SCORES SCORES

Division 1

Canton 56, Ann Arbor Pioneer 26

Dearborn Fordson 37, Dearborn 32

Detroit Cass Tech 35, Detroit Southeastern 0

Grand Blanc 38, Clarkston 14

Holland West Ottawa 23, Grand Haven 21

Holt 38, Hartland 16

Howell 7, Brighton 3

Lake Orion 42, Davison 7

Macomb Dakota 52, Roseville 14

Northville 33, Livonia Franklin 14

Rockford 35, Traverse City West 14

Romeo 70, Utica 42

Utica Eisenhower 24, Rochester 14

Utica Ford 21, New Baltimore Anchor Bay 14 

Division 2

Berkley 25, Farmington 14

Detroit King 45, Eastpointe East Detroit 20

Farmington Hills Harrison 37, Birmingham Brother Rice 27

Greenville 46, Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills 21

Grosse Pointe South 17, Detroit Cody 14

Lowell 35, Grand Ledge 24

Midland Dow 34, Bay City Western 28

Muskegon 42, Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central 16

Portage Central 49, Portage Northern 14

Rochester Adams 24, Walled Lake Western 6

St. Clair Shores Lakeview 14, Port Huron Northern 7

Temperance Bedford 40, Southgate Anderson 28

Walled Lake Central 46, Holly 6

Wyandotte Roosevelt 28, Allen Park 19 

Division 3

Adrian 27, Milan 7

Auburn Hills Avondale 49, Hazel Park 48

Battle Creek Harper Creek 31, Chelsea 3

Cadillac 24, Petoskey 21

DeWitt 27, East Lansing 23

East Grand Rapids 45, Byron Center 29

Grand Rapids Christian 49, Hastings 39

Mason 56, Fowlerville 13

Mount Pleasant 52, Cedar Springs 6

Redford Thurston 57, Carleton Airport 13

St Joseph 23, Stevensville Lakeshore 20

St. Johns 27, Grand Rapids Forest Hills Eastern 24

Warren Fitzgerald 21, Detroit Southwestern 8

Zeeland East 52, Fruitport 6 

Division 4

Battle Creek Pennfield 28, Middleville Thornapple Kellogg 0

Comstock Park 35, Alma 13

Croswell-Lexington 36, Madison Heights Lamphere 13

Detroit Central 35, Melvindale 33

Detroit Crockett 21, Detroit Old Redford 6

Edwardsburg 41, Otsego 13

Goodrich 57, Linden 41

Grand Rapids Catholic Central 45, Spring Lake 34

Lansing Sexton 48, Vicksburg 0

Marine City 42, Clinton Township Clintondale 13

Paw Paw 41, Allegan 20

Williamston 58, Lansing Catholic 24 

Division 5

Birch Run 27, Almont 21

Grand Rapids West Catholic 54, Wyoming Kelloggsville 14

Grayling 31, Standish-Sterling 0

Madison Heights Madison 44, Clawson 29

Millington 42, Capac 12

Morley-Stanwood 36, Hemlock 0

Muskegon Heights 26, Grant 8

Muskegon Oakridge 35, Shelby 0

Olivet 38, Buchanan 21

Portland 41, Stanton Central Montcalm 6

Saginaw Swan Valley 41, Freeland 14

Stockbridge 42, Onsted 7 

Division 6

Farwell 19, Clare 14

Fennville 52, Hartford 34

Flint Beecher 27, Sandusky 19

Grass Lake 29, Michigan Center 28

Hillsdale 47, Schoolcraft 14

Iron Mountain 20, Calumet 0

Ithaca 35, Laingsburg 14

Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central 62, Dundee 14

Montague 41, Bangor 14

Montrose 38, Vasser 13

Negaunee 22, Elk Rapids 15

St. Charles 42, Sanford-Meridian 13

Suttons Bay 42, Maple City Glen Lake 3

Ypsilanti Willow Run 28, Manchester 26 

Division 7

Cassopolis 33, Lawton 15

Genesee 54, Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest 0

Hudson 27, Reading 0

Ishpeming 53, Ironwood 21

McBain 34, Lake City 17

Mendon 21, Springport 12

Merrill 36, Saranac 21

Petersburg Summerfield 25, Detroit Loyola 22, OT

Saginaw Nouvel 19, Reese 12

Ubly 48, Unionville-Sebewaing 6

Whittemore-Prescott 14, Traverse City St. Francis 7 

Division 8

Bay City All Saints 21, Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary 13

