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MHSAA basketballs sit in a bin at Rockford High school in Rockford, Michigan on Friday, Jan. 14, 2022. (Joel Bissell | MLive.com)Joel Bissell | MLive.com

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com or tag @JaredPurcellDET on Twitter with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESMonroe Jefferson 48, Southgate Anderson 35Redford Westfield Prep 73, Rockford Guilford (IL) 55Waterford Kettering 46, Waterford Mott 39BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESAuburn Hills Oakland Christian 54, Adrian Lenawee Christian 51Benton Harbor 76, Westland John Glenn 35Birmingham Seaholm 29, Madison Heights Bishop Foley 23Detroit Lincoln-King Academy 38, East Grand Rapids 37Detroit Martin Luther King 88, Grand Blanc 74Detroit Pershing 56, Warren Fitzgerald 53Detroit University Prep 73, Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills 62Ferndale 88, Detroit Edison 73Kalamazoo Central 69, Hamtramck 60Kalamazoo Phoenix 93, Inkster American International Academy 38North Farmington 66, Davison 28River Rouge 62, Warren Lincoln 48Vandercook Lake 78, New Haven Merritt Academy 43Waterford Mott 67, Waterford Kettering 52

Plymouth was led by Morgan Miller’s 22 points while Elena DiMaria added 10 points, Meghan McCarthy had eight points and Olivia Maciag had six points. Plymouth Christian Academy 54, Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 44PCA is 7-3 while SMCC is now 4-3. Plymouth Christian was led by Morganne Houk’s 18 points whie Anna Fernandez added 15 points, four assists, and five rebounds. St. Mary Catholic Central’s Audrey Cousino had 15 points while Brooke Mossbury had 14 points. Emilee Austin and Reagan Blackwell also added eight points a piece for the Ravens while Kate Meinecke accumulated five steals.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESYpsilanti Arbor Prep 55, Redford Westfield Prep 52Shamya Reid led Westfield Prep with 16 points, followed by 15 points from Isis Johnson-Musah. Lake Orion 65, Harper Woods 36Alden Ritt led Lake Orion with a double-double in the form of 27 points and 10 rebounds. Malachi Grandberry added 13 points, DJ Morrow had seven points, Blake Liddell had six points and eight rebounds, and Nate Havrilla had six points. SCORESAuburn Hills Avondale 49, Troy 48Bloomfield Christian School 61, Brighton Livingston Christian 43Clarkston 57, Oak Park 54Harper Woods Chandler Park 69, Southfield Arts & Technology 60Lutheran Westland 69, Novi Christian Academy 53Plymouth Christian Academy 85, Allen Park Inter-City Baptist 56River Rouge 80, Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy 64

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com or tag @JaredPurcellDET on Twitter with the results. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESEcorse 77, Taylor 47Ecorse was led by a big night from Malik Olafioye, who finished with 40 points and 10 rebounds. Kenneth Morrast Jr. added 16 points and seven assists while JayShaun Parker scored 10 points. Warren Lincoln 77, St Clair Shores Lakeview 43GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESAnn Arbor Gabriel Richard 43, Macomb Lutheran North 16Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 51, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 23Clawson 51, Warren Woods Tower 21Livonia Clarenceville 37, Bloomfield Hills Roeper 34Macomb Dakota 60, Birmingham Seaholm 29

To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com or tag @JaredPurcellDET on Twitter with the results. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESOak Park 61, Detroit Loyola 56Boe Miller led the way for Oak Park with 28 points, including the game sealing steal and layup. Plymouth Christian Academy was led by Anna Fernandez’s 17 points. Trenton 47, Taylor 31Trenton sophomore captain Brianna Thomas scored 20 points and hit four 3-pointers to lead the Trojans. Taylor was led by Jasmine Soles, who scored 14 points.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com or tag @JaredPurcellDET on Twitter with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. Detroit Osborn vs. Detroit Southeastern, ccd. Sterling Heights vs. Warren Fitzgerald, ccd.

Ukiah Charrette also added 11 points, 5 rebounds and 5 steals for the Bathers. Morganne Houk added 15 points, Maddie Yeager had 14 points, and Anna Fernandez had 13 points with six assists and six steals. Waterford Mott 35, Walled Lake Northern 34 (OT)Kelsey Palmer led Mott’s overtime victory with 16 points and 6 rebounds. Julianna Lemus also helped Mott with 8 points, 11 rebounds and 4 steals while teammate Madison Winters had 7 points and 10 rebounds. Derrick Kemp had 3 points, 7 assists and 7 rebounds while Shamar Ballenger has 3 points and 8 rebounds.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESWEDNESDAY SCORESDetroit Catholic Central 74, Bloomfield Hills 36Detroit Martin Luther King 52, Ann Arbor Huron 46Detroit Renaissance 65, Canton 61Flint Carman-Ainsworth 60, Detroit University Prep 55Madison Heights Bishop Foley 46, Marysville 39Milford 52, Detroit Lincoln-King Academy 36North Farmington 66, Detroit Loyola 48Salem 48, Plymouth 46 (OT)St. Clair 52, Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy 38St. Clair Shores Lake Shore 54, Warren Cousino 53Walled Lake Northern 84, Ypsilanti Community 49Wyoming Tri-unity Christian 53, Allendale 32THURSDAY SCORESAuburn Hills Avondale 64, Riverview 53Clarkston 55, Sterling Heights Stevenson 37Croswell-Lexington 42, Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 36Dearborn Divine Child 72, Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 64Detroit Martin Luther King 80, Saginaw 47Detroit Southeastern 66, Detroit Jalen Rose Leadership Academy 54Grosse Pointe South 53, West Bloomfield 46Lake Leelanau St Mary 60, Flat Rock 46Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 70, Ferndale 51Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 72, Adrian 60Port Huron Northern 60, Troy Athens 57Riverview Gabriel Richard 58, Monroe 56Romulus Summit Academy North 48, Kalamazoo Central 42Warren De La Salle 77, Detroit Pershing 49GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESWEDNESDAY SCORESCarleton Airport 50, Wyandotte Roosevelt 36Chelsea 55, Riverview 41Detroit Renaissance 60, Saginaw 39Dexter 54, Brownstown Woodhaven 13Dundee 60, Warren Fitzgerald 21Monroe 58, Flat Rock 51Redford Westfield Prep 66, Ann Arbor Pioneer 41Redford Westfield Prep (B Team) 65, Mt. Clemens 33Salem 56, Plymouth 26Williamston 62, Detroit University Prep 28THURSDAY SCORESPlymouth Christian Academy 70, Bridgeport 23Redford Westfield Prep 60, Grand Blanc 48Redford Westfield Prep (B Team) 54, Warren Michigan Collegiate 9

