 15:39.8PR, FHE Ada Forest Hills Eastern, Sep 284, 11, Braydon Honsinger, 15:44.7PR, Freeland, Sep 115, 9, TJ Hansen, 15:49.7PR, Freeland, Sep 116, 12, Parker Lambers, 15:51.1PR, Holland Christian, Sep 257, 12, Garrett Winter, 15:52.6PR, Parchment, Sep 258, 12, Tinsae Nelson, 15:53.0PR, GR_Christian, Sep 229, 12, Ben Zwart, 15:54.3PR, GR_Christian, Sep 2210, 12, Nick Cockerel, 15:58.8PR, Otsego, Sep 25L.P. DIVISION 31, 11, Hunter Jones, 14:54.2PR, Benzie Central, Sep 112, 12, Noah Morrow, 15:54.5PR, Manton, Sep 253, 12, Tyler Guggemos, 15:55.8PR, Kalkaska, Aug 204, 12, Sam Peterson, 16:03.0PR, Charlevoix, Sep 15, 10, Collin Farmer, 16:06.6PR, Pewamo-Westphalia, Sep 256, 11, Nathan Jenkins, 16:18.9PR, Grandville Calvin Christian, Sep 17, 11, Rogan Melling, 16:25.1PR, Hanover-Horton, Sep 218, 11, Cal Benjamin, 16:26.1PR, Harbor Springs, Sep 259, 12, Jacob Walker, 16:26.2PR, Brooklyn Columbia Central, Sep 110, 12, Josh Otten, 16:27.0PR, Lansing Catholic, Sep 25L.P. DIVISION 41, 11, Lezawe Osterink, 15:50.0PR, Wyoming Potter’s House, Sep 252, 12, Mason Sumner, 16:05.2, Breckenridge, Sep 13, 12, Jonathan Mikovits, 16:37.6, Concord, Sep 284, 6, Luigi Maresca, 16:40.1PR, Leland, Sep 235, 12, Nathan Lott, 16:42.2, Webberville, Sep 16, 12, Nile Devers, 16:43.7PR, Gobles, Sep 257, 12, Isaac Bos, 16:48.3PR, Kalamazoo Christian, Sep 158, 9, Theodore Davis, 16:51.4PR, Dansville, Sep 259, 11, Alex Meszaros, 16:54.6PR, Riverview Gabriel Richard, Sep 2510, 12, Emil Schlueter, 16:57.6PR, Hillsdale Academy, Sep 25UPPER PENINSULA D1-31, 11, Drew Hughes, 16:22.4PR, Gladstone, Sep 282, 12, Eric Weiss, 17:12.4PR, Houghton, Sep 93, 11, Colin Vanderschaaf, 17:17.9PR, Marquette, Sep 284, 12, Luke Janofski, 17:25.3PR, Marquette, Sep 285, 11, Cody Aldridge, 17:29.4PR, Sault Ste. Marie, Sep 26, 11, Carson Vanderschaaf, 17:33.3, Marquette, Sep 287, 10, Cullen Papin, 17:39.1PR, Marquette, Sep 288, 9, Trevor Nolan, 17:39.7PR, Munising, Sep 289, 11, Brady Ketzenberger, 17:46.2PR, Marquette, Sep 2810, 12, Nikolas Thomas, 17:54.3PR, Dollar Bay, Sep 9