Beal City 48, Manistee Catholic Central 13

Bellevue 40, Adrian Lenawee Christian 0

Cedarville 25, Central Lake 7

Climax-Scotts 43, St. Joseph Michigan Lutheran 14

Crystal Falls Forest Park 36, Baraga 14

Deckerville 46, Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 6

Fulton-Middleton 7, Fowler 6

Iron Mountain North Dickinson 48, Stephenson 12

Mio 36, Hillman 20

Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart 41, Frankfort-Elberta 0

New Lothrop 33, Ashley 6

North Adams-Jerome 34, Colon 27

Saugatuck 54, St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic 24

St. Ignace LaSalle 48, Powers North Central 21

Our picks for tonight

Here are our picks for tonight's playoff games...

BOGAN
Vassar at Montrose

SCORE: Montrose 28-16

Sandusky at Beecher

SCORE: Beecher 31-17

USA at Ubly

SCORE: Ubly 41-16

Reese at Saginaw Nouvel

SCORE: Nouvel 49-14

SHPC at Deckerville

SCORE: Deckerville 35-20

BCAS at Saginaw MLS

SCORE: MLS 24-18

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ADAMS

Vassar at Montrose

SCORE: Montrose 32-12

Sandusky at Beecher

SCORE: Beecher 24-20

USA at Ubly

SCORE: Ubly 36-6

Reese at Saginaw Nouvel

SCORE: Nouvel 35-21

SHPC at Deckerville

SCORE: SHPC 45-38

BCAS at Saginaw MLS

SCORE: BCAS 21-18

Ubly won't overlook pesky Patriots

UBLY — Ubly coach Bill Sweeney has always preached to his players to take nothing for granted and never assume a game is going to be easy.

The Bearcats have had some tough lessons this year, but still managed their third straight 9-0 regular season.

They will host Unionville-Sebewaing Area (5-4) at 7 p.m. Friday to begin Division 7 playoff action. 

Despite defeating the Patriots 38-0 in Week 1, Sweeney knows his team will be faced with a difficult challenge.

“You pretty much throw (Week 1) out the window,” said Sweeney. “We’re a different team, they’re a different team. I watched the tape, but it’s so long ago.

“We’ve improved quite a bit, and they’ve improved tremendously. We tell the kids that we’re not good enough to overlook anybody.”

Ubly and USA are no strangers to playing each other. They have played the first game of the season since 2006, and plan on continuing that rivalry for the foreseeable future.

They have also met in the playoffs three times, with the Patriots holding a 2-1 edge. The last meeting came in 2007, the last time USA made the playoffs. Ubly won 40-14.

Including that game, the Bearcats have won the last four meetings, outscoring the Patriots 162-38.

Past history aside, Sweeney knows what USA football is all about.

“You know you’re going to be in a ball game,” he said. “As always, they’re well-coached and they have some stellar athletes.

“They have four or five guys that are really good football players.

“They broke a lot tackles and played us tough. That score was not indicative of the game. They have outstanding defensive ends and their linebackers are good. They didn’t have one of their linebackers when we played them the first time.”

One of the players who has made a living breaking tackles is running back Tim Canfield. 

Canfield, along with Tyler Dick, have done much of the damage for the Patriots on the ground this season.

“He’s the best running back that we’ve seen all year,” Sweeney said about Canfield. “The kids know, they remember. He breaks a lot of tackles and does a lot of things for them — he’s a great football player.

“He’s a tough kid and he plays every down like it’s his last.”

Numbers, or lack of, have been a concern for USA all season. 

Most games, the team dresses 15 or less players.

