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Welcome Panthers Pounce on D3 Title

Welcome to the MHSAA Finals! This is a class‐room like no other,

and now is the time for the final exam. Like the academic class‐room, some have had good fortunealong the way getting here; othershave overcome adversity. Even today, a good bounce or a bad bounce will occur.

Your athletic skills are put to the test, but moreimportantly, your discipline will be challenged aswell. To wait for the exact moment, use the righttouch, make the right cut.

Discipline also means testing your people skills.To embrace our diverse opponents as equals, and toemploy common decency – every – single – moment.Win or lose.

That’s the beauty of educational athletics. The takeaways today are not the trophies and medals,but the life lessons learned and applied.

Good luck to all!

— Mark UylMHSAA Executive Director

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44 Long known for its basketball prowess, the Panthers of River Rouge added an MHSAA football crown to its stuffed trophy case with a convincing win over perennial power Muskegon in the 2019 Division 3 title game at Ford Field in Detroit.

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2019 Finals Review — Tom Kendra, Special for MHSAA Second Half

PANTHERS POUNCE ON D3 TITLE

River Rouge wasn’t intimidated by Muskegon’s national acclaim or 859 football victories, the most by any Michigan high school. If anything, the chance to knock off the unbeaten and top-ranked Big Reds brought out the absolute best in the Panthers.

After spotting Muskegon a 7-0 lead, Rouge scored the final 30 points to claim a 30-7 victory in the 2019 Division 3 champi-onship game at Ford Field in Detroit.

“We are known for basketball, but now we have a football title,” said 10th-year Rouge coach Corey Parker, who lauded his team for playing fearlessly on both sides of the ball. “Now we have a football title, and 20 years from now these guys are going to be talking about it.”

All the talk coming into the game cen-tered on Muskegon senior quarterback Cameron Martinez, the two-time MLive Player of the Year who had rushed for more than 2,000 yards. But the talk after-ward was about a different QB – River Rouge’s Mareyohn Hrabowski.

Hrabowski, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound junior, answered an early score by Martinez with three rushing touchdowns of his own, finishing with 15 carries for 175 yards – an average of nearly 12 yards per carry. He also completed 6-of-12 passes for 45 yards.

“I just had to follow my blocks,” said Hrabowski. “I had faith in myself and my team, and we came out on top.”

It was the first Finals appearance and championship for Rouge, which has quali-fied for the playoffs all 10 years under Parker. Rouge lost its opener this fall to Friday’s Division 4 champion Grand Rapids Catholic Central before reeling off 13 straight wins. The Panthers were ranked No. 5 in Division 3 entering the playoffs

The other storyline Saturday was the Rouge defense, which held a Muskegon team averaging 49 points per game to a season-low seven.

The Panthers did it with an ultra-aggressive strategy, sometimes with all 11 defensive players within three yards of the line of scrimmage just daring Martinez to throw the ball.

Instead, Muskegon kept trying to find a way to break Martinez through the initial wall and into the clear, but it never hap-pened.

Martinez, a 5-11, 190-pound senior fin-ished with 108 rushing yards, but it took him 34 carries to get there – at 3.2 yards per carry. He also did not complete a single

STEALING THE SHOW River Rouge QB Mareyohn Hrabowski took over the 2019 Division 3 Final with three rushing TDs to lead the Panthers to their first football championship.

pass, going 0-for-5 through the air. “We just didn’t play our game, really,”

said Martinez, who faced relentless pres-sure every time he dropped back to throw. “We have played great for 13 weeks, and we picked a bad time to play bad.”

Hrabowski scored on runs of one and 40 yards in the second quarter, as the Panthers took a 14-7 lead into halftime.

Rouge (13-1) kept its foot on the accel-erator during the second half, with Rmontaye Caldwell returning the third-quarter kickoff 36 yards to the Muskegon 35-yard line. On the next play, Hrabowski went 35 yards on a keeper and the lead was 21-7.

The score remained the same until the fourth quarter, when Rouge rounded out the scoring on a 31-yard field goal by Avery Burch and a 33-yard run by Deandre Bulley.

Bulley, a 6-2, 245-pound senior, came into the game needing just 80 yards to reach 2,000 for the season. He came up five yards short, with 15 carries for 75

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yards, but Hrabowski more than made up the difference.

Rouge used extremely wide splits on the offensive line to open up running lanes for Hrabowski, who stunned the stingy Big Reds’ defense with his vision and decep-tive speed in the open field. On two of his scoring runs he faked a jet sweep handoff and ran straight ahead behind guard Deshawn Smith and tackle Chance Moore through the left side of the line and eventu-ally into the end zone.

The Panthers held a 330-180 edge in total yards, including a 45-0 edge passing. Rouge outrushed Muskegon 285-180.

Darieon Jones, a 5-8, 190-pound senior defensive back, was everywhere for Rouge, registering a game-high 14 tackles, including 10 solos. Linebacker Deshawn Walker had eight tackles, and Tyron Jones and Chastin Cross each made six stops.

Muskegon was led by senior linebacker Tarran Walker and senior safety Tyreese Oakes with nine tackles apiece.

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2019 Finals Review

Soph leads GRCC in D4 Final

Joey Silveri and his Grand Rapids Catholic Central teammateswanted to prove they had the talent to match up with Detroit

Country Day. It turns out, the Cougars had the talent to overwhelm the top-

ranked football team in Division 4 as they cruised to a 44-0 victory in the 2019 Division 4 Final at Ford Field.

“Every week we get people telling us, ‘You guys are a good team, but we don’t really know how,’” the Catholic Central sophomore quar-terback said. “’You guys don’t really have that good of players.’ To come out here against a great team like Country Day and prove

everybody wrong is amazing.” The win gave Catholic Central

its fifth title and third in four years. In 2016 the Cougars also defeated Country Day. That one ended 10-7 – but this time, the result wasn’t indoubt by early in the second half.

“I can’t say that I saw 44-0 com-ing,” said Catholic Central coach Todd Kolster, who now has four titles to his credit. “I felt really good about our team. I felt really good about what we were doing. I felt really good about the character of the guys on our team. So, I felt like we could go out and get this.”

Silveri was the driving force, as he ran or threw for six total touch-

downs, raising his season combined total to 54. He was 15-of-22 passing for 236 yards and rushed 18 times for 143 yards. The Cougars didn’t run a play that didn’t feature a Silveri run or throw until three plays into the third quarter. He either ran or threw on 39 of the Cougars’ first 40 plays.

“He’s a special kid – he's a special young man,” Kolster said. “I’m just really happy for him. I’m happy for our seniors. Joey has come in, and he’s adapted so well to our upperclassmen. They have so much respect for him because he’s such a hard worker. He’s a great character guy. He showed tonight why he is such a good player.”

Silveri was involved in three touchdowns in the first quarter, throwing a pair to Jace Williams (15 and 14 yards) and running for a 53-yard score. The 18 points were six more than Country Day hadallowed in a game all season, as the Yellowjackets had cruised intothe Finals at 13-0 and allowing 5.2 points per game.

“We saw a lot of one-on-one matchups and a lot of pressure coming,” Silveri said. “So, we knew if we got the ball out quick and gave our receivers a chance one-on-one, they would make plays.”

Williams certainly proved that point, as he tied a Finals record with three touchdown catches. He finished the night with four catch-es for 62 yards, adding a 23-yard touchdown reception to his two in the first quarter.

“I feel like it set a tone for our offense and defense,” Williams said. “And our special teams were doing a good job today, too.”

Silveri also had a 23-yard touchdown pass to Drew Gommesen to give his team a 24-0 halftime lead, and his second touchdown run came from one yard out midway through the third quarter.

Not long after that run, the Cougars’ defense got in on the scor-ing, as Jake Passinault intercepted an attempted double pass and returned it 18 yards for a touchdown to make it 38-0.

— Paul Costanzo, Special for Second Half

Sophomore QB Joey Silveri threw for 236 yards and ran for 143 more to lead the Cougars.


lansing catholic takes d5 Zach Gillespie was just part of what was out of rhythm

for Lansing Catholic during the first half of the 2019Division 5 Final against Almont.

The senior quarterback headed into the break 2-of-6passing for 16 yards with an interception, and had eight car-ries for nine yards – not at all characteristic for a standoutwho had thrown for nearly 2,500 yards and run for more than 550 through his first 13 games of the season.

But somehow, the Cougars and Raiders were tied. And that meant Lansing Catholic was in position to win.

Gillespie stormed back with a big second half, the offense meeting halfway a defense that had kept theCougars in the game, and the lessons of comebacks earlier this season made the difference in Lansing Catholic finish-ing a 31-17 win over Almont to earn its first Finals champi-onship since 1985.

“I probably shouldn’t say that with these guys here, but I don’t think this team is the most talented team from top tobottom that we’ve ever had,” said Cougars coach Jim Ahern, who also brought Lansing Catholic to Ford Field in2011 and 2014. “But I’ll tell ya, I don’t think I’ve had a team that has more chemistry and more heart than this group.”

They call it a “21-7 mentality” and it was born from a loss to rival Portland.

The Cougars (13-1) trailed in that Week 5 matchup 21-7 at halftime, and lightning forced the second half to beplayed the next day. Lansing Catholic came back to make the final score 21-20 – but even in defeat, the message hithome that the team can change the course of a game over the final two quarters. (And Lansing Catholic went on todefeat Portland 21-0 in the District Final.)

“We write it on the board at halftime – 21-7 mentality inthe second half – and I think that was a big turning point coming out firing that game,” Cougars senior linebackerSam Edwards said. “We’ve just carried that with us since, and it’s made us better.”

This time, as in many before, Gillespie led the way. He found his footing and touch after the break, completing 9-of-17 passes for 171 yards and two touchdowns over the final two quarters and running for two scores as well.

Almont carried a 17-7 lead into the final two minutes of the third quarter. But Lansing Catholic scored 24 unan-swered points to finish the game, with Gillespie shutting the door with a four-yard scoring run with 1:39 to play.

— Geoff Kimmerly, MHSAA Second Half Editor

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Lansing Catholic QB Zach Gillespie led the charge for the Cougars.

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2019 Finals Review

Davison Earns 1st-Time Football Glory

Davison senior wide receiver Latrell Fordham strolled into the postgame press conference with his left arm in a sling,

and an enormous smile on his face. Fordham played a huge role in Davison’s 35-25 victory over

Brighton in the 2019 MHSAA Division 1 Final – before landing awkwardly and fracturing his left elbow late in the second quarter.

“It hurts a lot, and I need surgery, but winning a state champi-onship overrides all of that,” said Fordham, who had four catches for 88 yards before his injury, including an electrifying 74-yard sprint along the Davison sideline that helped his team assume control in the second quarter.

Davison (12-2) won the first football Finals championship in school history and the first title for a Saginaw Valley League school since 1999 Saginaw High, which was led by Charles Rogers and also featured LaMarr Woodley.

The Cardinals, who had won their first four playoff games in come-from-behind fashion powered by their running game, shifted gears completely for the Final.

Davison never trailed and pulled away behind an impressive passing attack, as 6-3 junior quarterback Brendan Sullivan com-pleted 14-of-19 passes for 290 yards. He connected with six receivers.

Sullivan opened the scoring on a one-yard plunge in the first quarter set up by a crucial two-yard, fourth-down completion to Fordham and a 14-yard pass to Harrison Terry on the next play. Terry led all receivers with six catches for 94 yards.

After a Brighton field goal narrowed the lead to 7-3 in the sec-ond quarter, second-year Davison coach Jake Weingartz seized on an opportunity to go for a home run.

“We had trips (three receivers) to one side and Latrell by him-self on the other side,” explained Weingartz. “He had single cover-age and the safety shaded to the trips side. We had to take a shot.”

Fordham took off on a straight go route along the Davison side-line and Sullivan delivered a strike, which Fordham caught in stride and sprinted the rest of the way for a 74-yard score and 14-3 lead.

That play brought the huge crowd from Davison to its feet and seemingly opened the floodgates. The Cardinals scored on a one-

— Tom Kendra, Special for Second Half


yard run by Carter Cryderman before halftime and a 10-yard scramble run by Sullivan early in the third quarter to take a seem-ingly comfortable 28-3 lead.

Brighton (11-3) showed no quit, however, led by dual-threat senior quarterback Colby Newburg and junior running back Nicholas Nemecek.

The Bulldogs scored 16 points in a row – on a one-yard run by Nemecek and a 27-yard pass from Newburg to Nemecek (along with a pair of 2-point conversions) – to close to within 28-19 with four minutes remaining.

With Brighton back within striking distance, Sullivan took his turn in the quarterback shootout.

He connected with senior Caleb Smith on a 63-yard pass down to the 1-yard line, which Cryderman took in on the next play to push the lead back to 35-19.

Monroe SMCC Wins Championship Grind If Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central could draw up the perfect

game for its preferred style of play, it might look a lot like the 2019 Division 6 Final.

Yes, the Falcons defeated Maple City Glen Lake to win their first championship since 2014, so that makes it memorable no matter what. And sure, SMCC would’ve loved to score more – the offense averaged 34 points per game heading into the night.

But look past all of that and consider: The Falcons had 63 plays to Glen Lake’s 32, and ran the ball 58 times. They had 22 first downs to Glen Lake’s six. They had the ball nearly twice as long – 31:17 to 16:43 – and didn’t have one penalty called against them. And the defense posted its first shutout of the season.

Offensive efficiency and defensive prowess have been hall-marks of a program that was playing in its eighth MHSAA Final – and the victory was proof again that the workmanlike approach remains a viable a championship approach during an era dominat-ed by wide-open and fast-paced attacks.

“It’s not really the score that we anticipated, but it’s OK – we’re a grinding team, we have faith in our defense and our offense to eat up time on the clock,” SMCC senior quarterback Wyatt Bergmoser said.

The Falcons finished 12-1, their only defeat this season 28-21 to Division 4 Milan in Week 3.

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SMCC punted only twice and converted on four of five fourth-down tries, including two during a 14-play, 55-yard fourth-quarterpossession that didn’t result in a score but did drain 7:48 off the clock. That possession also left Glen Lake to try to tie beginning at its own 7-yard line with 2:27 to play.

The game’s lone score came on a Bergmoser six-yard touch-down run just under five minutes into the second quarter, which capped a 10-play, 94-yard drive lasting 5:22.

The Falcons ran for 249 yards total, led by senior Alex Morgan’s 123 on 22 carries. They held Glen Lake (12-2) to 127 yards total, 75 of it coming through the air on passes by senior quarterback Reece Hazelton. The Lakers got no deeper into SMCC territory than the 36-yard line.

The seven points tied the fewest Glen Lake gave up in a game this season.

— Geoff Kimmerly MHSAA Second Half Editor


Alex Morgan leads the ground game.

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Sailor QB IS King in D2 2019 Finals Review

Brady Rose walked into Ford Field carrying thebackup quarterback tag.

After a performance that showed he was a backup in name only, the Muskegon Mona Shores junior walked out with the 2019 Division 2 Football championship.

Rose (right), who was starting in place of injured all-stater Caden Broersma, accounted for 212 total yards and four touchdowns as he led the Sailors to their first Finals title with a 35-26 win over Detroit Martin Luther King.

“He looked like an athlete,” King coach Ty Spencer said when asked if Rose looked like a backup. “He looked like a very good athlete that just helped his team win a state championship.”

A year after coming up one win short of the program’s first title, Mona Shores (12-2) pulled off what most considered to be an upset against a King team that featured three Division I col-lege committed recruits and sev-eral other players who hold Division I and II offers. Not only were the Sailors without Broersma, but they had to replace nine defensive starters from a year earlier.

The Sailors not only never trailed, but were never tied after taking a 7-0 lead on their first drive. But they were certainly pushed, and responded with an 8:40 drive in the fourth quarter that put the game away.

After King’s Peny Boone scored on a 66-yard run with 10:45 remaining, the Crusaders unsuccessfully went for two to try to tie the game at 28.

Mona Shores responded with a 14-play, 72-yard drive that was capped off by a two-yard touchdown run by Rose, his third of the game. The Sailors converted two third downs and a crucial 4th-and-1 at the King 12 to keep the drive alive and essentially put the game away.

Rose was 8-of-11 passing for 122 yards and a touch-down and added 90 yards on 21 rushes.

“Coach has confidence in me being the backup quar-terback, so he just did the same thing as we would be doing if Caden was quarterback,” Rose said. “We just chipped away – 3rd-and-1, first down. 3rd-and-1, first down. We just chipped the clock away.”

— Paul Costanzo, Special for Second Half

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reading repeats in d8 An arduous playoff road pushed Reading up against some

of the most established football programs in Michigan high school history.

Reading made its 25th playoff appearance in 2019, an impres-sive feat on its own. But by winning a second straight Division 8 championship – after the first in school history in 2018 – the

Rangers launched their program into that group of the most revered.

They concluded this chapter with a 33-6 win over Beal City, extending an incredible run while allowing a star-studded senior class to leave its personal imprint on what Reading has accom-plished.

P-W takes D7 crown It was the right time for Carter Thelen to pull out the film from sixth

grade, to remember the start of 2019’s seniors playing football together a third of their lifetimes ago.

“It was kinda emotional, because this was our last game playing with each other,” Thelen said after that final game was complete. “Just thinking back to when we kept blowing everybody out in sixth grade and seventh grade and eighth grade. Coach was saying how it was the last game for us seniors … (it was) emotionally sad, but physically it pushed me to go out and be better in practice and stay locked in.”

Every ounce of that focus and every ounce of that push was nec-essary Saturday as the Pirates faced Jackson Lumen Christi and its 35-game winning streak in the Division 7 Final at Ford Field.

The teams entered with five MHSAA Finals championship over thelast three seasons between them, and P-W emerged with the sixth over four, coming out just ahead in a physical matchup, 14-0, to claim its third Division 7 title in four years to go with those won in 2016 and 2017. Lumen Christi had won the last three Division 6 championships

before moving into Division 7 for this play-offs as one of seven undefeated teams in that 32-team field to start the postseason.

Their matchup indeed was 48 minutes of tug of war. P-W gained 119 yards, and Lumen Christi had 109 as both averaged 2.3 per play. The Pirates (14-0) were held under 35 points for just the second time this season. Lumen Christi hadn’t been shut out since a 2010 playoff loss.

P-W scored its first touchdown whensenior Aaron Bearss pulled in a pass from senior Ethan Thelen with three seconds left in the first half after a Bearss interception gave the Pirates an opportunity at the Titans’ 40-yard line with 27 seconds remaining in the half.

After nearly 22 more minutes of back-and-forth, the Pirates locked up the title on Carter Thelen’s 16-yard scoring run with 2:16 to play, as he burst through the middle of the line and shucked two Lumen Christi defenders at the 1 before gliding into the end zone.

The Titans (12-1) reached P-W territory on three of their 10 posses-sions, but only inside the 35 once – and that drive ended with a missed field-goal attempt 10 seconds into the second quarter.

— Geoff Kimmerly, MHSAA Second Half Editor


P-W’s Grant Stump (22)and Aaron Bearss.

“I really think we left a mark in the playoff book,” Rangers senior Hunter Midtgard said.

Senior Elijah Strine (left) ran for 73 yards and a touchdown and Midtgard added 68 yards and a score on the ground and a 40-yard touchdown reception. Senior Jayson Scoville caught an 18-yard touchdown pass to open the scoring with 3:21 left in the first quar-ter. Sophomore Matthew Stewart added a 12-yard touchdown run with 13 seconds to play.

Reading finished 13-1, winning 13 straight after a 14-0 opening loss to Pewamo-Westphalia, which won the Division 7 title.

The matchup with the Aggies (12-2) was set up to be strength on strength – especially considering the two starting quarterbacks together combined for only about 1,500 yards passing this fall.

The game stayed within a score until midway through the third quarter, when Reading began to show it was stronger in the long run.

The Rangers scored the final 19 points, all on runs, and out-gained Beal City on the ground 260-42. Reading also had 10.5 tackles for loss, with Ben Affholter leading with 4.5.

— Geoff Kimmerly, MHSAA Second Half Editor Hockey Weekly Action Photos

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Division 1 Rosters west bloomfield

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 1 2

Jay FoucheyTravis Reece

WR LB

5-11 6-3

180 215

Jr. Sr.

3 Jaden Rembert WR 5-9 170 Sr. 4 Michael Williams DE 6-2 235 Jr. 5 Dillon Tatum RB 5-10 185 Jr. 6 Donovan Edwards RB 5-11 195 Sr. 7 Immanuel Mitchell WR 6- 170 Sr. 8 Chris Johnson DE 6-2 225 Sr. 9 10

Alex Short Jordan Hoskins

QB LB

6-4 5-11

220 215

Sr. Sr.

11 Gavin Hardeman FS 6-2 190 Sr. 12 13 14

Thomas Balazovic DJ PryorGrant Lenton

QB WR DB

6-2 5-10 5-11

175 165 175

So. Sr. Sr.

15 16

Caleb KelleyJake Ward

DE K

6-2 5-8

230 160

Sr. Sr.

17 18

Semaj MorganZaevion Marshall

WR WR

5-9 6-1

170 185

So. Jr.

19 20 21

DJ HerringQuinn Davis BJ Rankin

WR DB DB

5-10 6-

5-11

170 170 180

Jr. Sr. Jr.

22 Maxwell Hairston DB 6- 175 Sr. 23 24

Niles KingMekhi Elam

DE RB

6-4 5-9

230 185

Sr. Sr.

25 Marcus Carter RB 5-9 180 Jr. 26 Trent Allison SS 6-1 185 Jr. 27 28

Kyle JohnsonKaden Tucker

LB DB

6-1 6-

205 165

Jr. Jr.

29 Travis Barnes DB 6- 180 Jr. 30 31 32 33 34

Xavion RogersJamar RepressJaylin KingMasiyah SpannMalik Mathiea

DB DB RB LB RB

5-10 5-10

6-5-10 5-11

165 170 220 185 220

Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr.

35 Calvin Turner II LB 5-9 180 Jr. 36 Kari Jackson LB 6- 205 Fr. 37 38

Jaydan MontgomeryKaJuan Harris

LB LB

6-5-10

200 210

Jr. Sr.

39 Lorenzo Williams DB 6- 170 So. 40 Jeremiah Watson DB 5-10 190 Jr. 41 Nate McDonald DE 6-1 190 Jr. 42 43

Corey GarrisonDarrion Hankinson

LB DB

5-11 6-

200 160

Jr. Jr.

44 45

Kyle McAdamsKarson Stewart

RB LB

5-9 6-

200 215

Sr. Sr.

46 47

Rick Nance Kenneth Jones

QB RB

5-8 5-9

170 180

Fr. So.

48 Brian Ohaka DE 6- 200 Jr. 49 Adir Fedida LB 5-11 185 Sr. 50 Jaden Green DT 6- 265 Sr. 51 Terrell Thurman OL 6-2 250 Sr. 52 Evan Bunch DT 5-10 255 Jr. 53 55

Ryan RossJoe Clark

OL DE

6-1 6-2

292 210

Fr. Jr.

56 57

Amir HerringThomas McGee

OL OL

6-4 6-4

275 270

So. Sr.

58 Darrion McGee DE 6-1 195 Sr. 59 Xzander Davis DT 6-1 250 Fr. 62 Nolan Bembas OL 6- 235 Sr. 63 Micah Werden OL 6-2 260 Jr. 64 De’Antwan Franklin DL 6-4 330 Jr. 66 69

Dallin HenryCaidon Haliburton

OL OL

5-9 6-1

300 325

So. Sr.

