WARREN DE LA SALLE

In his eighth season as Orchard Lake St. Mary’s head basketball coach, all he wanted to do was finally say he made it to the Breslin Center. He could finally celebrate St. Mary’s 55-44 win over De La Salle and the Eaglets first trip to the Breslin Center since 2006. De La Salle went on to win the state title. Luckily for St. Mary’s, McKenney scored 11 of St. Mary’s first quarter points, including three 3-pointers as De La Salle had a 17-13 lead heading into the second. “Our six seniors have done something at De La Salle that has never happened before,” Djokaj said.

DETROIT - University of Detroit Jesuit took control of a hard-fought game against conference rival Warren De La Salle Friday to win 54-52. With 1:29 on the clock, a clutch layup from senior Zavier Banks gave the Cubs a 52-50 lead with 1:29 to play. Check out photos from the game in the gallery above. You can order prints of any of these photos by clicking the “Buy photo” button in the caption of every photo. Subscribers click the “Get photo” link to download high-resolution images right to their device for free as part of their subscription.

Knocking off the No. 1 team in the state can sure draw attention. That’s exactly what happened for Warren De La Salle boys basketball sophomore Phoenix Glassnor as he won the first Metro Detroit Athlete of the Week poll for the winter season. Collecting 1,505 votes in the fan poll, Glassnor 43.12 percent of the 3,490 total votes submitted. That put him well ahead of the 674 votes brought in by Hannah Glowzinski of Dearborn Divine Child girls basketball in second place.

Airport's wrestling team pulled out two wins in dual meets that went down to the final match and Summerfield's boys basketball team rallied in the fourth quarter.

GRAND BLANC, MI – Nothing short of a victory during a rematch in the Division 1 state championship game is going to make Grand Blanc’s boys basketball team forget how last season ended. But that doesn’t mean Tuesday’s 42-31 victory over Warren De La Salle was as sweet as a regular-season win comes.

A look at the Michigan High School Athletic Association football playoffs for the 2022 season, complete with final scores for every 11-player and 8-player football division. 11-PLAYER FOOTBALL PLAYOFFSWarren De La Salle senior quarterback Brady Drogosh throws a pass during the first half of the MHSAA Division 2 state football championship game on Friday, Nov. 25, 2022 at Ford Field in Detroit. (Jake May | MLive.com)Martin running back Karter Ribble tries to elude Merrill defender Carter Feith during the eight-player football Division 1 state final. (Provided by Rylee Heath)8-PLAYER FOOTBALL PLAYOFFSThe Powers North Central football team celebrates its 2022 state championship. RELATED READINGLinks to MLive coverage of every high school football state final

High school football players will get a chance to experience what it’s like to play like the pros as the Michigan High School Athletic Association is hosting finals at Ford Field in Detroit.

DETROIT – While Dan Rohn might be biased, the Warren De La Salle head coach doesn’t think there’s a better player in the state than Brady Drogosh. And while that kind of high praise is typically for a player’s head coach, even Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central’s coach Tim Rogers had nothing but good things to say about the 4-star quarterback after an electric performance in the Division 2 state title game on Friday.

DETROIT, MI — Warren De La Salle sits atop the throne once again — now back-to-back — claiming the MHSAA Division 2 state championship. The Pilots soared to new heights led to victory by their senior quarterback Brady Drogosh with a demanding 52-13 win over Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central. RELATED: Warren De La Salle follows Brady Drogosh to back-to-back Division 2 state titlesMLive was there to document the action, both on and off of the field. You can order prints of any of these football photos by clicking the “Buy photo” button in the caption of every photo. Read more on MLive.com:Second football state title just as sweet for Ottawa Lake Whiteford‘Cornfield tough’: Ubly finds comfort in resilient effort despite state final lossPHOTOS: MHSAA Division 8 State Football Final, Ottawa Lake Whiteford vs. UblyMHSAA Division 2 State Football Final, Warren De La Salle vs. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central

Warren De La Salle scored on its first four possessions, with quarterback Brady Drogosh adding a 2-yard TD run to give the Pilots a 28-0 lead over Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central with 9:25 remaining in the first half. It was Drogosh’s second TD run of the game. De La Salle continued to put pressure on Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central, scoring on its third possession of the Division 2 football state title for a 21-0 lead with 3:29 left in the first quarter. On the first play after a Payton Babich interception, De La Salle quarterback Brady Drogosh hit Jack Yanachik for a 38-yard TD pass and a 21-0 lead.

