Football, cheer adapt due to COVID-19
By Danielle George and Trinity Chatfield | October 29, 2020High school sports looks a lot different this year.
High school sports looks a lot different this year.
King’s volleyball team has had many struggles with the pandemic. Following the new COVID-19 safety rules that were put in place by the state, everyone needs to take precautions to have a season.
Renaissance's junior varsity girls basketball team beat Martin Luther King's junior varsity girls basketball team on Feb. 5.
Naiyah Stinson says teens should not be allowed to play organized football in light of new discoveries concerning head concussions.
Known as the Detroit Lexus Velodrome, the “bubble” is a multifunction, indoor arena located next to BCHS on Mack Avenue near I-75. This bubble is mainly known for its indoor cycling track, which holds competitive bike races every month, but it also offers many other activities.
Western junior Josue Feliciano is a boxing champion with a record of 29-3.
Days before the start of the 2019-20 basketball season, the Southeastern High School boys and girls basketball teams gave exclusive interviews to the SE Journalism class.
Ferris “Boomer” Dixon started boxing five years ago because he was always in trouble.
When playing sports for a school, all athletes should support each other, and the entire school’s population should come out to cheer on the females too.
Mumford senior Jackson Capela started competitive cycling as a hobby, but it has become much more serious.
The Renaissance cross country teams won their respective PSL championships.
Four Southeastern athletes finished their seasons earning All-City honors.
Cass Tech sophomore Amir Allen helped bring the first-ever lacrosse team to the Detroit Public Schools Community District.
To see all of Tyrone Spencer’s accomplishments, awards, and acknowledgements as head varsity football coach for King, one may find it hard to believe coaching football was never on his radar.
Senior Rayshawn Williams, a star defensive back, received the Byron ‘Skip’ Willis Scholarship.
The King’s boys varsity basketball team led by coach George Ward won their second Division 1, District Championship.
The varsity Lady Bulldogs are having a great basketball season thanks to the unselfish play of the team's leaders.
CMA volleyball player Jahnae Collins had high expectations for her final year.
After a 14-59 loss to King, a 21-20 win against Denby, and a 42-0 win against CMA, Renaissance Phoenix football team did not get picked for state playoffs.
Reclassing is cheating, but currently allowed by DuRon Grant Student athletes are reclassing to higher their chances of being successful as a professional athlete.