75 Ossian Harris OL 6-1 325 Sr. 76 77

Jordan KingLondon Hamilton

OL OL

6-1 6-4

300 290

Jr. Sr.

80 81

Nigel DuntonDeAndre Hill

WR WR

5-9 6-2

165 210

Fr. So.

82 83 84

Jalen RileySammy LafataRob Harris

WR P

DE

5-9 6-2 6-1

170 180 190

Jr. Sr. So.

85 86 87 88

Ralph RogersDeontae PippenAdrian EppsBlake Nelson

RB DB DB LS

5-9 6-5-8 6-2

185 175 170 200

So. So. So. So.

89 Brandon Davis Swain DL 6-3 215 Fr. 90 99

Tayshawn Thomas Dennis Irving

DL DL

6-5-11

225 230

Jr. So.

Head Coach: Ron BellamyAssistant Coaches: Ken Rys, Tyrice Grice, Justin Ibe, Zach Hilbers, Kason Dickerson, KeithCameron, Brandon Harris, Matt Bowman, John Garrett Captains: Donovan Edwards, Jordan Hoskins, Alex Short, Jaden Green, Maxwell HairstonTrainer: Aimee Frasier Manager: William Piontkowski

MHSAA Finals

davison No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 1 2 3 4 5 6/328 9

Dion Brown Jr. JayLen Murray FlowersTeAvion Warren Zachary PappadakisLandon Kish Bosston Flood Raymond SturgillCarter Herriman

WR/DBWR/DB

RB/WR/DBWR/DBWR/DB WR/DBQB/DB

LB

6-0 5-10 5-8 6-2 6-0 5-11 6-0 6-1

180 150 182 185 190 182 174 185

Sr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. So. Jr. Fr.

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18/36 19/2020/2221 41 23 24 25 26 28/1830

Harrison UngerJohnathan Harrell Troy Wittke Jr. Gabriel HopkinsRay Lee IIIRiley HendersonLuke Malenich Brendan Keelin Nicklas Pung Vincent Smith Lance Johnson Jay'len FlowersLogan HoneycuttCalvin Armstead Cliffton Orcutt Gabriel Smith Carter CrydermanCameron Freeman Frank McLain

TE/DEWR/DBWR/DB

K/LBWR/DB

DL TE/LBOL/DLWR/DB

LB WR/DBRB/DBWR/DBWR/DBRB/LB RB/LBRB/DBWR/DB

DL

6-2 5-11 5-10 5-11 5-11 5-11 6-3 6-0

5-10 5-10 5-11 5-8 5-7 5-8 5-8

5-10 5-11 6-0 5-9

235 172 150 190 160 225 205 186 165 195 185 190 145 165 185 203 195 188 165

Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. So. Jr. Jr. So. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr.. Sr.

31/3332/6 33/734 35 36/1940

Henry Carstarphen IIIBrendan Sullivan Yahaya Dukuly Payton PizzalaClarke Hamilton Sawyer GlennieBlake Musser

WR/DBQB/DB WR/DBWR/DBFB/LB

QB DL

5-11 6-4 5-11 6-0 6-0 6-0

5-10

150 210 158 185 195 170 205

So. Sr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Jr.

42 45 50 51 54/5255 56 57 58 60/6764 65 66 67/6068 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 79/8280 81/2882/9988/8199/95

Bryce Simmons-Griggs Kobe Sellers Jackson Rice Yousef Dukuly Landon Hurd Chrisitan Thrushman Lucas Edgar Issac Norton Zane Richardson Brady HarrisonAndrew Keller Gabriel SpohnTyler Dosh Jimmy Colley IIICarter LepperBrett MorganNoah Young Jayce Castro Jaedon Lacross Ivan Larr Jonathan FaydenkoCharles Brady IISidney WillisJosh Goodell Joseph Smith Charlie Armstead Jaxen Clark Zachary DurantWilliam Watkins

FB/DE OL/DLOL/DLOL/DLOL/DLOL/DLOL/DL OL/DLOL/DLOL/DLOL/DLOL/DLOL/DL OL/DLOL/DLOL/DLOL/DLOL/DLOL/DL OL/DLOL/DLOL/DLOL/DLWR/DBWR/DB WR/DB

DE WR/DB

DE

6-1 6-3 6-2 6-5 6-0 5 116-1 6-1 6-1

5-10 5-10 5-10 6-0 6-0 5-11 6 36-3

5-10 6-3 5-11 5-11 6-0 6-1 5-11 5-10 5-6 6-1 5-8 6-2

230 189 230 260 205 280 294 265 255 210 203 200 220 235 322 210 256 320 325 223 220 285 355 190 196 160 235 160 238

So. Sr. So. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Jr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr.

Head Coach: Jake Weingartz Assistant Coaches: Mike Sullivan, Tim Pizzala, Blaise Glennie, Kyle Rachwal, Dave Tatti, Drew Shaft, Chad Williams, Larry Perry, Ty Mathews, Dean LeachCaptains: Te’Avion Warren, Dion Brown Jr., Harrison Unger, Brendan SullivanTrainer: Kyle Hall, ATCStatistician: Doug Wilson, Jacob Kennedy

The Finalists DIVISION 1

west bloomfield (10-1) lakers School Colors: Green & White Athletic Director: Eric Pierce

Superintendent: Dr. Gerald Hill Conference: Oakland Activities Association Principal: Eric Pace (5-1, 2nd)

First Row: ) DJ Herring, Masiyah Spann, Kyle McAdams, Dallin Henry, Xavion Rogers, Jeremiah Watson, Jamar Repress, Jalen Riley, Evan Bunch, Calvin Turner II, Mekhi Elam. Second Row: Marcus Carter, DJ Pryor, Semaj Morgan, Malik Mathiea, Kajuan Harris, Travis Barnes, Adir Fedida, Grant Lenton, Jalin King, Nolan Bembas, Karson Stewart, Thomas Balazovic, Darrion Hankinson. Third Row: BJ Rankin, Jaydan Montgomery, Darrion McGee, Corey Garrison, Kyle Johnson, Rob Harris, Kari Jackson, Caidon Haliburton, Kaden Tucker, Jaden Green, Terrell Thurman, Tayshawn Thomas, Maxwell Hairston, Quinn Davis. Fourth Row: Jaden Rembert, Jordan King, Zaevion Marshall, Jay Fouchey, Ryan Ross, Brandon Davis-Swain, Alex Short, Gavin Hardeman, Blake Nelson, Chris Johnson, Dillon Tatum, Lorenzo Williams, Gemar Stimage. Fifth Row: Nate McDonald, De’Antwan Franklin, Donovan Edwards, DeAndre Hill, Sammy Lafata, Caleb Kelley, Thomas McGee, Joe Clark, London Hamilton, Amir Herring, Immanuel Mitchell, Ossian Harris, Jordan Hoskins, Mike Williams. Sixth Row: Travis Reece, Matt Bowman, John Garrett, Tyrice Grice, Ken Rys, Brandon Harris, Kason Dickerson, Keith Cameron, Ron Bellamy, Zach Hilbers, Justin Ibe, Aimee Frasier, Niles King.

Probable Starters Offense

LT 56 Amir Herring LG 53 Ryan Ross C 66 Dallin Henry RG 69 Caidon Haliburton RT 51 Terrell Thurman TE 4 Michael Williams

SE QB RB FB FL

17 Semaj Morgan 9 Alex Short 6 Donovan Edwards 34 Malik Mathiea 3 Jaden Rembert

Defense DE 23 Niles King DT 50 Jaden Green NG 15 Caleb Kelley DE 8 Chris Johnson LB 2 Travis Reece LB 10 Jordan Hoskins

N DB DB DB DB

5 Dillon Tatum 22 Maxwell Hairston 14 Grant Lenton 11 Gavin Hardeman 21 BJ Rankin

WB OPP 39 Oak Park 0 17 Southfield A&T 15 21 Clarkston 24 45 Oxford 0 37 Rochester Adams 0 28 Lake Orion 0

MHSAA DISTRICTS 42 Utica Ford 0 56 Troy 3 63 Sterling Hts. Stevenson 6

MHSAA REGIONAL 52 Romeo 14

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 35 Belleville (2OT) 34

West Bloomfield •

Team Stats WB OPP

Stats not provided

Stats Through Regional Game

Results

Specialists Punt Returns: 6 Donovan Edwards, 24 Mekhi Elam Kickoff Returns: 5 Dillon Tatum, 24 Mekhi Elam Punter: 83 Sammy Lafata PAT-FG Kicker: 16 Jake Ward Holder: 83 Sammy Lafata Long Snapper: 88 Blake Nelson

Head Coach: Ron Bellamy (77-40 / 11 years)

MHSAA Finals


davison (11-0) cardinals School Colors: Maroon & Gold Athletic Director: David Beamer

Superintendent: Kevin Brown Conference: Saginaw Valley League (4-0, 1st) Principal: Ron Jacobs


Defense

Specialists Punt Returns: 3 Te’Avion Warren Kickoff Returns: 21 Jay’Len Flowers, 2 JayLen Murrary Flowers Punter: 13 Gabe Hopkins PAT-FG Kicker: 13 Gabe Hopkins Holder: 8 Raymond Sturgill Long Snapper: 5 Clarke Hamilton

Davison •

Team Stats D OPP

350 Points Scored 73

185 First Downs 84

286 Rushing Att 217

2148 Rushing Yards 725

34 Rushing TDs 5

1163 Passing Yards 713

112 Passes Att 143

68 Passes Comp 51

12 Passing TDs 5

3 Intercepted 8

28.6 Punting Avg 29.3

59 Penalties 55

625 Penalty Yards 555

2-2 Fumbles- Lost 4-3

59.4 Third Down% 26.1 Head Coach: Jake Weingartz (30-5 / 3 years)


Results

MHSAA Finals

LT 57 Issac Norton WR 2 JayLen Murrary Flowers LG 56 Lucas Edgar WR 21 Jay’Len Flowers C 76 CJ Brady H 34 Payton Pizzala RG 58 Zane Richardson RB 26 Carter Cryderman RT 51 Yousef Dukuly QB 1 Dion Brown Jr. TE 10 Harrison Unger

DE 95 Will Watkins LB 9 Carter Herriman DT 45 Kobe Sellers DB 2 JayLen Murrary Flowers DT 15 Riley Henderson DB 21 Jay’Len Flowers DE 10 Harrison Unger DB 34 Payton Pizzala LB 5 Landon Kish DB 3 Te’Avion Warren LB 35 Clarke Hamilton

D OPP 48 Flint Powers Catholic 0 46 Grand Blanc 21 39 Harper Woods 8 2 Saginaw Heritage 0 61 Saginaw Arthur Hill 6 37 Lapeer 6

MHSAA DISTRICTS 47 Lapeer 6 1 Rochester Adams 0 48 Grand Blanc 19

MHSAA REGIONAL 20 Detroit Catholic Central 7

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 27 Rockford 3

1 1

8 62.667 55.167 8

4 62.667 55.167 4

5 59.333 47.333 5

2 62.667 55.167 2

7 37.167 35.167 7

3 37.167 48.000 3

6 39.333 48.000 6

1 62.667 15.600 1

8 69.900 15.600 8

4 69.900 15.600 4

5 34.033 31.400 5

2 69.900 15.600 2

7 54.733 56.167 7

3 54.733 56.167 3

6 49.733 28.333 6

1 1

8 62.500 56.333 8

4 62.500 40.333 4

5 45.000 40.333 5

2 58.167 56.000 2

7 58.167 56.000 7

3 58.167 56.000 3OT

6 47.833 50.900 6

1 58.167 37.083 1

8 67.667 70.400 8

4 44.000 70.400 4

5 44.000 48.700 5

2 44.000 37.083 2

7 49.200 51.167 7

3 49.200 37.083 3

6 46.067 37.083 6

DISTRICT SEMIS DISTRICT FINALS REGIONALS SEMIFINALS SEMIFINALS REGIONALS DISTRICT FINALS DISTRICT SEMIS DISTRICT 1ST RD

Carm-Ainsworth

Midland

DISTRICT 1ST RD

54

6

Jenison

Caledonia

Byron Center

Lowell

East Lansing

Portage Central

Mona Shores

Wyoming

FH Central

FH Northern

24

6

6

6

28

TC Central

Saginaw Heritage

Swartz Creek

Waterford Mott

WL Western

Milford

Fenton

South Lyon

Waterford Kettering

North Farmington

WL Central

13

44

36

14

0

15

7

3

Flushing

Jackson

Portage Northern

BC Central

BC Lakeview

Okemos

Alpena

Mona Shores 43

12

64

24

42

10

44

0

34Midland Dow

District 9

42

14

Caledonia

East Lansing

60

8

14

21

28

35

0

28

Mona Shores 28

FH Central

Caledonia

Lowell

East Lansing

Portage Central

Portage Northern

BC Lakeview

35

South Lyon

CHAMPIONMidland

Midland Dow

Mona Shores De La Salle Collvs

Midland

50

22

30

1

26

WL Western 37

25

55

38

49

6

28

14

31

15

70

14

28

44

42

TC Central

Swartz Creek

Fenton

North Farmington

0

North Farmington

District 10

District 11

District 12

TC Central

North Farmington

East Lansing

TC Central

Portage Northern

South Lyon

Liv Churchill

Dexter

Ypsilanti Lincoln

DH Crestwood

Ypsilanti Comm

Liv Franklin

Temp Bedford

GP South

Warren Cousino

Berkley

Lincoln Park

Ferndale

Det Renaissance

Birm Seaholm

Sterling Heights

Oak Park

GP North

Det U-D Jesuit

Wyandotte

SCS Lakeview

PH Northern

Roseville

De La Salle Coll

0

56

28

7

21

35

14

27

35

14

28

Royal Oak

Port Huron

SCS Lake Shore

Fraser

L'Anse Creuse

AH Avondale

Birm Groves

Warren Mott

0

14

58

23

14

49

13

9

6

0

36

47

0

Birm Seaholm

Birm Groves

Liv Churchill

Dexter

Ypsilanti Comm

Liv Franklin

Oak Park

35

17

45

7

14

20

42

De La Salle Coll

52

35

8

45

27

21

38

13

21

30

49

14

30

6

6

Warren Mott

Berkley

Port Huron

L'Anse Creuse

SCS Lakeview

Det U-D Jesuit

Wyandotte

Det Renaissance

36

28

27

14

0

35

Liv Churchill

Liv Franklin

Oak Park

Wyandotte

Birm Groves

Warren Mott

Port Huron

De La Salle Coll

District 13

District 14

District 15

District 16

1

0

36

20

Ford Field - Jan. 22, 1 pm

45

3

30

23

Oak Park

De La Salle Coll

Liv Churchill

Oak Park

Warren Mott

De La Salle Coll22

Mona Shores

TC Central

43

30

Mona Shores 24

21



Division 2 Rosters warren de la salle

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 2 DeNiro Johnson RB -- -- Jr. 3 Javon Williams DB -- -- So. 4 5

Tyler Gerling Matt Bushon

FS LB

----

----

Sr. Sr.

6 7

Brian White, II Alton McCullum

QB WR

----

----

So. Jr.

8 Paul Kelliker TE -- -- Sr. 9 10 11 12 14

James Wallace Brady PellegromGriffin Phillips Brady DrogoshAaron White

QB QB S

QB WR

----------

----------

Fr. Fr. So. So. So.

15 Sherron Sutton II RB -- -- So. 16 Jamari Allen WR -- -- So. 17 Charlie Freese VI K -- -- Jr. 18 Devin Schmelter WR -- -- Jr. 19 20

JC Ford Lukas Pietsch

QB S

----

----

Sr. Jr.

21 John Hunt WR -- -- Sr. 22 Jack Yanachik WR -- -- So. 23 24 25

Dionte DandridgeJacob MorphewTriston Nichols

DB WR WR

------

------

Jr. Jr. So.

26 27 28 29

Brady LoweLandon BeleskyJayden ConklinBrennan Hallman

K RB LB WR

--------

--------

Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr.

30 31

Brett StanleyDominic Maisano

S S

----

----

Sr. Jr.

32 33 34

Jimmy Milkey IIIWill BeesleyRhett Roeser

DL LB WR

------

------

Jr. Jr. Fr.

35 Sebastian Genna K -- -- Jr. 36 37

Chauncy ShawJoshua White

RB WR

----

----

So. Fr.

38 39

Keegan BurnsSam Wakula

LB RB

----

----

Jr. Fr.

40 41 42

Seth RayPayton BabichCarter Kruse

RB WR TE

------

------

Jr. So. Jr.

43 Nick Yee DL -- -- Sr. 44 45

Salvatore AgrusaMichael Bucci

RB TE

----

----

So. Jr.

46 Max Martinello LB -- -- Sr. 47 Johnathan Miller TE -- -- So. 49 Cristian Lara WR -- -- So. 50 Terrace Turner III OL -- -- So. 51 52

Dominic RagonaColin Koss

LB LB

----

----

Jr. Jr.

53 Andrew Jasukaitis OL -- -- Jr. 54 55

Chris PaganoNoah Dobbs

TE OL

----

----

So. Jr.

56 57 59 61 62 64 66

Jeffrey Roskopp Tyler Cooper Caden CampbellBradley ZeppDylan Todaro Anthony McCollomBrendan Shaeffer

OL OL TE OL OL OL OL

--------------

--------------

Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr.

68 70

Gjon NikollajNathan Troszak

OL OL

----

----

So. Jr.

71 Preston Toutant OL -- -- So. 72 Matthew Richter OL -- -- Jr. 74 75

Billy Boulus IIITevon Mixon

OL OL

----

----

Sr. Jr.

76 78 79

Brendan DignanThomas Fedorczyk IIKadin Featherstone

OL OL OL

------

------

So. Sr. Jr.

80 James McDonald TE -- -- So. 81 82

Gavin GrzywaczJoe Maisano

TE WR

----

----

Jr. Fr.

83 Hunter Lilla WR -- -- So. 84 Max Thamarus DL -- -- So. 85 Derrick Braxton WR -- -- So. 86 Nicholas Nielsen TE -- -- So. 87 Colin D'Hondt RB -- -- So. 88 89

Mason MuraginMario Badali

DL TE

----

----

So. Sr.

90 91

Michael RosinganaZach Kurtz

DL OL

----

----

Jr. So.

92 Cordell Atkins RB -- -- Fr. 93 Eric Tomenello DL -- -- Jr. 94 96 97 98

Paul HoangCody CumminsDylan Weaver Dante Dial

OL K

DL DL

--------

--------

So. So. Sr. Jr.

99 Noah Pawloski OL -- -- Jr. 90 DeNiro Johnson RB -- -- Jr. 91 Javon Williams DB -- -- So. 92 93

Tyler Gerling Matt Bushon

FS LB

----

----

Sr. Sr.

94 96

Brian White, II Alton McCullum

QB WR

----

----

So. Jr.

97 Paul Kelliker TE -- -- Sr. 98 99

James Wallace Brady Pellegrom

QB QB

----

----

Fr. Fr.

Head Coach: Dan Rohn Assistant Coaches:B randon Bush, Mark Campbell, Andy Crowley, Greg Dixon, Gregg James, James Light, RockMarcone, Bruce Morris, Kalani Muragin, Kyle Selden, Mike Shortt, Mike Szatkowski, Kendal Wilkinson,Andrew Zimmerman Trainers: Nicole Zarucki, A.T.A.T.C

MHSAA Finals

muskegon mona shores No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 2 Keondre Pierce WR/DB 5-11 175 Sr. 3 Larry White TE/LB 6-1 210 Sr. 4 Gary Humphrey WR/DB 5-11 185 Sr. 5 Landon Thalman QB/LB 5-11 190 Jr. 6 Khyree Hamel RB/LB 5-11 180 Sr. 7 Jake Southland WR/DB 5-11 160 So. 8 Demetri Roberson SL/DB 5-9 145 Jr. 9 Reid McAvoy WR/DB 5-9 151 Sr. 10 Mark Konecny QB/WR 6-0 190 Jr. 11 Elijah Farnum SL/DB 5-9 171 Sr. 12 Keegan DeKuiper K 6-0 180 Sr. 13 Dahmir Farnum RB/LB 5-7 180 So. 14 Minh Nguyen RB/LB 5-6 160 Sr. 15 Benjamin Payne SL/DB 5-9 140 Sr. 16 Brayton Conrad RB/LB 5-9 175 So. 17 Dylan Dieselberg TE/LB 5-11 175 Sr. 18 Jeff Lenartowicz TE/LB 6-1 210 Jr. 20 Elijah Johnson RB/DB 5-8 171 Jr. 21 Kewan Farnum SL/DB 5-9 165 So. 22 Brady Rose QB/DB 5-7 172 Sr. 23 Jaylen Vinton SL/DB 6-0 165 So. 24 Karsen Marihugh TE/LB 5-11 236 Sr. 25 Brandon Bankhard RB/LB 5-10 150 So. 30 Ryan McNiff WR/DB 5-9 145 Jr. 32 Ta'Vonie Jackson WR/DB 5-10 150 Jr. 34 Octavio Alvarado RB/LB 5-9 175 So. 43 Drew Sandberg TE/DL 6-0 217 Jr. 44 Steve Koziak TE/DL 6-1 195 Jr. 45 Diego Pena TE/LB 6-0 175 Jr. 46 Devin Gibbs TE/LB 5-11 150 Sr. 48 John Gemzer SL/DB 5-6 140 Jr. 50 Samual Wahlberg OL/DL 5-10 215 So. 51 D.J. Caviness OL/DL 5-11 220 Jr. 52 Bryce Sikkenga OL/DL 5-11 300 Sr. 53 Jesse Love OL/DL 6-1 210 So. 54 Theartric Theus III OL/DL 5-10 220 Sr. 55 Mason Klos OL/DL 6-1 273 Sr. 56 Kemper Millis OL/DL 5-11 311 Jr. 57 Hayden Black OL/LB 5-10 160 So. 58 J.T. Foster OL/DL 6-0 230 So. 60 Brayden Flanders OL/DL 6-1 258 Jr. 64 Dausen Trigg OL/DL 5-10 226 Jr. 66 Nate Allen OL/DL 6-5 220 So. 72 Jeremiah Love K 5-11 250 Fr. 73 James Olsen OL/DL 6-1 291 Sr. 75 Tre Word OL/DL 6-3 253 Sr. 76 Luke Emmons OL/DL 6-3 285 Fr. 81 Andrew Grimm WR/DB 5-7 130 So. 85 Aiden Parsekian WR/DB 5-9 150 Jr.