Michigan’s high school football playoffs kick off this weekend, and 32 teams in each division will have a chance to bring home some state championship hardware and stamp their name in the history books. For the past five seasons, Warren De La Salle and Muskegon Mona Shores have dominated Division 2, with the Pilots winning three titles during that time, including last year’s, and the Sailors hoisting championship trophies in 2019 and 2020.

Warren De La Salle senior Tevon Mixon shouts out in celebration as he sings along to the school fight song, hoisting the trophy toward the student section with joy after the MHSAA Division 2 football state championship game on Friday, Nov. 26, 2021 at Ford Field in Detroit. Warren De La Salle defeated Traverse City Central 41-14. (Jake May | MLive.com)Jake May

Southfield A&T returns to the Metro Detroit top 10 high school football rankings and immediately faces a fellow top 10 opponent in West Bloomfield this week. However, things get much tougher when it welcomes Warren De La Salle on Friday. The biggest threat to its perfect record awaits as it travels to take on mighty Belleville this week. Warren De La Salle (6-1)De La Salle had no issues getting through a struggling Dayton Ponitz team last week, winning 48-3. Warren De La Salle (6-1)2.

The running backs on the Michigan High School Football Player of the Year watch list performed well in Week 7, but none had a bigger game than Clarkston senior Ethan Clark. Below is the Michigan High School Football Player of the Year watch list heading into Week 7 of the 2022 season. Still, he finished the game with 93 rushing yards and two touchdowns. Thanks to his monster effort, Clark now has 4,138 career rushing yards. He now has 1,802 rushing yards and 26 TDs so far this season.

Livonia Franklin hops into the Metro Detroit top 10 for the first time this week while River Rouge reappears as well. A trip to Allen Park this week will be a good warmup for a game against Warren De La Salle in Week 8. Warren De La Salle (5-1)If defense wins championships, De La Salle certainly looked like a championship team on Sunday when it smothered Detroit Catholic Central, 28-0, in the Boys Bowl. Detroit Martin Luther King (4-1)King recorded its second consecutive shutout with a 38-0 win over Detroit Renaissance last week. After its 56-0 win over Westland John Glenn last week, Livonia Stevenson is lined up as the next victim.

With perfect weather to play in, De La Salle’s defense has as close to a perfect day it could ask for in its dominant 28-0 win over host Detroit Catholic Central. “I want to credit the rest of the D-line,” said De La Salle defensive lineman Mason Muragin. “We came out today and we played like that.”De La Salle coach Dan Rohn might only be in his third season coaching De La Salle, but he knows that teams rarely walk into The Elm and smother Shamrocks the way they did. Catholic Central and De La Salle traded three-and-out drives following the opening score before the De La Salle defense forced its first turnover of the game on the Shamrocks’ second drive. Catholic Central will hope to bounce back on Friday when it travels to face Orchard Lake St. Mary’s.

McKenzie joins the Michigan High School Football Player of the Year watch list this week after a seven-touchdown effort in Week 5. On top of that, he shattered the school record for single-game yardage last week. Below is the Michigan High School Football Player of the Year watch list heading into Week 6 of the 2022 season. (Joel Bissell | MLive.com)Joel Bissell | MLive.comMason McKenzie, QB, CaledoniaSeniorCommitment: UncommittedMackenzie makes his way off the bubble and onto the Michigan High School Football Player of the Year watch list for the first time. (Mike Mulholland | MLive.com)Mike Mulholland | MLive.comDante Moore, QB, Detroit Martin Luther KingSeniorCommitment: OregonAs expected, King rolled for a blowout against Detroit Henry Ford last week, 56-0.

The running backs on the Michigan High School Football Player of the Year watch list have been proving impressive performance after impressive performance through the first four weeks of the season. Below is the Michigan High School Football Player of the Year watch list heading into Week 4 of the 2022 season. He finished with 68 rush yards and two touchdowns with 68 receiving yards on four catches. Clarkston's Ethan Clark (34) runs up the field during their high school football game against West Bloomfield at Clarkston High School in Clarkston, on Friday, October 2, 2020. Saginaw Heritage High School’s Braylon Isom (2) tackles Davison High School’s AJ Hill (6) during a high school football game at Davison High School on Friday, Sept. 16, 2022.