“In all actuality, having 15 guys compared to 22 isn’t all that different, especially when you have eight or nine guys playing both ways,” Sweeney said. “They’ve won so many close games late. A lot of that has to do with their conditioning.”

Even though Ubly finished with an unbeaten record, it has sometimes been an adventure. 

Last week, the Bearcats gave up 341 yards passing to North Huron. They also committed a number of penalties and turned over the ball.

In Week 2, their regular season winning streak, which has now reached 32, was nearly ended. Sandusky bolted to a 21-0 lead before Ubly rallied for a 30-28 decision.

“You can’t be lax, you can’t float, you can’t take a break,” Sweeney said. “We told the kids when there are a lack of focus and hustle, those are the type of things that happen.

“This group has had games when they’re not real focused in practice, and it gets frustrating some times.”

Other times, the Bearcats have looked like the team that has made back-to-back semifinal appearances.

In Week 5, they dominated Harbor Beach in a 38-6 decision. In Week 8, they earned their second shutout of the season with a 40-0 victory over Deckerville.

“The games that people have called ‘the big games’ we have shown up for them,” Sweeney said.

Ubly’s Wing-T offense has produced amazing balance this season.

Tyler Peruski leads the team with 777 rushing yards and is tied for the team lead in touchdowns with 12.

Brett Cleary had gained 753 yards and six scores while Bryan Nash has 474 yards and 12 TDs.

No team in the Thumb has more consecutive trips to the playoffs than Ubly’s 10.

“A lot of programs are happy to make the playoffs, these guys understand the finality of the playoffs,” Sweeney said. 

“We don’t want to downplay making the playoffs, because that’s a big deal, but these kids realize the season ends somewhere along the line. We’re not just happy to make the playoffs.”

The winner of this game will take on the winner of Friday’s Reese at Saginaw Nouvel contest for the district championship.

Ubly Season Review

Week 1: USA 38-0 W

Week 2: Sandusky 30-28 W

Week 3: Marlette 33-8 W

Week 4: Mayville 46-6 W

Week 5: H. Beach 38-6 W

Week 6: Bad Axe 56-22 W

Week 7: Brown City 30-6 W

Week 8: D’ville 40-0 W

Week 9: N. Huron 52-21 W

PF: 363 (40.3): PA: 97 (10.7)

Opponents winning %: 46.3

USA excited about another shot at Ubly

SEBEWAING — Unionville-Sebewaing Area is over being the underdog.

The Patriots have been there all season long. 

“We’ve kind of been the underdog all year,” said USA coach Jason Beagle. “The kids get on the Internet and read the papers. They know we haven’t been picked a lot and they know what’s going on. But I actually think they like playing the spoiler.”

Even Beagle admits the Patriots will have the odds stacked against them once again when they travel to Ubly for a Division 7 opening round playoff game Friday night at 7.

“You can’t get much more of an underdog than (us) going up against a 9-0 team which has been to the semifinals and finals the last few years,” he said. “That’s as big a spread as you can get.

“Getting to the playoffs is something that the program hasn’t experienced in a few years... To me, it’s a good life lesson for them that hard work pays off.”

There isn’t a team around which worked harder than the Patriots in 2010. Saddled with the burden of playing with as few as 13 players on some game nights, USA managed to wiggle their way into the post-season with a 5-4 record, capped by last Friday’s 30-20 victory over Harbor Beach.

 “It’s a great reward for the kids who worked hard all season,” said Beagle.

The Patriots get a chance for some revenge, too. In the season opener, Ubly stuck USA with a 38-0 loss. The Bearcats led 24-0 at the half, and put it on cruise control the rest of the way. 

Beagle said his staff isn’t even using the Week 1 film to scout the Bearcats.

“We’re using it more to evaluate ourselves and see the mistakes we made,” he said. “As far as scouting them, we’re using stuff toward the end of the season. 

“Ubly isn’t 9-0 by accident. They were good in Week 1. And they were good in Week 9. It really doesn’t matter. 

“I think we are a much different — and better — team than we were back then. We have been forced to grow because of our numbers.”

