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| BIRMINGHAM-BLOOMFIELD EAGLE: MARCH. 24, 2010 |
| Falcons soar to state title |
| Birmingham Groves returned to the top and several other local schools and their athletes had impressive showings at the MHSAA boys swimming and diving state finals. |
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| WOODWARD TALK |
| Ferndale bowl looks to young lineup |
| It’s a different season and set of circumstances for the Ferndale High boys bowling team. A year removed from rolling their way to a Division 2 state semifinal finish, the Eagles return one senior after having four seniors lead them through the 2008-09 season. |
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| FRASER-CLINTON CHRONICLE |
| Fraser gives back |
| Fraser High handed out $27,000 to five charitable groups at halftime of the school’s March 2 boys varsity basketball game. The money was raised in the fall during the school’s “Ramblers for a Cause” fundraiser centered around a Sept. 18 varsity football game at Romeo High. |
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| TROY TIMES |
Gymnasts take on loaded field |
In the past 10 years, Troy High competitive cheer coach Beth Campbell has seen her squad go from a blip on the radar to a powerhouse program. Campbell said a combination of consistency and precision has helped the Colts become one of the top squads in metro Detroit.
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| GROSSE POINTE TIMES |
| GPS
takes MAC Red dual title |
Four meets into the season and it’s all about the number four for the Grosse Pointe South boys swimming and diving team. The Blue Devils were 4-0 overall at press time, having already bested some impressive competition over the first quarter of their tough schedule. |
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| • Adams, Kopicki enter UDM Sports Hall of Fame |
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| MACOMB CHRONICLE |
| MHSAA welcomes more than 600 for the 19th WISL conference |
More than 600 female athletes, coaches, administrators and officials from across the state converged in Lansing Feb. 7-8 for the 19th annual Women In Sports Leadership Conference sponsored by the Michigan High School Athletic Association. This year marked the largest conference attendance in the event’s history and was highlighted by award winner Gina Mazzolini, an assistant director at the MHSAA. |
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| • Anchor Bay edges Stevenson, Dakota for title |
| • Top local swimmers, divers prepare for Macomb County meet |
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| SHELBY-UTICA NEWS |
| Local boys bowlers excel in MHSAA postseason |
The high school boys and girls bowling seasons came to an end March 6 with the Michigan High School Athletics Association state finals. Several local teams and individuals fared well at the finals. |
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| • Local boys bowlers excel in MHSAA postseason |
| • Eisenhower senior signs with Central Michigan football |
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Utica bowlers shine at County |
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| FARMINGTON PRESS |
| North Farmington cheerleading regains OAA league championship |
Winning the Oakland Activities Association White Division championship was a magical moment for the North Farmington cheerleading squad. Just last season, after realignment in the OAA moved the Raiders from Division III into the White Division, their two-year run as league champions (2006-08) was halted when Clarkston High also moved into the White Division and seized the league crown. |
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| • Farmington-Harrison Unified bowling makes history |
| • Farmington Unified gymnastics aims to be a state-title contender |
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| SOUTHFIELD
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| SC
senior becomes makes history |
If there was
one quality Tim Fracassi focused
on when talking about Taylor Calero,
it was how great of an all-around
kid he is. Turns out he’s
not too shabby of a football player,
either. |
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| MADISON-PARK NEWS |
| Hazel Park cheer makes first regional appearance |
In just three short years of being a Michigan High School Athletic Association sanctioned competitive cheer team, Hazel Park High has gone from new kids on the block to top 24 in the state in Division 2. On Feb. 20, the Vikings advanced out of their district tournament and into regionals for the first time ever after taking third place at Berkley High. |
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| • Decorated Lamphere diver sets sights on states |
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