Here are the top boys cross country times in the state through Sep. 16 competition, according to athletic.net. TOP 10 IN MICHIGAN1, 12, Riley Hough, 14:41.2PR, Hartland, Aug 282, 11, Hunter Jones, 14:54.2PR, Benzie Central, Sep 113, 12, Jack Kelke, 15:23.0PR, Romeo, Sep 114, 12, Matthew Zeleke, 15:24.0PR, East Lansing, Sep 15, 12, Matthew Crowley, 15:29.6PR, Midland, Sep 116, 12, Jeremy Williams, 15:31.9PR, Lapeer, Aug 287, 12, Caleb Jarema, 15:37.8, Pinckney, Sep 28, 12, Brady McArdle, 15:41.9PR, Davison, Aug 209, 11, Jonah Hochstetler, 15:42.5PR, Traverse City West, Sep 1110, 11, Braydon Honsinger, 15:44.7PR, Freeland, Sep 11LOWER PENINSULA DIVISION 11, 12, Riley Hough, 14:41.2PR, Hartland, Aug 282, 12, Jack Kelke, 15:23.0PR, Romeo, Sep 113, 12, Matthew Zeleke, 15:24.0PR, East Lansing, Sep 14, 12, Matthew Crowley, 15:29.6PR, Midland, Sep 115, 12, Jeremy Williams, 15:31.9PR, Lapeer, Aug 286, 12, Brady McArdle, 15:41.9PR, Davison, Aug 207, 11, Jonah Hochstetler, 15:42.5PR, Traverse City West, Sep 118, 12, Owen Sharnas, 15:44.8PR, Romeo, Sep 119, 12, Luke Venhuizen, 15:47.3, Traverse City Central, Aug 2810, 12, Klay Grant, 15:51.3PR, Muskegon Reeths-Puffer, Aug 28L.P. DIVISION 21, 12, Caleb Jarema, 15:37.8, Pinckney, Sep 22, 11, Braydon Honsinger, 15:44.7PR, Freeland, Sep 113, 9, TJ Hansen, 15:49.7PR, Freeland, Sep 114, 12, Garrett Winter, 15:53.0PR, Parchment, Sep 15, 12, Tinsae Nelson, 15:58.9PR, Grand Rapids Christian, Sep 116, 12, Nick Cockerel, 15:59.6PR, Otsego, Sep 117, 10, Connell Alford, 15:59.8, Chelsea, Sep 148, 12, Ian Hill, 16:05.4, Spring Lake, Aug 289, 11, Aiden Sullivan, 16:06.8PR, Forest Hills Eastern, Sep 110, 11, Carter McCalister, 16:07.2PR, Monroe Jefferson, Aug 31L.P. DIVISION 31, 11, Hunter Jones, 14:54.2PR, Benzie Central, Sep 112, 12, Noah Morrow, 15:55.7PR, Manton, Sep 83, 12, Tyler Guggemos, 15:55.8PR, Kalkaska, Aug 204, 12, Sam Peterson, 16:03.0PR, Charlevoix, Sep 15, 11, Nathan Jenkins, 16:18.9PR, Grandville Calvin Christian, Sep 16, 10, Collin Farmer, 16:21.7PR, Pewamo-Westphalia, Sep 27, 12, Jacob Walker, 16:26.2PR, Brooklyn Columbia Central, Sep 18, 11, Cal Benjamin, 16:31.7PR, Harbor Springs, Sep 19, 12, Dan Kehoe, 16:34.7PR, Grandville Calvin Christian, Sep 110, 12, Josh Otten, 16:37.0PR, Lansing Catholic, Sep 9L.P. DIVISION 41, 11, Lezawe Osterink, 15:57.5PR, Wyoming Potter’s House, Aug 272, 12, Mason Sumner, 16:05.2, Breckenridge, Sep 13, 12, Nathan Lott, 16:42.2, Webberville, Sep 14, 12, Isaac Bos, 16:48.3PR, Kalamazoo Christian, Sep 155, 12, Nile Devers, 16:49.0PR, Gobles, Sep 16, 9, Theodore Davis, 16:54.4PR, Dansville, Aug 287, 12, Isaiah Beiter, 16:58.0PR, Lawrence, Sep 18, 12, Brock Lynch, 17:00.1, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart, Sep 89, 12, Emil Schlueter, 17:11.3PR, Hillsdale Academy, Sep 110, 11, Jacob Wartenberg, 17:14.4PR, Johannesburg-Lewiston, Aug 28UPPER PENINSULA D1-31, 11, Drew Hughes, 17:10.9, Gladstone, Sep 32, 12, Eric Weiss, 17:12.4PR, Houghton, Sep 93, 11, Cody Aldridge, 17:29.4PR, Sault Ste. Marie, Sep 24, 11, Colin Vanderschaaf, 17:41.2, Marquette, Sep 95, 12, Luke Janofski, 17:49.7, Marquette, Sep 146, 11, Brady Ketzenberger, 17:53.6PR, Marquette, Aug 277, 12, Nikolas Thomas, 17:54.3PR, Dollar Bay, Sep 98, 12, Jonathan Willis, 18:02.9PR, Sault Ste. Marie, Sep 29, 12, Jonah Nordine, 18:04.5, Ewen Trout Creek, Sep 910, 10, Cullen Papin, 18:22.5PR, Marquette, Aug 27MORETop 2021 boys cross country times in Michigan as of Sep. 3Top 2021 boys cross country times in Michigan as of Sep. 10

Here are the top boys cross country times in the state through Sep. 9 competition, according to athletic.net. TOP 10 IN MICHIGAN1, 12, Riley Hough, 14:41.2PR, Hartland2, 11, Hunter Jones, 15:00.4, Benzie Central3, 12, Matthew Zeleke, 15:24.0PR, East Lansing4, 12, Jeremy Williams, 15:31.9PR, Lapeer5, 12, Caleb Jarema, 15:37.8, Pinckney6, 12, Brady McArdle, 15:41.9PR, Davison7, 12, Luke Venhuizen, 15:47.3, TC Central (Traverse City)8, 12, Klay Grant, 15:51.3PR, Muskegon Reeths-Puffer9, 12, Garrett Winter, 15:53.0PR, Parchment10, 12, Owen Johnson, 15:53.3, Ann Arbor PioneerLOWER PENINSULA DIVISION 11, 12, Riley Hough, 14:41.2PR, Hartland2, 12, Matthew Zeleke, 15:24.0PR, East Lansing3, 12, Jeremy Williams, 15:31.9PR, Lapeer4, 12, Brady McArdle, 15:41.9PR, Davison5, 12, Luke Venhuizen, 15:47.3, TC Central (Traverse City)6, 12, Klay Grant, 15:51.3PR, Muskegon Reeths-Puffer7, 12, Owen Johnson, 15:53.3, Ann Arbor Pioneer8, 12, Liam Elder, 15:55.5PR, Grand Ledge9, 11, Jonah Hochstetler, 15:58.1PR, TC West (Traverse City)10, 12, Jayden Page, 15:59.7PR, East LansingL.P. DIVISION 21, 12, Caleb Jarema, 15:37.8, Pinckney2, 12, Garrett Winter, 15:53.0PR, Parchment3, 12, Nick Cockerel, 16:03.0PR, Otsego4, 11, Braydon Honsinger, 16:05.1, Freeland5, 12, Ian Hill, 16:05.4, Spring Lake6, 11, Aiden Sullivan, 16:06.8PR, FHE Ada Forest Hills Eastern7, 11, Carter McCalister, 16:07.2PR, Monroe Jefferson8, 9, TJ Hansen, 16:08.3PR, Freeland9, 12, Josiah Magley, 16:08.7PR, Ionia10, 12, Caden Meyer, 16:09.1, Zeeland EastL.P. DIVISION 31, 11, Hunter Jones, 15:00.4, Benzie Central2, 12, Noah Morrow, 15:55.7PR, Manton3, 12, Tyler Guggemos, 15:55.9PR, Kalkaska4, 12, Sam Peterson, 16:03.0PR, Charlevoix5, 11, Nathan Jenkins, 16:18.9PR, Grandville Calvin Christian6, 10, Collin Farmer, 16:21.7PR, Pewamo-Westphalia7, 12, Jacob Walker, 16:26.2PR, Brooklyn Columbia Central8, 11, Cal Benjamin, 16:31.7PR, Harbor Springs9, 12, Dan Kehoe, 16:34.7PR, Grandville Calvin Christian10, 12, Josh Otten, 16:37.0PR, Lansing CatholicL.P. DIVISION 41, 11, Lezawe Osterink, 15:57.5PR, Wyoming Potter’s House2, 12, Mason Sumner, 16:05.2, Breckenridge3, 12, Nathan Lott, 16:42.2, Webberville4, 12, Nile Devers, 16:49.0PR, Gobles5, 9, Theodore Davis, 16:54.4PR, Dansville6, 12, Isaiah Beiter, 16:58.0PR, Lawrence7, 12, Brock Lynch, 17:00.1, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart8, 12, Emil Schlueter, 17:11.3PR, Hillsdale Academy9, 11, Jacob Wartenberg, 17:14.4PR, Johannesburg-Lewiston10, 12, Isaac Bos, 17:16.1, Kalamazoo ChristianUPPER PENINSULA D1-D31, 11, Drew Hughes, 17:10.9, Gladstone2, 12, Eric Weiss, 17:12.4PR, Houghton3, 11, Cody Aldridge, 17:29.4PR, Sault Ste. Marie4, 12, Luke Janofski, 17:51.1, Marquette5, 11, Brady Ketzenberger, 17:53.6PR, Marquette6, 12, Nikolas Thomas, 17:54.3PR, Dollar Bay7, 12, Jonathan Willis, 18:02.9PR, Sault Ste. Marie8, 12, Jonah Nordine, 18:04.5, Ewen Trout Creek9, 10, Cullen Papin, 18:22.5PR, Marquette10, 11, Colin Vanderschaaf, 18:23.3, MarquetteMORETop 2021 boys cross country times in Michigan as of Sep. 3