Head Coach: Matt Koziak Assistant Coaches: Aaron James, Brian Sikkenga, Greg Vargas, Dave Check, Kyle Brott, Tyler Vanbergen, Tom Grimm, Mike Koziak Captains: Keondre Pierce, Brady Rose, Gary Humphrey, Bryce Sikkenga Trainer: Dan Shroeder Manager: Jason Dykstra


muskegon mona shores (11-0) sailors School Colors: Navy Blue, Carolina Blue & White Athletic Director: Todd Conrad

Superintendent: Bill O’Brien Conference:O-K Conference – Green (4-0, 1st) Principal: Jennifer Bustard

2020 Muskegon Mona Shores


Defense DE 3 Larry White DT 52 Sikkenga NG 51 DJ Caviness LB 6 Khyree Hamel LB 24 Karsen Marihugh LB 18 Jeff Lenaertowicz

LB DB DB DB DB

20 Elijah Johnson 22 Brady Rose 4 Gary Humphrey 2 Keondre Pierce 21 Kewan Farnum

MMS OPP 55 Muskegon Reeths-Puffer 0 21 Muskegon 14 56 Holland 7 36 Grand Haven 15 77 Grand Rapids Union 32 35 Detroit Martin Luther King 21

MHSAA DISTRICTS 54 Wyoming 6 28 Forest Hills Central 25 43 Caledonia 35

MHSAA REGIONAL 24 East Lansing 21

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 43 Traverse City Central 30

Muskegon

•

Specialists Punt Returns: 22 Brady Rose, 2 Keondre Pierce Kickoff Returns: 22 Brady Rose, 11 Elijah Farnum Punter: 22 Brady Rose PAT-FG Kicker: 12 Keegan DeKuiper Holder: 22 Brady Rose Long Snapper: 10 Mark Koncency

Team Stats MMS OPP


-- First Downs --

365 Rushing Att 317

3,130 Rushing Yards 1,287

42 Rushing TDs

1,140 Passing Yards 1,407

97 Passes Att 201

62 Passes Comp 101

13 Passing TDs 9

2 Intercepted 9

38.2 Punting Avg --

-- Penalties --


8 Fumbles- Lost 7

-- Third Down% --Head Coach: Matt Koziak (83-29 / 10 years)


Results

MHSAA Finals

LT 76 Luke Emmons WR 4 Gary Humphrey LG 56 Kemper Millis QB 22 Brady Rose C 52 Bryce Sikkenga RB 20 Elijah Johnson RG 60 Brayden Flanders SL 2 Keondre Pierce RT 55 Mason Klos SL 11 Elijah Farnum TE 24 Karsen Marihugh


warren de la salle (7-4) pilots School Colors: Purple & Gold Athletic Director: Dennis Parks

President: Larry Rancilio Conference: Catholic HS League – Central Principal: Br. Ken Kalinowski (1-2, 3rd)

First Row: Maxwell Martinello, Matthew Bushon, Matthew Richter, Andrew Jasukaitis, Brady Drogosh, Connor Dobrzycki, Dylan Weaver, Gavin Grzywacz, Brett Stanley, Javon Williams, Colin Koss, Nathan Troszak, Gjon Nikollaj. Second Row: Jonathan Miller, Tevon Mixon, Carter Kruse, Brendan Dignan, Noah Dobbs, Mason Muragin, James Milkey, Keegan Burns, Terrance Turner, William Boulus, Sebastian Genna, Brennan Hallman, Nicholas Nielsen. Third Row: Tyler Gerling, James McDonald, Eric Tomenello, Michael Rosigana, Jacob Morphew, Mario Badali, JC Ford, Thomas Fedorczyk Anthony McCollom, Triston Nichols, Dante Dial, Alton McCullum, Brendan Shaeffer. Fourth Row: Assistant Coach Rock Marcone, Assistant Coach Brandon Bush, Assistant Coach Kyle Selden, Assistant Coach Kalani Muragin, Assistant Coach Mark Campbell, Assistant Coach Andy Zimmerman, Head Coach Dan Rohn, Assistant Coach Andy Crowley, Assistant Coach Mike Shortt, Assistant Coach Greg Dixon, Assistant Coach Bruce Morris, Assistant Coach Kendal Wilkinson, Assistant Coach Gregg James. Fifth Row: Rhett Roeser, Dominic Ragona, Paul Kelliker, Dylan Todaro, Deniro Johnson, Griffin Phillips, Kamarion Smith, Jeffrey Roskopp, Preston Toutant, Noah Pawloski, Jack Yanachik, Devin Schmelter, Michael Bucci. Sixth Row: Dominic Maisano, Jayden Conklin, Kaydin Featherstone, Lukas Pietsch, Dionte Dandridge, Charlie Freese, Nicholas Yee, Seth Ray, Brady Lowe, Will Beesley, John Hunt, Maxwell Thamarus. Not Pictured: Assistant Coach Mike Szatkowski.


Defense DE 88 Mason Muragin DT 97 Dylan Weaver DT 53 Andrew Jasukaitis DE 32 Jimmy Milkey III LB 33 Will Beesley LB 28 Jayden Conklin

LB LB DB DB DB

19 JC Ford 30 Brett Stanley 4 Tyler Gerling 21 John Hunt 23 Dionte Dandridge

DLS OPP 25 Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 27 21 Orchard Lake St Mary's 13 10 Detroit Catholic Central 14 3 DeWitt 43 29 Harper Woods 8 0 Detroit Cass Tech 35

MHSAA DISTRICTS 58 Roseville 14 35 St. Clair Shores Lakeview 6 36 Port Huron 0

MHSAA REGIONAL 45 Warren Mott 3

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 26 Oak Park (OT) 20

Warren •

Specialists Punt Returns: 30 Brett Stanley, 2 DeNiro Johnson Kickoff Returns: 30 Brett Stanley, 2 DeNiro Johnson Punter: 45 Michael Bucci PAT-FG Kickers: 95 Cody Cummins, 26 Brady Lowe Holder: 22 Jack Yanachik Long Snapper: 31 Dominic Maisano

Team Stats DLS OPP


-- First Downs --

272 Rushing Att --

1648 Rushing Yards --

20 Rushing TDs --

1038 Passing Yards --

151 Passes Att --

81 Passes Comp --

7 Passing TDs --

7 Intercepted --

36.6 Punting Avg --

48 Penalties --

395 Penalty Yards --

5 Fumbles- Lost --

-- Third Down% --Head Coach: Dan Rohn (7-4 / 1 year)


Results

MHSAA Finals

LT 64 Anthony McCollom SE 22 Jack Yanachik LG 79 Kadin Featherstone QB 12 Brady Drogosh C 75 Tevon Mixon RB 30 Brett Stanley RG 55 Noah Dobbs WR 25 Triston Nichols RT 56 Jeffrey Roskopp FL 7 Alton McCullum TE 81 Gavin Grzywacz

1 1

8 58.333 47.833 8

4 58.333 47.833 4

5 44.167 28.833 5

2 58.333 44.333 2

7 57.333 44.333 7

3 45.167 44.333 3

6 45.167 38.167 6

1 58.333 67.000 1

8 52.167 67.000 8

4 35.833 67.000 4

5 35.833 50.500 5

2 39.333 67.000 2

7 14.667 62.250 7

3 39.333 62.250 3

6 39.333 27.083 6

1 1

8 56.333 54.000 8

4 56.333 48.667 4

5 41.833 48.667 5

2 56.200 48.667 2

7 56.200 49.833 7

3 56.200 49.833 3

6 43.333 49.667 6

1 66.833 48.667 1

8 66.833 63.000 8

4 66.833 63.000 4

5 37.867 34.000 5

2 66.833 48.667 2

7 60.167 48.667 7

3 60.167 48.667 3

6 42.400 42.000 6

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30

33

38

22

Chelsea

River Rouge

Flint Kearsley

Chelsea

River Rouge

Detroit King1

Muskegon

DeWitt

0

14

Muskegon 24

0



28

36

23

0

40

17

Linden

Flint Kearsley

Chelsea

BH Brother Rice

River Rouge

NB Huron

Eastpointe

Detroit King

District 21

District 22

District 23

District 24

21

6

50

Marysville

24

13

37

16

49

44

31

13

20

38

30

14

57

0

42

NB Huron

Allen Park

Eastpointe

Warren Fitz

Detroit King

South Lyon East

BH Brother Rice

OL St Mary's

Riverview

River Rouge

Linden

BC Western

Flint Kearsley

Bay City Central

Chelsea

1

54

29

7

14

38

59

14

27

12

18

7

64

0

0

6

21

0

42

24

Detroit King

Woods Tower

Marysville

Harper Woods

0

35

7

61

0

64

0

40

0

41

0

Trenton

Eastpointe

Det East English

Detroit Mumford

Warren Fitz

River Rouge

Gibraltar Carlson

NB Huron

Sgate Anderson

Allen Park

Divine Child

Pinckney

OL St Mary's

Riverview

Melvindale

Redford Thurston

South Lyon East

Garden City

BH Brother Rice

Linden

BC Western

Holly

Flint Kearsley

Clio

Bay City Central

Pontiac

Chelsea

0

DeWitt

District 18

District 19

District 20

Sville Lakeshore

DeWitt

East GR

Sville Lakeshore

East GR

Mason

Fowlerville 13

12

14

21

0

1

26

63

37

10

1

0

52

0

38

Sville Lakeshore

Coldwater

DeWitt

Lansing Waverly

Mason

0

9

14

43

30

Muskegon 34

Cedar Springs

Mount Pleasant

Marquette

Zeeland West

Middleville TK

Holland

East GR

CHAMPIONSt Joseph

BC Harper Creek

DeWitt River Rougevs

St Joseph

44

13

1

0

38

0

66

12

56

Parma Western

GR Kenowa Hills

Zeeland East

Holland

East GR

GR Northview

Gull Lake

Muskegon 47

14

0

1

36

7

41

14

30BC Harper Creek

District 17

17

41

Marquette

Middleville TK

21

Haslett

Fowlerville

Ionia

DeWitt

Mason

St Johns

Lansing Waverly

Jax Northwest

0

39

55

10

0

41

7

0

Sturgis

St Joseph

DISTRICT 1ST RD

56

7

Mount Pleasant

Gaylord (Forf)

Marquette

Reeths-Puffer

Zeeland West

GR Ottawa Hills

Middleville TK

Muskegon

Greenville

Cedar Springs

Petoskey

52

8

14

6

40

Sville Lakeshore

Niles

Coldwater


Division 3 Rosters dewitt

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 2 Nicholas Flegler REC/DB 5-11 185 Jr. 3 Trent Brandell REC/DB 5-11 175 Jr. 4 Grant Uyl QB/LB 5-11 210 Sr. 5 Tyler Holtz QB/DB 5-11 195 Jr. 6 Kylor Mills REC/DB 6-4 210 Sr. 7 Cooper Brumfield REC/DB 5-10 165 Sr. 8 Lukas Bresser REC/DB 6-3 180 Sr. 9 Blake Beachnau H/LB 5-11 210 Sr. 10 Thomas McIntosh REC/DB 6-5 200 Jr. 11 Connor McKean RB/DL 6-0 210 Sr. 12 Ethan Fogel H/DL 5-11 200 Sr. 14 Bryce Kurncz QB/DB 6-1 155 So. 15 Blake Haller WR/DB 5-11 165 So. 16 Bryce Baker REC/DB 5-11 180 Sr. 19 Cameron Reynolds RB/LB 5-11 160 Sr. 20 Joshua Hoffman TE/LB 6-0 175 Jr. 21 Bryce Debri REC/LB 5-11 185 Jr. 22 Nathaniel Deppen REC/DB 5-11 175 Sr. 23 Dylan Adkins WR/LB 5-11 165 So. 25 Cole Pagliei REC/DB 5-11 165 Sr. 26 Jonathan Warner RB/LB 6-0 180 So. 27 Adam Benda-Salinaz REC/DB 5-10 175 Sr. 28 Ryan McKinney REC/DB 5-9 170 Jr. 29 Brody Barner REC/DB 5-11 150 Jr. 33 Chase Boling RB/LB 5-8 165 Sr. 34 Dillon Babb RB/LB 5-10 205 Jr. 43 Samuel Wang RB/DL 5-10 160 Sr. 44 Robert Donaldson REC/DB 5-10 170 Jr. 45 Andrew Debri RB/LB 5-11 215 Sr. 46 Anson Weiss REC/DB 5-9 145 Jr. 48 Brock Miller REC/DB 5-9 140 Sr. 50 Conner Pochert OL/DL 6-0 260 Sr. 52 Evan Reigler REC/LB 5-10 185 Jr. 53 Landon Taber RB/LB 6-0 185 So. 54 Grant Froehlich OL/DL 6-0 210 Sr. 56 Jaden Hall OL/DL 5-11 205 Jr. 60 KyRen Geller OL/DL 6-2 280 Sr. 61 Linkin Stine OL/DL 5-10 240 Fr. 63 Dominic Biretto OL/DL 5-10 200 Sr. 64 Garrett Schutte OL/DL 5-6 210 Sr. 65 Lane Boshaw OL/DL 5-10 210 Jr. 66 Jesus Arriaga OL/DL 5-8 165 So. 67 Mario Del Rio OL/DL 6-1 270 Jr. 68 Matthew Nehf OL/DL 6-3 260 So. 71 Nicholas Lawver OL/DL 6-3 255 Sr. 72 Max Wozniewski OL/DL 6-0 210 Sr. 74 Trevor Dennis OL/DL 6-2 260 Jr. 77 Zachary Wamsley OL/DL 6-4 240 Sr. 79 Tyler Nordmann OL/DL 6-6 345 Jr. 81 Kaiden Enos REC/DB 6-1 190 Jr. 84 Jonathan Hess REC/DB 5-10 185 Sr. 85 Brandon Soltis TE/K 6-2 190 So. 94 Broden Schafer OL/DL 6-6 225 So.

Head Coach: Rob Zimmerman Assistant Coaches: Ryan Anderson, Justin Braska, Kyle Haskell, Josh Hoffman, Mike Holes, Alan Smith, John Vertalka, Tim Williams, Phil Wilson Athletic Development: Nate Schaefer Statisticians: Andrew Coveart, Kevin Coveart, Ron Wilcox Scouting/Technology: Will Carpenter Strength Coaches: Justin Hartig, Alex Ester, Nate Trevino Team Doctor: Dr. Mark Schaar Captains: Blake Beachnau, Andrew Debri, Tyler Holtz, Conner Pochert, Grant Uyl Trainer: Steve Jenkins Manager: Daniel Moua

MHSAA Finals

river rouge No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 1 2

Davion HaynesMarkell Gilford

DB DB

6-15-10

170 162

Sr. So.

3 4

Dejon MayesMark Gilford

WR DL

6-15-11

180 250

Sr. Sr.

5 6

Mareyohn HrabowskiDavon Jackson

QBDB

6-46-5

214 170

Sr. So.

7 Armorion Smith DB 6-2 190 Sr. 8 Leamon Jones DB 5-7 160 Sr. 9 Jonathan Marshall LB 6-2 230 Jr. 10 11

Tayshaun Massey-Johnson WR Nicholas Marsh WR

5-86-2

160 200

Sr. Fr.

12 13 14 15 16 17

Jalen HollyCarlos LumpkinJames LongJa’qwan RawlsJalen BynumBrandon Wideman

WR DB LB RB RB WR

6-16-06-05-115-115-10

195 165 180 174 174 160

Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr.

18 Kaelon Livers WR 5-11 170 Sr. 19 David Martin WR 5-9 170 Sr. 20 Jalen Heath DB 5-9 170 Sr. 21 22

Jayden CrossDemetrius Jester

DB DB

5-105-9

160 170

So. Sr.

23 Jalen Jarvis WR 5-8 160 Jr. 24 Lamont Gordon DB 5-9 165 So. 25 26

Cameron PaigeCharles Daniels

WR RB

5-115-7

165 190

So. Sr.

27 Matthew Bennett DB 5-10 185 Jr. 28 Terrell Johnson RB 5-9 190 Jr. 30 31

Maurice Cooper-JohnsonDavion Hill

RB RB

5-115-11

215 210

Jr. Fr.

32 Cameron Broadnax RB 5-10 200 Fr. 33 34 36

Joseph KingKarvon StigallChristen Ward-Lewis

DB TE LB

6-06-45-8

190 260 185

Jr. Sr. So.

42 44

Freddie King Jr. Armon Garfield

DB LB

5-106-0

165 200

Fr. So.

47 Michael Smith DB 5-8 160 Sr. 50 51

Jerry CrossMike Garrett

LB LB

5-115-11

156 175

Jr. Sr.

52 Markee Jones DL 6-1 265 Jr. 54 Darrin Mixon DL 5-10 250 Sr. 55 Richard White DL 5-8 260 So. 56 Edward Dawson LB 5-9 170 Sr. 59 Maurice Johnson DL 5-9 230 So. 60 62 64

Terray McCain Daylon HarrisJ’veonne Lee

OL OL DL

6-15-85-8

300 200 160

Sr. Fr. So.

65 66

Keyshawn DanielsDerrick Johnson Jr.

OL OL

5-85-9

260 270

Sr. So.

68 Tre’vione Boudreaux OL 5-9 275 So. 72 Matthew Stovall OL 5-8 315 So. 75 Jalen Johnson OL 6-2 310 Sr. 77 79

Tyler McMillan Chance Moore

OL OL

6-66-5

325 335

Sr. Sr.

80 Derek Hall Jr. WR 5-10 155 Sr. 82 84 86

Jaylen StarrNigel RobinsonFrank Brock

TE TE WR

5-116-25-11

185 190 160

Jr. Fr. Sr.

90 Davonte Miles DL 6-5 280 Jr. 92 Pius Odjugo DL 6-2 340 Sr.

Head Coach: Corey ParkerAssistant Coaches:Eric Pettway, Larry Johnson, Tarence Williams, RussellHughes, Lance Collins, Curtis Kilpatrick, Christopher Harris, Marcus Bell,Reggie Pearson Sr., Antonio Ragaland, Lamar Toney, Chris Massey, DavidRodgers, Keith Jackson Jr., Myles CampbellCaptains: Mareyohn Hrabowski, Charles Daniels, Mark GilfordTrainer: Nicole Pearson Manager: Damon Smith

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dewitt (11-0) panthers School Colors: Blue & Gold Athletic Director: Michael Brya

Superintendent: John Deiter Conference: Capital Area Activities Conference Principal: Jody McKean Blue (3-0, T-1st)

First Row: Daniel Moua, Deyu Li, Evan Reigler, Jonathan Hess, Mario Del Rio, Dillon Babb, Max Wozniewski, Tyler Nordmann. Second Row: Jaden Hall, Samuel Wang, Trevor Dennis, Brandon Soltis, Ethan Fogel, Joan Garrido Abelli, Bryce Baker, Adam Benda-Salinaz, Zachary Wamsley, Kaiden Enos. Third Row: Cole Pagliei, Matthew Nehf, Ryan McKinney, Devonte Stone, Chase Boling, Brody Barner, Robert Donaldson, Anson Weiss, Joshua Hoffman, Lane Boshaw. Fourth Row: Nathaniel Deppen, Blake Beachnau, Thomas McIntosh, Tyler Holtz, Nicholas Flegler, Bryce Debri, Connor McKean, Cooper Brumfield, Trent Brandell, Kylor Mills. Fifth Row: Conner Pochert, Grant Uyl, Garrett Schutte, KyRen Geller, Andrew Debri, Cameron Reynolds, Lukas Bresser, Grant Froehlich, Dominic Biretto, Nicholas Lawver.


LT 71 Nick Lawver LG 79 Tyler Nordmann C 60 KyRen Geller RG 50 Conner Pochert RT 74 Trevor Dennis TE 9 Blake Beachnau

SE QB RB FB FL

10 Tommy McIntosh 5 Tyler Holtz

45 Andrew Debri 21 Bryce Debri 8 Luke Bresser

Defense DE 11 Connor McKean DT 64 Garrett Schutte NG 50 Conner Pochert DE 9 Blake Beachnau LB 2 Nick Flegler LB 7 Cooper Brumfield

LB LB DB DB DB

Specialists

45 Andrew Debri 4 Grant Uyl

10 Tommy McIntosh 22 Nate Deppen 8 Luke Bresser

D OPP 37 Portland 3 64 56

Grand LedgeOkemos

38 0

43 Warren DeLaSalle 3 47 43

Lansing Waverly Stevensville Lakeshore

0 6

MHSAA DISTRICTS 55 Jackson Northwest 0 52 43

Lansing Waverly Mason

0 0

MHSAA REGIONAL 1 Stevensville Lakeshore 0

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 14 Muskegon 0

DeWitt •

Punt Returns: 10 Tommy McIntosh, 45 Andrew Debri Kickoff Returns: 22 Nate Deppen, 11 Connor McKean Punter: 2 Nick Flegler PAT-FG Kickers: 2 Nick Flegler, 85 Brandon Soltis Holder: 4 Grant Uyl Long Snapper: 9 Blake Beachnau

Team Stats D OPP


173 First Downs 79

264 Rushing Att 239


24 Rushing TDs 1


157 Passes Att 141

106 Passes Comp 56

31 Passing TDs 5

1 Intercepted 12

41 Punting Avg 32

52 Penalties 43


6 Fumbles- Lost 7

59 Third Down% 16 Head Coach: Rob Zimmerman (221-45 / 22 years)


Results

MHSAA Finals


panthers School Colors: Maroon & White Athletic Directors: Chester Franklin, Corey Superintendent: Dr. Derrick Coleman Parker Principal: Michelle Kyles Conference: Michigan Metro Athletic Conference

river rouge (9-1)

First Row: Johnson Armetrus Lamarr, William Franklin, Edward Dawson, Charles Daniels, Davion Haynes, Tayshaun Massey, James Long, Leamon Jones,Mark Gilford, Lamont Gordon, Markell Gilford, Ja’qwan Rawls, Demetrius Jester, David Martin, Carlos Lumpkin, Jalen Health, Dejon Mayes, Jalen Jarvis,Christen Ward-Lewis. Second Row: Christian Johnson, Matthew Bennett, Maurice Cooper Johnson, Kaelon Livers, Jerry Cross, Armond Garfield, Derek HallJr., Michael Smith, Darrin Mixon, Jalen Holly, Pius Odjugo, Ronnie Smith, Brandon Wideman, Keyshawn Daniels, Joseph King, Richard White, CameronBroadnax, Frank Brock. Third Row: Tyler McMillan, Michael Garrett, Kadaree Richardson, Davonte Miles, Jalen Johnson, Davon Dallas Jackson, CurtisMcDaniels, Tre’vione Boudreaux, Markee Jones, Terry Johnson, Karvon Stigall, Mareyohn Hrabowski, Terray McCain, Nicholas Marsh. Not Pictured: ArmorionSmith, Johnathan Marshall, Jalen Bynum, Jayden Cross, Cameron Paige, Terrell Johnson, Daivon Hill, Freddie King Jr., Maurice Johnson, Ta-Ray McCain,Daylon Harris, J’veonne Lee, Derrick Johnson Jr, Matthew Stovall, Chance Moore, Jaylen Starr, Nigel Robinson, Christian Matthews, Eddie Collins, JaylenPitts, Derek Johnson, Trevon Washington, Jayden Cross, Anthony Colliers, Jamarie Williams, Daniel Rucker.