Actually, USA is as healthy as it’s been all season heading into the playoffs. The Patriots played the season opener against Ubly minus two of their top linebackers.

“Really, we had some kids who were banged up and didn’t play in that (Week 1) game,” Beagle said. “We’re relatively healthy now. It’s usually the other way around, but it’s kind of the reverse for us. And I think that’s going to help.”

Offensively, USA is led by seniors Chris Harper, Tim Canfield and Tyler Dick. Canfield and Dick get the majority of carries while Harper, though he doesn’t throw much, has had a nice season behind center. 

“We don’t really want to get into a shootout with them,” Beagle said. “We joke that when we play them it’s a battle of the fullhouse Wing-T offenses against the 5-2 defense. We’re kind of mirror images of each other.”

Defensively, senior Dakota Gangler leads the team in tackles.

USA is making its first playoff appearance since 2007, a year it had to win the season finale against Pinconning to qualify. In the opening round, the Patriots suffered a 40-14 setback to the Bearcats.

In 2008 and 2009, USA had a combined 3-15 record. 

“I’m proud of this group, regardless of what happens,” Beagle said. “They are the ones who have started the turnaround.”

The winner of this game will take on the winner of the Reese-Saginaw Nouvel game for the district championship.

USA Season Review

Week 1: Ubly 0-38 L

Week 2: BCAS 27-12 W

Week 3: EPBP 21-6 W

Week 4: C. City (ot) 27-21 W

Week 5: Bad Axe 58-6 W

Week 6: Vassar 20-34 L

Week 7: Reese 0-29 L

Week 8: Sandusky 0-12 L

Week 9: H. Beach 30-20 W

PF: 183 (20.3): PA: 178 (19.7)

Opponents winning %: 56.8

Eagles eager for showdown with SHPC

DECKERVILLE — After consecutive losses in Weeks 7 and 8, Deckerville needed a pick-me-up kind of game in the regular season finale at Lincoln Alcona.

A four-hour bus ride later, the Eagles found themselves energized after a 38-0 victory over the Tigers.

“It was a good experience for the kids — you don’t want to go on a four-hour bus ride and come home losers,” said Deckerville coach Bill Brown. “We went up there and played hard. That was nice to see.”

Brown hopes that kind of boost carries over to Friday night at 7 when the 7-2 Eagles host 7-2 Sterling Heights Parkway Christian in a Division 8 opening round playoff game.

Not only did last Friday’s win provide a much-needed spark, it secured a No. 1 seed for the Eagles, who are as tough as any team in the Thumb on their home turf.

“I don’t know if they believed me, but I kept telling the kids that we had a chance at getting at least two home (playoff) games,” Brown said. “We have a great opportunity. But they know that if we don’t do what we’re supposed to do, they will be packing in their gear come Monday.”

Last Friday, the Eagles led 16-0 after one quarter, extending it to 38-0 at the half on a late second-quarter drive. Deckerville rushed for 320 yards while limiting the Tigers to just 70 total yards.

Not all the news was good from the game, though.

The Eagles lost senior Cody Ross, their leading rusher with over 1,000 yards, for the season with a broken leg. 

“Losing Cody is tough, no doubt,” Brown said. “But our backups have played a lot this season. We have some things we can do...”

Deckerville’s backfield certainly isn’t bare, though.

Rick Wilfong, Dillon Lundgren and Andrew Estrada have had fine seasons, and quarterback Tyler Pattullo has big-play capabilities.

Also, sophomore Chris Wolfe came on last week and rushed for 102 yards and one score.

Parkway Christian’s season has mirrored Deckerville’s. Parkway Christian won its first six games before losing to Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest and Riverview Gabriel Richard in Weeks 7 and 8. The Eagles rallied in Week 9, rolling to a 49-8 win over Plymouth Christian.

The Eagles’ option/spread offense is led by quarterback Vinny Delicata, who didn’t play in last week’s game because of an injured ankle but is expected to give it a shot Friday. Tim Weber, Spencer Frazier and Kenny Dalen are Delicata’s favorite targets while Ryan Regener handles duties in the backfield. 