Muskegon Mona Shores - beat Wyoming 48-14; will host Grand Rapids Union in Week 511. Grand Rapids West Catholic - beat Holland Christian 28-14; will host Allendale in Week 514. Grand Rapids Christian - lost to Northview 22-14; will host East Grand Rapids in Week 526. Beal City - beat Lake City 23-6; will visit Evart in Week 532. Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central - beat East Grand Rapids 31-7; will visit Northview in Week 548.

Along with Picot, there were many great Week 2 performances put on by members of MLive’s Michigan High School Football Player of the Year watch list. Below is the Michigan High School Football Player of the Year watch list heading into Week 3 of the 2022 season. Saline’s CJ Carr (13) throws the ball during a game between Saline and Huron at Ann Arbor Huron High School on Sept. 1, 2022. Detroit Cass Tech's Leeshaun Mumpfield (16) runs up the field during their MHSAA football playoff game against Belleville at Belleville High School in Belleville, on Saturday, January 9, 2021. (Mike Mulholland | MLive.com)Mike Mulholland | MLive.comLeeshaun Mumpfield, QB, Detroit Cass TechSeniorCommitment: UncommittedFor the second time in four seasons, Cass Tech has started the season 0-2.

It is time for the fans to tell us which performance impressed them the most and vote in the Week 2 Metro Detroit football player of the week fan poll. Make sure to vote as often as you want in the poll at the bottom until 9 a.m. on Friday this week. If you want to nominate someone for player of the week voting in the future, please send stats and info to japurcell@mlive.com. In a 47-6 win over Detroit Pershing, Costanza was 12-for-17 passing with 235 yards and a whopping five touchdowns. Kyle Robbins, Birmingham SeaholmRobbins came up big in Seaholm’s 21-20 overtime win over Detroit U-D Jesuit last week.

The following scores are collected from either the Michigan High School Athletic Association or the Associated Press. These are score from Friday, Sep. 2, or Week 2 of the football season. THURSDAY WEEK 2 SCORESGAME COVERAGEWarren De La Salle football swarms Muskegon for impressive 49-16 victoryDetroit Catholic Central’s big-play offense gives Davison no breathing roomSCORESCaledonia 68, North Farmington 14Carmel (IN) 35, Detroit Cass Tech 21Clarkston Everest Collegiate 29, Flint Beecher 6Detroit Catholic Central 44, Davison 34Detroit East English 42, Detroit Cody 7Detroit Edison 46, Detroit Denby 12Detroit Leadership Academy 62, Detroit Douglass 6Detroit Northwestern 22, Detroit University Prep Science & Math 0Detroit Southeastern 46, Detroit University Prep 6East Kentwood 19, Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 17Grand Rapids Catholic Central 41, Detroit Loyola 6Madison Heights Bishop Foley 47, Detroit Pershing 6Oxford 17, Birmingham Groves 14Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 36, Detroit Renaissance 26Redford Union 41, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 6Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 35, Allen Park Cabrini 14Warren De La Salle Collegiate 49, Muskegon 16Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes 31, Arts & Technology Academy of Pontiac 12West Bloomfield 33, Harper Woods 14

“Mason Muragin, I’ve been saying it since I’ve got to De La Salle: he’s a special football player,” Rohn said. Muskegon had gotten down to the De La Salle 17 yard line, looking to cut into the Pilots’ 28-10 lead. De La Salle then ran the ball three times to head into half with its 18-point lead in tact. Each of De La Salle’s first two scores were set up by the De La Salle defense forcing turnovers. De La Salle will host Detroit U-D Jesuit next Friday at Wayne State, its usual home field.

SOUTHFIELD, MI -- Reigning state champs Warren De La Salle dominated West-side powerhouse Muskegon Friday night in a marquee game. De La Salle quarterback Brady Drogosh established an early lead, connecting twice to Sheron Sutton II in the game’s first minutes. From there, De La Salle stifled Muskegon’s offense, holding the Big Reds to a single touchdown in the first half - an impressive 81-yard run by Destin Piggee. Penalties and turnovers plagued Muskegon in the second half, eventually prompting a running clock that the Big Reds stopped with their second touchdown of the game, a short carry by Wanyai Johnson with 5:17 remaining. Subscribers click the “Get photo” link to download high-resolution images right to their device for free as part of their subscription.