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESArmada 58, New Baltimore Anchor Bay 38Dearborn 67, Dearborn Edsel Ford 40Dearborn Fordson 54, Dearborn Divine Child 43Detroit Loyola 55, Romulus Summit Academy North 53Fenton 68, Troy 58Harper Woods 47, Farmington 42Memphis 64, Clinton Township Clintondale 51Peck 53, New Haven Merritt Academy 49Roseville 82, Monroe 64Saginaw Arthur Hill 71, Oak Park 59St Clair Shores South Lake 64, Utica Ford 54Warren De La Salle 83, Belleville 66Warren Woods Tower 58, Eastpointe 31Williamston 65, Rochester Adams 42GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESDearborn Divine Child 60, Dearborn Fordson 52Macomb Dakota 59, Southfield Arts & Technology 27Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 59, North Farmington 32South Lyon East 60, Northville 44West Bloomfield 65, Brighton 60POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONSDearborn vs. Dearborn Edsel Ford, ccd. St. Mary’s Prep vs. Hamtramck, ccd.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESBenton Harbor 96, Detroit University Prep 69Detroit Cass Tech 74, Saginaw Arthur Hill 47Detroit Henry Ford 60, St Clair Shores South Lake 58Detroit Jalen Rose Leadership Academy 51, Walled Lake Central 50Detroit Renaissance 63, Bloomfield Hills 58Detroit Southeastern 55, Center Line 48Ferndale 90, Port Huron Northern 44Ferndale University 68, Detroit Douglass 43Grand Rapids Catholic Central 80, Detroit U-D Jesuit 66Northville 49, Erie Mason 46Orchard Lake St Mary’s 76, Canton 46Saline 57, Walled Lake Northern 49St. Clair Shores Lake Shore 68, Warren Woods Tower 55Warren Lincoln 60, Grand Rapids Union 47Williamston 49, North Farmington 32GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESBlissfield 51, St Clair Shores South Lake 46Grand Blanc 68, Grosse Pointe South 43Northville 65, Southfield A&T 29Saginaw Arthur Hill 55, Detroit University Prep 35South Lyon East 67, Macomb Dakota 54Utica Ford 58, Ann Arbor Huron 25

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESMadison Heights Bishop Foley 45, Royal Oak 39 (OT)Madison Heights Madison 47, Southfield Arts & Technology 34Warren Fitzgerald 49, Harper Woods 26GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESDetroit Denby 45, Detroit Osborn 9MOREMetro Detroit high school basketball holiday tournament schedule features Motor City Roundball Classic

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESBloomfield Hills Brother Rice 78, Detroit Renaissance 73Ferndale 65, Rochester Adams 44Oak Park 66, West Bloomfield 53Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 52, Utica Ford 27Saginaw 61, Romulus 53Salem 57, Walled Lake Central 51POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONSBloomfield Hills vs. Utica, ccd. Gabriel Richard Catholic vs. Detroit Osborn, ccd. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESNo reported scores.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Detroit U-D Jesuit vs. Detroit Edison Public School Academy, ccd. Salem vs. Ann Arbor Skyline, ccd. Troy Athens vs. Berkley, ccd.

Athletics programs from across Michigan are coming together to pay tribute to the Oxford community and help victims of the high school shooting.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESSATURDAY, DEC. 18Birmingham Groves 64, Ypsilanti Community 19Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 60, Lansing Waverly 60Detroit Catholic Central 76, Rockford 48Detroit Pershing 87, Wayne Memorial 50Hamtramck 81, Wyoming Godwin Heights 54Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 87, Detroit Communication Media Arts 31Lake Orion 41, Bridgeport 34North Farmington 70, Westland John Glenn 66Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 48, Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 44Reese 58, South Lyon East 43River Rouge 77, Detroit Community 44Saginaw 61, Romulus 53Southfield Arts & Technology 75, Warren Fitzgerald 27St. Clair Shores Lake Shore 54, Tecumseh 40Warren De La Salle 51, Holland West Ottawa 39White Lake Lakeland 55, Mason 38SUNDAY, DEC. 19Mattawan 61, Detroit Douglass 53Taylor Trillium Academy 85, Detroit Cesar Chavez Academy 55GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESSATURDAY, DEC. 18Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 49, Warren Regina 30Baraga 51, L’Anse 26Bark River-Harris 58, Gwinn 45Carleton Airport 42, Monroe St Mary Catholic Central 40Detroit Edison 67, Hudsonville 48DeWitt 52, Sault Ste Marie 35Escanaba 56, Cedarburg (WI) 51Frankenmuth 56, Hamtramck 42Harper Woods 60, River Rouge 34Lake Leelanau St Mary 47, Rudyard 45Milwaukee Univ. School of Milwaukee (WI) 64, Detroit Renaissance 44Redford Westfield Prep 62, East Kentwood 54Riverview Gabriel Richard 40, Monroe Jefferson 38Romulus 50, Ypsilanti Community 40Saginaw Heritage 70, Detroit Mumford 45Tecumseh 61, St Clair Shores Lake Shore 8Wayne Memorial 71, East Grand Rapids 59West Bloomfield 61, Hammond Bishop Noll (IN) 24SUNDAY, DEC. 19Birmingham Groves 48, Birmingham Seaholm 41Warren Cousino 55, Sterling Heights 23

A shot clock is coming to high school basketball, at least for one day. Spring Arbor’s McDonald Athletic Center will host five games on December 29 which will be played with a 35-second shot clock. Shot clocks were approved in high school basketball in May by the National Federation of State High School Associations, opening the door for individual state associations like MHSAA to implement shot clocks for high school games.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. Detroit East English vs. Detroit Western Intl, ccd. Garden City vs. Dearborn Heights Annapolis, ccd.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. The list might be updated periodically. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESOrchard Lake St Mary’s 60, Clarkston 51 -- CLICK HERE FOR COVERAGEAuburn Hills Avondale 42, Birmingham Seaholm 35Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 78, Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 58Dearborn Heights Star International 60, Warren Michigan Math & Science 34Detroit Frontier International 57, Southfield Manoogian 50Flat Rock 53, Monroe St Mary Catholic Central 36Fraser 57, Sterling Heights 23Hamtramck Oakland International Academy 1, Detroit Universal Academy 0Madison Heights Madison 44, Clinton Township Clintondale 28Melvindale 78, Redford Thurston 74New Haven 72, Marysville 25Plymouth 73, Berkley 63Riverview 44, Grosse Ile 34Romulus 68, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 57Roseville 78, Eastpointe 42Warren Cousino 69, Warren Mott 53Warren Michigan Collegiate 63, Warren Lincoln 54Warren Woods Tower 65, Clawson 28White Lake Lakeland 72, South Lyon East 54GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESBrighton 63, Novi 22Center Line 52, Madison Heights Madison 11Dearborn 46, Livonia Churchill 34Dearborn Fordson 53, Westland John Glenn 28Dearborn Heights Robichaud 36, Redford Union 29Detroit Country Day 50, Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 34Detroit Mumford 44, Detroit Martin Luther King 26Detroit University Prep 63, Allen Park Cabrini 50Gibraltar Carlson 58, Plymouth 45Hartland 39, Northville 18Howell 58, Canton 34Livonia Franklin 45, Livonia Stevenson 39New Boston Huron 59, Monroe Jefferson 45North Farmington 54, Walled Lake Northern 39Redford Thurston 55, Melvindale 26River Rouge 56, Oak Park 20Riverview 63, Grosse Ile 28South Lyon 42, Walled Lake Western 33South Lyon East 50, White Lake Lakeland 28Southfield Arts & Technology 63, Warren Michigan Collegiate 7Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 46, Lapeer Faith Home School 22Wayne Memorial 75, Belleville 50Ypsilanti Community 36, Romulus Summit Academy North 24