“They’re a little bit like Marlette,” Brown said. “Their quarterback is their playmaker. He wants to make things happen. They’re going to spread us out.”

 Parkway Christian also has a huge weapon in senior kicker Aaron Mick, who is being recruited by several Big Ten and Mid-American Conference schools. He has a 52-yard field goal this year against Grosse Pointe Woods University-Liggett, and usually booms kickoffs into the end zone.

Coincidentally, Deckerville and Parkway Christian played in the opening game of the regular season in 2008 and 2009. Last year, Deckerville earned a 41-14 win at home. In 2008, Deckerville traveled south and picked up a 54-47 victory.

“We’re pretty familiar with them, and they know what we’re about,” Brown said.

The Eagles are making their sixth consecutive playoff appearance, and 14th in the last 15 seasons. 

“We’re not getting too excited,” Brown said. “We have been here before. We have to go out and be physical, execute, and don’t turn the ball over. If we do that, we have a chance.”  

The winner of this game will play the winner of the Bay City All Saints/Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary contest for the district championship.

Deckerville Season Review

Week 1: Oscoda 54-0 W

Week 2: Kingston 48-7 W

Week 3: Peck 38-6 W

Week 4: N. Huron 44-23 W

Week 5: Sag. BV 52-32 W

Week 6: Memphis 48-0 W

Week 7: Marlette 20-21 L

Week 8 Ubly 0-40 L

Week 9: L. Alcona 38-0 W

PF: 342 (38.0): PA: 129 (14.3)

Opponents winning %: 47.5

Parkway Christian Season Review

Week 1: MABT 42-24 W

Week 2: DH St. Int. 44-0 W

Week 3: L. West. 42-21 W

Week 4: So. Chr. 36-26 W

Week 5: Liggett 27-19 W

Week 6: AH OC 56-27 W

Week 7: RHLN 21-28 L

Week 8: River. GR 27-28 L

Week 9: Ply. Chr. 49-8 W

PF: 344 (38.2): PA: 181 (20.1)

Opponents winning %: 29.1

Playoff Predictions...

Ok, it's not like I know a lot about every team which made the playoffs, but I am going to have some fun and see what I can come up with.
Here we go...

DIVISION 8
5 CONTENDERS: Crystal Falls Forest Park, Beal City, Climax Scotts, Fowler, New Lothrop
2 DARKHORSES: Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart, Deckerville
FINAL 4: Crystal Falls Forest Park, Beal City, New Lothrop, Climax Scotts
FINALS: New Lothrop over Beal City
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DIVISION 7
5 CONTENDERS: TCSF, Hudson, Ishpeming, Mendon, Ubly
2 DARKHORSES: Saginaw Nouvel, Lawton
FINAL 4: TCSF, Ubly, Hudson, Waterford Our Lady
FINALS: Hudson over TCSF
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DIVISION 6
5 CONTENDERS: Elk Rapids, Suttons Bay, Ithaca, Constantine, Monroe St. Mary Catholic
2 DARKHORSES: Michigan Center, Montrose
FINAL 4: Suttons Bay, Ithaca, Constantine, Monroe St. Mary
FINALS: Suttons Bay over Constantine
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DIVISION 5
5 CONTENDERS: Morley Stanwood, Muskegon Oakridge, Grand Rapids West Catholic, Jackson Lumen Christi, Buchanan
2 DARKHORSES: Freeland, Birch Run
FINAL 4: Morley Stanwood, Grand Rapids West Catholic, Jackson Lumen Christi, Birch Run
FINALS: Morley Stanwood over Jackson Lumen Christi
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DIVISION 4
5 CONTENDERS: Country Day, Lansing Catholic, Marine City, Lansing Sexton, Zeeland West
2 DARKHORSES: Marine City, Edwardsburg
FINAL 4: Zeeland West, Lansing Sexton, Lansing Catholic, Detroit Crockett
FINALS: Lansing Sexton over Lansing Catholic
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DIVISION 3
5 CONTENDERS: Mt. Pleasant, East Grand Rapids, Orchard Lake St. Mary's, Zeeland East, DeWitt
2 DARKHORSES: Petoskey, Mason
FINAL 4: Mt. Pleasant, East Grand Rapids, Mason, Orchard Lake St. Mary's
FINALS: Mt. Pleasant over Orchard Lake St. Mary's
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DIVISION 2