PT 79 Chance Moore IT 60 Terray McCain LG 77 Tyler McMillian C 65 Keyshawn Daniels RG 75 Jlaen Johnson TE 30 Maurice Cooper-

Johnson

H

QB RB X Z

10 Tay-Shaun Massey-Johnson

5 Mareyohn Hrabowski 26 Charles Daniels 12 Jalen Holly 3 Dejon Mayes

Defense DT 90 Davonte’ Miles NG 92 Pius Odjugo DT 4 Mark Gilford LB 9 Jonathan Marshall LB 44 Armon Garfield CB 20 Jalen Heath

CB $ RO FS SS

1 Davion Haynes 14 James Long 2 Markell Gilford 22 Demetrius Jester 7 Armorion Smith

RR OPP 53 Ecorse 0 6 East Lansing 21 41 Benton Harbor 0 34 Taylor 0 46 Detroit Renaissance 0

MHSAA DISTRICTS 21 Gibraltar Carlson 0 38 Riverview 20 40 New Boston Huron 21

MHSAA REGIONAL 33 Detroit Martin Luther King 30

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 30 Chelsea 22

River Rouge•

Specialists Punt Returns: Davion Haynes Kickoff Returns: Davion Haynes Punter: Matthew Bennett PAT-FG Kicker: Tay-Shaun Massey-Johnson Holder: Lamonte Gordon Long Snapper: Davonte’ Miles

Team Stats RR OPP


-- First Downs -

- Rushing Att -

- Rushing Yards -

- Rushing TDs -

- Passing Yards -

- Passes Att -

- Passes Comp -

- Passing TDs -

- Intercepted -

- Punting Avg -

- Penalties -

- Penalty Yards -

- Fumbles- Lost -

- Third Down% -Head Coach: Corey Parker (107-30 / 11 years)


Results

MHSAA Finals

1 1

8 45.500 54.167 8

4 45.500 54.167 4

5 24.333 27.667 5

2 45.500 54.167 2

7 37.667 34.500 7

3 37.467 34.500 3

6 37.467 26.333 6

1 45.500 54.167 1

8 42.667 49.667 8OT

4 35.000 49.667 4

5 35.000 31.333 5

2 35.000 49.167 2

7 38.667 49.167 7

3 38.667 49.167 3

6 26.833 34.833 6

1 1

8 58.333 48.500 8

4 26.000 48.500 4

5 26.000 26.500 5

2 54.167 43.500 2

7 54.167 48.000 7

3 54.167 43.500 3

6 41.833 43.500 6

1 59.667 43.500 1

8 59.667 56.667 8

4 59.667 56.667 4

5 41.167 47.000 5

2 59.667 56.667 2

7 47.667 51.167 7

3 45.667 51.167 3

6 45.667 48.667 6



Cadillac 1

0


28

12

14

22

Cadillac 34

District 25

DISTRICT 1ST RD

Wayland

Unity Christian

DISTRICT 1ST RD

0

Ludington

BC John Glenn

Sault Ste Marie

Sag Arthur Hill

Spring Lake

Fremont

Allendale

Cadillac

Alma

Escanaba

28

14

21

0

28

South Christian

Wy Kelloggsville

Hamilton

GR Christian

Otsego

Paw Paw

Three Rivers

Edwardsburg

Hastings

Plainwell

Vicksburg

7

Alma

Ludington

Sault Ste Marie

Spring Lake

FH Eastern

Whitehall

Coopersville

7

17

0

44

0

58

12

7

7Wy Godwin Hts

56

10

18

15

60

6

48

0

0

FH Eastern

Whitehall

Fruitport

Sparta

Coopersville

Holland Christian

42

46

8

14

26

57CHAMPIONUnity Christian

Hamilton

Cadillac Det Country Dayvs

Hamilton

Paw Paw 24

0

16

22

21

28

27

10

0

1

21

6

55

7

22

South Christian

GR Christian

Edwardsburg

Vicksburg

Hastings

Paw Paw

14

41

13

14

56

43

0

Edwardsburg

District 26

District 27

District 28

South Christian

Edwardsburg

FH Eastern

South Christian

Sault Ste Marie

FH Eastern

Whitehall

Williamston

Owosso

Charlotte

Lake Fenton

BC Pennfield

Eaton Rapids

Flint Powers Cath

Marshall

Redford Union

Hazel Park

Det Country Day

Adrian

Carleton Airport

Romulus

MH Lamphere

Cranbrook

DH Annapolis

Liv Clarenceville

Tecumseh

Milan

Ortnvll Brandon

St Clair

Goodrich

Armada

1

0

34

36

55

14

32

35

52

7

39

35

Det Henry Ford

North Branch

Yale

Cros-Lex

Imlay City

HW Chandler Pk

Center Line

Notre Dame Prep

0

27

14

41

12

65

0

40

0

46

18

59

0

MH Lamphere

HW Chandler Pk

Williamston

Lake Fenton

BC Pennfield

Marshall

Redford Union

26

57

1

0

40

26

43

Goodrich

35

21

63

42

1

0

34

8

25

20

14

21

35

0

33

Notre Dame Prep

Det Country Day

North Branch

Cros-Lex

Ortnvll Brandon

Liv Clarenceville

Milan

Carleton Airport

10

6

Williamston

BC Pennfield

Redford Union

Milan

MH Lamphere

Det Country Day

North Branch

Ortnvll Brandon

District 29

District 30

District 31

District 320

38

21

38

Williamston

Det Country Day

20

47

28

Williamston

Milan

Det Country Day

North Branch47

Cadillac

Edwardsburg

28

26

Cadillac 27

23


12

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Division 4 Rosters detroit country day

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 2 Billy Abdallah TE/LB -- -- Sr. 3 Joe Miller RB/LB -- -- Sr. 5 Jacob Yarberry RB/DB -- -- Sr. 6 Jamal Newberry WR/DB -- -- Jr. 7 Jack Berenbaum WR/DB -- -- Sr. 8 Luke Ammori RB/DB -- -- Jr. 9 Dylan Lepkowski WR/DB -- -- So. 10 Cole Wilhelmi WR/QB/DB -- -- Jr. 11 Jake Ammori WR/DB -- -- Jr. 12 AJ Aburashed WR/DB -- -- Jr. 13 Brandon Mann QB/DB -- -- Jr. 14 Hunter Riutta QB -- -- So. 16 Luke Jacobson QB -- -- Sr. 17 Quintin Hopkins WR/DB -- -- Jr. 18 Jackson Norman WR/DB -- -- Sr. 20 Jason Abro RB/LB -- -- Jr. 24 Kaelen Cooper RB/DB -- -- Sr. 25 Gabe Winowich RB/LB -- -- Fr. 27 Julian Scott WR/DB -- -- Jr. 28 Max Kunnath WR/DB -- -- Jr. 29 Luke Grove WR/DB -- -- Jr. 32 Graham Doman RB/LB -- -- So. 33 Jalen Hunter WR/DB -- -- Sr. 34 Brody Ross OL/LB -- -- Jr. 40 Nick Wachol RB/DL -- -- Sr. 42 Danny MacLean WR/DB -- -- Sr. 44 Jad Younes WR/DB -- -- Jr. 48 Caleb Mathis-Miller RB/LB -- -- Jr. 50 Jonah Rifkin OL/DL -- -- Sr. 51 Sammy Erjavac OL/DL -- -- Sr. 55 Jaden Freeman OL/DL -- -- Jr. 58 Eric Grenadier OL/DL -- -- So. 60 Brendan Cornwell OL/DL -- -- So. 61 Jack Copley OL/DL -- -- Jr. 62 Anthony Hamade OL/DL -- -- Jr. 63 Rayyan Hassan OL/DL -- -- Sr. 64 Malcom Tate OL/DL -- -- Jr. 65 Daniel Jaiysemi OL/DL -- -- Jr. 70 Zade Kazziha OL/DL -- -- Jr. 72 Lucas Shallal OL/LB -- -- So. 75 Will Leggon OL/DL -- -- Sr. 77 Trey Timban OL/DL -- -- Sr. 79 Caleb Tiernan OL/DL -- -- Sr. 80 CJ Davis TE/DL -- -- Jr. 81 Brian Singleton WR/DB -- -- Jr. 84 Parker Yearego WR/DB -- -- Jr. 85 Ali Kazziha WR/DB -- -- Jr. 86 Chyran Humphries TE/DL -- -- Jr.

Head Coach: Dan MacLean Assistant Coaches: Steve Mann, John Wilson, Jake Topp, Dave Furlong, Matt Gunsorek Captains: Danny MacLean, Joe Miller, Jacob Yarberry, Will Leggon, Caleb Tiernan Trainers: Ross Cooper, Andrew Hughes, Kady O’Connell

No. Name 2 Colin Hess 6 Chris Reinhold 7 Aden Gurden 9 Keenan Suminski 10 Charlie Howell 11 Andrew Johns 12 Carter Harsh 13 Luke Enyeart 19 Kaleb Mckinley 20 Noah Cochrane 22 Dan Gray 26/84 Evan Williams 28 Gavin Aldrich 30 Paitin Meinhardt 33 Jakin Metzger 40 Collin Johnston 42 Keenan Marr 46 Timothy Richards 48 Teegan Baker 50 Garrett Schutte 52 Bryce Bengelink 58 Clayton Mckinley 60 Knoble Barber 62 Ben Meyer 64 Blake Swiger 65 Koby Denny 66 Travis Hundt 67 Sam Mallory 68 Seth Dilley 70 Dillon Boorsma 72 Nicolas Hale 74 Connor Anderson 75 Ryan Sanders 76 Ryan Wood 77 Ryan Warner 78 Jeramiah Shattuck 79 Carson Raasio 80 Jay Gulish 81 Kyle Fauble 82 Trenton Dennis 85 Derek Rood -- Alan Huang (Injured)

MHSAA Finals

Cadillac Pos.

WR/DB RB/LB QB/DB RB/DB QB/DB TE/DL RB/DB WR/LB QB/LB RB/LB RB/DB RB/DB WR/DB RB/DB WR/DB RB/DB TE/LB RB/LB QB/DB OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/LB OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL OL/DL WR/DL WR/DB TE/DL TE/DL WR/DB

Ht. 6-06-36-05-116-36-4

5-106-15-95-115-115-86-0

5-105-95-95-115-85-105-116-35-85-116-06-05-96-05-115-116-05-116-56-06-2

5-106-26-16-25-86-26-2

Wt. Class 140 Sr. 195 So. 170 Jr. 155 So. 175 Fr. 190 Jr. 165 Jr. 175 Sr. 195 So. 180 Sr. 160 Sr. 150 Jr. 175 Jr. 140 So. 145 Jr. 180 Jr. 195 So. 145 Jr. 140 So. 220 So. 230 Sr. 205 Jr. 185 Jr. 175 Jr. 265 Jr. 240 So. 190 Jr. 200 Jr. 255 So. 210 Sr. 210 Jr. 190 So. 250 So. 350 Sr. 250 Sr. 300 Jr. 255 Jr. 180 Jr. 160 Sr. 175 Jr. 190 So.

Sr.

Head Coach: Cody Mallory Assistant Coaches:Todd Baker, Pat Hinkle, Nate Metzger, Zack Griffin, Steven Cooper, Mark Cronkhite, Matt Logan, Paul Hanus, Dennis Holmes, Chad Phillips, John Raasio Stats: MaLinda Martin-Baker Film: Steve Cox, April Griffin Captains: Luke Enyart, Dan Gray, Ryan Wood, Noah Cochrane Trainer: Brandon Parcell


vikings School Colors: Blue & Gold Athletic Director: Fred Bryant Superintendent: Jennifer Brown Conference: Big North Conference (3-2, 3rd) Principal: Konrad Molter

cadillac (8-2)

2020 Cadillac

Probable Starters Results Offense

LT 62 Ben Meyer LG 76 Ryan Wood C 79 Carson Raasio RG 64 Blake Swiger RT 67 Sam Mallory WR 81 Kyle Fauble

WR 2 Colin Hess QB 7 Aden Gurden RB 12 Carter Harsh FB 20 Noah Cochrane RB 40 Collin Johnston

Defense DE 85 Derek Rood DT 80 Jay Gulish DT 64 Blake Swiger DE 82 Trenton Dennis LB 40 Collin Johnston LB 13 Luke Enyart

LB DB DB DB DB

20 Noah Cochrane 12 Carter Harsh 33 Jakin Metzger 9 Keenan Suminski 22 Dan Gray

C OPP 27 Alpena 0 21 Gaylord 7 17 Traverse City Central 41 27 Petoskey 14 27 Traverse City West 45 51 Gaylord 14

MHSAA DISTRICTS 1 Alma 0 34 Sault Ste. Marie 14

MHSAA REGIONAL 27 Ada Forest Hills Eastern 23

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 28 Edwardsburg 26

Cadillac •

Specialists Punt Returns: 9 Keenan Suminski Kickoff Returns: 40 Collin Johnston, 12 Carter Harsh Punter: 2 Colin Hess PAT-FG Kicker: 2 Colin Hess Holder: 7 Aden Gurden Long Snapper: 40 Collin Johnston

Team Stats C OPP


-- First Downs --

363 Rushing Att --

2,507 Rushing Yards --

31 Rushing TDs --


32 Passes Att --

11 Passes Comp --

1 Passing TDs --

- Intercepted 4

25.7 Punting Avg --

-- Penalties --

-- Penalty Yards --

-- Fumbles- Lost 10

-- Third Down% --Head Coach: Cody Mallory (26-33 / 6 years)


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Probable Starters

School Colors: Blue & Gold Athletic Directors: Dan MacLean, Dan Luft, Superintendent: Rich Dempsey Ross Cooper Principal: Tim Bearden Conference: Independent

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LT 79 Caleb Tiernan LG 77 Trey Timban C 50 Jonah Rifkin RG 51 Sammy Erjavac RT 75 Will Leggon TE 2 Billy Abdallah

SE QB RB FB FL

5 Jacob Yarberry 13 Brandon Mann 24 Kaelen Cooper 3 Joe Miller 42 Danny MacLean

Defense DE 79 Caleb Tiernan DT 2 Billy Abdallah NG 75 Will Leggon DT 40 Nick Wachol DE 33 Jalen Hunter LB 42 Danny MacLean

LB LB DB DB DB

48 Caleb Mathis-Miller 3 Joe Miller 24 Kaelen Cooper 5 Jacob Yarberry 13 Brandon Mann

DCD OPP 21 Detroit U-D Jesuit 12 10 Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 0 0 Armada 1 37 Paw Paw 17 13 Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 23

MHSAA DISTRICTS 41 Detroit Henry Ford 12 21 Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 14 20 Madison Hts. Lamphere 10

MHSAA REGIONAL 38 North Branch 0

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 12 Williamston 0

Beverly Hills•

Specialists Punt Returns: 5 Jacob Yarberry, 24 Kaelen Cooper Kickoff Returns: 5 Jacob Yarberry, 24 Kaelen Cooper Punters: 13 Brandon Mann, 5 Jacob Yarberry PAT-FG Kickers: 32 Graham Doman, 5 Jacob Yarberry Holders: 42 Danny MacLean, 5 Jacob Yarberry Long Snappers: 51 Sammy Erjavac, 24 Danny MacLean

Team Stats DCD OPP


102 First Downs 73

296 Rushing Att --


22 Rushing TDs 3


89 Passes Att 148

38 Passes Comp 64

1 Passing TDs 6

11 Intercepted 6

41.6 Punting Avg --

-- Penalties --

-- Penalty Yards --

7 Fumbles- Lost 9

41 Third Down% 34Head Coach: Dan MacLean (179-79 / 23 years) Stats Through Regional Game

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MHSAA News

Since March 12, our world has been anything but normal. These times have tested most everything in life, and as summer turned toward fall, we

found ourselves still with far more questions than answers. It has been said that an abnormal reaction to an abnormal situation is normal behavior.

Let me start with these abnormal times. I had many conversations with administrators over the months leading to the start of school and school sports. The one constant theme was that these are anything but normal times. Many of these conversations moved to the issue of schools start-ing the academic year virtually while considering whether or not to offer school sports opportunities this fall. Let me share the things that have been part of almost all conversa-tions on this topic.

The loudest message I heard was that kids were going to be playing sports this fall someplace. Period. Since May, that belief was proven consistently as athletic activity took place in the club, travel, AAU and non-school space nearly every day. From first-hand experience, many of these events implemented ZERO of the safety standards and pro-tocols that businesses and schools had adopted for their plans of return. The non-school world generally plowed ahead this past summer with few-to-no rules, regulations, enforcement, oversight and accountability to anyone. If kids were to be playing sports, our member schools told us that activity needs to be in the safest environment possible – which is with professional educators and trained coaches in our school sports world.

Schools were quick to point out that kids had been con-ditioning and training with school coaches in school-spon-sored workouts most of the summer. We believed that the absence of virus outbreaks among our 749 high schools’ summer activities, involving thousands of kids, was because schools were following the return-to-activity plans. Districts told us they can continue doing what they’ve been doing safely since June by following all COVID guidance and regulations that the MHSAA put in place with govern-ment’s leadership and partnership.

Schools starting the year virtually have told us they used the lessons learned from the start of sports for when students eventually returned, or will return, later this year. School administrators have shared this view privately as this has become a highly-charged topic among various groups within our school communities. Sports allow schools to bring students back to campus in small, consis-tent and defined groups with the same adults working with those students each day. In school sports, there is little mix-ing of students from one sport with those students in anoth-er – making it much easier to monitor, track and trace kids when needed than if all students were in the buildings, hall-ways and classrooms all day. We heard from administrators that valuable lessons learned with athletics in August and September could lead to a more successful school start-up with students back on campus later in the year.

All of us share the fundamental belief that we must pro-tect the health and safety of individuals first. This doesn’t include only COVID prevention measures, but also the mental health of teenage students and adults as well. In dis-tricts starting the school year online, they viewed athletics being the one shred of normalcy students, and staff mem-bers who choose to coach, would have during the fall. It’s a chance to safely interact with peers and get needed physi-cal activity that hasn’t been happening for some kids since March. Health and safety has to include all facets of the individual, and more research is being shared each day about how mental health is becoming a critical issue during these times. For many at-risk kids, sports is the one moti-vating factor to keep them in school and progressing toward graduation. Given the challenges of all online edu-cation for these at-risk kids, sports and the daily routine they bring perhaps are more important for this group of students than ever before.

With no school sports, the affluent communities and families can navigate online learning during the day and then afford the non-school athletic opportunities that kids and families in less-affluent areas simply cannot. In many communities, school sports can provide opportunities and open doors that would not appear if kids become priced-out from participating and competing.

The past several months have been the most abnormal in a century. School sports being the one pathway back to school for students in our state – the one norm for this year – run by professional educators who put kids first, can bean incredible boost to the physical and mental health of allof us. We believe that school sports can be done safely andsmartly, and the MHSAA continues to developt plans thatdo just that. We believe we must react to these abnormaltimes by thinking differently and looking at these uniquetimes through a unique lens.

Trying to find one normal for our kids in these abnormal school days might just be the best thing we can do.

— Mark Uyl, MHSAA Executive Director

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Scholar-Athlete Award in 32nd Year

Awarding Scholarships to Students

Thousands of students voluntari-ly extend their classroom day by taking part in extracurricular

activities, often improving their academ-ic achievements in the process. The value that such programs play in the total education of a high school student is highlighted through the MHSAA/Farm Bureau Insurance Scholar-Athlete Award, which will award $1,000 scholar-ships to 32 top student-athletes and rec-ognize over 2,000 other outstanding individuals in 2020-21.

Underwritten by Farm Bureau Insurance, the Scholar-Athlete Award is now in its 32nd year, and presents schol-arships to students in every MHSAA enrollment classification. The scholar-ships may be used at any institution of higher learning.

“It is amazing to see the number of young people who are proven achievers in academics and activities,” said Mark Uyl, executive director of the MHSAA. “At a time when our educational system is coming under fire, the Scholar-Athlete

Award is something that proves how important athletics are to the develop-ment of a well-rounded person.”

Students applying for the Scholar-Athlete Award must be graduating dur-ing the 2020-21 school year, carry a 3.5

grade-point average, and have previous-ly won a letter in a varsity sport that the MHSAA sponsors postseason competi-tion.

Applicants will also be required to show involvement in other school- com-munity activities and submit an essay on the importance of sportsmanship in edu-cational athletics.

Application materials can be found on MHSAA.com. Scan the code below to access the page.

Each MHSAA member school is allowed to nominate a number of stu-dent-athletes based on the size of the school. Class A schools can nominate six boys and six girls, Class B four boys and four girls, Class C three boys and three girls and Class D two boys and two girls. The first 30 scholarships will be awarded based on this graduated scale, with two additional scholarships intended for minority applicants.

A committee composed of school administrators from across the state will select regional and statewide winners.

Farm Bureau Insurance, a long-time supporter of MHSAA activities, also sponsors other educationally oriented programs. Chief Executive Officer Don Simon notes the company’s pleasure with the awards program.

The 32 scholarship recipients will be recognized at the MHSAA Boys Basketball Finals at the Breslin Student Events Center in East Lansing in March.

The annual scholar-athlete ceremony is one of the highlights of the winter season. More information about the awards may beobtained by contacting your local school principal, athletic director or guidance counselor. The online application form can befound at MHSAA.com/scholarship.

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Student Advisory Council Aids MHSAA

Leadership

The Student Advisory Council is a 16-member group which pro-vides feedback on issues

impacting educational athletics from a student’s perspective, and also is involved in the operation of Association championship events and other program-ming. Members of the Student Advisory Council serve for two years, beginning as juniors. Eight new members are selected annually to serve on the SAC, with nomi-nations made by MHSAA member schools. The incoming juniors join the group of eight seniors-to-be appointed a year earlier.

Selected to begin serving on the Student Advisory Council in 2020-21 are: Brinlee Barry , Caledonia; Faith Breinager, Frankenmuth; Amina Ferris, Dearborn; Nico Johnson , Britton Deerfield; Brenna Kosal, Peck; Ashton McNabb, Three Oaks River Valley; Brock Porter, Orchard Lake St. Mary's; and Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln.

Those eight new members were selected from a record-high 179 appli-cants, twice as many as generally apply for SAC positions every year.

The first Student Advisory Council was formed for the 2006-07 school year. With the addition of this class beginning this summer, members will have repre-sented 117 schools from 45 leagues plus independent schools that do not play in a league. Combined, the new appointees have participated in nine MHSAA sports, and seven will be the first SAC members from their respective schools.

The new additions to the SAC join the Class of 2021 members who were select-ed in 2019: Pierre Brooks II, Detroit Douglass; Macy Brown, Cadillac; Lydia Davenport, Ithaca; Freddy Kopplow, Traverse City St. Francis; Colin McAuliffe, Salem; Avery Peters, Mason; Abbey Pheiffer , Novi; and Landen Thompson, Stevensville Lakeshore.

Brinlee Barry Pierre Brooks II

Lydia Davenport Amina Ferris

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Brenna Kosal Colin McAuliffe

Faith Breinager

Nico Johnson

Macy Brown

Freddy Kopplow

Avery PetersAshton McNabb

Abbey Pheiffer Brock Porter Landen Thompson Melik Williams

Student Advisory Council Belief StatementAs the voice of Michigan's student-athletes, the Student Advisory Council's role is to convey the message of how high school sports are supposed to be played. We are responsible for helping the MHSAA maintain a positive and healthy atmosphere in which interscholastic athletes can thrive.

We believe athletes should be competitive, sportsmanlike and excel academically. We believe students in the stands should have fun, but not take the focus away from the game. We believe coaches should act as teachers, helping student-athletes develop while still keeping high school sports in perspective. We believe that parents should always be positive role models and be supportive of their child's decisions. We believe officials commit their own time to high school sports and respect should always be shown and given to them.

The most important goal for student-athletes is to enjoy high school sports while keeping a high level of respect between all those involved in the games.

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Leadership

The MHSAA Representative Council

Eric Albright** Athletic Director Midland High School Class A-B — Northern Lower Peninsula

Jay Alexander* Executive Director of Athletics Detroit Public Schools Detroit Public Schools Position

Nicole Carter** Principal Novi High School Appointee

Scott Grimes**, President Assistant Superintendent of Human Services Grand Haven Public Schools Statewide At-Large

Vicky Groat** Principal/Athletic Director Battle Creek St. Philip High School Appointee

Kyle Guerrant (ex-officio) Deputy Superintendent, Finance Opera-tions Michigan Dept. of Education, Lansing Designee

The Representative Council of the Michigan High School Athletic Association is the body assembled

to carry out the wishes of member schools. The Council meets several times annually to discuss and pass legislation concerning interscholastic athletics in Michigan.