4Frenzy is covering a matchup between two state football powerhouses! The defending Division 2 state champions, Warren De La Salle Pilots were tested against the Muskegon Big Reds in a compelling matchup that took place at Lawrence Tech University.

MLive is spending the summer checking in on the top 2023 football recruits in Michigan. Monday through Saturday each week, MLive features a new athlete. Today provides a look a Warren De La Salle quarterback Brady Drogosh, a University of Cincinnati recruit who is seeking a second straight state title. QB – BRADY DROGOSH, WARREN DE LA SALLE

MLive is spending the summer checking in on the top 2023 football recruits in Michigan. Monday through Saturday each week, MLive will feature a new athlete. Today provides a look into Warren De La Salle defensive end Mason Muragin, an Illinois commit who has blossomed on the field with only one full season of experience.

EAST LANSING, MI — Eight teams competed. Through physicality and ace shooting skills, four were crowned champions across four divisions on Saturday, March 26 at the Breslin Center in East Lansing. Click the links below to read more about each game. Look through the gallery above — filled with game action, celebration, fans, players, coaches and more — to see our favorite 65 photos from all four state championship games. Click here to purchase pictures from the games.

EAST LANSING, MI — It was a first for the Warren De La Salle boys basketball program. Junior Michael Sulaka, who led the Pilots with 20 points the night before, scored nine points against Grand Blanc (21-6). Warren De La Salle defeated Grand Blanc 67-58 to claim the Division 1 state title. Warren De La Salle defeated Grand Blanc 67-58 to claim the Division 1 state title. (Jake May | MLive.com)Warren De La Salle's Nino Smith during the MHSAA Division 1 boys basketball state championship game on Saturday, March 26, 2022 at the Breslin Center in East Lansing.

“Sacrifice is a huge word in our program.” said De La Salle coach Gjon Djokaj. Junior Michael Sulaka, who led the Pilots with 20 points the night before, scored nine points against Grand Blanc (21-6). When it comes to leading scorers for De La Salle, it could be anyone. This is your game where you got to get big buckets,’ or anything like that,” said De La Salle coach Gjon Djokaj. They played their butts off.”Nichols also won a state championship with the De La Salle football team back in November.

Thanks to his effort and the depth of De La Salle’s roster, De La Salle beat Grand Rapids Northview, 59-45, for its first state championship appearance in 40 years. Aside from his 3-pointer, Sulaka was dominant near the basket for De La Salle. Four different De La Salle players contributed to the early run. “The strength of our team is the guard play a lot of times,” said De La Salle coach Gjon Djokaj said. In just his second year as De La Salle’s head coach, Djokaj has taken De La Salle to the semifinals in back-to-back seasons.

EAST LANSING – After both teams came off game winning shots in the quarterfinals, Warren De La Salle powered past Northview 59-45. Warren DeLaSalle's Nino Smith (0) attempts a shot against Northview during the third quarter in the MHSAA boys D1 semifinals at Breslin Center in East Lansing, Michigan on Friday, March 25, 2022. (Joel Bissell | MLive.com)Joel Bissell | MLive.comNorthview starters huddle before tipoff against Warren DeLaSalle in the MHSAA boys D1 semifinals at Breslin Center in East Lansing, Michigan on Friday, March 25, 2022. (Joel Bissell | MLive.com)Joel Bissell | MLive.comNorthview takes on Warren DeLaSalle in the MHSAA boys D1 semifinals at Breslin Center in East Lansing, Michigan on Friday, March 25, 2022. (Joel Bissell | MLive.com)Joel Bissell | MLive.comIf 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.

Now that the Michigan high school boys basketball playoffs have reached the semifinals, it’s time for fans to chime in with their opinions. The state final is 12:15 p.m. Saturday. Freeland boys basketball fans celebrate the team's 67-47 quarterfinal win Tuesday over Cadillac, sending the Falcons to the boys basketball semifinals for the first time in school history. Genesee Christian Head Coach Dan Chapman talks to the team during halftime at the varsity boys basketball game on Friday, Feb.5, 2022 at Beecher High School. 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.