5 CONTENDERS: Grand Ledge, Farmington Hills Harrison, Lowell, Temperance Bedford, Birmingham Brother Rice

2 DARKHORSES: Midland Dow, Rochester Adams

FINAL 4: Grand Ledge, Midland Dow, Harrison, Bedford

FINALS: Harrison over Grand Ledge

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DIVISION 1

5 CONTENDERS: Rockford, Canton, Detroit Catholic Central, Grand Haven. Detroit Cass Tech
2 DARKHORSES: Macomb Dakota, Romeo
FINAL 4: Canton, Rockford, Lake Orion, Detroit Cass Tech
FINALS: Canton over Detroit Cass Tech
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Blog Contest — Playoff Edition

Here are the games for this week's playoff edition football contest.
Good luck to all. 20 bucks to the winner.

2 pointers
Missouri at Nebraska
Oregon at USC
Florida vs. Georgia (game being played in Jacksonville, not Gainesville or Athens)
Northern Illinois at Western Michigan
Bowling Green at Central Michigan
Wayne State at Saginaw Valley State
Adrian at Albion

5 pointers
USA at Ubly
Reese at Saginaw Nouvel
Sterling Heights Parkway Christian at Deckerville
Bay City All Saints at Saginaw MLS
Vassar at Montrose
Sandusky at Flint Beecher
Capac at Millington
Almont at Birch Run
Clinton Township Clintondale at Marine City
Madison Heights Lamphere at Croswell-Lexington

10 pointer
Redskins at Lions

Michigan State at Iowa

Michigan at Penn State

Tie breaker – Total points, Michigan at Penn State

HB regional soccer postponed

Just got word that Harbor Beach's regional soccer game slated for this afternoon in Auburn Hills has been postponed because of the weather.
The game has been rescheduled for the same time Thursday.

Blog Contest Updates...

Ok, here we go...

WEEK 8 WINNER – Coachestake and Gary Hunkins tied with 104 points, but Coachestake wins via the tiebreaker... Email me an address so I can get the prize out to you, coachestake....

WEEK 9 WINNER – Shane and Chad Wingert tied with 84 points, but Shane wins via the tiebreaker. Email me an address so I can get the prize out to you, Shane...

OVERALL WINNER – Upcoming later this afternoon... $35 gift certificate to any Huron County eating establishment...

WEEK 10 GAMES — We will go one more week. The games are upcoming later this afternoon...

CPS to host 8-man state title game...

Just received a note from Carsonville-Port Sanilac superintendent Harold Titus.
CPS will host Bellaire at 6 p.m. Saturday in the first-ever 8-man state championship game.
Both teams come into the contest at 8-0 overall.
Interested in what people think about the 8-man game, if they have seen it?

Let's talk playoffs...

UPDATED 1 p.m. Monday...
Here's a rundown of ALL the pairings...

USA at Ubly game time has been confirmed for 7 pm Friday.
Parkway Christian at Deckerville game has been confirmed for 7 pm Friday.

Vassar at Montrose and Sandusky at Beecher also at 7 pm Friday.

Adams will be covering the USA at Ubly game.
Bogan will be at Deckerville.
Previews, predictions and analysis all week on the blog and in the Huron Daily Tribune.
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DIVISION 8
REGION 1
DISTRICT 1
Baraga (6-3) at Crystal Falls Forest Park (8-1)
Ontonagon (5-4) at Lake Linden-Hubbell (8-1)

DISTRICT 2
Powers North Central (6-2) at St. Ignace La Salle (8-1)
Stephenson (6-2) at Iron Mountain North Dickinson (8-1)

REGION 2
DISTRICT 1
Cedarville (5-3) at Cental Lake (7-2)
Mio (5-4) at Hillman (6-3)