The Representative Council is made up of 19 members, with all but five elected by a vote of MHSAA-member schools to repre-sent different geographic regions, different sizes of schools, nonpublic schools, and jun-ior and middle schools. Two members are elected to statewide at-large positions. Four members are appointed by the Council to facilitate representation of females and minorities, and the 19th position is occupied by the Superintendent of Public Instruction or his/her designee.

The officers and two other representa-tives form the MHSAA’s Executive Committee, which meets on a monthly basis during the school year to review eligibility appeals and other current business.

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Representative Council Members Don Gustafson* Superintendent St. Ignace Area Schools Junior High/Middle Schools

Kris Isom* Athletic Director Adrian Madison High School Appointee

Sean Jacques** Assistant Principal/Athletic Director Calumet High School Class C-D — Upper Peninsula

Karen Leinaar* Athletic Director Bear Lake High School Statewide At-Large

Mark Mattson** Athletic Director Maple City Glen Lake High School Class C-D — Northern Lower Peninsula

William McKoy* Athletic Director Romulus Summit Academy North Appointee

Jason Mensing* Athletic Director Ottawa Lake Whiteford High School Class C-D — Southeastern Michigan

Vic Michaels**, Secretary-Treasurer Director of Physical Education & Athlet-ics Archdiocese of Detroit Private and Parochial Schools

Chris Miller* Athletic Director Gobles High School Class C-D — Southwestern Michigan

Steve Newkirk**, Vice President Principal Clare Middle School Junior High/Middle Schools

Chris Riker** Athletic Director Portage Northern High School Class A-B — Southwestern Michigan

John Thompson** Athletic Director Brighton High School Class A-B — Southeastern Michigan

Alex Tiseo* Athletic Director Marquette High School Class A-B — Upper Peninsula

*Term Expires December 2021**Term Expires December 2020

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Division 5 Rosters Grand Rapids CC

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 1 Isaiah Hicks OLB 6-0 210 Sr. 2 3

John Passinault Owen Lavoie

WR/DB DB

6-05-9

180 175

Jr. Sr.

4 5

Jack Barlow Jace Williams

DB/K WR

6-06-5

175 198

Sr. Sr.

6 7 8 9 10

Joey Silveri Danny Mikolay Chris Tepper Joe Mullet Caleb Burress

QB WR/DB

LB WR/OLB

WR

6-06-015-106-45-7

205 185 175 185 150

Jr. Sr. So. So. Jr.

11 12 13

Nate VanTimmeren John Meyer Jack Cook

TE/DE DB LB

6-45-65-11

190 130 190

So. So. So.

14 15 16

Jack Rellinger Luke Kuzner Max Trudeau

TB WR/DB

DB

5-76-05-7

175 170 170

Jr. Jr. Jr.

17 Nick Hoffman LB 5-8 170 So. 18 19

Devin Fridley-Bell Conor Wolf

WR/DB QB

5-85-10

170 150

Jr. Fr.

22 Jack Klafeta LB 5-10 180 Jr. 23 Nick Hollern TB 5-9 195 Sr. 24 25

Nolan Ziegler Dawson Schroder

SS DB

6-35-6

205 130

Jr. Jr.

28 30

Billy Mikolay Ben Passinault

DB OLB

5-66-4

140 180

So. So.

33 34

Daniel Krajewski Isaac Redmer

TE/DE OLB

6-35-9

200 175

Sr. So.

44 48 50 51

Andrew Smitley Magdeline Richthammer Ryan Todd Alex Twiss

K/P K/P

OL/DL DL

5-95-45-95-7

175 110 235 190

Sr. Jr. Jr. So.

52 53

Brady Redmer Aidan Johnson

OL/DL OL

6-06-0

205 220

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54 55 56 57 58

Shea Cavanaugh Brendan Napieralski Henry Marshal Carter Meinert Eric Rhein

DL OL

OL/DL OL/DL

DL

5-96-05-95-95-9

190 205 175 165 165

Sr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr.

59 61

Ryan Beggs Zach Baxter

OL OL

5-95-10

190 170

Sr. Jr.

62 64

Jack Krajewski Liam Durkin

OL OL

6-55-10

190 200

Jr. Jr.

65 Brendan Roehr OL 6-0 210 Fr. 66 69

Bryce Plachecki Burak Henderson

OL OL

6-26-4

185 285

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72 Dominick Schoenborn OL 6-2 250 Sr. 73 Will Smith OL 6-3 240 Jr. 74 75

Matthew Aguilar William Sedore

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77 Armando Melendez DL 5-9 245 Sr. 79 Matthew Scott OL 5-9 210 So. 81 Ryan Eastland OLB 5-10 175 So.

Head Coach: Todd Kolster Assistant Coaches: Joel Passinault, Conor Lefere, Ryan Gallogly, Dan Barcheski, Brad VanTimmeren, Karl Redmer, Brett Lambert, Kyle Shelton, Brian Mayfield, Tim Lambert, Matt Wise, Luke Passinault, Brian Ciluffo, Adam Nelson Trainer: Nate Lutz Manager: William Sedore

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frankenmuth No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 2 3

Daniel BargerJake Andrews

RB LB

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Sr. Jr.

4 Davin Reif QB -- -- Sr. 5 Aiden Hoard QB -- -- So. 6 7 8

Samuel Barger Nick Trombley Ben Reinert

RB DB L

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So. Sr. Sr.

9 Ethan Jacobs DL -- -- Sr. 10 Samuel McKenzie DB -- -- Sr. 11 Brenden Marker QB -- -- So. 12 Carter Short RB -- -- So. 13 14

Riley RoyCole Jankowski

S S

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Sr. Jr.

15 Jack Rich QB -- -- Fr. 16 17

Christian Wenburg Jason Leach

WR RB

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So. Jr.

20 Cameron Severs RB -- -- Jr. 21 22

Tyler Rich Michael Carter

DB L

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Sr. Jr.

23 Konnor Roche LB -- -- Sr. 24 25

Floyd AtwoodDalton DeBeau

DB LB

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Jr. So.

26 Cole Lindow RB -- -- Jr. 27 29

Jacob BellingerTravis Brenner

RB WR

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30 Nate Jackson L -- -- Jr. 32 33

Hunter LeddyNate Morris

RB RB

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Ian Stephens Chris Rittmueller

RB WR

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Jr. So.

40 42

Dayne ReifDrew Titsworth

LB TE

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50 Alec Martin L -- -- Jr. 51 James Tack L -- -- Jr. 52 Hunter Schmitzer L -- -- So. 53 54 55

Tyler Schafsnitz Sean CoughlinChristian Duclos

L L L

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56 Barrett Rowden L -- -- So. 59 Ashton Benkert L -- -- Jr. 60 Ben Storms L -- -- Sr. 61 63

Ryan MerrihewColton Zehnder

L L

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Kyle MainBryce CampbellMichael Hecht

L L L

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Chase Kolhagen Zach Adkins

L L

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Matthew KelleyIssac Reinbold

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Darren AgansZach Schmitzer

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Braydon MartinCameron Rolando

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Logan Geitman Nicholas RagenCameron Larrison

WR WR WR

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Head Coach: Phil Martin Assistant Coaches: Dave Compau, Marcus Cornelius, Brent Lynch, Kyle Bierlein, Jason Farmer, Jamie Tackabury, Marc Stasik, Logan Raymond, Nick Szczepanski, JerryDrake, Todd Sprowl, Ben SchulerCaptains: Zach Adkins, Konnor Roche, Ethan Jacobs, Davin Reif, Riley RoyTrainer: Julie Felten Managers: Owen Bierlein, Maia Bierlein, Hagen Wascher, Chloe Compau, Luke Felten,Jacob Felten


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cougars School Colors: Royal, White & Gold Athletic Director: Trevor Hinshaw Superintendent: Dave Faber Conference: O-K Conference – Gold (6-0, 1st) Principal: Tiffany Marrinan

2020 Grand Rapids CC


LT 69 Burak Henderson LG 59 Ryan Beggs C 72 Dominick Schoenborn RG 52 Brady Redmer RT 62 Jack Krajewski TE 33 Daniel Krajewski

SE QB RB SL FL

7 Daniel Mikolay 6 Joey Silveri 23 Nick Hollern 2 John Passinault 5 Jace Williams

Defense LB 30 Ben Passinault DT 52 Brady Redmer NG 59 Ryan Beggs DT 62 Jack Krajewski LB 1 Isaiah Hicks LB 22 Jack Klafeta

LB SS DB DB DB

13 Jack Cook 24 Nolan Ziegler 3 Owen Lavoie 7 Daniel Mikolay 2 John Passinault

GRCC OPP 44 Wayland Union 7 50 Middleville Thorn.-Kellogg 7 42 Cedar Springs 28 42 Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills 28 28 Forest Hills Eastern 3 28 Grand Rapids S. Christian 27

MHSAA DISTRICTS 41 Belding 6 1 Portland 0

MHSAA REGIONAL 58 Muskegon Oakridge 7

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 49 Freeland 14

Specialists Punt Returns: 2 John Passinault Kickoff Returns: 7 Daniel Mikolay, 14 Jack Rellinger Punters: 4 Jack Barlow, 44 Andrew Smitley,

48 Magdeline Richthammer PAT-FG Kickers: 4 Jack Barlow, 44 Andrew Smitley, 48

Magdeline Richthammer Holders: 2 John Passinault, 7 Daniel Mikolay Long Snappers: 2 Johns Passinault, 72 Dominick Schoenborn,

6 Joey Silveri

Head Coach: Todd Kolster (99-12 / 9 years)

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Team Stats GRCC OPP


147 First Downs 87

221 Rushing Att 303


18 Rushing TDs 10


150 Passes Att 102

95 Passes Comp 51

27 Passing TDs 5

4 Intercepted 1


34 Penalties 33



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eagles School Colors: Red & Gray Athletic Director: Kevin Schwedler Superintendent: Adele Martin Conference: Tri-Valley Conference (3-0, 1st) Principal: JoLynn Clark

frankenmuth (11-0)

First Row: Daniel Barger, Jake Andrews, Davin Reif, Nick Trombley, Ben Reinert, Ethan Jacobs, Samuel McKenzie, Riley Roy, Cole Jankowski, Jason Leach, Cameron Severs, Tyler Rich, Dalton DeBeau, Michael Carter. Second Row: Konner Roche, Floyd Atwood, Cole Lindow, Jacob Bellinger, Nate Jackson, Hunter Leddy, Nate Morris, Ian Stephens, Dayne Reif, Drew Titsworth, Alec Martin, James Tack. Third Row: Tyler Schafsnitz, Sean Coughlin, Ashton Benkert, Ben Storms, Ryan Merrihew, Colten Zehnder, Kyle Main, Bryce Campbell, Michael Hecht, Chase Kolhagen. Fourth Row: Zach Adkins, Isaac Reinbold, Darren Agans, Zach Schmitzer, Carson Jarlock, Lucas Miller, Seth Malmo, Cameron Rolando, Logan Geitman, Cameron Larrison, Ryan Brenner. Fifth Row: Coach Phil Martin, Athletic Trainer Julie Felten, Coach Jason Farmer, Coach Brent Lynch, Coach Kyle Bierlein, Coach Logan Raymond, Coach Jamie Tackabury, Coach Jerry Drake, Coach Dave Compau, Coach Ben Schuler, Coach Nick Szczepanski, Coach Marcus Cornelius, Coach Mark Stasik. Not Pictured: Aiden Hoard, Samuel Barger, Carter Short, Jack Rich, Christian Wenburg, Travis Brenner, Chris Rittmueller, Hunter Schmitzer, Christian Duclos, Barrett Rowden, Carter Weiss, Matthew Kelley, Braydon Martin, Nicholas Ragan, Coach Todd Sprowl, Film Coordinator Matt Compau.


LT 50 Alec Martin LG 61 Ryan Merrihew C 70 Zach Adkins RG 64 Kyle Main RT 71 Carter Weiss TE 42 Drew Titsworth

DE 8 Ben Reinert DT 60 Ben Storms DT 59 Ashton Benkert DT 22 Michael Carter DE 9 Ethan Jacobs LB 23 Konnor Roche

SE QB WB FB WB

9 Ethan Jacobs 4 Davin Reif 2 Daniel Barger 26 Cole Lindow 13 Riley Roy

Defense LB DB DB S S

25 Dalton DeBeau 10 Samuel McKenzie 21 Tyler Rich 14 Cole Jankowski 13 Riley Roy

Frankenmuth

Team Stats

Specialists Punt Returns: 13 Riley Roy Kickoff Returns: 13 Riley Roy, 26 Cole Lindow Punter: 9 Ethan Jacobs PAT-FG Kicker: 89 Ryan Brenner Holder: 10 Samuel McKenzie Long Snapper: 3 Jake Andrews

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396 Points Scored

164 First Downs

397 Rushing Att

2860 Rushing Yards

45 Rushing TDs

827 Passing Yards

103 Passes Att

45 Passes Comp

8 Passing TDs

1 Intercepted

38.5 Punting Avg

59 Penalties

507 Penalty Yards

•

OPP

61

77

247

315

1

1052

182

67

8

15

31.0

53

378

Head Coach: Phil Martin (79-14 / 8 years)

14 - 3 Fumbles- Lost17 - 6-

.369 Third Down% .236


Results

MHSAA Finals

F OPP 41 Freeland 3 35 Saginaw Swan Valley 6 31 Essexville-Garber 7 36 Alma 0 41 Birch Run 6 42 Bridgeport 6

MHSAA DISTRICTS 55 Bridgeport 12 28 Almont 0 56 Corunna 14

MHSAA REGIONAL 31 Marine City 7

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 35 Lansing Catholic 14

1 1

8 39.000 52.833 8

4 23.033 52.833 4

5 23.033 31.667 5

2 22.000 40.667 2

7 33.967 40.667 7

3 22.000 40.667 3

6 22.000 21.333 6

1 26.667 40.667 1

8 36.167 38.967 8

4 26.667 38.967 4

5 26.667 20.000 5

2 26.667 28.917 2

7 33.167 28.917 7OT

3 29.333 28.917 3

6 29.333 28.167 6

1 1

8 51.333 45.167 8

4 51.333 45.167 4

5 31.933 26.667 5

2 46.333 40.833 2

7 46.333 40.833 7

3 46.333 40.833 3

6 44.767 34.500 6

1 46.333 40.833 1

8 40.500 46.833 8

4 40.500 46.833 4

5 20.500 23.500 5

2 40.500 46.833 2

7 39.500 34.667 7

3 39.500 34.667 3

6 23.833 31.500 6

12

13

14

33

Constantine

Clinton

16

52

0

Constantine

Michigan Center

Clinton

Mich Collegiate16

Grayling

Montague

14

49

Negaunee 12

34


40

13

26

Buchanan

Constantine

Jonesville

Michigan Center

Blissfield

Clinton

Mich Collegiate

Detroit Edison

District 45

District 46

District 47

District 48

Durand

55

15

63

20

60

24

30

13

21

14

42

24

30

0

28

Clinton

Erie Mason

Mich Collegiate

Flint Hamady

Detroit Edison

Stockbridge

Michigan Center

Adrian Madison

Blissfield

Ida

Buchanan

Brandywine

Constantine

Parchment

Jonesville

35

48

54

16

34

30

63

6

50

0

56

0

42

0

0

0

56

12

59

20

Detroit Edison

Algonac

Durand

Detroit Collegiate

1

0

44

7

47

0

40

42

48

41

28

36

Ecorse

Mich Collegiate

Bradford Acad

Detroit Pershing

Flint Hamady

Ida

Dearborn ATA

Clinton

Det Voyageur

Erie Mason

Napoleon

Adrian Madison

Quincy

Blissfield

Luth Westland

Onsted

Columbia Central

Stockbridge

Michigan Center

Buchanan

Fennville

Brandywine

Comstock

Constantine

Watervliet

Coloma

Parchment

Jonesville

Millington

20

28

20

7

36

40

35

Montrose

District 42

District 43

District 44

Montague

Montrose

Grayling

Montague

Negaunee

Grayling

Boyne City

Mt Morris 28

29

14

42

14

49

28

29

28

0

50

7

42

0

36

Montague

Clare

Montrose

Chesaning

Millington

CHAMPIONMusk Cath Cent

Harrison

Montague Clintonvs

Musk Cath Cent

41

14Sanford Meridian

75

22

0

14

28

62

6

47

Benzie Central

Glen Lake

Elk Rapids

Boyne City

Mason Co Cent

Shelby

12

50

8

56

25

62

0

Calumet

Ish Westwood

Negaunee

Manistee

Grayling

Glen Lake

Boyne City

18

23

49

48

0

48

35

12

Harrison

Clare

Pinconning

Mt Morris

Otisville LakeVille

Montrose

Millington

Chesaning

Caro

Tawas

DISTRICT 1ST RD

Kent City

Musk Cath Cent

DISTRICT 1ST RD

0

Ish Westwood

Gladstone

Negaunee

Manistee

Kalkaska

Grayling

Menominee

Calumet

Houghton

38

16

6

0

41

Montague

Hart



Menominee 14

6


28

55

22

28

Calumet 19

District 41

Division 6 Rosters clinton

No. Name Pos. 1 Ethan Younts DB 2 Zak Shadley DB/RB 3 Kaden Settles DB 4 Nik Shadley DB 5 Jack Voll RB/DE 6 Braydn Lehman RB/LB 8 Derek Tomalak QB 10 George Ames RB/DB 11 Davey Campbell RB/S 12 Ridge Ahrens TE/DB 14 Scott Wiler DB 15 Coy Perry DB 19 Jonathan Baughey K 20 Thomas Tengler DB 22 Sebastian Roesler OL/DL 24 Cole Breitenwischer RB/LB 32 Tommy Burt TE/LB 44 Brayden Randolph RB/LB 48 Joey Preston RB/LB 50 Brandon Felts OL/DL 52 Ethan Herington LB 54 Zach Duford OL/DL 56 Kyler Haft OL/LB 60 Ryan Phillips OL/DL 62 Luke Knight OL/DL 64 Jacob Gilson OL/DL 66 Trevor Lakatos OL/DL 68 Frederick Wade OL/LB 70 Alex Ferrell OL/DL 71 Will Felts OL/DL 72 Tyler Bowles OL/DL 74 Kaden Mozena OL/DL 75 Nate Page OL/DL 76 Garrett Daugherty OL/DL 77 Tommy Baker OL/DL 79 Matt Johnson OL/DL 84 Nate Smith TE/LB 88 Brenden Keith TE/LB

Ht. 5-6 5-6 6-0 5-6 5-11 5-10 5-8 5-8 5-8

5-10 5-6 5-5

5-10 5-9 6-0 5-8 6-0 5-11 5-7 6-2

5-10 5-6 5-8 5-10 6-0

5-10 5-10 5-8 5-10 6-0 6-0 6-0 5-10 5-7 5-7 6-1 6-2

5-10

Wt. Class 140 So. 140 So. 160 Jr. 140 Fr. 220 Sr. 180 So. 155 Jr. 155 Jr. 160 Sr. 160 Sr. 140 Sr. 130 Fr. 155 Jr. 160 Sr. 210 Sr. 150 Fr. 180 Sr. 180 Sr. 160 Fr. 280 So. 180 Jr. 190 So. 180 Sr. 220 Sr. 200 Sr. 170 So. 210 So. 180 So. 220 So. 300 Sr. 280 Sr. 220 Sr. 200 Fr. 170 Sr. 295 Sr. 315 Jr. 200 So. 180 Sr.

Head Coach: Jeremy Fielder Assistant Coaches: John Schuler, Casey Randolph, Dave Pray, Joe Gillies, Ken Roberts, Zak McNitt, Collin Poore Captain: Brayden Randolph Trainer: Christa Abels Managers: Jake Felts, Mason Brodie

MHSAA Finals

montague No. Name 2 Izac Jarka 3 Michael Moore 4 Zachery Nelson 5 Drew Collins 6 Rodney Brassfield 7 Andrew Kooi 8 Ian Degen 12 Colton Blankstrom 13 Trey Mikkelsen 16 Chase Gowell 21 Tugg Nichols 22 Dylan Everett 25 Samuel Smith 28 Reece Taylor 30 Owen Petersen 33 Nicholas Moss 44 Kade Johnson 50 Alec Waruszewski 51 Joel Booth 52 Walker Martin 55 Aaron Rolf 63 Dakota Croff-Wiegand 66 Silas Jancek 67 David Dobson 68 John Greiner 71 Christopher Kessler 77 Hayden McDonald 78 Luke Booth

Pos. WR / CB RB / CB RB / CB

QB / OLB WR / OLB WR / DB WR / CB WR / LB

WR / MLB WR / CB

WR / OLB RB / CB WR / FS WR / CB WR / CB RB / DB TE / OLB OL / LB OL / DL OL / DL OL / DL OL / DL OL / LB OL / LB

OL / OLB OL / OL OL / DL OL / DL

Ht. 6-0 5-9 5-8 6-3 6-2 5-9 5-11 6-0 6-0 5-9

5-10 5-8 5-11 5-10 5-11 5-7 6-0 6-1 5-11 6-3 6-0 5-6 5-10 5-11 5-11 5-11 6-3 6-3

Wt. Class 160 So. 165 So. 175 Sr. 208 Sr. 215 So. 170 Jr. 170 Jr. 180 Jr. 210 Sr. 165 So. 170 Jr. 162 Jr. 180 Sr. 170 Jr. 165 So. 150 So. 180 So. 180 Sr. 210 So. 285 Sr. 230 Jr. 200 Sr. 200 So. 175 Sr. 175 So. 225 Sr. 285 Jr. 275 Sr.

Head Coach: Patrick Collins Assistant Coaches: Denny Barnes, Brad Francis, Dan French, Brian Jaekel, Cody Kater, Matt McDonald, Randy Mikkelsen, Brock Myers, Craig Smith, Jeff Stark Captains: Drew Collins, Walker Martin, Sam Smith Trainer: Jessica Cederquist Managers: Mason Darke, Kellen Francis, Isaac French, Logan Hansen


clinton (10-1) School Colors: Red & Black Athletic Director: Jeff Waltz Superintendent: Jim Cracraft Conference: Lenawee County Athletic Principal: Kevin Beazley Association (5-1, 2nd)

First Row: Brayden Randolph, Will Felts, Tyler Bowles, Davey Campbell, Ridge Ahrens. Second Row: Kyler Haft, Derek Tomalak, Jack Voll, George Ames, Brenden Keith, Luke Knight. Third Row: Sebastian Roesler, Braydn Lehman, Matthew Johnson, Tommy Burt, Brandon Felts, Kaden Mozena, Ryan Phillips. Fourth Row: Jonathan Baughey, Zak Shadley, Thomas Tengler, Scott Wiler, Kaden Settles, Tommy Baker, Ethan Herington, Garrett Daugherty. Fifth Row: Coach Zak McNitt, Casey Randolph, John Schuler, Head Coach Jeremy Fielder, Dave Pray, Collin Poore, Joe Gillies, Ken Roberts.