Here are the top boys cross country times in the state through Sep. 2 competition, according to athletic.net. The Upper Peninsula championships took place this last weekend. Pleasant Sacred HeartUPPER PENINSULA D1-D31, 12, Eric Weiss, 17:26.6, Houghton2, 11, Cody Aldridge, 17:29.4PR, Sault Ste. Marie3, 12, Luke Janofski, 17:51.1, Marquette4, 11, Brady Ketzenberger, 17:53.6PR, Marquette5, 12, Jonathan Willis, 18:02.9PR, Sault Ste. Marie6, 10, Cullen Papin, 18:22.5PR, Marquette7, 11, Colin Vanderschaaf, 18:23.3, Marquette8, 9, Trevor Nolan, 18:26.6PR, Munising9, 11, Adam White, 18:32.4PR, Marquette10, 9, Chase Thomsen, 18:35.5PR, Marquette

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The four teams won titles in their respective divisions at the MHSAA girls soccer championships at Michigan State University’s DeMartin Soccer Complex on June 18 and 19. Hartland celebrates a goal during the MHSAA Division 1 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Saturday, June 19, 2021. J. Scott Park | MLive.comHartland celebrates the win during the MHSAA Division 1 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Saturday, June 19, 2021. Scott Park | MLive.comSpring Lake fans cheer during the MHSAA Division 2 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Friday, June 18, 2021. Scott Park | MLive.comDetroit Country Day celebrates the win during the MHSAA Division 3 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Friday, June 18, 2021.

EAST LANSING, MI – Between the quarantines, the protocols and the COVID-19 tests, it’s safe to say there has never been girls soccer season quite like Michigan’s 2021 high school campaign. Follow along as we look at the five top performers from an exciting weekend of championship soccer. That proved immensely beneficial for the Eagles, who used a pair of Pietila goals to defeat Athens, 4-0, and capture their first girls soccer state championship. Detroit Country Day's Madison Salzenstein (10) settles the ball during the MHSAA Division 3 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Friday, June 18, 2021. More high school sports coverageFrom game-time decision to game-winning goal, Julia Pietila played tough in Hartland soccer state title winHartland finishes chances, defeats Troy Athens for first girls soccer state titleWatch North Muskegon celebrate first state soccer title, see highlights and reactionNorth Muskegon’s ‘all in’ mantra leads to dominant finals performance, first state soccer titleNorth Muskegon keeper has seen many state finals football games; now she gets to vie for titleFreshman helps Bloomfield Hills Marian add state title to girls soccer dynastyWMU-bound Madison Salzenstein’s 2 goals lead Country Day to girls soccer state title

An early-second half takedown during Wednesday’s state semifinal win over Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central resulted in a Grade 2 sprain, and doctors told the Hartland senior she’d be unlikely to play in Saturday’s Division 1 state championship game against Troy Athens. After receiving the green light from Hartland trainers, the senior forward not only battled through the pain, but scored her team’s first and fourth goals to lead the Eagles to a 4-0 win and their first girls soccer state championship. Hartland's Julia Pietila (18) scores the first goal of the game during the MHSAA Division 1 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Saturday, June 19, 2021.J. “Wednesday, (her ankle) was huge, and we were assuming there was no way she was going to play,” Hartland coach Andrew Kartsounes said. “I mean, I thought she’d be on crutches today, much less being able to score two goals.

EAST LANSING, MI – Hartland girls soccer coach Andrew Kartsounes knew his team had the fire power to make a long playoff run in 2021. 2 team with a Division 1 title on the line, but that’s exactly what the Eagles delivered Saturday at Michigan State’s DeMartin Soccer Complex, as Hartland raced past Troy Athens, 4-0, to capture its first state championship. Hartland won the game over Troy Athens, 4-0.J. “Soccer’s a game of chances, and they may do on theirs, and we did not make do on ours,” Athens coach Todd Heugh said. Hartland won the game over Troy Athens, 4-0.J.