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. The list might be updated periodically. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESOxford 49, Lapeer 26 - CLICK HERE FOR COVERAGEAllen Park Cabrini 64, Ann Arbor Central Academy 17Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 52, Marine City Cardinal Mooney 12Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 43, Auburn Hills Avondale 32Brighton 70, Walled Lake Central 32Canton Prep 48, Westland Universal Learning Academy 9Clarkston Everest Collegiate 49, Lapeer Faith Home School 24Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy 55, Taylor Prep 7Dearborn Fordson 57, Dearborn Edsel Ford 33Detroit Cesar Chavez Academy 29, Dearborn Heights Star International 28Detroit Mumford 70, Ferndale 12Gibraltar Carlson 41, Allen Park 30Grosse Ile 55, Riverview Gabriel Richard 43Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett 41, Bloomfield Hills Roeper 28Lake Orion 42, Birmingham Groves 32Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 54, Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 35Plymouth Christian Academy 55, Livonia Churchill 47Redford Westfield Prep 54, Warren Michigan Collegiate 18Romulus 71, Redford Union 10Roseville 40, Center Line 23Royal Oak Shrine Catholic 76, Detroit Old Redford 14South Lyon East 57, Milford 27St. Clair Shores South Lake 69, Harrison Township L’Anse Creuse 47Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 46, New Haven Merritt Academy 11Sterling Heights Stevenson 53, Orchard Lake St Mary’s 12Taylor 40, Westland John Glenn 36Troy 68, Bloomfield Hills 36Troy Athens 45, Farmington 41Utica Eisenhower 44, Kingston 38Wyandotte Roosevelt 43, Southgate Anderson 32BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESAnn Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 46, Livonia Franklin 37Berkley 56, Auburn Hills Avondale 33Bloomfield Hills 73, Livonia Stevenson 40Brighton 66, Lapeer 47Center Line 49, Clinton Township Clintondale 46Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 61, Utica Eisenhower 49Dearborn Fordson 52, Dearborn Edsel Ford 49Dearborn Heights Crestwood 66, Redford Thurston 50Detroit Collegiate Prep 57, Detroit Academy of the Americas 18Detroit Old Redford 69, Melvindale Academy for Business & Tech 26Flat Rock 63, Allen Park Cabrini 22Hamtramck Oakland International Academy 51, Dearborn Riverside Academy West 28Harper Woods Chandler Park 60, Detroit Mumford 45Lincoln Park 48, Brownstown Woodhaven 42Macomb Dakota 69, Utica Ford 35Macomb L’Anse Creuse North 76, New Baltimore Anchor Bay 45Marine City Cardinal Mooney 48, Auburn Hills Oakland Christian 34Melvindale 55, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 41Plymouth 61, Livonia Clarenceville 43Plymouth Christian Academy 78, Livonia Churchill 57Redford Westfield Prep 70, Taylor Prep 47Rochester 53, Lake Orion 39Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 50, Birmingham Seaholm 34Salem 59, South Lyon East 54Southfield Arts & Technology 45, Troy 30St. Clair Shores Lake Shore 57, St Clair Shores South Lake 54St. Clair Shores Lakeview 56, Royal Oak 55St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic 46, Covert 36Sterling Heights Stevenson 57, Utica 48Taylor 82, Trenton 47Warren Cousino 61, Warren Woods Tower 50Warren De La Salle Collegiate 68, Canton 33Warren Michigan Collegiate 61, Troy Athens 28White Lake Lakeland 53, Novi 35Ypsilanti Arbor Prep 50, Dearborn Advanced Tech Academy 36Ypsilanti Community 53, Detroit Community 46

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Detroit HFA vs. Dearborn Divine Child, ccd. Roseville vs. Warren Mott, ccd. Salem vs. Waterford Kettering, ccd.

Melvindale vs. Allen Park Cabrini, ccd. Warren Fitzgerald vs. Detroit Pershing, ccd. Detroit Pershing vs. Detriot International, ccd. Romulus vs. Oak Park, ccd. Sterling Heights vs. Warren Woods Tower, ccd.

Flint Beecher's Keyon Menifield Jr. (2) goes up for a shot against Iron Mountain's Caleb Evosevich-Hynes (34) and Jurgen Kleiman (44) during their MHSAA Division 3 state championship game at the Breslin Center in East Lansing, on Saturday, April 10, 2021. (Mike Mulholland | MLive.com)Mike Mulholland | MLive.com

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. The list might be updated periodically. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORESBloomfield Hills Brother Rice 86, Grand Blanc 68 - CLICK HERE FOR COVERAGEDearborn 54, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 37Madison Heights Lamphere 63, Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 56Southfield Christian 74, Ferndale University 55GIRLS BASKETBALL SCORESBloomfield Hills 47, Adrian 29Harper Woods Chandler Park 60, Dearborn Henry Ford Academy 24Melvindale Academy for Business & Tech 2, Pontiac Academy for Excellence 0Redford Westfield Prep 58, Mount Clemens 43Riverview Gabriel Richard 47, Orchard Lake St Mary’s 35Romulus Summit Academy North 63, Warren Michigan Collegiate 7Warren Cousino 45, Trenton 26

Cass City vs. Sandusky, ccd. Lake City vs. Evart, ccd. Landmark Academy vs. Capac, ccd. Warren Fitzgerald vs. Hazel Park, ccd. Warren Mott vs. Warren Cousino HS, ccd.

The amount of talent that graduates after each MHSAA state swim finals is only matched by the potential of those waiting for the spotlight next. The MHSAA boys swim season in the Lower Peninsula officially begins Dec. 4 and runs through the finals March 11-12.

Mona Shores' Mark Konecny (10) attempts a pass agianst Forest Hills Central during the second half at Forest Hills Central in Grand Rapids, Michigan on Friday, October 29, 2021. Mona Shores defeated Forest Hills Central 31-7 in the first round of the MHSAA division 2 playoffs. (Joel Bissell | MLive.com)Joel Bissell | MLive.com

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. The list might be updated periodically. Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard 56, Allen Park Cabrini 23Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood 31, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 24Canton Prep 50, Taylor Prep 7Clawson 42, Marine City 38Dearborn Edsel Ford 57, Dearborn Heights Annapolis 39Dearborn Fordson 59, Allen Park 17Detroit Renaissance 48, Saginaw Heritage 44Ecorse 56, Detroit Pershing 24Farmington Hills Mercy 50, White Lake Lakeland 28Flat Rock 35, Gibraltar Carlson 34Garden City 26, Westland John Glenn 25Grosse Ile 55, Brownstown Woodhaven 37Grosse Pointe North 33, St Clair Shores Lakeview 18Lake Orion 50, Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 37Livonia Franklin 40, Trenton 27Macomb Dakota 65, Romeo 49Macomb Lutheran North 49, Yale 48Marysville 47, Clinton Township Chippewa Valley 30New Boston Huron 61, Wyandotte Roosevelt 22New Haven 59, New Haven Merritt Academy 8North Farmington 55, Walled Lake Central 26Ortonville Brandon 47, Auburn Hills Avondale 37Plymouth 44, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 15Port Huron Northern 48, New Baltimore Anchor Bay 42Riverview 55, River Rouge 12Riverview Gabriel Richard 48, Southgate Anderson 29Salem 58, Dexter 48Saline 58, Livonia Stevenson 37Southfield Arts & Technology 69, Lincoln Park 9Southfield Christian 60, Brighton Charyl Stockwell Prep 4St Clair Shores Lake Shore 70, Warren Woods Tower 32Utica 42, Port Huron 40Walled Lake Northern 30, Royal Oak 26Warren Cousino 52, Roseville 25Warren Regina 53, Marine City Cardinal Mooney 20Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 46, Pontiac 38Whitmore Lake 45, Melvindale 36