LT 50 Brandon Felts LG 74 Kayden Mozena C 60 Ryan Phillips RG 72 Tyler Bowles RT 71 William Felts TE 88 Brenden Keith

TE QB HB FB HB

32 Tommy Burt 8 Derek Tomalak 11 Davey Campbell 44 Brayden Randolph 6 Bradyn Lehman

Defense DE 72 Tyler Bowles DT 71 William Felts DT 50 Brandon Felts DE 32 Tommy Burt LB 44 Brayden Randolph LB 6 Bradyn Lehman

LB CB CB S S

2 Zak Shadley 4 Nik Shadley 10 George Ames 12 Ridge Ahrens 11 Davey Campbell

Specialists Punt Returns: 12 Ridge Ahrens, 6 Bradyn Lehman,

4 Nik Shadley Kickoff Returns: 12 Ridge Ahrens, 6 Bradyn Lehman Punters: 6 Bradyn Lehman, 5 Jack Voll PAT-FG Kicker: 19 Johnathan Baughey Holder: 11 Davey Campbell Long Snappers: 88 Brenden Keith, 12 Ridge Ahrens

• Clinton

Head Coach: Jeremy Fielder (27-5 / 3 years)

Team Stats C OPP


218 First Downs 116

543 Rushing Att 303


54 Rushing TDs 14


28 Passes Att 147

7 Passes Comp 69

3 Passing TDs 12

4 Intercepted 10


49 Penalties 38



52 Third Down% 27

72 Fourth Down % 24

Stats Through Regional Gamel

Results

MHSAA Finals

C OPP 49 Ida 28 54 Brooklyn Columbia Central 6 14 Blissfield 28 34 Dundee 20 56 Onsted 13 21 Hillsdale 14

MHSAA DISTRICTS 59 Detroit Voyageur Prep 20 42 Erie-Mason 24 16 Blissfield 13

MHSAA REGIONAL 13 Warren Michigan Collegiate 12

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 40 Constantine 6


wildcats School Colors: Royal Blue & White Athletic Director: Jay Mulder Superintendent: Jeffrey Johnson Conference: West Michigan Conference Principal: Troy Moran (6-0, 1st)

Montague (11-0)

First Row: David Dobson, Zachary Nelson, Alec Waruszewski, Luke Booth, Walker Martin, Drew Collins, Samuel Smith, TreyMikkelsen, Christopher Kessler, Dakota Croff-Wiegand. Second Row: Craig Smith, Andrew Kooi, Colton Blankstrom, HaydenMcDonald, Reece Taylor, Tugg Nichols, Dylan Everett, Ian Degen, Brad Francis. Third Row: Izac Jarka, John Greiner, Michael Moore,Silas Jancek, Nicholas Moss, Joel Booth, Owen Petersen, Chase Gowell, Kade Johnson, Rodney Brassfield. Fourth Row: RandyMikkelsen, Brock Myers, Denny Barnes, Jeff Stark, Patrick Collins, Cody Kater, Dan French, Brian Jaekel, Matt McDonald.


LT 50 Alec Waruszewski LG 52 Walker Martin C 77 Hayden McDonald RG 78 Luke Booth RT 71 Christopher Kessler WR 25 Samuel Smith

WR 21 Tugg Nichols QB 5 Drew Collins RB 22 Dylan Everett WR 7 Andrew Kooi WR 30 Owen Petersen

Defense

Montague•

Specialists Punt Returns: 25 Samuel Smith, 2 Izac Jarka, 21 Tugg Nichols,

16 Chase Gowell Kickoff Returns: 2 Izac Jarka, 21 Tugg Nichols, 4 Zachary Nelson, 22 Dylan Everett, 28 Reece Taylor Punters: 5 Drew Collins, 12 Colton Blankstrom PAT-FG Kickers: 7 Andrew Kooi, 5 Drew Collins Holders: 5 Drew Collins, 13 Trey Mikkelsen Long Snappers: 77 Hayden McDonald, 16 Chase Gowell

Team Stats M OPP


185 First Downs --

283 Rushing Att --

1863 Rushing Yards --

43 Rushing TDs --


205 Passes Att --

145 Passes Comp --

24 Passing TDs --

2 Intercepted --

38.43 Punting Avg --

-- Penalties --

-- Penalty Yards --

-- Fumbles- Lost --

-- Third Down% --


Results

Head Coach: Patrick Collins (158-45 / 17 years) MHSAA Finals

DL 52 Walker Martin LB 12 Colton Blankstrom DL 71 Christopher Kessler DB 30 Owen Petersen DL 77 Hayden McDonald DB 2 Izac Jarka LB 6 Rodney Brassfield DB 25 Samuel Smith LB 50 Alec Waruszewski DB 5 Drew Collins LB 13 Trey Mikkelsen

M OPP 55 Hart 0 42 Muskegon Oakridge 6 48 Ravenna 6 63 Shelby 0 34 Whitehall 31 41 North Muskegon 13

MHSAA DISTRICTS 75 Hart 0 50 Clare 7 36 Muskegon Catholic Central 7

MHSAA REGIONAL 41 Montrose 16

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 49 Grayling 14

1 1

8 41.000 46.167 8

4 41.000 46.167 4

5 21.333 15.533 5

2 35.000 46.167 2

7 35.000 21.333 7

3 35.000 18.833 3

6 22.500 18.833 6

1 35.000 46.167 1

8 38.333 53.333 8

4 28.600 53.333 4

5 28.600 23.167 5

2 31.100 53.333 2

7 38.267 36.167 7

3 31.100 36.167 3

6 31.100 32.000 6

1 1

8 41.667 39.667 8

4 41.667 39.667 4

5 28.167 22.667 5

2 41.667 39.667 2

7 31.167 32.833 7

3 31.167 32.833 3

6 28.167 28.800 6

1 36.333 39.667 1

8 45.667 37.833 8

4 45.667 29.833 4

5 29.833 29.833 5

2 36.333 29.833 2

7 36.333 36.833 7

3 36.333 36.833 3

6 35.000 33.500 6


NorthPointe Chr

Ithaca

DISTRICT 1ST RD

58

6

TC St Francis

L'Anse

Harbor Springs

Lake City

McBain

Farwell

Evart

Charlevoix

Roscommon

Mancelona

Manistique

36

12

0

14

26

Pewamo-Westph

Hesperia

North Muskegon

St Charles

Sandusky

Reese

Hemlock

Cass City

EPBP Laker

Bad Axe

Vassar

0

19

48

54

26

36

12

0

Morley Stanwd

Houghton Lake

Beaverton

Pine River

Oscoda

St Louis

Lakeview

Charlevoix 32

18

35

0

54

0

1

0

31Ravenna

District 49

35

38

TC St Francis

Evart

46

0

65

7

1

0

1

0

23

Charlevoix 52

Mancelona

TC St Francis

Harbor Springs

McBain

Evart

Beaverton

Oscoda

44

Cass City

CHAMPIONIthaca

Ravenna

TC St Francis New Lothropvs

Ithaca

24

1

0

22

21

Sandusky 12

6

35

8

31

34

27

33

41

0

18

17

20

17

14

Pewamo-Westph

North Muskegon

Hemlock

Bad Axe

36

Cass City

District 50

District 51

District 52

Pewamo-Westph

Hemlock

Oscoda

Ithaca

Oscoda

Cass City

New Lothrop

Burton Bendle

Byron

Laingsburg

Bath

Perry

Detroit Loyola

Hartford

Homer

MH Madison

Detroit Central

Det Community

Schoolcraft

Glsbrg-Augusta

New Haven

Clintondale

GPW Univ Liggett

MH Bishop Foley

Monroe SMCC

Leslie

Grass Lake

Manchester

0

38

22

0

42

24

1

0

46

14

Union City

Rvrvw Gabl Rich

Springport

Hanover-Horton

Lumen Christi

Bronson

Delton Kellogg

Lawton

20

39

7

40

6

42

6

29

6

18

40

48

7

Schoolcraft

Delton Kellogg

New Lothrop

Burton Bendle

Laingsburg

Bath

Detroit Loyola

36

40

27

24

26

22

54

Grass Lake

63

16

28

44

31

0

34

30

43

14

21

19

21

42

41

Lawton

Homer

Rvrvw Gabl Rich

Lumen Christi

Monroe SMCC

Clintondale

MH Bishop Foley

Detroit Central

56

12

50

8

42

35

New Lothrop

Bath

Detroit Loyola

MH Bishop Foley

Schoolcraft

Lawton

Lumen Christi

Monroe SMCC

District 53

District 54

District 55

District 56

7

22

6

36

Ford Field - Jan. 23, 10 am

22

29

7

41

New Lothrop

Schoolcraft

New Lothrop

Detroit Loyola

Schoolcraft

Lumen Christi50

TC St Francis

Cass City

13

12

TC St Francis 1

0



Division 7 Rosters Traverse city st. francis No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 2 Ayden Ferris RB/DB 5-7 140 Sr. 5 Charlie Peterson QB/DE 6-3 201 Jr. 6 John Hagelstein TE/DE 6-3 180 So. 7 Logan Kadlec RB/DL 5-7 150 Jr. 8 Wyatt Nausadis QB/DB 6-3 190 So. 10 Owen Mueller RB/DB 5-9 178 Sr. 11 Jimmy Muzljakovich TE/LB 6-1 170 Sr. 13 Jack Prichard RB/DB 5-10 155 So. 15 Gavin Nickodemus TE/DE 6-3 180 Sr. 18 Anthony Piedmonte RB/DB 5-11 155 Sr. 20 Gabe Olivier RB/DB 6-0 203 Jr. 21 Burke Flowers RB/DB 5-9 155 So. 22 Josh Groves TE/LB 6-1 175 Jr. 23 Max Corwin RB/DB 6-0 175 Jr. 30 Luke Biggar RB/DB 5-9 150 Jr. 31/51 Joey Donahue RB/LB 6-2 200 So. 33 Garrett Hathaway RB/LB 5-10 185 So. 41 Aidan Schmuckal RB/LB 6-0 205 Sr. 42 Jacob Grozenski TE/DL 6-2 203 Jr. 43 Jake Witczak TE/DL 5-10 155 Jr. 44 Drew Hardy TE/DL 6-0 207 So. 50 Zane Hetfield OL/DL 6-1 202 Sr. 52 Nick Picardat OL/DL 6-0 175 Jr. 60 Ethan Morgan OL/DL 6-0 250 So. 61 Ben Taylor OL/LB 5-8 170 So. 62 Hunter Alpers OL/DL 6-2 280 Jr. 64 Casey Donahue OL/DE 6-3 210 Sr. 65 Alex Jeynes OL/DE 6-4 215 Sr. 67 Antonio Bonanni OL/DL 6-0 235 Jr. 70 Devin Town OL/DL 6-3 240 So. 72 Brice Kempf OL/DL 6-3 220 Jr. 73 Caleb Franke OL/DL 6-0 150 So. 74 Luke Million OL/DL 6-7 260 So. 75 Ryan Henning-Neumann OL/LB 6-0 200 So. 77 Jack Beckwith OL/DL 6-0 275 Sr. 79 Justin Robb OL/DL 5-8 175 So.

Head Coach: Josh Sellers Assistant Coaches: Jim Carroll, Scott Doriot, Steve Curtis, Craig Bauer, Mike Lesinski, Dan Marquardt, Ben Beckwith, Josh Ludka, Aaron Thomson, Brian Beckwith Captains: Owen Mueller, Anthony Piedmonte, Aidan Schmuckal, Casey Donahue Team Chaplain: Father Michael Class Team Wellness: Dr. Brian Kerr, MD, Lynne Lombard, P.T., NSCA Managers:Eli Biggar, Brennan Ludka, Braxton Lesinski, Cameron Sellers, Cooper Sellers, Nathan Sellers, Isaac Kerr

MHSAA Finals

new lothrop No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 2 Garret Mangino RB/LB 5 10 165 Jr. 3 Julius Garza RB/LB 6 0 180 Sr. 4 Bryce Cheney WR/DB 6 0 175 Sr. 5 Alec Mangino RB/LB 5 10 175 Sr. 6 Cam Orr QB/DL 6 4 230 Sr. 7 Cannon Cromwell WR/DB 6 0 175 Jr. 8 Will Muron RB/DB 5 11 180 Sr. 9 Rafael Woods WR/DB 5 10 170 Jr. 12 Alec Wenzlick RB/DB 5 6 150 So. 15 Nick Barnette WR/DB 5 8 155 So. 16 Ian Gross RB/DB 5 9 170 Sr. 20 Carson Mulcahy RB/DB 6 1 175 Sr. 21 Brady Gross RB/LB 6 0 170 So. 22 Andrew Krupp RB/LB 5 8 160 Sr. 23 Jayden Galloup TE/DE 6 1 195 Sr. 24 Nolan Mulcahy RB/LB 5 8 175 So. 33 John Shanefelt RB/LB 5 8 160 So. 34 Caleb Sharp RB/DB 5 7 165 So. 40 Dominic Casciano WR/DB 5 6 160 So. 42 Hayden Andres WR/DB 5 11 165 So. 52 Cooper Symons OL/DL 6 4 265 Jr. 53 Ryan Burtch OL/DL 6 3 255 Sr. 55 Jaden Curry OL/DL 6 5 285 So. 56 Colton Symons RB/DE 6 3 185 Fr. 58 Jacob Burgess OL/DL 6 2 265 Sr. 60 Justin Webster OL/DL 6 0 275 So. 61 Kody Krupp OL/DL 6 3 255 Sr. 64 Will Taylor OL/DL 6 3 250 Sr. 65 Grayson Orr OL/DL 6 5 235 So. 66 Jack Kulhanek QB/DB 5 10 155 Fr. 71 Isiah Pasik OL/DL 6 4 265 So. — Slade Raleigh OL/DL 6 0 225 Fr. — Jacob Bullard OL/DL 5 10 220 So.

Head Coach: Clint Galvas Assistant Coaches:Brad Barnette, John Long, Steve Gauger, Todd Cheney, Trevor Beach, Austin Newman, Leo Harris, Quentin Taylor, Kevin Clark, John Ebenhoeh Captains: Cam Orr, Julius Garza, Will Muron, Will Taylor Managers: Tony Kuchar, Ken Kuchar, Adam Green, Michael Schlachter, Eric Cowen, Reese Eustace, Jude Galvas, Mason Cowen


gladiators School Colors: Navy Blue & Vegas Gold Athletic Director: Aaron Biggar Superintendent: Michael Buell Conference: Northern Michigan Football Principal: Dr. Erick Chittle League - Legends (3-2, 2nd)

traverse city st. francis (9-2)

First Row: Ayden Ferris, Owen Mueller, Jimmy Muzljakovich, Gavin Nickodemus, Anthony Piedmonte, Aidan Schmuckal, Zane Hetfield, Casey Donahue, Alex Jeynes, Jack Beckwith. Second Row: Charlie Peterson, John Hagelstein, Logan Kadlec, Wyatt Nausadis, Jack Prichard, Gabe Olivier, Burke Flowers, Josh Groves, Max Corwin. Third Row: Coach Josh Ludka, Luke Biggar, Garrett Hathaway, Jacob Grozenski, Jake Witczak, Drew Hardy, Joey Donahue, Nick Picardat, Ethan Morgan, Coach Aaron Thomson. Fourth Row: Coach Dan Marquardt, Ben Taylor, Hunter Alpers, Justin Robb, Antonio Bonanni, Devin Town, Brice Kempf, Luke Million, Coach Brian Beckwith. Fifth Row: Coach Mike Lesinski, Coach Jim Carroll, Coach Josh Sellers, Ryan Henning Neumann, Coach Craig Bauer, Coach Ben Beckwith, Coach Scott Doriot. Not Pictured: Caleb Franke.


LT 70 Devin Town LG 53 Aidan Schurg C 64 Casey Donahue RG 51 Joey Donahue RT 77 Jack Beckwith TE 11 Jimmy Muzljkovich

TE QB HB FB HB

22 Josh Groves 5 Charlie Peterson 10 Owen Mueller 41 Aidan Peterson 20 Gabe Olivier

Defense DE 15 Gavin Nickodemus DT 41 Aidan Schmuckal NG 42 Jacob Grozenski DT 64 Casey Donahue DE 11 Jimmy Muzljkovich LB 22 Josh Groves

LB LB DB S DB

Specialists

51 Joey Donahue 20 Gabe Olivier 5 Ayden Ferris 30 Luke Biggar 10 Owen Mueller

SF OPP 7 Sault Ste. Marie 14 42 Grayling 20 23 Kingsley 36 49 Cheboygan 0 35 Ogemaw Heights 14 21 Jackson Lumen Christi 20

MHSAA DISTRICTS 65 L’Anse 7 35 Harbor Springs 8 44 Charlevoix 32

MHSAA REGIONAL 1 Oscoda 0

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 13 Cass City 12

Punt Returns: 5 Ayden Ferris, 20 Gabe Olivier, 18 Anthony Piedmonte Kickoff Returns: 5 Ayden Ferris, 22 Josh Groves, 18 Anthony Piedmonte Punters: 5 Charlie Peterson, 13 Jack Prichard PAT-FG Kickers: 72 Bryce Kempf, 13 Jack Prichard Holders: 18 Anthony Piedmonte, 41 Aidan Schmuckal Long Snappers: 64 Casey Donahue, 11 Jimmy Muzljkovich

Traverse City •

Team Stats SF OPP


161 First Downs 103

384 Rushing Att 295


38 Rushing TDs 14


125 Passes Att 124

73 Passes Comp 57

5 Passing TDs 7

5 Intercepted 5


48 Penalties 54



51 Third Down% 34

Head Coach: Josh Sellers (120-17 / 11 years) Stats Through Regional Game

MHSAA Finals

NL OPP 35 Mt. Morris 8 61 Byron 0 44 Montrose 15 38 Ovid-Elsie 0 49 Durand 6 62 Chesaning 7


hornets School Colors: Black & White Athletic Director: Kevin Murphy Superintendent: Anthony Berthiuame Conference: Mid-Michigan Activities Conference Principal: Kim Kuchar (6-0, 1st)

new lothrop (10-0)

2020 New Lothrop


LT 55 Jaden Curry LG 53 Ryan Burtch C 64 Will Taylor RG 58 Jacob Burgess RT 52 Cooper Symons SL 3 Julius Garza

SL QB RB FL FL

7 Cannon Cromwell 6 Cam Orr 8 Will Muron 9 Rafael Woods 4 Bryce Cheney

Defense DE 6 Cam Orr DT 71 Isiah Pasik NG 61 Kody Krupp DT 58 Jacob Burgess LB 8 Will Muron LB 3 Julius Garza

LB DB DB DB DB

5 Alec Mangino 16 Ian Gross 4 Bryce Cheney 20 Carson Mulcahy 9 Rafael Woods

MHSAA DISTRICTS 63 Burton-Bendle 16 56 Bath 12

MHSAA REGIONAL 41 Detroit Loyola 7

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 36 Schoolcraft 21

New Lothrop•

Specialists Punt Returns: 8 Will Muron, 3 Julius Garza Kickoff Returns: 8 Will Muron, 3 Julius Garza, 9 Rafael Woods Punter: 6 Cam Orr PAT-FG Kicker: 6 Cam Orr Holder: 4 Bryce Cheney Long Snapper: 64 Will Taylor

Team Stats NL OPP


165 First Downs 72

219 Rushing Att 246


37 Rushing TDs 3


120 Passes Att 183

90 Passes Comp 66

24 Passing TDs 7

2 Intercepted 9


48 Penalties 36


8 Fumbles- Lost 14

41.5 Third Down% 20 Head Coach: Clint Galvas (127-15 / 13 years)


Results

MHSAA Finals

1 1

8 36.933 34.733 8

4 36.933 34.733 4

5 17.200 23.500 5

2 36.933 34.733 2

7 32.600 32.250 7

3 22.300 32.250 3

6 22.300 28.400 6

1 34.333 34.733 1

8 34.333 36.500 8

4 34.333 36.500 4

5 22.167 25.333 5

2 34.333 28.167 2

7 32.267 28.167 7

3 32.267 28.167 3

6 32.183 27.000 6

1 1

8 26.500 35.833 8

4 26.500 14.167 4

5 19.167 14.167 5

2 25.500 14.167 2

7 25.500 26.500 7

3 25.500 23.333 3

6 11.167 23.333 6

1 28.500 38.833 1

8 37.533 38.833 8

4 37.533 38.833 4

5 23.500 21.700 5

2 28.500 38.833 2

7 28.500 36.667 7OT

3 28.500 24.533 3

6 25.833 24.533 6

35

0

0

8

Centreville

Everest Coll

14

23

13

Centreville

Sand Creek

Summerfield

Everest Coll36

Joburg-Lewiston

Ubly

0

43

Iron Mountain 6

7


0

34

28

Centreville

Reading

Addison

Sand Creek

Summerfield

Whiteford

Everest Coll

RO Shrine Cath

District 61

District 62

District 63

District 64

RO Shrine Cath

16

0

50

8

28

13

60

0

20

29

34

46

47

0

19

Det Leadership

Whiteford

Everest Coll

SH Parkway Chr

AH Oakland Chr

Dansville

Sand Creek

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 2 Tyler Swanwick WR/DB 6-3 160 Jr. 3 Tristan McElroy WR/DB 6-1 160 Sr. 7 Gunner Bunning RB/ OLB 5-8 150 Sr. 9 Ethan Gross FB/ DT 5-7 160 Sr. 10 Sam Todd QB/ FS 6-1 185 Sr. 11 Mason Lemings RB/ DB 6-5 160 Jr. 12 Jared Spencer FB/ DE 6-3 195 Sr. 13 Gavin Bunning FB/ MLB 5-7 160 So. 18 Jadon Brooks WR/DT 5-7 155 Sr. 21 Matt Lorencz RB/ OLB 6-2 190 Sr. 22 Henrick Payne WR/OLB 5-10 170 Sr. 23 Chaseton Wyckoff RB/ DE 5-9 160 So. 26 Braylen Wyckoff FB/ OLB 5-10 170 Jr. 30 Thai Pratel WR/DB 5-6 140 Jr. 34 Clay Hall FB/ DT 5-7 165 Jr. 50 Ethan Brownridge OG/DE 5-9 220 Sr. 55 Justus Prichard OG/ DT 5-8 215 Sr. 56 Colt Ferrier OG/ DT 5-8 170 Sr. 58 Carson Kahila OG/ DT 5-9 180 Jr. 62 Jacob Spencer OT/ MLB 6-3 190 Sr. 63 DeWayne Stephenson C/ DT 6-2 250 Sr. 66 Gavin Williams OG/ DT 5-10 215 Jr. 70 Tanner Jepsen OT/ DE 6-3 250 Jr. 76 Garret Russell OT/ DT 5-10 400 Jr. 79 Tyler Griggs OT/ DE 6-1 220 Jr.