DETROIT – A buzzer-beating layup lifted Warren De La Salle over Orchard Lake St. Mary’s Tuesday night, earning them a trip to East Lansing. A tense back-and-forth game left the teams tied 48-48 with 40 seconds on the clock and De La Salle in control of the ball. Junior Triston Nichols saw teammate Nino Smith’s missed three-pointer and lofted it back up in the game’s final second to net De La Salle their second straight trip to state semifinals.

24 Warren De La Salle boys basketball team were locked in a 48-48 tie against No. Fortunately for De La Salle, Nichols was right under the basket. We just told the boys whatever they (St. Mary’s) have won’t be enough. Hannah led St. Mary’s with 18 points while McKenney had 14 points and Rozier had 13. For De La Salle, Nichols and Smith both finished with 11 points.

Northview, Catholic Central and Tri-unity Christian have advanced to the Final Four at the Breslin Center in East Lansing after winning quarterfinal games Tuesday night. Check out the scores and what’s next below, and visit MLive.com later Tuesday for coverage. The Wildcats (25-1) will play Warren De La Salle (18-7) noon Friday. DIVISION 2Catholic Central 86, Benton Harbor 60 at Calvin University. DIVISION 4Tri-unity Christian 69, Adrian Lenawee Christian 57 at Portage NorthernThe Defenders (19-6) will play Genesee Christian (21-4) 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

As frustrating as it can be, the Bloomfield Brother Rice junior guard had a simple remedy: keep shooting. The shooting display was a much-welcomed change of pace in the eyes of Brother Rice coach Rick Palmer. “In Catholic League play coming into tonight, we were like 25 (percent) in seven Catholic League games. When you have a lead on De La Salle, it helps because then they can’t control the tempo like they like to. De La Salle was led by junior guard Nino Smith’s 16 points while senior Tamario Adley scored 15 points.

Reports of hazing at De La Salle High School led Warren police to investigate and now one of the football players named in the scandal is suing the department.

NOVI, Mich. -- When sophomore TJ Nadeau scored the final basket for the Detroit Catholic Central basketball team on Friday night, it was rather fitting. The two sophomore starters combined to score seven of nine 3-point shots for Catholic Central (7-1) on the night. “It was just selfish basketball a little bit,” said De La Salle coach Gjon Djokaj. So, it just really wasn’t De La Salle basketball and what we’re all about, and they took advantage of it. Today, we didn’t.”Tamario Adley led De La Salle as the only scorer in double figures with 18 points.

There were a lot of great matchups between ranked teams since MLive’s first top 25 rankings debuted last week. One thing hasn’t changed: St. Mary’s is still No. Despite close calls against Grand Blanc and Warren De La Salle, the Eaglets continue to win against ranked teams. Grand Rapids Catholic Central lost its first game and its best player in Jack Karasinski all in the same night. He missed the ensuing game and fans hope his ankle heals fast.

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.

Junior quarterback Brady Drogosh provided teh big play with a 31-yard run down to the Traverse City Central 3-yard line. Hudson captured the day’s first state title, defeating Beal City 14-7 in Division 8, and up next is a Division 2 showdown between No. 3 Traverse City Central, which kicks off 1 p.m. Friday. Last year’s state runner-up, De La Salle enters this year’s state title game with a 12-0 record and looking for its fourth championship in program history, while Traverse City Central (12-1) is looking to hoist its first championship trophy. Join us as we bring you live updates, with insight, highlights, tidbits, trivia and more fun stuff from each of the eight 11-player football state finals at Ford Field this weekend.

FRASER, Mich. -- After falling one win short of claiming a state championship back in January, the Warren De La Salle football team was eager to get back on the football field this season to try and complete the job. “I thought we knew that we should be where we’re at,” said De La Salle junior quarterback Brady Drogosh. For second-year De La Salle coach Dan Rohn, having a weapon like Drogosh in his lineup has lifted the De La Salle offense to where he wanted it to be. Compared to last year’s 7-5 team, De La Salle is averaging 14.1 more points per game this season. “We just go and do our thing.”When leading the highest-scoring offense in De La Salle history, Mixon said it all comes down to trust.