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. To add your missing score, email japurcell@mlive.com with the results. Stats from the game are accepted too. The list might be updated periodically. Monday, Nov. 29 ScoresBirmingham Groves 63, Waterford Kettering 39Bloomfield Hills Marian 54, Clarkston 48Detroit Lincoln-King Academy 55, Warren Michigan Collegiate 8Livonia Clarenceville 46, Bloomfield Hills Academy of the Sacred Heart 36Mount Clemens 47, Dearborn Henry Ford Academy 17Redford Westfield Prep 62, Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 53Royal Oak Shrine Catholic 46, Troy Athens 37Southfield Bradford Academy 66, Harper Woods Chandler Park Academy 61Taylor 51, Romulus Summit Academy North 35

FLINT – The MHSAA closed the door on the 2021 football season Saturday and now, two days later, basketball season is about to begin. The girls season kicks off tonight around the state with the boys set to follow a week from today.

DETROIT, MI -- Eight football state champions were crowned on Friday, Nov. 26 and Saturday, Nov. 27 at Ford Field in the MHSAA football championships. Hudson, Chelsea, Warren De La Salle Collegiate and Lansing Catholic won championships on Friday while Pewamo-Westphalia, Belleville, Grand Rapids Catholic Central and Detroit Martin Luther King claimed titles on Saturday. MLive photojournalists were there to capture the highs and lows of the two championship days. Check out 136 of our favorite photos from the eight games in the gallery above. MORE PHOTOS:Division 1: Rochester Adams vs. BellevilleDivision 2: Traverse City Central vs. Warren De La Salle CollegiateDivision 3: Detroit Martin Luther King vs. DewittDivision 4: Hudsonville Unity Christian vs. ChelseaDivision 5: Grand Rapids Catholic Central vs. Marine CityDivision 6: Lansing Catholic vs. Warren Michigan CollegiateDivision 7: Lawton vs. Pewamo-WestphaliaDivision 8: Hudson vs. Beal City

DETROIT, MI - Detroit Martin Luther King took home the win to become the MHSAA Division 3 football state champions on Saturday at Ford Field. Detroit Martin Luther King defeated DeWitt 25-21 after stopping the Panthers about an inch shy of the goal line on 4th-and-1 with 2:34 left in regulation. RELATED: Detroit Martin Luther King beats DeWitt with late goal line stand to win D3 titleThe Crusaders (13-1) took over at their 1 and ran out the clock to capture its fifth state championship and second in four years. MLive was there to document the action, both on and off of the field. Click here to see all of the photos from the game or to purchase prints.

DETROIT, MI - Belleville topped Rochester Adams, 55-33, claiming the MHSAA Division 1 football state championship title on Saturday, Nov. 27 at Ford Field. RELATED: Bryce Underwood, Jeremiah Caldwell explode in Belleville’s D1 championship winBelleville was ahead at halftime with a score of 21-20. This is the first state football championship in school history for Belleville. MLive photojournalists Kaytie Boomer and J. Scott Park were on the sidelines to capture all the action, atmosphere and celebration. Click here to see all of the photos from the game or to purchase prints.

DETROIT, MI -- Warren De La Salle recorded an undefeated season, topping Traverse City Central 41-14 to claim the MHSAA Division 2 football state championship title on Friday, Nov. 26 at Ford Field. Warren De La Salle dominated, leading 34-0 at halftime, and 389 yards on offense for the game. Junior quarterback Brady Drogosh was brilliant through the air and on the ground, throwing for 142 yards completing 14 of 19 passes for three touchdowns. Traverse City Central had a total of nine attempts through the air, but no pass completions, also recording two sacks against senior quarterback Josh Burnham. MLive photojournalists Isaac Ritchey and Jake May were on the sidelines to capture all the action, atmosphere and celebration.

Huddle up! Here’s a look back at this weekend on the gridiron, with three key takeaways from the state’s football scene -- and a glimpse at what’s to come next week.

HOWELL, MI -- An undefeated season for Grand Blanc has come to an end. The Bobcats lost 40-20 to Rochester Adams (13-0) in the MHSAA Division 1 state semifinal on Saturday, Nov. 20 at John Dukes Field at Howell High School. Adams will face Belleville at 1 p.m. next Saturday at Ford Field in the Division 1 championship game. 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. READ MORE FROM MLIVE:Live high school football updates from state semifinal games around MichiganMLive picks winners for every high school football state semifinal game

JENISON, MI-- It was a snowy atmosphere Friday evening as Unity Christian defeated Cadillac 53-22 to claim a spot in the MHSAA Division 4 semifinals. Unity Christian defeated Cadillac 53-22 to move onto the MHSAA division 4 semifinals against Edwardsburg. Unity Christian defeated Cadillac 53-22 to move onto the MHSAA division 4 semifinals against Edwardsburg. Unity Christian defeated Cadillac 53-22 to move onto the MHSAA division 4 semifinals against Edwardsburg. Unity Christian defeated Cadillac 53-22 to move onto the MHSAA division 4 semifinals against Edwardsburg.