Head Coach: Jerry Schultz Assistant Coaches: Trevor Haas, Zach Fillwock, Wednell Hughes, Aaron Hartong, Andrew Olson, Jon Eicher, Doug Mostrom Captain: Sam Todd Managers: Kodey Beachy, Garrison Bunning

MHSAA Finals

ubly No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class 2 Matt Brandel WR/S 5-11 150 Jr. 3 Jaxson Susalla RB/S 5-4 125 Fr. 5 Caden Osentoski RB/S 5-7 135 So. 10 Evan Peruski QB/S 5-11 165 Fr. 11 Levi Peruski TE/DE 6-0 180 Sr. 12 Chris Oswald QB/DE 6-0 185 So. 14 Logan Mueller RB/S 6-1 165 Jr. 20 Ryan Learman TE/S 6-0 150 Fr. 22 Kyle Sweeney TE/CB 6-1 180 Jr. 27 Mark Heilig RB/S 5-9 160 So. 30 Carson Heleski RB/LB 6-1 190 Sr. 33 Jace Susalla RB/NT 5-6 160 So. 37 Aiden Mackowiak RB/CB 5-10 155 So. 47 Colin Oberski RB/DT 6-1 180 Jr. 50 Cameron Ferris G/DT 6-2 185 So. 51 Alex Foote C/DT 6-4 185 Jr. 53 Aaron Weber OT/DT 6-0 195 Fr. 55 Nolan Van Erp OT/LB 5-10 190 Sr. 60 Jesse Travis OT/DT 5-8 200 Jr. 61 Seth Maurer G/LB 5-10 180 Fr. 62 Josh Russell OT/DT 6-0 260 Fr. 65 Carter Hughes OT/DT 6-3 200 Jr. 66 Austin Burk G/NT 5-7 160 Sr. 68 Parker Peruski G/DE 5-11 170 So. 71 Charles Wallace OT/NT 5-11 260 So. 76 Mitchell Foote OT/DT 6-2 190 Fr. 77 Ethan Gillig C/DT 6-1 215 Jr. 78 Mason Hughes OT/DT 6-0 200 Fr. 79 Canden Peruski G/LB 5-7 160 Fr. 81 Logan Volmering TE/DE 5-10 170 So. 88 Austin Gentner TE/DE 6-1 190 Fr. 90 Cole Hagen K/P 6-1 180 Sr.

Head Coach: Eric Sweeney Assistant Coach: Jim Becker Captains: Carson Heleski, Nolan Van Erp

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ubly (9-2) bearcats School Colors: Orange & Black Athletic Director: Branden Sorenson

Superintendent: Joe Candela Conference: Greater Thumb Conference Principal: Jeremy Warner (3-2, 2nd)

First Row: Jesse Travis, Nolan Van Erp, Mark Heilig, Evan Peruski, Aiden Mackowiak, Austin Burk. Second Row: Parker Peruski, Kyle Sweeney, Colin Oberski, Logan Mueller, Matthew Brandel. Third Row: Levi Peruski, Cameron Ferris, Carter Hughes, Alex Foote, Cole Hagen, Carson Heleski.


LT 65 Carter Hughes LG 66 Austin Burk C 77 Ethan Gillig RG 68 Parker Peruski RT 55 Nolan VanErp TE 22 Kyle Sweeney

SE QB RB FB FL

11 Levi Peruski 10 Evan Peruski 47 Colin Oberski 30 Carson Heleski 14 Logan Mueller

Defense DE 11 Levi Peruski DT 65 Carter Hughes NG 66 Austin Burk DT 50 Cameron Ferris DE 68 Parker Peruski LB 30 Carson Heleski

LB LB DB DB DB

Specialists

55 Nolan VanErp 37 Aiden Mackowiak 2 Matt Brandel 10 Evan Peruski 22 Kyle Sweeney

Punt Returns: 10 Evan Peruski Kickoff Returns: 30 Carson Heleski, 10 Evan Peruski Punter: 90 Cole Hagen PAT-FG Kicker: 90 Cole Hagen Holder: 30 Carson Heleski Long Snapper: 11 Levi Peruski

Head Coach: Eric Sweeney (9-2 / 1 year) MHSAA Finals

Results

Ubly

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Team Stats U OPP


-- First Downs --

384 Rushing Att 304


46 Rushing TDs 11


15 Passes Att 118

12 Passes Comp 44

2 Passing TDs 4

0 Intercepted 11

34 Punting Avg --

16 Penalties 21



-- Third Down% --


U OPP 14 Harbor Beach 16 59 Memphis 0 20 Sandusky 38 34 Flint Hamady 14 48 Brown City 12 34 Bad Axe 0

MHSAA DISTRICTS 42 Brown City 8 20 Unionville-Sebewaing (OT) 14 42 Flint Beecher 0

MHSAA REGIONAL 36 Carson City-Crystal 6

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 43 Johannesburg-Lewiston 0

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bulldogs School Colors: Blue & Gold Athletic Director: Jill Peterson Superintendent: Stephanie Lemmer Conference: Southwest 10 Conference Principal: Chad Brady (5-0, 1st)

centreville (10-0)

First Row: Thai Pratel, Braylon Wyckoff, Henrick Payne, Matt Lorencz, Jadon Brooks, Jared Spencer, Mason Lemings, Sam Todd,Ethan Gross, Gunner Bunning, Tristan McElroy, Tyler Swanwick. Second Row: Assistant Coach Trevor Haas, Gavin Williams, ClayHall, Ethan Brownridge, Branson Schrock, Justus Prichard, Colt Ferrier, Dewayne Stephenson, Tanner Jepson, Carson Kahila,Garrett Russell, Tyler Griggs, Jacob Spencer, Head Coach Jerry Schultz.


LT 79 Tyler Griggs LG 58 Carson Kahila C 63 DeWayne Stephenson RG 56 Colt Ferrier RT 73 Tanner Jepsen Wing 7 Gunner Bunning

Wing 11 Mason Lemings QB 10 Sam Todd FB 12 Jared Spencer WR 3 Tristan McElroy WR 2 Tyler Swanwick

Defense

C OPP 52 Decatur 0 14 White Pigeon 8 36 Cassopolis 7 36 Mendon 0 38 Hartford 0 42 Mount Morris 0

MHSAA DISTRICTS 16 White Pigeon 0 32 Reading 14

MHSAA REGIONAL 8 Sand Creek 0

MHSAA SEMIFINAL 1 Clarkston Everest Collegiate 0

• Centreville

Specialists Punt Returns: 2 Tyler Swanwick Kickoff Returns: 7 Gunner Bunning, 2 Tyler Swanwick, 3 Tristan McElroy, 10 Sam Todd Punters: 12 Jared Spencer PAT-FG Kickers: N/A Holders: N/A Long Snappers: 58 Carson Kahila Head Coach: Jerry Schultz (10-0 / 1 year)

Team Stats C OPP


140 First Downs 71

370 Rushing Att 251


26 Rushing TDs 3


37 Passes Att 133

22 Passes Comp 61

7 Passing TDs 1

2 Intercepted 17

33 Punting Avg 25.1

21 Penalties 24



54.2 Third Down% 25.5


Results

MHSAA Finals

DE 12 Jared Spencer SS 7 Gunner Bunning DT 79 Tyler Griggs SS 21 Matt Lorencz NG 56 Colt Ferrier FS 10 Sam Todd DT 9 Ethan Gross DB 2 Tyler Swakwick DE 50 Ethan Brownridge DB 3 Tristan McElroy MLB 62 Jacob Spencer

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Football Finals History DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 2019 Davison (Jake Weingartz) Brighton 35-25 2019 Muskegon Mona Shores (Matt Koziak) Detroit Martin Luther King 35-26 2018 Clinton Twp. Chippewa Valley (Scott Merchant) Clarkston 31-30 2018 Warren DeLaSalle (Mike Giannone) Muskegon Mona Shores 29-16 2017 Clarkston (Kurt Richardson) West Bloomfield 3-2 2017 Warren DeLaSalle (Mike Giannone) Livonia Franklin 41-6 2016 Detroit Cass Tech (Thomas Wilcher) Detroit Catholic Central 49-20 2016 Detroit Martin Luther King (Tyrone Spencer) Walled Lake Western 18-0 2015 Romeo (Jason Couch & Curt Rienas) Detroit Cass Tech 41-27 2015 Detroit Martin Luther King (Dale Harvel) Lowell 40-38 2014 Clarkston (Kurt Richardson) Saline 33-25 2014 Warren DeLaSalle (Paul Verska) Muskegon Mona Shores 44-8 2013 Clarkston (Kurt Richardson) Detroit Catholic Central 32-14 2013 Birmingham Brother Rice (Al Fracassa) Muskegon 38-21 2012 Detroit Cass Tech (Thomas Wilcher) Detroit Catholic Central 36-21 2012 Birmingham Brother Rice (Al Fracassa) Muskegon 35-28 2011 Detroit Cass Tech (Thomas Wilcher) Detroit Catholic Central 49-13 2011 Birmingham Brother Rice (Al Fracassa) Lowell 24-14 2010 Lake Orion (Chris Bell) Plymouth 21-13 2010 Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington) Lowell 38-28 2009 Detroit Catholic Central (Tom Mach) Sterling Heights Stevenson 31-21 2009 Lowell (Noel Dean) Inkster 27-6 2008 Rockford (Ralph Munger) Lake Orion 26-14 2008 Muskegon (Tony Annese) Warren DeLaSalle 34-14 2007 Macomb Dakota (Mike Giannone) Livonia Stevenson 41-21 2007 Detroit Martin Luther King (James Reynolds) Midland 47-21 2006 Macomb Dakota (Mike Giannone) Rockford 38-16 2006 Muskegon (Tony Annese) Warren DeLaSalle 32-30 2005 Rockford (Ralph Munger) Canton 31-21 2005 Birmingham Brother Rice (Al Fracassa) Hudsonville 14-7 2004 Rockford (Ralph Munger) Sterling Hts Stevenson 31-6 2004 Muskegon (Tony Annese) Orchard Lake St. Mary's 31-7 2003 Detroit Catholic Central (Tom Mach) Utica Eisenhower 24-16 2003 Rochester Adams (Tony Patritto) Birmingham Brother Rice 28-7 2002 Detroit Catholic Central (Tom Mach) East Kentwood 36-26 2002 Lowell (Noel Dean) Birmingham Brother Rice 31-14 2001 Detroit Catholic Central (Tom Mach) Utica Eisenhower 24-21 2001 Clinton Twp. Chippewa Valley (Mike Carr) Jenison 26-13 2000 Grand Ledge (Pat O'Keefe) Utica Eisenhower 19-14 2000 Birmingham Brother Rice (Al Fracassa) Hudsonville 21-7 1999 Walled Lake Western (Mike Zdebski) Utica Eisenhower 19-7 1999 Saginaw (Donald Durrett) Birmingham Brother Rice 14-7

CLASS AA CLASS BB Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 1998 Detroit Catholic Central (Tom Mach) Rockford 27-23 1998 Menominee (Ken Hofer) Haslett 42-6 1997 Detroit Catholic Central (Tom Mach) Ann Arbor Huron 23-7 1997 Ogemaw Heights (Larry Bellor) Marshall 19-12 1996 Walled Lake Western (Chuck Apap) Sterling Heights Stevenson 34-18 1996 Marshall (Rich Hulkow) Kingsford 14-13 1995 Detroit Catholic Central (Tom Mach) Holt 24-0 1995 East Grand Rapids (George Barcheski) Allen Park 14-7 1994 Troy (Gary Griffith) Bay City Central 17-0 1994 Monroe Jefferson (Marc Cisco) East Grand Rapids 19-18 1993 Dearborn Fordson (Jeff Stergalas) Westland John Glenn 12-7 1993 East Grand Rapids (George Barcheski) Oxford 28-25 (OT)1992 Detroit Catholic Central (Tom Mach) Saginaw Arthur Hill 21-20 1992 Oxford (Bud Rowley) GR Kenowa Hills 20-13 (OT)1991 Saginaw Arthur Hill (Jim Eurick) Detroit Catholic Central 13-12 1991 Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington) Cheboygan 34-7 1990 Detroit Catholic Central (Tom Mach) Detroit Martin Luther King 21-0 1990 Dowagiac Union (Bernard Thomas) Oxford 35-14

CLASS A CLASS B 1998 Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington) Hudsonville 35-13 1998 Chesaning (Jim Szappan) Belding 41-38 1997 Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington) Midland Dow 21-6 1997 Belding (Irv Sigler) Riverview 42-13 1996 Grandville (Doug Throop) Farmington Hills Harrison 24-17 1996 Jackson Lumen Christi (Herb Brogan) Belding 17-11 1995 Lapeer West (Jeff Putnam) South Lyon 24-21 (2 OT) 1995 Detroit Country Day (Joe D'Angelo) Muskegon Orchard View 28-14 1994 Farmington Hills Harrison (John Harrington) GR Forest Hills Central 17-13 1994 Belding (Irv Sigler) Detroit Country Day 50-41 1993 Farmington Hills Harrison (John Harrington) Midland 12-9 1993 Kingsford (Chris Hofer) Imlay City 35-14 1992 Muskegon Reeths-Puffer (Pete Kutches) Walled Lake Western 21-18 1992 Marysville (Walt Braun) Kingsford 21-12 1991 East Lansing (Jeff Smith) Birmingham Brother Rice 14-0 1991 Monroe St. Mary CC (Joseph Sandersen) Coopersville 16-7 1990 Birmingham Brother Rice (Al Fracassa) Midland 24-10 1990 Dearborn Heights Robichaud (Robert Yauck) Kingsford 21-7 1989 Muskegon (Dave Taylor) Detroit Martin Luther King 16-13 1989 Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington) DeWitt 28-27 1988 Traverse City (Jim Ooley) Detroit Catholic Central 24-14 1988 Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington) St. Joseph 44-9 1987 Ann Arbor Pioneer (Charles Lori) Detroit Catholic Central 3-0 1987 Grand Rapids Catholic Central (James Galvin) Farmington Hills Harrison 19-7 1986 Muskegon (Dave Taylor) Sterling Heights Stevenson 10-0 1986 Marysville (Walt Braun) Grand Rapids S. Christian 38-15 1985 Traverse City (Jim Ooley) Troy 29-3 1985 Dearborn Divine Child (Wes Wishart) Wyoming Park 21-0 1984 Ann Arbor Pioneer (Charles Lori) Dearborn Fordson 38-12 1984 Wyoming Park (Jack VerDuin) Monroe Catholic Central 33-21 1983 Birmingham Brother Rice (Albert Fracassa) East Lansing 15-12 1983 East Grand Rapids (George Barcheski) Battle Creek Lakeview 35-0 1982 Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington) Dearborn Fordson 17-14 (2 OT) 1982 Muskegon Catholic Central (Pete Kutches) Dearborn Divine Child 17-14 1981 Escanaba (Jerry Cvengros) Fraser 16-6 1981 Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington) Muskegon Catholic Central 7-0 1980 Birmingham Brother Rice (Albert Fracassa) Dearborn Fordson 6-0 1980 Muskegon Catholic Central (Pete Kutches) Okemos 29-0 1979 Detroit Catholic Central (Thomas Mach) Escanaba 32-7 1979 Jackson Lumen Christi (Jim Crowley) Grand Rapids West Catholic 21-0 1978 Traverse City (Jim Ooley) North Farmington 20-14 1978 Warren Woods (Dennis Zbozen) GR Catholic Central 13-12 (OT)1977 Birmingham Brother Rice (Albert Fracassa) Portage Central 17-7 1977 Jackson Lumen Christi (Jim Crowley) Saginaw MacArthur 17-16 1976 Midland Dow (Al Quick) Farmington Hills Harrison 36-27 1976 East Grand Rapids (George Barcheski) Okemos 26-7 1975 Livonia Franklin (Armand Vigna) Traverse City 21-7 1975 Dearborn Divine Child (Robert LaPointe) Saginaw MacArthur 21-0

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Football Finals History

MHSAA Finals

DIVISION 3 DIVISION 4 Year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999

Champion (Coach)River Rouge (Corey Parker)Detroit Martin Luther King (Tyrone Spencer) Muskegon (Shane Farfield)Orchard Lake St. Mary's (George Porritt)Orchard Lake St. Mary's (George Porritt)Orchard Lake St. Mary's (George Porritt)Zeeland West (John Shillito) Grand Rapids Christian (Don Fellows)Orchard Lake St. Mary's (George Porritt)East Grand Rapids (Peter Stuursma)East Grand Rapids (Peter Stuursma)East Grand Rapids (Peter Stuursma)East Grand Rapids (Peter Stuursma)East Grand Rapids (Peter Stuursma)Caledonia (Tom Burrill) Lowell (Noel Dean)East Grand Rapids (Peter Stuursma)East Grand Rapids (Peter Stuursma)Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington)Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington)Farmington Hills Harrison (John Herrington)

Runner-Up Score Muskegon 30-7 Muskegon 41-25 Farmington Hills Harrison 28-10 Muskegon 29-28 Chelsea 29-12 Muskegon 7-0 DeWitt 34-27 Orchard Lake St. Mary's 40-37 (OT) Mt. Pleasant 45-7 Orchard Lake St. Mary's 35-27 Orchard Lake St. Mary's 24-21 Inkster 43-24 Orchard Lake St. Mary's 46-39 (5OT)Farmington Hills Harrison 42-17 Haslett 27-6 St. Johns 38-17 Allen Park 28-15 DeWitt 55-14 Fruitport 28-6 East Lansing 42-0 Grand Rapids Creston 42-35

Year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999

Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score Grand Rapids Catholic Central (Todd Kolster) Detroit Country Day 44-0 Edwardsburg (Kevin Bartz) Chelsea 28-7 Grand Rapids Catholic Central (Todd Kolster) Edwardsburg 42-31 Grand Rapids Catholic Central (Todd Kolster) Detroit Country Day 10-7 Zeeland West (John Shillito) Flint Powers Catholic 40-14 Grand Rapids South Christian (Mark Tamminga) Lansing Sexton 28-27 Marine City (Ron Glodich) Grand Rapids S. Christian 49-35 Grand Rapids South Christian (Mark Tamminga) Detroit Country Day 40-7 Zeeland West (John Shillito) Marine City 45-7 Grand Rapids Catholic Central (Todd Kolster) Williamston 27-23 Marshall (Rich Hulkow) Three Rivers 49-28 Holland Christian (Willie Snead III) Detroit Country Day 35-20 Marine City (Tony Scarcelli) Detroit Country Day 21-7 Zeeland West (John Schillito) Coopersville 22-0 Flint Powers Catholic (Jack Pratt) GR Catholic Central 17-10 Muskegon Orchard View (Matthew McDonald) DeWitt 31-14 Three Rivers (Scot Shaw) DeWitt 24-6 Grand Rapids South Christian (Bob Blacquiere) Riverview 42-13 Chesaning (Jim Szappan) Orchard Lake St. Mary's 14-7 Orchard Lake St. Mary's (George Porritt) Coopersville 26-13 Orchard Lake St. Mary's (George Porritt) GR South Christian 34-13

CLASS CC CLASS DD Year 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990

Champion (Coach)Montrose (Dennis Reinhart)Muskegon Oakridge (Jack Schugars)Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Gregory Carter)Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Gregory Carter)Orchard Lake St. Mary (George Porritt)Hartford (James Webb) Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Ron Thompson) Battle Creek Pennfield (Dave Hudson)Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Ron Thompson)

Runner-Up Score Whittemore-Prescott 21-14 Vermontville-Maple Valley 6-0 Iron Mountain 30-14 Whittemore-Prescott 14-6 Constantine 35-7 Onsted 43-14 Montague 12-7 Negaunee 14-8 Muskegon Oakridge 22-13

Year 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990

Champion (Coach)Fulton-Middleton (Ed Lark)Lawrence (Jim Coady)Pittsford (Bob Clement)Mendon (John Schwartz)Maple City Glen Lake (Bill Hollenbeck)Mendon (John Schwartz)Lake Linden-Hubbell (Ronald Warner) Mendon (John Schwartz)Marion (Thomas Cutler)

Runner-Up Score Harper Woods Bish.Gallagher 21-20 Mio 28-6 Maple City Glen Lake 47-7 Lake Linden-Hubbell 19-8 Waterford Our Lady 20-10 McBain 7-0 Sand Creek 16-3 Lake Linden-Hubbell 30-14 Waterford Our Lady 33-7

CLASS C CLASS D 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975

Unionville-Sebewaing (Tim Travis) Ravenna (Dusty Fairfield)Ravenna (Dusty Fairfield)Muskegon Catholic Central (Mike Holmes)Ravenna (Dusty Fairfield)Iron Mountain (Thomas Wender) Traverse City St. Francis (Larry Sellers) Muskegon Catholic Central (Mike Holmes)Muskegon Catholic Central (Mike Holmes)Schoolcraft (Larry Ledlow)Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Ron Thompson) Erie-Mason (Al Romano)Detroit Country Day (Joe D'Angelo)Lansing Catholic Central (Phil Booth)Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Ron Thompson) Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Ron Thompson) Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Ron Thompson) Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port (Bill McLellan)Munising (Terry Sayen) Ishpeming (John Croze)Grand Rapids Forest Hills N. (Tim McGee) Orchard Lake St. Mary (Art Paddy)Flat Rock (Lawrence Dugan)Ishpeming (Mike Mileski)

Traverse City St. Francis 16-8 Decatur 48-26 Morenci 30-14 Morenci 19-7 Schoolcraft 43-7 Manchester 28-8 HW Bishop Gallagher (2OT) 28-21 Harbor Beach 34-0 Galesburg-Augusta 21-6 Ontonagon 14-7 Ravenna 22-14 Saginaw Nouvel 14-7 Muskegon Catholic Central 18-14 St. Ignace 33-6 GR South Christian 38-26 Traverse City St. Francis 28-26 Rogers City 44-0 North Muskegon 15-6 White Pigeon 19-7 Watervliet 13-0 Bad Axe 18-16 Iron River W. Iron County 48-12 Onaway 30-8 Hudson 38-22

1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975

Fowler (Neal Hoffman) Iron Mountain N. Dickinson 26-8 Lake Linden-Hubbell (Ronald Warner) Portland St. Patrick 30-8 Fowler (Neal Hoffman) Lake Linden-Hubbell 10-0 Fowler (Steve Spicer) Baraga 28-6 Beal City (Ben Steele) Litchfield 35-14 Fowler (Steve Spicer) Frankfort 17-0 Portland St. Patrick (Chris Schrauben) Frankfort 34-13 Frankfort (Tim Klein) Portland St. Patrick 21-7 Frankfort (Tim Klein) Lawrence 33-6 Mendon (John Schwartz) Lake Linden-Hubbell 31-0 Schoolcraft (Larry Ledlow) Frankfort 42-7 Martin (Bob Kubiak) Beal City 21-0 Saginaw Mich Lutheran Seminary (Loren Dietrich) Fowler 36-24 Battle Creek St. Philip (Michael Hume) Bessemer 31-0 Gobles (Daniel Armstrong) Crystal Falls Forest Park 31-22 St. Ignace (Barry Pierson) Mendon 15-12 Mendon (Roger Smith) Rudyard 44-8 Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Ron Thompson) Crystal Falls Forest Park 34-0 Norway (Robert Giannunzio) Fowler 25-0 Norway (Robert Giannunzio) Schoolcraft 21-6 Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Ron Thompson) Crystal Falls Forest Park 38-14 Flint Holy Rosary (Bill Hermann) Crystal Falls Forest Park 21-20 Crystal Falls Forest Park (Richard Mettlach) Flint Holy Rosary 14-6 Crystal Falls Forest Park (Richard Mettlach) Flint Holy Rosary 50-0