West Bloomfield (4-1)After beating Lake Orion last week, the Lakers are on a four game win streak. Now West Bloomfield faces one of its toughest challenges of the season when it hosts Clarkston on Friday night. Up next is a trip into hostile territory as the Wolves take on West Bloomfield in a battle of the OAA Red’s top two teams. Detroit Martin Luther King (4-1)King got a week off from competition after Detroit Western International forfeited last week’s schedule matchup. West Bloomfield (4-1)5.

A lot of Metro Detroit high school football teams made some impressive statements in Week 1, while others have to revisit the drawing board. West Bloomfield (0-1)Despite losing some key pieces from last year’s championship team, many expected more from West Bloomfield to open the season. West Bloomfield has suffered early-season losses all too often, but has found ways to bonce back. Rochester Adams (1-0)Parker Picot led the way for Adams in a shocking 35-17 upset of West Bloomfield. West Bloomfield (0-1)4.

These are the latest Michigan high school boys golf rankings compiled by the Michigan Interscholastic Golf Coaches Association. Traverse City Central10. East Grand Rapids2. Grand Rapids Catholic Central4. Traverse City St. Francis5.

He began coaching quarterbacks locally when out of nowhere, he received a message on social media from a team in the Italian Football League, which plays American football.

Just when it appeared De La Salle would run out of gas against Catholic High School League rival Detroit U-D Jesuit, it found a way to surge forward. “That’s an unbelievable team,” De La Salle coach Gjon Djokaj said of Jesuit. 3-ranked Jesuit (11-1) marks the second-straight win over a top-five team as De La Salle also beat No. However, De La Salle weathered the storm and responded with an 11-0 run of its own. De La Salle moves on to the state quarterfinal round against Macomb Dakota on Tuesday next week.

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. BOYS PREP BASKETBALLSUMMARIESWarren De La Salle 79, Farmington 55Mike Sulaka scored 20 points while collecting 8 rebounds to lead the Pilots. Nino Smith added 11 points, 4 assists and 4 steals. Hartland 53, Plymouth 29Hartland had 17 points from Amanda Roach, 13 points from Gracey Metz and 12 points from Lillee Gustafson. Plymouth was led by Ainsley Florence’s 10 points while Ella Riley added 9 points and Chloe McClain added 6 points.

Detroit Cass Tech (11-1)Division 1Cass Tech added wins over Detroit CMA, Detroit Collegiate Prep and Roseville last week. Warren De La Salle (6-1)Division 1De La Salle returned to action last week after quarantine forced the team to miss two weeks of games. Detroit Martin Luther King (9-2)Division 1King picked up a win against Detroit Pershing before dropping a hard-fought 59-55 loss to Orchard Lake St. Mary’s a night later. Jesuit has its highly anticipated first meetings with Warren De La Salle and Orchard Lake St. Mary’s this week. EcorseMOREMetro Detroit area boys basketball rankings for week of March 1Metro Detroit area boys basketball rankings for week of Feb. 22Metro Detroit area boys basketball rankings for week of Feb. 15First Metro Detroit high school boys basketball rankings for 2021 season

Most scores are reported through the Associated Press and the MHSAA. BOYS PREP BASKETBALLSUMMARIESWarren De La Salle 75, Eastpointe 53De La Salle improves to 6-0 after returning from coronavirus quarantine. Plymouth got 8 points from Erin Donnelly, 8 points from Ainsley Florence and 6 points from Ella Riley. “We had our opportunities early in the first half,” Plymouth coach Ryan Ballard said. We didn’t take advantage of the opportunities when we had open layups or open jump shots.

Detroit Southeastern, Detroit Pershing and Detroit Cristo Rey are all on the slate this week. Hamtramck (6-2)Division 1Hamtramck was brought back down to Earth last week with losses to Orchard Lake St. Mary’s and Detroit University Prep. North Farmington (5-1)Division 1After notching another win over Farmington, the Raiders lost a key OAA Red matchup against Ferndale, 60-55. Detroit Edison Public School Academy (7-0)Division 2Wins over Detroit Community and Warren Michigan Collegiate last week keep the Pioneers undefeated. DearbornMOREMetro Detroit area boys basketball rankings for week of Feb. 22Metro Detroit area boys basketball rankings for week of Feb. 15First Metro Detroit high school boys basketball rankings for 2021 season