Here are the top girls 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 girls 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, 11, Arianne Olson, 16:45.0PR, Holland West Ottawa, Oct 22, 12, Julia Flynn, 16:53.4, TC Central (Traverse City), Oct 23, 12, Lani Bloom, 17:09.3PR, Ithaca, Oct 24, 10, Rachel Forsyth, 17:09.4PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Nov 65, 9, Helen Sachs, 17:26.1PR, Holland West Ottawa, Oct 96, 12, Rylee Tolson, 17:28.3PR, Stockbridge, Oct 27, 12, Abby VanderKooi, 17:29.9, Muskegon Western Mich. Christian, Sep 218, 12, Madison Foster, 17:41.0PR, Temperance Bedford, Nov 69, 9, Jessica Jazwinski, 17:43.2PR, Hart, Oct 3010, 9, Lucy Cook, 17:50.8PR, Rochester, Nov 628 Division 1 girls race at 2021 MHSAA Cross Country championshipsLOWER PENINSULA DIVISION 11, 11, Arianne Olson, 16:45.0PR, Holland West Ottawa, Oct 22, 12, Julia Flynn, 16:53.4, TC Central (Traverse City), Oct 23, 10, Rachel Forsyth, 17:09.4PR, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Nov 64, 9, Helen Sachs, 17:26.1PR, Holland West Ottawa, Oct 95, 12, Madison Foster, 17:41.0PR, Temperance Bedford, Nov 66, 9, Lucy Cook, 17:50.8PR, Rochester, Nov 67, 10, Jayden Harberts, 17:59.6, Macomb Dakota, Nov 68, 12, Sarah Forsyth, 18:02.9, Ann Arbor Pioneer, Nov 69, 12, Lisa Luecke, 18:03.5, Allen Park, Nov 610, 12, Lauren Kiley, 18:06.1, Plymouth, Oct 2156 Division 2 girls race at 2021 MHSAA Cross Country championshipsL.P. DIVISION 21, 12, Madelyn Frens, 17:52.3, GR_Christian, Nov 62, 10, Mary Richmond, 17:56.0PR, Frankenmuth, Oct 23, 10, Meghan Ford, 18:10.9, Mason, Nov 64, 10, Natalie VanOtteren, 18:12.3PR, GR_Christian, Oct 65, 10, Drew Muller, 18:20.8, East Grand Rapids, Oct 66, 11, Camryn Bodine, 18:33.6PR, East Grand Rapids, Sep 227, 12, Sarah Storey, 18:41.0PR, Remus Chippewa Hills, Oct 98, 12, Julia Finley, 18:45.7, Belding, Nov 69, 12, Ainsley Workman, 18:47.2, East Grand Rapids, Sep 2210, 12, Alyna Lewis, 18:47.5PR, Parma Western, Oct 2334 Division 3 girls race at 2021 MHSAA Cross Country championshipsL.P. DIVISION 31, 12, Lani Bloom, 17:09.3PR, Ithaca, Oct 22, 12, Rylee Tolson, 17:28.3PR, Stockbridge, Oct 23, 9, Jessica Jazwinski, 17:43.2PR, Hart, Oct 304, 10, Alyson Enns, 17:53.8, Hart, Oct 25, 12, Allison Chmielewski, 17:59.8, Roscommon, Sep 116, 12, Audrianna Enns, 18:00.6PR, Hart, Oct 307, 10, Madison Osterberg, 18:07.5PR, Jackson Lumen Christi, Oct 238, 10, Mylie Kelly, 18:09.1PR, Benzie Central, Oct 309, 12, Faith Smith, 18:20.3, Jackson Lumen Christi, Oct 2310, 9, Eliza Bush, 18:25.9PR, Ypsilanti Arbor Preparatory, Oct 1626 Division 4 girls race at 2021 MHSAA Cross Country championshipsL.P. DIVISION 41, 12, Abby VanderKooi, 17:29.9, Muskegon Western Mich. Christian, Sep 212, 10, Aiden Harrand, 18:08.9PR, Buckley, Oct 303, 12, Makenna Scott, 18:29.6PR, Maple City Glen Lake, Oct 124, 9, Presley Allen, 18:37.6PR, Mendon, Oct 95, 11, Ruby Hogan, 18:41.5PR, Maple City Glen Lake, Oct 126, 9, Grace VanderKooi, 18:55.6PR, Muskegon Western Mich. Christian, Sep 217, 11, Adelaida Gascho, 19:13.2PR, Johannesburg-Lewiston, Oct 308, 11, Erika Van Loton, 19:24.4, Huron Valley Lutheran, Oct 199, 11, Mackenzie Lemke, 19:25.3PR, Rochester Hills Lutheran NW, Oct 1910, 12, Nicole Olivieri, 19:28.1PR, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart, Nov 6UPPER PENINSULA D1-D31, 10, Lola Korpi, 20:04.9, Ishpeming, Oct 232, 12, Ingrid Seagren, 20:08.0PR, Houghton, Aug 313, 10, Kaylen Clark, 20:32.2PR, Newberry, Oct 164, 11, Claire Filpus, 20:38.6PR, Houghton, Oct 145, 9, Marlee Plaxco, 20:49.4PR, Negaunee, Oct 116, 11, Cassandra Gallagher, 21:05.8PR, Sault Ste. Marie, Oct 237, 12, Lauren Ossenheimer, 21:08.6PR, Negaunee, Oct 118, 11, Natalie Stone, 21:09.0PR, Wakefield-Marenisco/Bessemer, Aug 319, 11, Endla Harris, 21:11.3, Negaunee, Oct 1110, 11, Attica Brandt, 21:15.7PR, Menominee, Oct 23

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

PLEASANT -- Davison volleyball battled back in each set and was able to lift its second trophy of the season. Davison defeated Traverse City West 26-24, 25-17, 28-26 in the MHSAA Division 1 regional final on Thursday, Nov. 11 at Mt. The Cardinals move on to face Bloomfield Hills Marian in the Division 1 state quarterfinal on Tuesday, Nov. 16 at Davison High School. RELATED: Davison volleyball team headed to state quarterfinals for first time in 26 yearsHead Coach Tiffany Sayles seemed strategic with every timeout. Two Flint-area teams win, two lose in regional volleyball semifinal matchesTimes, dates for Grand Blanc and Corunna regional championship football games

With runners from Grosse Pointe North, Grosse Pointe South and University Liggett School making the trip to the Michigan International Speedway Saturday, the

A Michigan high school runner who finished second in a state championship race was disqualified for expressing four-letter words of joy as he crossed the finish line.

BROOKLYN, MI -- Individual and team champions were crowned in eight races at the MHSAA state cross country championships on Saturday, Nov. 6 at Michigan International Speedway. Check out the gallery above to see our 50 favorite photos from the exciting day at the speedway. Click here for a direct link to the gallery or to purchase the prints. RELATED: Highlights and champions from the 2021 Michigan Lower Peninsula girls cross country finalsRELATED: Highlights and champions from the 2021 Michigan Lower Peninsula boys cross country finalsMLive photographers were there all day to capture the action and excitement from the day. Check out our photo galleries from all eight races:Division 4 girls Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 3 girls Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 4 boys Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 3 boys Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 2 girls Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 1 girls Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 2 boys Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 1 boys Michigan state cross country championships 2021

BROOKLYN, MI -- Over 2,000 high school cross country runners descended on Michigan International Speedway on Saturday, Nov. 6 for the 2021 MHSAA Lower Peninsula state finals. MLive photographers were there all day to capture the action and excitement from the day. This post will be updated throughout the day as photos become available. Click the links below to see the photos from a certain race. Division 4 girls Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 3 girls Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 4 boys Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 3 boys Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 2 girls Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 1 girls Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 2 boys Michigan state cross country championships 2021Division 1 boys Michigan state cross country championships 2021MORE:Top 2021 boys cross country times in Michigan as of Nov. 5 ahead of state meetTop 2021 girls cross country times in Michigan as of Nov. 5 ahead of state meet

GOODRICH, MI -- For the first time in 102 years of the program, the Grand Blanc football team is 11-0. The Bobcats hoisted the MHSAA Division 1 district trophy after a 49-28 victory over Howell on Friday, Nov. 5 at Goodrich High School. Fourth-ranked Grand Blanc will face No. RELATED: Grand Blanc football team makes history with 49-28 win over Howell in district finalsMLive was present to document all of the action. 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 newslettersREAD MORE FROM MLIVE:Flint-area high school football scoreboard for playoff Week 2Live high school football updates from district final games around Michigan

The Grand Blanc football team swarms head coach Clint Alexander, middle, as he lifts the MHSAA Division 1 district trophy after a 49-28 victory over Howell on Friday, Nov. 5, 2021 at Goodrich High School in Goodrich. (Isaac Ritchey | MLive.com)Isaac Ritchey | MLive.com

The Michigan High School Athletic Association has decreed in-person attendance at football playoff games is only for those with digital tickets.