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Football Finals History DIVISION 5 DIVISION 6 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 2019 Lansing Catholic (Jim Ahern) Almont 31-7 2019 Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central (Adam Kipf) Maple City Glen Lake 7-0 2018 Hudsonville Unity Christian (Craig Tibbe) Portland 42-7 2018 Jackson Lumen Christi (Herb Brogan) Montague 42-28 2017 Grand Rapids West Catholic (Joe Hyland) Saginaw Swan Valley 34-7 2017 Jackson Lumen Christi (Herb Brogan) Ithaca 40-34 2016 Grand Rapids West Catholic (Joe Hyland) Menominee 43-7 2016 Jackson Lumen Christi (Herb Brogan) Maple City Glen Lake 26-14 2015 Grand Rapids West Catholic (Dan Rohn) River Rouge 40-34 2015 Ithaca (Terry Hessbrook) Clinton 27-20 2014 Grand Rapids West Catholic (Dan Rohn) Lansing Catholic 24-20 2014 Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central (Jack Giarmo)Ithaca 22-12 2013 Grand Rapids West Catholic (Dan Rohn) Menominee 27-14 2013 Ithaca (Terry Hessbrook) Clinton 41-22 2012 Portland (John Novara) Grand Rapids W. Catholic 12-9 2012 Ithaca (Terry Hessbrook) Constantine 37-27 2011 Flint Powers Catholic (Bob Buckel) Lansing Catholic 56-26 2011 Ithaca (Terry Hessbrook) Constantine 42-14 2010 Grand Rapids West Catholic (Dan Rohn) Olivet 42-26 2010 Ithaca (Terry Hessbrook) Monroe St. Mary CC 45-35 2009 Jackson Lumen Christi (Herb Brogan) Clare 42-7 2009 Montague (Pat Collins) Monroe St. Mary CC 24-21 2008 Muskegon Oakridge (Jack Schugars) Ovid-Elsie 26-14 2008 Montague (Pat Collins) Leslie 41-20 2007 Menominee (Ken Hofer) Jackson Lumen Christi 21-7 2007 Saginaw Nouvel (Michael Boyd) Blissfield 12-7 2006 Menominee (Ken Hofer) Madison Heights Madison 41-6 2006 Saginaw Nouvel (Michael Boyd) Inkster 28-14 2005 Muskegon Oakridge (Jack Schugars) Jackson Lumen Christi 42-28 2005 Kingsley (Tim Wooer) Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 31-21 2004 Jackson Lumen Christi (Herb Brogan) Midland Bullock Creek 13-0 2004 Constantine (Tim Baker) Suttons Bay 34-13 2003 Jackson Lumen Christi (Herb Brogan) Muskegon Oakridge 23-0 2003 Ravenna (Dusty Fairfield) Saginaw Nouvel 16-14 2002 Montrose (Dennis Reinhart) Constantine 14-0 2002 Negaunee (Paul Jacobson) Hopkins 28-20 (OT) 2001 Jackson Lumen Christi (Herb Brogan) Livonia Clarenceville 49-0 2001 Schoolcraft (Larry Ledlow) McBain 26-8 2000 Jackson Lumen Christi (Herb Brogan) Spring Lake 42-15 2000 Whittemore-Prescott (Kyle Tobin) Schoolcraft 31-20 1999 Detroit Country Day (Dan MacLean) Muskegon Orchard View 39-32 1999 St. Charles (Robert Welzein) Hopkins 21-14

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Football Finals History DIVISION 7 DIVISION 8 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 2019 Pewamo-Westphalia (Jeremy Miller) Jackson Lumen Christi 14-0 2019 Reading (Rick Bailey) Beal City 33-6 2018 New Lothrop (Clint Galvas) Madison Heights Madison 50-44 2018 Reading (Rick Bailey) Breckenridge 39-20 2017 Pewamo-Westphalia (Jeremy Miller) Saugatuck 21-0 2017 Ottawa Lake Whiteford (Jason Mensing) Saginaw Nouvel 42-21 2016 Pewamo-Westphalia (Jeremy Miller) Detroit Loyola 28-14 2016 Muskegon Catholic Central (Steve Czerwon) Ottawa Lake Whiteford 35-6 2015 Ishpeming (Jeff Olson) Pewamo-Westphalia 22-16 2015 Muskegon Catholic Central (Steve Czerwon) Vacant 7-0 2014 Detroit Loyola (John Callahan) Ishpeming 29-8 2014 Muskegon Catholic Central (Steve Czerwon) Munising 31-6 2013 Ishpeming (Jeff Olson) Detroit Loyola 22-12 2013 Muskegon Catholic Central (Steve Czerwon) Beal City 35-12 2012 Ishpeming (Jeff Olson) Detroit Loyola 20-14 2012 Harbor Beach (Troy Schelke) Beal City 35-10 2011 Saginaw Nouvel (Mike Boyd) Pewamo-Westphalia 56-26 2011 Mendon (John Schwartz) Fowler 33-0 2010 Hudson (Chris Luma) Ishpeming 28-26 2010 Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart (Rick Roberts) Saugatuck 42-21 2009 Traverse City St. Francis (Greg Vaughan) Hudson 42-8 2009 Beal City (Lou Rau) Crystal Falls Forest Park 41-23 2008 Traverse City St. Francis (Greg Vaughan) Ubly 41-13 2008 Muskegon Catholic Central (Mike Holmes) Crystal Falls Forest Park 40-0 2007 Mendon (John Schwartz) Traverse City St. Francis 20-0 2007 Crystal Falls Forest Park (Bill Santilli) Fulton-Middleton 22-14 2006 Muskegon Catholic Central (Mike Holmes) Grass Lake 35-7 2006 New Lothrop (Jake Emmendorfer) Crystal Falls Forest Park 34-13 2005 Traverse City St. Francis (Josh Sellers) Unionville-Sebewaing 28-14 2005 Mendon (John Schwartz) Crystal Falls Forest Park 25-13 2004 Unionville-Sebewaing (Tim Travis) Detroit St.Martin dePorres 14-7 2004 Climax-Scotts (Kevin Langs) Crystal Falls Forest Park 42-8 2003 Traverse City St. Francis (Josh Sellers) Hudson 28-14 2003 Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Greg Carter) Beal City 20-9 2002 Mendon (John Schwartz) Decatur 21-14 2002 Waterford Our Lady (Mike Boyd) Gaylord St. Mary 13-10 (OT) 2001 Detroit St. Martin dePorres (Greg Carter) Muskegon Catholic Central 23-7 2001 Mendon (John Schwartz) Beal City 20-0 2000 Iron Mountain (Tom Wender) Gobles 25-23 2000 Muskegon Catholic Central (Mike Holmes) Crystal Falls Forest Park 13-6 1999 Traverse City St. Francis (Larry Sellers) Gobles 23-6 1999 Mendon (John Schwartz) Gaylord St. Mary 7-6

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Football Finals Records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Rushing Yards307 - Jim Schragg, Constantine vs. Suttons Bay, 2004 Division 6 (26 att.)306 - Nolan Fugate, Grand Rapids Catholic Central (36 att.), 2017 Division 4295 - Roy Granger, Farmington Hills Harrison vs. Cheboygan, 1991 Class BB (21 att.)278 - Kerry Smith, Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern vs. Bad Axe, 1978 Class C Rushing Attempts49 - Benny Clark Jr., Ravenna vs. Morenci, 1996 Class C (212 yards) Rushing Touchdowns5 - Bennett Lewis, Saginaw Nouvel vs. Pewamo-Westphalia, 2011 Division 75 - Alex Niznak, Ithaca vs. Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central, 2010 Division 64 - 13 players with 4. Most recent by Austin Brown, Madison Heights Madison,

and Avery Moore, New Lothrop, 2018 Division 7 Passes Attempted51 - Chad Alger, DeWitt vs. East Grand Rapids, 2002 Division 3

(23 completions, 2 TDs, 2 intercepted, 244 yards) Passes Completed26 - Cooper Rush, Lansing Catholic vs. Flint Powers Catholic, 2011 Division 5

(41 attempts, 291 yards)26 - A.J. Westendorp, Holland Christian vs. Detroit Country Day, 2008 Division 4

(33 attempts, 318 yards) Passing Yards383 - Armani Posey, Detroit Martin Luther King vs. Lowell (19 of 27, 5 TDs, 0

interceptions), 2015 Division 2354 - Antonie Burgess, River Rouge vs. Grand Rapids West Catholic (13 of 19, 3 TDs, 2 interceptions), 2015 Division 5 335 - Jay Cousineau, Olivet vs. Grand Rapids West Catholic, 2010 Division 5 (19 of 31, 2 TDs, 1 interception)318 - A.J. Westendorp. Holland Christian vs. Detroit Country Day (26 of 33, 4

TDs, 0 interceptions), 2008 Division 4311 - Gaetano Vallone, Grand Rapids West Catholic vs. Menominee (13 of 20, 4

TDs, 1 interception), 2016 Division 5310 - Tommy Vento, Farmington Hills Harrison vs. Lowell (19 of 32, 3 TDs 0

interceptions), 2010 Division 2307 - Alex VanDeVusse, Grand Rapids Christian vs. Orchard Lake St. Mary's (16 of 26, 1 TD, 1 interception), 2012 Division 3 301 - Mitch Lovett, Macomb Dakota vs. Livonia Stevenson (16 of 23, 5 TDs, 0

interceptions), 2007 Division 1 Passing Touchdowns5 - Rodney Hall, Detroit Cass Tech vs. Detroit Martin Luther King, 2016 Division 15 - Armani Posey, Detroit Martin Luther King vs. Lowell, 2015 Division 25 - Jayru Campbell, Detroit Cass Tech vs. Detroit Catholic Central,

2011 Division 1 5 - Mitch Lovett, Macomb Dakota vs. Livonia Stevenson, 2007 Division 1 Pass Receptions15 - Kirk Williams, DeWitt vs. East Grand Rapids, 2002 Division 3 (204 yards)12 - Tanner McCarn, Olivet vs. Grand Rapids West Catholic, 2010 Division 5

(204 yards) Receiving Yards243 - Drake Harris, Grand Rapids Christian vs. Orchard Lake St. Mary's, 2012

Division 3 (8 receptions)204 - Tanner McCarn, Olivet vs. Grand Rapids West Catholic, 2010 Division 5

(12 rec.)204 - Kirk Williams, DeWitt vs. East Grand Rapids, 2002 Division 3 (15 rec.) Total Offense Yards 426 - A.J. Westendorp, Holland Christian vs. Detroit Country Day

(108 rushing, 318 passing), 2008 Division 4424 - Antonie Burgess, River Rouge vs. Grand Rapids West Catholic

(70 rushing, 354 passing), 2015 Division 5 413 - Garrett Pougnet, Flint Powers Catholic vs. Lansing Catholic

(155 rushing, 258 passing), 2011 Division 5

Posey Burgess Fugate 411 - Mark Catlin, Lowell vs. Birmingham Brother Rice

(259 rushing, 152 passing), 2002 Division 2 403 - Austin Brown, Madison Heights Madison vs. New Lothrop (105 rushing,

298 passing), 2018 Division 7403 - Armani Posey, Detroit Martin Luther King vs. Lowell

(20 rushing, 383 passing), 2015 Division 2 Touchdown Receptions3 - Jace Williams, Grand Rapids CC vs. Detroit Country Day, 2019 Division 43 - Drew Shutes, Three Rivers v. Marshall, 2009 Division 3 3 - Kyle Demaster, Macomb Dakota vs. Livonia Stevenson, 2007 Division 13 - Lance Long, Utica Eisenhower vs. Detroit Catholic Central, 2001 Division 13 - Markus Curry, Harper Wds Bish. Gallagher vs. Fulton-Middleton, 1998 Class DD3 - Brian Wauldron, Farmington Hills Harrison vs. St. Joseph, 1988 Class B 3 - Jim Steinman, Gobles vs. Crystal Falls Forest Park, 1984 Class D3 - Dwain Love, Detroit St. Martin dePorres vs. Rogers City, 1982 Class C Touchdowns Scored 5 - Nolan Fugate, Grand Rapids CC vs. Edwardsburg, 2017 Division 45 - Bennett Lewis, Saginaw Nouvel vs. Pewamo-Westphalia, 2011 Division 7 5 - Alex Niznak, Ithaca vs. Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central, 2010 Division 6 4 - 18 players with 4. Most recent by Austin Brown, Madison Heights Madison,

and Avery Moore, New Lothrop, 2018 Division 7 Field Goals 3 - Ben Fee, Orchard Lake St. Mary's vs. Muskegon (32, 35 & 49), 2016

Division 3 3 - Jake Townsley, Warren DeLaSalle vs. Muskegon Mona Shores (41, 23 & 29

yards), 2014 Division 2 Extra Points 7 - Luis Borjas, Detroit Cass Tech vs. Detroit Catholic Central, (7 of 7), 2016

Division 1 7 - Olivia Viney, Marine City vs. Grand Rapids South Christian (7 of 7), 2013

Division 4 7 - Paul Gross, Jackson Lumen Christi vs. Livonia Clarenceville (7 of 7), 2001

Division 5 Punts 8 - Jermaine Roemer, Clarkston vs. West Bloomfield (35.5 average), 2017

Division 1 8 - Aaron Hudson, Blissfield vs. Saginaw Nouvel, 2007 Division 6 8 - Jason Crago, Muskegon vs. Detroit Martin Luther King, 1989 Class A Interceptions3 - Kaunda Hancock, Birmingham Brother Rice vs. Hudsonville, 2005 Division 23 - Nic Thompson, Three Rivers vs. DeWitt, 2003 Division 4 Longest Run from Scrimmage90 - Nick Bradley, Edwardsburg vs. Grand Rapids Catholic Central (TD), 2017

Division 4 90 - Nick Williams, Farmington Hills Harrison vs. Grand Rapids Forest Hills

Central (TD), 1994 Class A

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Finals Records Longest Pass98 - Cody Kater to Anthony Root, Montague vs. Leslie, 2008 Division 6 (TD)96 - Tony Koshar to Jim Steinman, Gobles vs. Crystal Falls Forest Park, 1984

Class D (TD)94 - Tanner Allison to Auston Brandt, Portland vs. Grand Rapids West Catholic

(TD), 2012 Division 591 - Gaetano Vallone to Brett Meyers, Grand Rapids West Catholic vs.

Menominee, 2016, Division 5 Longest Interception Return100 - Jason Livengood, Battle Creek Pennfield vs. Negaunee, 1991 Class CC (TD)88 - Charles Tolbert, Detroit St. Martin dePorres vs. Crystal Falls-Forest Park,

1978 Class D (TD) Longest Fumble Return79 - Rick Marcotte, Lake Linden-Hubbell vs. Mendon, 1991 Class DD (TD) Longest Punt Return87 - Brad Johnson, Schoolcraft vs. Frankfort, 1988 Class D (TD)86 - Mathew Sexton, Clinton vs. Ithaca, 2013 Division 6 (TD) Longest Kickoff Return99 - Caden Goggins, Edwardsburg vs. Grand Rapids CC (TD), 2017 Division 499 - Tommy Scott, Muskegon Catholic Central vs. Munising, 2014 Division 8 (TD) Longest Field Goal49 - Ben Fee, Orchard Lake St. Mary's vs. Muskegon, 2016 Division 347 - Liam Putz, Grand Rapids West Catholic vs. Menominee, 2016 Division 5 Longest Blocked Field Goal Return76 - Hunter Hass, Menominee vs. Grand Rapids West Catholic, 2016 Division 5 Longest Punt74 - Matt Mills, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart vs. Saugatuck, 2010 Division 871 - Ryan King, Muskegon Orchard View vs. DeWitt, 2004 Division 4 Touchdowns on Punt Return 2 - Thomas Lieto, Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central vs. Kingsley, 2005 Division

6 (60 and 79 yards)

TEAM RECORDS Rushing Offense549 - Constantine vs. Suttons Bay, 2004 Division 6 (75 attempts)532 - Detroit St. Martin dePorres vs. Crystal Falls Forest Park, 1981 Class D (62

attempts) Rushing Attempts75 - Constantine vs. Suttons Bay, 2004 Division 6 (549 yards) Rushing Touchdowns7 - East Grand Rapids vs. DeWitt, 2002 Division 37 - Jackson Lumen Christi vs. Livonia Clarenceville 2001 Division 5 Passing Offense383 - Detroit Martin Luther King vs. Lowell (19 of 28, 5 TDs, 0 interceptions),

2015 Division 2 Passing Attempts52 - DeWitt vs. East Grand Rapids, 2002 Division 3 (23 comp, 2 int, 244 yards) Passes Completed27 - Lansing Catholic vs. Flint Powers Catholic, 2011 Division 5 (43 attempts,

1 intercepted, 295 yards) PassingTouchdowns5 - Detroit Cass Tech vs. Detroit Catholic Central, 2016 Division 1 5 - Detroit Martin Luther King vs. Lowell, 2015 Division 25 - Detroit Cass Tech vs. Detroit Catholic Central, 2011 Division 1 5 - Macomb Dakota vs. Livonia Stevenson, 2007 Division 1 Passes Had Intercepted5 - Almont vs. Lansing Catholic, 2019 Division 55 - DeWitt vs. Three Rivers, 2003 Division 4 5 - Lawrence vs. Frankfort, 1990 Class D

Total Offense 579 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's vs. Grand Rapids Christian, 2012 Division 3

(Rushing 459 yards on 65 carries, Passing 120 on 9 of 14) Total Offense - Two Teams 1,033 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's (579) vs. Grand Rapids Christian (454) 2012

Division 3 929 - River Rouge (466) vs. Grand Rapids West Catholic (463), 2015 Division 5 First Downs 29 - Orchard Lake St. Mary's vs. Grand Rapids Christian, 2012 Division 329 - Lowell vs Birmingham Brother Rice, 2002 Division 2 Fumbles 9 - Litchfield vs. Beal City, 1994 Class D (2 lost) Fumbles Lost 4 - Seven times, most recent - Crystal Falls Forest Park vs. Climax-Scotts, 2004

Division 8 Turnovers 7 - Menominee vs. Grand Rapids West Catholic, 2016 Division 57 - Fowler vs. Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary, 1986 Class D 7 - Schoolcraft vs. Newberry, 1979 Class D Yards Penalized Two Teams 201 - Warren DeLaSalle (10 penalties-114 yards) vs. Muskegon (9 penalties-87

yards), 2008 Division 2) Rushing Defense(-32) - Crystal Falls Forest Park vs. Flint Holy Rosary, 1975 Class D Passing Defense(-3) - Flint Holy Rosary vs. Crystal Falls Forest Park, 1976 Class D Total Defense 46 - Crystal Falls Forest Park vs. Flint Holy Rosary, 1975 Class D Most Points Scored 56 - Flint Powers Catholic vs. Lansing Catholic (26), 2011 Division 556 - Saginaw Nouvel vs. Pewamo-Westphalia (26), 2011 Division 7 Most Points Scored - Two Teams 94 - New Lothrop (50) vs. Madison Heights Madison (44), 2018 Division 7 Fewest Points - Winning Team3 - Clarkston vs. West Bloomfield (2), 2017 Division 13 - Ann Arbor Pioneer vs. Detroit Catholic Central (0), 1987 Class A Fewest Points - Two Teams 3 - Ann Arbor Pioneer (3) vs. Detroit Catholic Central (0), 1987 Class A3 - Clarkston (3) vs. West Bloomfield (2), 2017 Division 1 Most Points - Quarter 35 - Jackson Lumen Christi vs. Livonia Clarenceville 2001 Division 5 (2nd Qtr.) Most Points - Half 56 - Saginaw Nouvel vs. Pewamo-Westphalia, 2011 Division 7 (1st Half)

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Finals Notes Your Officials Today

Just as the participants on the teams at this year’s Finals are realizing a dream of vying for top honors, another group of indi-viduals are also reaching a goal for the hard work they have put in by being assigned to officiate the action.

Officials for MHSAA Finals are selected from an Association committee of member school personnel from across the state, based on the recommendations and ratings by schools, as well as from input from local officials associations.

These officials believe that interscholastic athletics are truly educational in nature, and work to uphold that standard. Like the athletes in the Finals, officials come from all corners of Michigan.

Selected to work this year’s Finals are: Joel Barnes, Birch Run; Thomas Batista, Irons; Steve Bazan, West Olive; Shane Bies, Troy; Brian Bower, Whitmore Lake; Jeffrey Brunner, Traverse City; John Burke, Ishpeming; James Clark, Saginaw; Anthony Djurasaj, St. Clair Shores; Don East, Dowagiac; Leslie English, Plymouth; Jamie Evans, Holt; Eugene Fiszer, Ontonagon; Nathan Gross, Jackson; Donald Gustafson, St Ignace; Scott Helmka, Saginaw; Douglas Higelmire, Parma; Andrew Hill Jr., Detroit; James Hinojosa, Romulus; Chuck Hulce, Whitehall; Scott Jones, Traverse City; James Ketelaar, Kalamazoo; Dan Kloosterman, Byron Center; Rodriquez Lackey, New Baltimore; Mike Lauraine, Portage; John Leva, Hillsdale; Michael Long, Allegan; Phillip Long, Swartz Creek; Brett McCartney, Grand Ledge; Douglas McIntyre, Rockford; Matthew McLaughlin, Flushing; Bruce Moss, Alma; Ryan Murphy, Grosse Pointe; Mat Myers, Holt; Oliver Myers, Midland; Peter Oudsema, Troy; Brian Patterson, Galesburg; Aaron Porter, Williamston; Lanier Randall, Warren; Thomas Rau Sr., Burton; Thomas Rivette, Stevensville; Reo Rodriguez, Lansing; Mark Schoenow, Vassar; Jeff Siler, Jenison; Jason Smith, Jackson; Mark Stroia, Dexter; Michael Sturm, Byron Center; Scott Tallmadge, Port Huron; Tom Turczyn, Madison Heights; Gary Wagenschutz, Warren; Christopher Westover, Monroe; James Williams-Dore, Pinconning; Lowell Winne Jr., Fennville; Bob Wojcik, Hudsonville; Steven Wood, Shelby Twp; Stanley Wright, Warren.

Congratulations to this year’s Final officials. If you are interest-ed in becoming a registered game official in any sport, contact the MHSAA at 1661 Ramblewood Drive, East Lansing, MI 48823, or register online at mhsaa.com.

Behind The Scenes The hallmark of a strong association is its ability to work

together for the common good. Every year, over 11,000 game

officials and 50,000-plus administrators and coaches at over 1,300 middle, junior and senior high schools voluntarily pool their efforts daily for the operations of the MHSAA’s competitive extracurricular interscholastic athletic program.

An important responsibility of membership in the Association is the operation of the hundreds of District, Regional and Final level tournaments by school administrators who serve as the site managers for these games. The behind-the-scenes work of these individuals ensures a memorable experience for the participants.

The MHSAA thanks tournament staff for the 2020 Finals – Mike Evoy, athletic director, Detroit Catholic League; Donta Favors, contest official, Detroit; James Sparks, coach, Clawson; Tye Sparks, Wolverine Lake; Tyler Smith, Oakland University, and Xavier Evoy, student, University of Detroit Jesuit High School.

Coordinating the Finals from the MHSAA office are Assistant Directors Nate Hampton, Brent Rice and Cody Inglis. Assisting with press operations are Geoff Kimmerly, Andy Frushour, Jon Ross, Paige Winne and Rob Kaminski of the MHSAA.

The MHSAA would like to recognize the efforts of these indi-viduals and the other individuals who have donated their time and talents to make the Finals a success.

Finals on the Air Friday’s first three games and Saturday’s first two games will

be shown on FOX Sports Detroit’s primary channel. The last game Firday - Division 4 - will air delayed at 11 pm on FSD. The last two games on Saturday - Divisions 5 and 3 - will be shown on FOX Sports Detroit-PLUS.

All of the games will be available live on the FoxSportsDetroit.com website.

All games will be archived shortly after their completion on MHSAA.tv.

Live audio will be available at MHSAANetwork.com for home and handheld listening.

Results on the Web Statistical summaries of the Finals may be found on MHSAA

Website, MHSAA.com.

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2020 MHSAA Football Finals Programthe Finals at 13-0 and allowing 5.2 points per game. “We saw a lot of one-on-one matchups and a lot of pressure coming,” Silveri said. “So,