Detroit Davis Aerospace, Detroit King and Detroit Central are all up this week. Detroit Edison Public School Academy (4-0)Division 2Edison beat Detroit Catholic Central and Southfield Bradford last week. This week, Detroit Community, Warren Michigan Collegiate and Detroit Leadership Academy are on the schedule. Losing only to Detroit U-D Jesuit, King has Goodrich, Detroit Douglass and Detroit East English Village on its schedule this week. BellevilleMOREMetro Detroit area boys basketball rankings for week of Feb. 15First Metro Detroit high school boys basketball rankings for 2021 season

Beecher coach Mike Williams looks on during their basketball game against Orchard Lake St. Mary's at Orchard Lake St. Mary's High School in West Bloomfield Township, on Thursday, February 11, 2021. Despite suffering a loss to top-ranked Orchard Lake St. Mary’s, Beecher picked up a quality win over a good Ferndale team over the weekend. Off to a 3-0 start, Grand Blanc faces a huge test on Tuesday with a trip to Orchard Lake St. Mary’s. Orchard Lake St. Mary's Will Smythe (12) goes up for a layup during their basketball game against Beecher at Orchard Lake St. Mary's High School in West Bloomfield Township, on Thursday, February 11, 2021. Orchard Lake St. Mary’s (2-0)Division 1The Eaglets pick up right where they left off from last year’s rankings, taking the top spot.

WARREN, Mich. – Charges against all seven students accused in a Warren De La Salle Collegiate School football hazing investigation have been dropped, according to Michael Wendling, the St. Clair County Prosecutor. This has been a challenging time for our school community and our thoughts and prayers continue for all the students and De La Salle families affected. Moving forward, De La Salle remains committed to the success of its students and its entire community consistent with its La Sallian roots in faith, morality, and integrity. The students and alumni of De La Salle continue to make a positive difference both locally and globally. The De La Salle leadership and staff have been and remain steadfast in fulfilling our mission and living out our motto,"Builders of Boys Makers of Men."

WARREN, Mich. – The calls for John M. Knight to step down from his post as school president has been going on for months. UPDATE: Charges dropped for 7 Warren De La Salle students accused in football hazing investigationWarren De La Salle Collegiate School announced Thursday that Knight has been let go, but Knight is trying to fight back. The De La Salle High School Board of Trustees announced Thursday that they were not only deciding to place Knight on leave, but his contract is not being renewed. RELATED: Warren De La Salle High School places president on leave amid football hazing caseThe search for Knight’s replacement started immediately. Warren police conducted an investigation into the De La Salle football program after the team forfeited its Michigan high school playoff game due to the allegations of hazing.

WARREN, Mich. De La Salle Collegiate High School in Warren has canceled classes for Friday after a threat was reported. Warren police are also investigating after a knife was reportedly brought to the school. Earlier Thursday, it was announced by school officials that the football team had forfeited its playoff game amid allegations of hazing in the team locker room. READ: Warren De La Salle football team forfeits playoff game amid allegations of hazing in team locker room

Our 4Frenzy Game of the Week is back tonight at Wayne State. Warren De La Salle will being going up against their rival Detroit Catholic Central at 7 p.m.Who are you rooting for? These students even did a 4Frenzy dance! Show us your 4Frenzy dance by posting it on our 4Frenzy Facebook page. Throughout the year we'll feature local high school students, coaches, parents and schools by giving them recognition for what they do in our "Spotlight" articles.

Our 4Frenzy Game of the Week is back tonight at Wayne State. Warren De La Salle will being going up against their rival Detroit Catholic Central at 7 p.m.Who are you rooting for? These students even did a 4Frenzy dance! Show us your 4Frenzy dance by posting it on our 4Frenzy Facebook page. Throughout the year we'll feature local high school students, coaches, parents and schools by giving them recognition for what they do in our "Spotlight" articles.

Senior Captain Demonte McCurdy, a three-year starter who played in Groves 2016 state semifinal team, sparks the Falcons. We played great defense and manufactured enough offense to win. Saline will get a grit check on Saturday when the Hornets take on defending Division 1 state champion Clarkston at Okemos. Clarkston plays great defense and are very balanced offensively, Palka said. We will need to play great defense again but will have to be ready for a good passing game, he said.