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Cass advances to state title game; will play Romeo
By Detroit Dialogue | November 26, 2015By Keely Cruse CT Visionary On Nov.
By Keely Cruse CT Visionary On Nov.
By Odalis Pena-Guzman and Andres Gonzalez The Western Express Following last school year’s championship season, Western International High School boys basketball head coach Derrick McDowell is confident in a repeat. The team is full of players with experience and the hunger to repeat, but the players will have to work harder to be prepared mentally and physically for the season, McDowell said.
By Miles Johnson The Stentor Jerome “The Bus” Bettis, the Hall of Fame running back of the Pittsburgh Steelers, is a highly decorated athlete who hails from Detroit.
By Nnenna Nnaji The Stentor The Lady Phoenix volleyball team topped Cass Tech to win the PSL championship. The Phoenix prepared for the game with a locker room “turn-up,” and they wouldn’t turn-up again until the game was over.
By Treveon Vaughn Bulldog News Loyola High School’s football schedule has been amped up this season.
By Champayne Hicks and Lindrell Mitchell Voice of the Ville The ‘Twin Towers’ Cedrick Lattimore and Chauncey Golston are two members of the East English Village Bulldogs.
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By Carrimia Owens Crusaders’ Chronicle One of the highest honors a high school football player can receive is playing in the U.S.
By James Ceasar Voice of the Ville Many people expected the 2015 season would be magical for the East English Village Bulldogs football team.
By Carlisle Jenkins The Cody Connection In spite of the name of the program, students in Midnight Golf will not be playing golf at midnight.
Coach Wilcher sends 10th player to U.S. Army All-American Bowl By Kaelyn Collins CT Visionary Cass Tech head football coach Thomas Wilcher will be sending his 10th player to the U.S.
By Nathan Lymon Eye of the Hurricane For five years, the Douglass Academy football field lay dormant. After the field pipes were stolen from the middle of the field, potholes formed on the turf.
By Mary Lewis Wiafe and Kirk Sears Staff Writers When students were called down to the auditorium of Pershing High School last month, they were greeted by Tigers mascot Paws and could instantly tell baseball season was here. It was the beginning of the prep rally and surprise Grand Slam grant announcement.
By Nikebia Brown-Joseph Staff Writer On Feb.
By Ronald Johnson Staff Writer The Douglass basketball team has come up with an idea to help fund raise for equipment to improve the team’s shooting accuracy. Head coach Pierre Brooks said the Shoot-A-Way shooting machine costs about $4,000, and the team has already reached half that goal. “We have been petitioning local businesses, also asking different sports teams to send donations,” said Brooks.
By Dervon Thompson and Abriana Walton Staff Writers In November, the CT Visionary Staff visited the Palace of Auburn Hills for Pistons Media Day.
By Nnenna Nnaji Staff Writer Softball season has begun, and the Lady Phoenix are looking forward to a positive and great season and going all the way to a repeat championship year. “We plan on going all the way to the championship again.
By Ryan Thomas Staff Writer The Michigan State Spartans basketball team defeated the Virginia Cavaliers on Sunday, March 22.
By Nnena Naji Staff writer The Lady Crusaders of King High School continue on their season, beating the Eagles of Romulus High School, 49-35, in the Class A Quarterfinals held at Dearborn Fordson. “It’s always our defense that will bring us up, it makes us play better.
By Nathan Lymon Staff Writer On March 11, the Douglass varsity basketball team hosted Consortium College Prep.