EAST LANSING, MI -- Hartland is the MHSAA Division 1 girls soccer champions for 2021. MORE:Our 10 favorite photos as North Muskegon tops Royal Oak Shrine for Division 4 girls soccer titleOur 13 favorite photos as Bloomfield Hills Marian tops Spring Lake for Division 2 girls soccer titleOur 12 favorite photos as Detroit Country Day tops Boyne City in Division 3 girls soccer championshipHartland celebrates a goal during the MHSAA Division 1 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Saturday, June 19, 2021. Scott Park | MLive.comHartland and Troy Athens battle for the ball during the MHSAA Division 1 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Saturday, June 19, 2021. Scott Park | MLive.comHartland celebrates the win during the MHSAA Division 1 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Saturday, June 19, 2021. Scott Park | MLive.comTroy Athens players are introduced during the MHSAA Division 1 girls soccer championship at the DeMartin Soccer Stadium at Michigan State University on Saturday, June 19, 2021.J.

HOWELL – No team in the state of Michigan has dominated in boys lacrosse like Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice. --East Grand Rapids Will Morgan runs the ball while Forest Hills Eastern’s Ethan Johns defends during the division 2 boys lacrosse MHSAA state finals between Forest Hills Eastern and East Grand Rapids on Saturday June 12, 2021 in Howell. Nicole Hester/ MLIVE.comEast Grand Rapids holds off Forest Hills EasternThe Pioneers went two years without hoisting the D2 state championship but ended the short drought with a 12-10 win over Forest Hills Eastern for their sixth MHSAA title. His six goals also tied the MHSAA state championship record for goals in a game. East Grand Rapids extended their 4-3 lead at halftime by outscoring FHE 5-3 in the third period to gain enough cushion to hold off the Hawks in the fourth period.

Four boys lacrosse teams have reached the end of the season and will play for the coveted Michigan High School Athletic Association Division 1 and Division 2 state championships on Saturday. Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice and Hartland will meet for the D1 title at 2 p.m. at Parker Middle School in Howell, followed by the D2 championship between Forest Hills Eastern and East Grand Rapids at 5 p.m., in the same location. Fan who can’t make it to big the games but still want to catch the action won’t have to miss out, thanks to live streaming by MHSAA.tv and the NFHS Network. Fans can stream the D1 final here, and the D2 final here. Keep in mind that games on NFHS are accessible by subscription, costing $10.99 per month or $69.99 per year and can be purchased by clicking here.

Division 1At HartlandQuarterfinals: Hartland 8, East Lansing 0; Brighton 5, Okemos 1; Howell 4, Swartz Creek 1June 2: Hartland 1, Brighton 0; Flushing 2, Howell 1June 4: Championship game, Hartland 8, Flushing 0Hartland advances to regional at Livonia Stevenson vs. NoviAt LapeerQuarterfinals: Davison 5, Lapeer 0; Lake Orion 4, Clarkston 1; Oxford 8, Waterford Kettering 0June 2: Lake Orion 2, Davison 1; Grand Blanc 1, Oxford 0June 4: Championship game, Lake Orion 2, Grand Blanc 1 (OT)Champion advances to regional at Livonia Stevenson vs. winner of Waterford Mott districtDivision 2At Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook KingswoodQuarterfinal: Holly 7, Auburn Hills Avondale 0June 1: Bloomfield Hills Marion 8, Holly 0June 2: Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 5, Madison Heights Lamphere 1June 4: Championship game, Marian 6, Cranbrook Kingswood 0Marian advances to regional at Goodrich vs. DeWittAt North BranchQuarterfinals: North Branch 4, Imlay City 0; Goodrich 8, Croswell-Lexington 0; Ortonville Brandon 3, North Branch 0June 2: Goodrich 4, North Branch 1; St. Clair 6, Ortonville Brandon 1June 4: Championship game, St. Clair 5, Goodrich 4 (OT)St. Clair advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of Linden districtAt LindenQuarterfinal: Fenton 6, Kearsley 0June 2: Lake Fenton 2, Fenton 0; Clio 1, Linden 0 (SO)June 4: Championship game, Clio 2, Lake Fenton 1 (SO)Clio advances to regional at Goodrich vs. St. ClairAt DeWittQuarterfinals: Owosso 3, Fowlerville 2; St. Johns 3, Lansing Waverly 0June 1: DeWitt 8, Owosso 0; Haslett 8, St. Johns 0June 4: Championship game, DeWitt 1, Haslett 0 (SO)DeWitt advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of North Branch districtDivision 3At RichmondQuarterfinals: Almont 6, Richmond 0; LakeVille 2, Yale 1June 2: Armada 9, LakeVille 0; Powers Catholic 4, Almont 1June 4: Championship game, Powers 2, Armada 0Powers advances to regional at Freeland to play WilliamstonAt WilliamstonQuarterfinals: Portland 8, Corunna 0; Stockbridge 7, Durand 0June 2: Lansing Catholic 4, Portland 0; Williamston 8, Stockbridge 0June 3: Championship game, Williamston 5, Lansing Catholic 0Williamston advances to regional at Freeland to play PowersDivision 4At MontroseQuarterfinals: Genesee Christian 8, Genesee 0; Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 7, Capac 0; Montrose 4, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 3June 1: Oakland Christian 5, Genesee Christian 1; Clarkston Everest Collegiate 8, Montrose 1June 3: Championship game, Clarkston Everest 6, Oakland Christian 0Clarkston Everest advances to regional at Saginaw Valley Lutheran vs. winner of Dansville districtAt DansvilleQuarterfinals: Dansville 8, Byron 0; Lansing Christian 8, Bath 0; Leslie 8, Perry 0June 2: Lansing Christian 6, Dansville 2; Leslie vs. Laingsburg 3, Leslie 2June 5: Championship game, Lansing Christian vs. Laingsburg, 10 a.m.Champion advances to regional at Saginaw Valley Lutheran vs. winner of Montrose district