FLINT – Week 1 of the MHSAA football playoffs was one of the worst of the season for Flint-area teams. Of the 14 local teams that reached the postseason, 10 lost.

BAY CITY, MI -- Meet the 23 competitors from the MLive Bay City area who qualified for the 2021 MHSAA boys cross country state finals at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn on Nov. 6. MLIVE BAY CITY AREA

BAY CITY, MI -- Meet the 27 competitors from the MLive Bay City area who qualified for the 2021 MHSAA girls cross country state finals at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn on Nov. 6. MLIVE BAY CITY AREA

The Grosse Pointe South football team went through the ups and downs of the regular season to finish with a 5-4 record and earn a spot in the MHSAA Division 2

Michigan Center's Samantha Wynn (6) kills the ball during the opening round of the MHSAA Division 3 high school volleyball district tournament at East Jackson High School on Monday, Nov. 1, 2021. Lumen Christi won the match over East Jackson, 3-0.J. Scott Park | MLive.comAshley Hilderley, Lumen Christi volleyballHilderley had seven kills in the third set alone as the Titans beat East Jackson in the third set of their district quarterfinal match on Monday at East Jackson. Rogan Melling of Hanover-Horton wins during the MHSAA Division 3 boys cross country regional race at Ella Sharp Park in Jackson on Friday, Oct. 29, 2021. Lumen Christi’s Madison Osterberg wins during the MHSAA Division 3 girls cross country regional race at Ella Sharp Park in Jackson on Friday, Oct. 29, 2021.

JACKSON, MI -- Lumen Christi and Michigan Center both picked up wins on the opening night of action in the MHSAA Division 3 girls volleyball state tournament at East Jackson High School. In the nightcap, Lumen Christi swept East Jackson for a 3-0 win. Games start at 5 p.m. at East Jackson High School. Lumen Christi's Ashley Hilderley (7) hits the ball during the opening round of the MHSAA Division 3 high school volleyball district tournament at East Jackson High School on Monday, Nov. 1, 2021. Scott Park | MLive.comMichigan Center celebrates a point during the opening round of the MHSAA Division 3 high school volleyball district tournament at East Jackson High School on Monday, Nov. 1, 2021.

It’s hard to argue that Mel Tucker has done a tremendous job in guiding Michigan State to a 7-0 start, but it’s equally hard to argue that such success usually comes at a price.

There’s a new high school soccer scoring record in Michigan. A senior playing for Benzie Central High School scored 16 goals in a game that was stopped at halftime with the score being 17-0 against Kingsley High School.

The Mount Clemens High varsity football team was excited for Friday night’s homecoming game against Potterville.

The Mount Clemens High varsity football team was excited for Friday night’s homecoming game against Potterville.

Mental health in athletes has been an issue the Michigan High School Athletic Association has been focusing on for years.

After being cancelled in 2020 due to the pandemic, the Xenith Prep Kickoff Classic is back.

Despite concerns over the coronavirus, high school athletes are allowed to start practicing for fall sports on Monday.

William McKoy, a district athletic director and conference president, has been named to a assistant director’s position with the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA), according to a press release from the association.

The bill is also opposed by the Michigan High School Athletic Association, which called it unneccessary.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services took a new tactic Friday in the fight against coronavirus: asking nicely.

DETROIT – The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services is mandating COVID-19 testing for student athletes. The health department believes the latest spike in coronavirus cases might be related to the reopening of high school sports. READ: Michigan increases outdoor stadium capacity, requires COVID testing for youth sportsSchool districts and the Michigan High School Athletic Association said the changes aren’t ideal, but they will do what they have to get to sports up and running again. The mandate for testing of student athletes sent a shockwave through the sports community statewide. Initially believed to require daily testing, further clarification put the testing on a weekly basis.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) announced on Wednesday, March 10, the sites for indoor winter sports championship rounds. The Competitive Cheer Finals will move to Breslin Center to allow more fans to attend compared to other venues that were being considered. Girls BasketballWhere: Division 1 and 3 Semifinals at Breslin Center in East Lansing. All four Finals will be played at Breslin Center. All four Finals will be played at Breslin Center.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) announced Tuesday, March 2, that it has revised its 2021 Wrestling Tournaments. The MHSAA also has selected Wings Event Center in Kalamazoo as this year’s host site for the Teams Finals on March 30 and Individual Finals to be wrestled April 2-3. AdTeam Wrestling: Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Finals will be wrestled Tuesday, March 30 at Wings Event Center, with all rounds over one day instead of the traditional two. Both arenas within Wings Event Center will be used each day – one for each division – with all rounds including championship matches wrestled in that specific area. Divisions 3 and 1 will compete in the Arena, and Divisions 2 and 4 will compete in the Valley.

Michigan high school spring sports programs can begin practice on March 22 and competition on March 26, the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) announced Monday. This is a delay of one week to the start of spring practices and competitions, the MHSAA said. Moreover, MHSAA said 74 percent of its member high schools favored a delay in springs sports activity for at least a week. The entire Michigan high school spring sports season was canceled in 2020 due to COVID-19. However, the MHSAA Council said it approved an allowance for spring teams to meet for voluntary practices over 16 contact days this past September and October.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association has clarified its rules for concession stands at high school sporting events. Gretchen Whitmer and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announced last week that youth contact sports would be allowed to return this week. Under the current MDHHS order, food and beverages are permitted only where people can be separated by at least six feet. MHSAA is following the same rules for concession stands at Michigan high school sporting events. Any concession stand that can comply with those MDHHS orders is allowed to open during competition.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association revealed its rules for spectators at high school basketball, hockey, wrestling and cheer competitions. In facilities with fixed seating of more than 10,000 people, the maximum number of spectators allowed is 500. In facilities with fixed seating of under 10,000 people, the maximum number of spectators allowed is 250. If a facility has no fixed seating, such as an ice rink with out bleachers, the maximum number of spectators allowed is 100. Sideline cheerleaders, dance team members, pompon squads, pep bands and any other non-competing organization that attends a game must be counted toward the total number of spectators, MHSAA announced.

Michigan high school basketball and ice hockey players will be required to wear masks at all times, even during games. Competitive cheer participants will have to wear masks during meets, as well. School districts have the right to only hire game officials who wear masks at all times, regardless of medical exceptions, MHSAA announced. Competitive cheer has been deemed a non-contact sport, but all participants still have to wear masks under the same rules outlined above. Michigan high school wrestlers must produce a negative rapid antigen test the day before or the day of each meet or a negative PCR test within 72 hours of competition.

The battle over whether high school winter sports should resume amid the coronavirus pandemic continues in Michigan. AdRead more: Lawsuit suggests stoppage in Michigan high school sports may have led to teen’s deathTheir lawsuit is asking a judge to grant an injunction, sending high school athletes back into action, not just practice. The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) went against the state, even going as far as stating they believe COVID spread is not happening or is very low in high school sports right now. Let Them Play, Inc. had been threatening their lawsuit unless winter high school sports were resumed by Monday, Feb. 1, the same say the MHSAA says winter contact sports started in 38 other states. Whitmer encourages Michigan public schools to reopen for in-person learning by March 1Jan. 9: Michigan high school football playoffs resume after 2 month COVID break

DETROIT – Here’s what you missed on Local 4 News at Noon. Will sports resume? MHSAA clashes with MDHHS over winter contact sports banThey are asking for the state to resume practice and competition in the four main contact sports sooner than the Feb. 21 deadline.

