For those who still were hanging onto some doubt, Lansing Sexton boys basketball coach Carlton Valentine exclaimed it following his Big Reds 67-32 dismantling of a hearty, but less talented Stevensville-Lakeshore team in the Class B state finals at the Breslin Center Saturday night. “This team has endured so much pressure being the number one [...]
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Venerable Detroit Country Day boys’ basketball coach Kurt Keener knew if top ranked Lansing Sexton played its “A” game his Yellowjackets were in trouble. The Big Reds showed just enough flashes of their “A” game to post a ho-hum 74-59 Class B semifinal win Friday night at the Breslin Center on the campus of Michigan [...]
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It appeared that a three by Frederick Edmund to end the third quarter, giving Lansing Eastern an eight-point advantage, might propel the Quakers to a third consecutive district win over Okemos. Chris Harrison-Docks, a sharp shooting senior guard and his Chieftains, however, “rolled” out a different plan and with it wrote a different ending. “We’ve [...]
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Andrew Morse was one of nine Lowell wrestlers to place at the Division 2 Individual State wrestling tournament Saturday at the Palace in Auburn Hills. The Lowell senior, however, was the only Red Arrow to wrestle away a state title. Morse, 152 pounds, won his second individual title with a 4-2 win over St. John’s [...]
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