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DIVISION 1At HartlandQuarterfinals: Hartland 8, East Lansing 0; Brighton 5, Okemos 1; Howell 4, Swartz Creek 1June 2: Hartland 1, Brighton 0; Flushing 2, Howell 1June 4: Championship game, Hartland vs. Flushing 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Livonia Stevenson vs. winner of Northville districtAt LapeerQuarterfinals: Davison 5, Lapeer 0; Lake Orion 4, Clarkston 1; Oxford 8, Waterford Kettering 0June 2: Lake Orion 2, Davison 1; Grand Blanc 1, Oxford 0June 4: Championship game, Lake Orion vs. Grand Blanc, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Livonia Stevenson vs. winner of Waterford Mott districtDIVISION 2At Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook KingswoodQuarterfinal: Holly 7, Auburn Hills Avondale 0June 1: Bloomfield Hills Marion 8, Holly 0June 2: Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 5, Madison Heights Lamphere 1June 4: Championship game, Cranbrook Kingswood vs. Bloomfield Hills Marian, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of DeWitt districtAt North BranchQuarterfinals: North Branch 4, Imlay City 0; Goodrich 8, Croswell-Lexington 0; Ortonville Brandon 3, North Branch 0June 2: Goodrich 4, North Branch 1; St. Clair 6, Ortonville Brandon 1June 4: Championship game, Goodrich vs. St. Clair, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of Linden districtAt LindenQuarterfinal: Fenton 6, Kearsley 0June 2: Lake Fenton 2, Fenton 0; Clio 1, Linden 0 (SO)June 4: Championship game, Lake Fenton vs. Clio, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of North Branch districtAt DeWittQuarterfinals: Owosso 3, Fowlerville 2; St. Johns 3, Lansing Waverly 0June 1: DeWitt 8, Owosso 0; Haslett 8, St. Johns 0June 4: Championship game, DeWitt vs. Haslett, 7 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of North Branch districtPowers sophomore Libby Cuneaz scored one of the Chargers' four goals vs. Almont. (Cody Scanlan | MLive.com)DIVISION 3At RichmondQuarterfinals: Almont 6, Richmond 0; LakeVille 2, Yale 1June 2: Armada 9, LakeVille 0; Powers Catholic 4, Almont 1June 4: Championship game, Armada vs. Powers, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Freeland vs. winner of Williamson districtAt WilliamstonQuarterfinals: Portland 8, Corunna 0; Stockbridge 7, Durand 0June 2: Lansing Catholic 4, Portland 0; Williamston 8, Stockbridge 0June 3: Championship game, Lansing Catholic vs. Williamston, 7 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Freeland vs. winner of Richmond districtDIVISION 4At MontroseQuarterfinals: Genesee Christian 8, Genesee 0; Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 7, Capac 0; Montrose 4, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 3June 1: Oakland Christian 5, Genesee Christian 1; Clarkston Everest Collegiate 8, Montrose 1June 3: Championship game, Oakland Christian vs. Clarkston Everest, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Saginaw Valley Lutheran vs. winner of Dansville districtAt DansvilleQuarterfinals: Dansville 8, Byron 0; Lansing Christian 8, Bath 0; Leslie 8, Perry 0June 2: Lansing Christian 6, Dansville 2; Leslie vs. Laingsburg 3, Leslie 2June 5: Championship game, Lansing Christian vs. Laingsburg, 10 a.m.Champion advances to regional at Saginaw Valley Lutheran vs. winner of Montrose districtMORE:Byron’s Sarah Marvin has MHSAA’s longest shot put of yearVote for Flint-area Athlete of the Week May 24-29

DIVISION 1At HartlandQuarterfinals: Hartland 8, East Lansing 0; Brighton 5, Okemos 1; Howell 4, Swartz Creek 1June 2: Hartland vs. Brighton, 4 p.m.; Howell vs. Flushing 6 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Livonia Stevenson vs. winner of Northville districtAt LapeerQuarterfinals: Davison 5, Lapeer 0; Lake Orion 4, Clarkston 1; Oxford 8, Waterford Kettering 0June 2: Davison vs. Lake Orion 5 p.m.; Oxford vs. Grand Blanc, 7 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Livonia Stevenson vs. winner of Waterford Mott districtDIVISION 2At Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook KingswoodQuarterfinal: Holly 7, Auburn Hills Avondale 0June 2: Madison Heights Lamphere vs. Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood, 5 p.m.; Bloomfield Hills Marion vs. Holly, 6 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of DeWitt districtAt North BranchQuarterfinals: North Branch 4, Imlay City 0; Goodrich 8, Croswell-Lexington 0; Ortonville Brandon 3, North Branch 0June 2: Marysville vs. Goodrich, 4 p.m.; Ortonville Brandon vs. St. Clair, 6 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of Linden districtAt LindenQuarterfinal: Fenton 6, Kearsley 0June 2: Fenton vs. Lake Fenton, 5 p.m.; Linden vs. Clio, 7 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of North Branch districtAt DeWittQuarterfinals: Owosso 3, Fowlerville 2; St. Johns 3, Lansing Waverly 0June 2: DeWitt vs. Owosso, 5 p.m.; St. Johns vs. Haslett, 7 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 7 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Goodrich vs. winner of North Branch districtDIVISION 3At RichmondQuarterfinals: Almont 6, Richmond 0; LakeVille 2, Yale 1June 2: LakeVille vs. Armada, 5 p.m.; Powers Catholic vs. Almont 7 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 5 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Freeland vs. winner of Williamson districtAt WilliamstonQuarterfinals: Portland 8, Corunna 0; Stockbridge 7, Durand 0June 2: Lansing Catholic vs. Portland, 5 p.m.; Stockbridge vs. Williamston, 7 p.m.June 4: Championship game: 7 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Freeland vs. winner of Richmond districtDIVISION 4At MontroseQuarterfinals: Genesee Christian 8, Genesee 0; Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 7, Capac 0; Montrose 4, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 3June 2: Genesee Christian vs. Oakland Christian, 5 p.m. (at Genesee Christian); Montrose vs. Clarkston Everest Collegiate 5 p.m.June 4: Championship game, 6 p.m.Champion advances to regional at Saginaw Valley Lutheran vs. winner of Dansville districtAt DansvilleQuarterfinals: Dansville 8, Byron 0; Lansing Christian 8, Bath 0; Leslie 8, Perry 0June 2: Dansville vs. Lansing Christian, 5:30 p.m.; Leslie vs. Laingsburg, 5:30 p.m. (at Laingsburg)June 5: Championship game, 10 a.m.Champion advances to regional at Saginaw Valley Lutheran vs. winner of Montrose districtMORE:Vote for Flint-area Athlete of the WeekFlint-area girls soccer players to watch in postseasonLinden finishes soccer regular season unbeatenFlint-area softball players to watch entering postseasonFlint-area baseball players to watch entering postseasonPowers wins fourth straight Tom Cole baseball tourney

The Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association announced its state rankings for May 26, 2021, projecting the top prep squads across Michigan this season. Oxford and Grand Blanc are back in the top 20 this week while Traverse City Central and Livonia Franklin slip out. Nicole Hester/ MLive.comD2: 30-GAME WINNEROrchard Lake St. Mary began the season at No. Orchard Lake St. Mary 32-12. Traverse City St. Francis 20-615.

The Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association announced its state rankings for May 19, 2021, projecting the top prep squads across Michigan this season. Orchard Lake St. Mary hasn’t moved from the top spot all season, but New Boston Huron is the new No. Orchard Lake St. Mary 29-12. Traverse City St. Francis and Niles Brandywine also crack the charts while Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port Laker, Boyne City and Evart slip out. Gaylord St. Mary 9-7

The Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association announced its state rankings for May 12, 2021, projecting the top prep squads across Michigan this season. (Kaytie Boomer | MLive.com)Kaytie Boomer | MLive.comD2: GLENN INCHING TOWARD THE TOPOrchard Lake St. Mary began the season at No. (Scott DeCamp | MLive.com)(Scott DeCamp | MLive.com)D3: ONE EYE ON NORTH MUSKEGONThree weeks ago, North Muskegon wasn’t listed on the poll. Jackson Lumen Christi and Watervliet join the fray this week while Hudson and Traverse City St. Francis slip out of the top-20. North Muskegon 13-411.

With less than a month before the district tournaments begin, the Michigan High School Softball Coaches Association released the first high school state softball rankings Tuesday, with some familiar names at the top of the ratings. In Division 1, Hartland claims the top spot, with Muskegon Oakridge getting the nod as the No. Defending state champion Millington stands atop the Division 3 rankings, with Holton starting the season at No. Grand Blanc’s Sydney Long hits the ball during a game against Midland Monday, April 26, 2021 at Grand Blanc High School. (Rodney Coleman-Robinson | MLive.com) Rodney Coleman-Robinson | MLive.comDivision 4Holton Kalamazoo Christian Unionville-Sebewaing Allen Park Cabrini Bridgman Beal City Whiteford Three Oaks River Valley Hillman MesickHonorable MentionColeman, Inter-City Baptist, New Buffalo, Onekama, Rudyard

Midland Dow turned to its defense in the fourth quarter, preserving its undefeated record and advancing to the Division 1 girls basketball state semifinals. Tied at 28-28 heading into the fourth quarter, Dow held Hartland to just four points in the fourth to earn a 42-32 Division 1 quarterfinal win Monday at Flushing. Dow had its own trouble offensively, falling behind 11-5 after one quarter against Hartland, which suffered its first loss of the season. Hartland, 20-1, came back to tie the game heading into the fourth quarter. MOREHemlock makes good on promise, reaches Division 3 semifinalsSaginaw-area girls basketball quarterfinal results, updated bracketsSaginaw Nouvel falls short in overtime in D4 girls basketball quarterfinal

Division 1At Midland DowMarch 29 – Midland Dow 67, Petoskey 27; Flushing 51, Grand Blanc 40March 31 – Championship game, Midland Dow 41, Flushing 31Midland Dow (21-0) advances to quarterfinal at Flushing vs. Hartland (20-0)Division 2At Imlay CityMarch 29 – Imlay City 51, North Branch 32; Macomb Lutheran North 39, Clawson 22March 31 – Championship game, Imlay City (14-3) vs. Macomb Lutheran North (8-8), 7 p.m.Imlay City (15-3) advances to quarterfinal at Ortonville Brandon vs. Detroit Country Day (13-2)At CorunnaMarch 29 – Frankenmuth 47, Lake Fenton 43; Portland 54, Freeland 32March 31 – Championship game, Portland 53, Frankenmuth 49Portland (17-2) advances to quarterfinal at Houghton Lake vs. Escanaba (14-4)Division 3At Bad AxeMarch 29 – Hemlock 58, Harbor Beach 44; New Lothrop 55, LakeVille 27March 31 – Championship game, Hemlock 47, New Lothrop 27Hemlock (13-8) advances to quarterfinals at New Lothrop vs. Madison Heights Bishop Foley (10-5)At Hanover-HortonMarch 29 – Brooklyn Columbia Central 68, Homer 18; Leslie 52. Byron 33March 31 – Championship game, Brooklyn Columbia Central 47, Leslie 24Brooklyn Columbia (16-3) advances to quarterfinal at Ypsilanti Lincoln vs. Grass Lake (17-1)Division 4At Auburn Hills Oakland ChristianMarch 29 – Kingston 48, Genesee Christian 34); Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 56, Marine City Cardinal Mooney 32March 31 – Championship game, WOLL 45, Kingston 37Waterford Our Lady (16-3) advances to quarterfinal at Genesee vs. Petersburg Summerfield (14-5)