Dr. Nikolai Vitti started the letter by clarifying that he supports Whitmer, but he has grown frustrated by a lack of clarity about when winter contact sports can resume. He said there are continuing and legitimate fears about COVID-19 in the Detroit community, but 31 female and male high school coaches want to play basketball. “The continuing suspension of winter ‘contact’ sports contradicts the message that it is safe to return to in-person learning,” Vitti wrote. “Please do not let this frustration reach the level of a lawsuit against you and the state,” Vitti cautioned. “Coaches, student-athletes and their parents are in conversation with attorneys.”Mental health, physical well-being and scholarship opportunities are being affected, he said.

The 2020-21 school year has been a unique one for football players, whose shortened season started, then stopped and then started again. To make up for the odd year, the Michigan High School Athletic Association allowed every team to make the playoffs. The Oak Park Knights weren’t expected to make it to playoffs, but the team is two wins away from a state title. “It’s a great feeling, for real, to come back and be able to help the team,” Rayshawn said. The De La Salle Pilots, had a 2-4 regular season team peaking at the right time.

BELLEVILLE, Mich. – High school football playoffs started back up again Saturday after players were sidelined for weeks because of coronavirus. High school football in January hasn’t happened in Michigan before, but the 2020-21 school year has been a unique year. Jan. 9, 2021: Michigan coronavirus cases up to 519,082; Death toll now at 13,354Belleville faced Detroit Cass Tech nearly two months after the game was supposed to originally happen. “Today’s a great day for football,” said Cass Tech head coach Thomas Wilcher. The hope is every coach, player, referee and school staff member gets through these playoffs safely and the MHSAA crowns a champion.

Trying to figure out how to complete the fall sports season amid the coronavirus pandemic has proven difficult for Michigan high schools. However, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) believes it can be done safely through a new, pilot rapid testing program. “An opportunity came along to partner with the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA). The tests are antigen rapid tests provided by MDHHS. Detroit Catholic Central High School’s football team is still in the playoffs, and Athletic Director Aaron Babicz said they have a tentative plan.

LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) announced on Tuesday that it will suspend practices for football, volleyball and girls swimming and diving immediately after receiving requirements for the state’s pilot rapid testing program. “The MHSAA also is working to update dates of competition to better reflect the testing schedule. The MDHHS will conduct webinars on Dec. 28 and 29 to train school personnel who will be involved in the testing process. Team practices could resume as early as Dec. 30 once the first tests have been administered. If schools are delayed in the start of testing, they may begin practice once individuals have had one negative test.

The Michigan high school football, girls volleyball and girls swimming and diving tournaments will resume early next month, state officials announced. The Michigan High School Athletic Association announced teams can return to practice Monday (Dec. 21) as part of the state’s pilot rapid testing program. FootballMichigan’s high school football playoffs will resume Jan. 2, with regional finals for 11-player teams and semifinals for 8-player teams. READ: Michigan high school football tournament to resume next month -- here is the scheduleThe 8-player championship games in both divisions and all 11-player semifinal games will be played the following Saturday (Jan. 9). Girls swimming and divingThe girls swimming and diving finals will return with its three Lower Peninsula Finals completed during the weekend of Jan. 15-16, with one division at each of three locations.

(Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)The Michigan high school football tournament will resume next month after being shut down due to COVID-19 restrictions. READ: Michigan high school football, volleyball, swimming and diving tournaments to resumeThe Michigan High School Athletic Association announced teams can return to practice Monday (Dec. 21) as part of the state’s pilot rapid testing program. Michigan’s high school football playoffs will resume Jan. 2, with regional finals for 11-player teams and semifinals for 8-player teams. The 8-player championship games in both divisions and all 11-player semifinal games will be played the following Saturday (Jan. 9). Semifinal games in all 11- and 8-player divisions will be played at home sites.

Michigan’s “three-week pause” is set to expire on Dec. 8, meaning fall high school sports could wrap up and make way for winter sports. High school coaches and teams are eager to get back to playing -- especially at Martin Luther King Jr. Senior High School, where the football team was three wins away from a state title. The Michigan High School Athletics Association (MHSAA) recently released dates for regionals, semi finals and final competitions, and the MLK Crusaders are ready to compete. But coaches say that if restrictions affecting high school sports are extended further than Dec. 8, fall teams likely won’t be able to finish their seasons this year. “... for us at Martin Luther King, (we’d) have to move on to 2021.”As for high school winter sports, wresting hasn’t yet begun.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. – Many student-athletes are disappointed with the new COVID-19 restrictions, especially the Marian Mustang volleyball team. READ: Here are 14 changes going into effect under Michigan’s new COVID-19 restrictionsThey thought they might play the quarterfinal round on Tuesday night, but the decision was made by the Michigan High School Athletic Association to suspend all tournaments immediately. Watch the video above for the full reportMichigan high school sports put on hold as part of new COVID-19 restrictionsHigh School volleyball, swimming and football have all been put on hold in hopes of slowing the spread of COVID-19. High school football teams were just three wins away from becoming state champions, but the games are now in question as COVID-19 restrictions postpone the season. “I think this is much different than where we were at last March and April,” Michigan High School Athletic Association Executive Director Mark Uyl said.

DETROIT – High School volleyball, swimming and football have all been put on hold in hopes of slowing the spread of COVID-19. High school football teams were just three wins away from becoming state champions, but the games are now in question as COVID-19 restrictions postpone the season. READ: Tracking coronavirus cases, outbreaks in Michigan schools“I think this is much different than where we were at last March and April,” Michigan High School Athletic Association Executive Director Mark Uyl said. But I also have to step back and look at the bigger picture,” Saline High School Head football coach Joe Palka said. You know, I don’t know how good it looks for, you know, high school athletics to just continue down that road when everybody else is sacrificing like crazy.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) has suspended its fall tournaments in response to a new public health order issued by state health officials on Sunday. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services issued the restrictions Sunday evening, and Michigan Gov. “We understand the need for action, and we will explore all options to complete our Fall tournaments when restrictions are lifted," reads a statement from Uyl. However, now all high schools in the state of Michigan cannot offer in-person classes under the order. At an event with 100 people, risk levels in pretty much every Michigan county surpasses 80%, including some at 99%, like Kent and Calhoun counties.

GROSSE POINTE, Mich. – As COVID-19 cases rise throughout Michigan, high school sports teams must adapt to new policies and procedures. At Grosse Pointe South, the varsity girl’s basketball team has begun practicing for the winter season. Other high school winter sports are required to wear masks 100 percent of the time, like wrestling and competitive cheerleading. Geoff Kimmerly, a member of the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) says the decision to play winter sports is left to each individual school district. Related: MHSAA confirms winter high school sports in Michigan will start on time

Maggie Duba didn’t know who she was, but all she could see was another competitor on the ground, coughing, moaning, and in need of paramedics. As she was headed toward the finish line, Duba noticed that Storey “didn’t have anything left” and was hunched over on the ground. Beth Storey also found Noreen Duba’s number and called to thank her on Friday, and let her know Sarah Storey was OK. “The help of a stranger at the time who became a friend -- it was an amazing thing,” Beth Storey said. No doubt, the two strangers who didn’t know each other before Friday are looking forward to running future races together as friends.