Division 4At Mount Pleasant Sacred HeartMonday: Nouvel 63, Ubly 44; Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart 49, Mio 19. Winner advances to Davison quarterfinal vs. Orchard Lake St. Mary’s-Walled Lake Northern winner. Winner advances to Corunna quarterfinal vs. Escanaba-Ludington regional winner. Thursday: Championship game, 6 p.m. Saginaw Nouvel (9-8) vs. Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart (18-1). Winner advances to Houghton Lake quarterfinal vs. Frankfort-Lake Leelanau St. Mary winner.

The district champions have been crowned and the girls basketball state tournament is ready to take the next big step forward. There are 12 regions involving teams from the Metro Detroit coverage area and I’ve made my picks for the team that will win each of them. Girls Basketball Regional 2 Hosted By Holly (D1 Quarterfinal 1)This region is a dandy considering it has perennial powers Hartland and Bloomfield Hills Marian in the same region. PURCELL’S PICK: HartlandMarch 29: Hartland (18-0) vs White Lake Lakeland (11-6), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Bloomfield Hills Marian (12-5) vs Clarkston (15-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.m. Girls Basketball Regional 7 Hosted By Detroit Renaissance (D1, Quarterfinal 4)Renaissance was not afraid to stack its schedule this season and its record is not reflective of how good it can really be.

Here are the pairings for every region involving at least one team from the Metro Detroit area. Please send any corrections or changes to japurcell@mlive.com. DIVISION 1Girls Basketball Regional 2 Hosted By Holly (Quarterfinal 1)March 29: Hartland (18-0) vs White Lake Lakeland (11-6), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Bloomfield Hills Marian (12-5) vs Clarkston (15-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 5 Hosted By Northville (Quarterfinal 3)March 29: Wayne Memorial (14-2) vs Plymouth (12-7), 6:00 PMMarch 29: Saline (17-1) vs Brighton (15-3), 7:30 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 6 Hosted By Temperance Bedford (Quarterfinal 3)March 29: Dearborn Fordson (6-6) vs Dearborn (12-6), 5:00 PMMarch 29: Riverview (15-2) vs Temperance Bedford (16-4), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 6 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 7 Hosted By Detroit Renaissance (Quarterfinal 4)March 29: Grosse Pointe South (13-3) vs Detroit Renaissance (9-4), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Birmingham Groves (9-8) vs Farmington Hills Mercy (14-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 8 Hosted By Clinton Township Chippewa Valley (Quarterfinal 4)March 29: Macomb L’Anse Creuse North (17-0) vs St Clair Shores Lakeview (15-1), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Utica (5-10) vs Rochester Hills Stoney Creek (15-1), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mDIVISION 2Girls Basketball Regional 14 Hosted By Romulus Summit Academy North (Quarterfinal 7)March 29: Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy (6-8) vs Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard (13-5), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Grosse Ile (7-12) vs Milan (13-7), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 15 Hosted By Livonia Clarenceville (Quarterfinal 8)March 29: Eastpointe (9-6) vs Detroit University Prep (12-2), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Warren Regina (3-9) vs Detroit Country Day (11-2), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 16 Hosted By Imlay City (Quarterfinal 8)March 29: Macomb Lutheran North (7-8) vs Clawson (14-2), 5:30 PMMarch 29: North Branch (12-3) vs Imlay City (13-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mDIVISION 3Girls Basketball Regional 22 Hosted By Whitmore Lake (Quarterfinal 11)March 29: Riverview Gabriel Richard (9-6) vs Grass Lake (15-1), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Ypsilanti Arbor Prep (13-2) vs Adrian Lenawee Christian (13-3), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 23 Hosted By Madison Heights Bishop Foley (Quarterfinal 11)March 29: Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest (12-1) vs Madison Heights Bishop Foley (8-5), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Detroit Southeastern (6-6) vs Redford Westfield Prep (8-4), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mDIVISION 4Girls Basketball Regional 31 Hosted By Petersburg Summerfield (Quarterfinal 16)March 29: Southfield Christian (4-9) vs Westland Huron Valley Lutheran (9-2), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Allen Park Inter-City Baptist (7-5) vs Petersburg Summerfield (12-5), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.mGirls Basketball Regional 32 Hosted By Auburn Hills Oakland Christian (Quarterfinal 16)March 29: Kingston (14-1) vs Genesee Christian (10-7), 5:30 PMMarch 29: Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (9-3) vs Marine City Cardinal Mooney (3-8), 7:00 PMMarch 31: Region championship, 7 p.m

A lot of the evidence in the trial was provided by key FBI informants. READ: How a post office worker became FBI’s inside man into terrorism plot against Gov. WhitmerAdThe FBI has named one of their key informants as Steven Robeson from Wisconsin. Attorneys for the men will argue the men were just talking about the plot and the FBI’s own informants helped train the men, allegedly pushing the plot forward. AdREAD: 19 details inside Whitmer kidnapping defendant’s guilty plea

GAINES TOWNSHIP, MI -- No criminal charges will be issued after a cannon explosion that killed a 26-year-old Hartland man in February in Genesee County. “This was a terrible tragedy at what should otherwise be a happy celebration of new life, family and friends,” Leyton said. According to the investigation by MSP, the cannon was legal and had been fired numerous times in the past, including by many of those who attended the baby shower, per the statement. Shrapnel also hit three parked cars and the garage where the baby shower was held, according to police. We thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers.”Read more on MLive:Victim identified from fatal cannon blast at Michigan baby showerInvestigation continues into fatal cannon explosion at Michigan baby showerMan dies after explosion at Michigan baby shower

JACKSON, Mich. – New evidence in the domestic terrorism plot to kidnap or kill Gov. READ: 3 men charged in domestic terrorism plot against Gov. READ: Who are the Wolverine Watchmen? RELATED: A look at group texts between suspects in terrorist plot against Michigan Gov. The man wanted out, but the FBI asked him to stay with the Wolverine Watchmen, wear a wire, record everything and risk his life.