Officials from the Michigan High School Athletic Association have confirmed winter sports in the state will begin on time, with guidelines to limit the spread of COVID-19. Previously:The Representative Council of the MHSAA confirmed during its meeting Thursday (Oct. 22) that 2020-21 winter sports will begin on time. Most high school sports traditionally begin practice the first three weeks of November, with games starting in mid-November and the first weeks of December. Start dates for middle school winter sports seasons are determined by local leagues and conferences. A number of precautions have been put in place, including for competition limits, numbers of spectators allowed and face coverings.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. – When it came down to the wire, one Bloomfield Hills High School student scored the winning point in a once-in-a-lifetime football game Friday night. Sara Huston is the president of the math club, a member of the National Honor Society and has a 4.0 GPA -- she also happens to be the kicker for the Bloomfield Hills BlackHawks. Berkley scored first in overtime but Bloomfield Hills blocked the extra point. The 17-year-old is only the third female kicker for the BlackHawks in history. “It’s the best football moment I’ve had my entire career.”Related: Detroit Lions defeat Jacksonville Jaguars at TIAA Bank Field

MHSAA face mask requirementsOfficials say that face mask requirements will remain the same for athletes and other participating individuals for the time being. MHSAA face covering requirements were initially established on Sept. 10. MHSAA crowd capacity limitationsThe MHSAA announced capacity limits for athletic spectators on Sept. 30. Capacity limitations vary based on the venue’s seating capacity and if the sporting event is indoors or outdoors. Emergency coronavirus order confusionThe MHSAA provided an update Tuesday following the Michigan Supreme Court’s ruling against Whitmer and her emergency powers.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) is announcing changes to the 2020 high school football postseason. All Michigan high schools football teams this season are able to play up to six regular-season games before the start of the MHSAA Playoffs. That’s down from the usual nine games because the first games this season weren’t played until the traditional Week 4. Here’s the adjusted MHSAA Football Playoffs in each format:11-player footballField: 512 teams -- There are currently 507 playing 11-player football this season, so five teams are scheduled to receive first-round byes at this time. Schedule: 3 District Rounds, Regional Finals, Semifinals, Finals.

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Gretchen Whitmer came out about organized sports, the kids were back on the field. The kids were calling me excited, so excited saying, Were back, said Denby assistant coach Zach Carr. Detroit Public Schools and Consolidated District (DPSCD) Superintendent Nikolai Vitti has been pushing for fall sports to resume. I think it means everything to these kids, said Central assistant coach Damon Turner. Central head coach Jimmie Macon said small attendance isnt an issue, but what organized sports provide the children is.

The Michigan High School Athletic Association has reinstated fall football and other high school sports in the state of Michigan following Gov. MHSAA officials announced Thursday that the fall 2020 football season has been reinstated by its Representative Council. On Aug 14, the fall 2020 football season was postponed to spring 2021, but Thursdays vote allows for a shortened season this fall. However, the MHSAA will conduct its postseason events in those four sports only for the fall 2020 season, officials said. All football teams in 11- and eight-player football will qualify for the playoffs during the shortened season.

LIVONIA, Mich. Another coronavirus (COVID-19) reversal could be coming for some fall sports, including football. After moving football to spring, the Michigan High School Athletic Association is doing an about face. READ: Michigan High School Athletic Association cancels fall football season due to coronavirusThere are 33 other states offering high school sports. Tim Napiers son plays at Livonia Franklin, he sides with the 60 percent of high schools that told the MHSAA that they did want to play this fall. Whitmer to reinstate high school footballIf fall season does start, schools will have the choice to play in the spring.

DETROIT The superintendent of Detroit public schools sent a letter to Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, asking her to reinstate a fall high school football season across the state. Nikolai Vitti, superintendent of the Detroit Public Schools Community District, addressed the letter to Whitmer and the Michigan High School Athletic Association. Officials said at the time that they hope the season can be played this spring. Factually, nothing changed from a players health perspective or risk analysis from strongly stating football would be played to it being postponed.Vitti said he believes politics were involved in the decision to cancel football.

WEST BLOOMFIELD, Mich. Programs across the state knew it was a possibility, but as of Friday, its official: There will be no football season for Michigan schools. Im not only here speaking to you as the Director of the MHSAA, but as the parent of a senior football player, Mark Uyl said. We have done everything possible to find that pathway forward for our football kids this fall and we simply ran out of time with the evidence to be able to do that safely.For top high school programs, this is a blow. West Bloomfield High School Head Coach Ron Bellamy delivered the news during practice on Friday. My biggest worry is the academic side of things, football, sports in general makes a student more focused because they are scheduled.

EAST LANSING, Mich. The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) announced Friday that the fall football season has been moved to the spring amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The association elected to postpone the 2020 football season due to a high risk for COVID-19 spread among athletes. Officials say football is specifically considered a high-risk sport due to the level of player-to-player contact.At the end of the day, we did everything we could to find a path forward for football this fall, MHSAA Executive Director Mark Uyl said. Officials say volleyball and soccer are considered moderate-risk for the spread of COVID-19. The MHSAAs football postponement comes after a number of college-level conferences have announced cancelations of fall sports competitions due to COVID-19.

DETROIT Fall sports for high schools in Michigan will begin with a phased-in approach, due to COVID-19, MHSAA announced on Wednesday. The Representative Council of the Michigan High School Athletic Association approved the next steps in returning sports for member schools, adopting a plan to phase in competition for fall sports in hopes of continuing to deter the spread of COVID-19. However, moderate and high-risk sports football, girls volleyball and boys soccer may begin practice but not competition. Football will delay the start of practice with full player pads and equipment until Monday, Aug. 17. The Council chose to make these adjustments to help ensure our athletes have a safe regular season this fall.

Finalized the fall sports guidance documents for the safe return to activity. This guidance includes general information along with sport-specific directives for students, coaches, staff, officials and media members. The concept is fall competition will take place as locally as possible with no large-scale events, invitationals or tournaments. See the fall sport-specific guidance documents for these limits. Allowed all low-risk sports to begin practice and competition as scheduled on August 12.

DETROIT Fall high school sports in Michigan are set to begin as normal, but there will be contingency plans in place for possible coronavirus (COVID-19) interruptions. High school football practices are currently scheduled to begin Aug. 10. If fall sports have to be suspended, theyll be rescheduled using a reconfigured calendar that could include winter sports starting in November and fall and spring seasons extending into July 2021, according to the MHSAA. The association also considered swapping traditional fall and spring sports seasons but determined that wasnt a feasible plan. Our plan moving forward is Fall in the Fall, starting on time.

NOVI, Mich. The Michigan High School Athletic Association decided fall sports will be played as normal, not moved to spring as had been considered. In Novi, high school students from all over the region are playing in tournaments. READ: Heres how 25 sports have been divided into high, moderate, low COVID-19 risk categoriesA mother of one of the players is a nurse and she said she is comfortable with her son playing baseball. Especially considering how some districts have already pulled the plug on in-school classes this fall. READ MORE: Fall high school sports to begin as normal in Michigan, with COVID-19 backup plans