JACKSON, Mich. – Attorneys for Pete Musico, his son-in-law Joseph Morrison and Paul Bellar -- who are accused of being involved in a domestic terrorism plot to kidnap or kill Gov. The attorneys are questioning the description of the Wolverine Watchmen as a terrorist organization. READ: Who are the Wolverine Watchmen? The FBI said they never heard of the Wolverine Watchmen until one of them created a Facebook Group. RELATED: A look at group texts between suspects in terrorist plot against Michigan Gov.

Four or five people were in the backyard when the small cannon was fired, but Silva was standing about 10 to 15 feet away and was the only person struck by shrapnel, Michigan State Police said. Three parked cars and the garage where the baby shower was being held were also struck.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – A Hartland man admitted in federal court Wednesday to training and preparing other in the domestic terrorism plot to kidnap Gov. Ty Gerard Garbin, 24, of Hartland, agreed to plead guilty to an indictment that charges him with kidnapping conspiracy. READ: 19 details inside Whitmer kidnapping defendant’s guilty pleaGarbin, an airline mechanic from Hartand is the first person to plead guilty in the domestic terrorism plot against Whitmer. The weapons of mass destruction charge comes from the improvised explosive devices that were a part of the plan. In his plea, Garbin admits to his role in training to kidnap the governor in a violent raid on her summer home.

Gretchen Whitmer revealed many of the unusual and disturbing details of the scheme as part of his guilty plea. Ty Gerard Garbin, 24, of Hartland, agreed to plead guilty to an indictment that charges him with kidnapping conspiracy. Whitmer, hold her hostageHere are some of the details about the plot confirmed by Garbin in the guilty plea. Group members practiced combat first aid, such as applying tourniquets and treatment gunshot or shrapnel wounds, in case they were injured during a fight with law enforcement. According to Garbin, Fox said he had a Taser and zip ties to “neutralize” Whitmer.

All rights reserved)LANSING, Mich. – Eight Michigan businesses have been cited for COVID-19 safety violations, including a fire department, a public school district, Twin Peaks in Livonia and a Lapeer diner with 11 violations. Here are the businesses and the violations cited by the state:Memphis Fire DepartmentLocation: Memphis, MichiganFine: $2,000Violations:Not developing an infectious disease preparedness and response plan that helps guide protective actions against COVID-19. Reason for inspection: Employee complaint. Reason for inspection: Employee complaintClick here to view the full citation document. Reason for inspection: Employee complaintClick here to view the full citation document.

LANSING, Mich. – Michigan health officials have issued citations to 13 businesses due to violations of the COVID-19 order put in place by the Department of Health and Human Services. “We continue to see improvements in the numbers, and we know that the public health orders we have put in place are working. “The number of cases, the positivity rate, and hospital capacity have declined in recent weeks, taking stress off our hospitals and health care workers,” said Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, chief medical executive at MDHHS. “We will continue to monitor the data and assess for any potential surges in cases after the holidays. Most food service establishments like restaurants and bars have helped play a critical role in the existing decline by following the order.”

"Cowley added, "We were not really told that there was no drinks to be served. A customer walked in, objected to that, and pretty much called the governor’s hotline and it went downhill from there. "Cowley says the restaurant is seeing 10 percent of its typical revenue due to the shutdown.The $1,000 fine was issued on Dec. 16. Under the epidemic orders, businesses are fined $1,000 for each violation or day that a violation continues.The other restaurants cited for violating the orders include:Michigan has seen a surge in coronavirus cases in the winter that dwarfed the first surge in the spring. After the state issued the epidemic orders in late November, the number of cases has declined

LANSING, Mich. - A $1 million Powerball ticket expired Thursday, and the prize went to Michigan's School Aid Fund. The ticket expired at 4:45 p.m. This is the third $1 million prize to go unclaimed in 2019. In March, a $1 million Mega Millions prize went unclaimed, and another went unclaimed earlier this month. The record for an unclaimed lottery prize in Michigan goes back to 1998, when a $34 million prize went unclaimed.

LANSING, Mich. - One lucky Powerball player may not be so lucky after Thursday. However, they have yet to claim their $1 million prize, which expires Oct. 3 at 4:45 p.m. one year from the drawing date. This would be the third unclaimed $1 million prize in 2019. The winner should contact the Michigan Lottery Public Relations Division at 517-373-1237 to schedule an appointment to receive their reward. The prize must be claimed at Michigan Lottery's headquarters in Lansing.

Now Ethan Holt, Nolan Szczepaniak, and Devin Dunn hope to top off the final stretch of the high school hockey season with some top-shelf results. 2 ranking in the Division 2 state coaches poll and a 15-3-1 record. The MIHL Showcase, which takes place Jan. 31 through Feb. 2, is one of high school hockeys premier events. The atmosphere is electrifying and the MIHL Showcase has the most scouts from various leagues that attend a high school event, Clements said. It is also a very exciting atmosphere which directly relates to the high school playoff tournament.This holds particularly true for Trenton, last years Division 2 state runner-up.