DISTRICT 2
Frankfort (6-3) at Mt. Plesant Sacred Heart (8-1)
Manistee Catholic Central (7-2) at Beal City (7-2)

REGION 3
DISTRICT 1
Fulton (5-4) at Fowler (9-0)
Ashley (8-1) at New Lothrop (9-0)

DISTRICT 2
Sterling Heights Parkway Christian (7-2) at Deckerville (7-2)
Bay City All Saints (6-3) at Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary (6-3)

REGION 4
DISTRICT 1
St. Joseph Michigan Luther (6-3) at Climax-Scotts (9-0)
Saugatuck (6-3) at St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic (8-1)

DISTRICT 2
Adrian Lenawee Christian (5-3) at Bellevue (7-2)
Colon (6-3) at North Adams-Jerome (7-2)
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DIVISION 7
REGION 1
DISTRICT 1
Ironwood (5-4) at Ishpeming (8-0)
Norway (7-2) at Mancelona (8-1)

DISTRICT 2
Lake City (7-2) at McBain (8-1)
Traverse City St. Francis (7-2) at Whittemore-Prescott (8-1)

REGION 2
DISTRICT 1
Saranac (6-3) at Merill (7-2)
Pewamo-Westphalia (7-2) at Ravenna (6-3)

DISTRICT 2
Unionville-Sebewaing Area (5-4) at Ubly (9-0)
Reese (7-2) at Saginaw Nouvel (6-3)

REGION 3
DISTRICT 1
Cassopolis (7-2) at Lawton (9-0)
Mendon (8-1) at Springport (9-0)

DISTRICT 2
Reading (7-2) at Hudson (9-0)
Detroit Loyola (8-1) at Petersburg-Summerfield (9-0)

REGION 4
DISTRICT 1
Rochester Hills Lutheran Northwest (6-3) at Genesee (8-1)
Burton Bendle (7-2) at Waterford Our Lady (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett (6-3) at Warren Michigan Collegiate (8-1)
Madison Heights Bishop Foley (6-3) at Royal Oak Shrine Catholic (6-3)
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DIVISION 6
REGION 1
DISTRICT 1
Negaunee (5-4) Elk Rapids (9-0)
Calumet (7-2) at Iron Mountain (8-1)

DISTRICT 2
Maple City Glen Lake (5-4) Suttons Bay (9-0)
Farwell (7-2) Clare (8-1)

REGION 2
DISTRICT 1
Laingsburg (6-3) at Ithaca (9-0)
Sanford Meridian (6-3) at St. Charles (6-3)

DISTRICT 2
Vassar (6-3) at Montrose (7-2)
Sandusky (7-2) at Flint Beecher (6-3)

REGION 3
DISTRICT 1
Bangor (6-3) at Montague (7-2)
Fennville (6-3) at Hartford (8-1)

DISTRICT 2
Leslie (6-3) at Constantine (9-0)
Schoolcraft (6-3) at Hillsdale (6-3)

REGION 4
DISTRICT 1
Grass Lake (6-3) at Michigan Center (9-0)
Ypsilanit Willo Run (6-2) at Manchester (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Dundee (5-4) at Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central (8-1)
Blissfield (6-3) at Ecorse (6-3)
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DIVISION 5
REGION 1
DISTRICT 1
Reed City (6-3) at Menominee (6-3)
Standish-Sterling Central (5-3) at Grayling (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Hemlock (6-3) at Morley-Stanwood (9-0)
Saginaw Swan Valley (6-3) at Freeland (7-2)

REGION 2
DISTRICT 1
Muskegon Heights (5-4) at Grant (7-2)
Shelby (7-2) at Muskegon Oakridge (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Wyoming Kelloggsville (6-3) at Grand Rapids West Catholic (8-1)
Portland (6-3) at Stanton Central Montcalm (8-1)

REGION 3
DISTRICT 1
Olivet (7-2) at Buchanan (8-1)
Hopkins (7-2) at Jackson Lumen Christi (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
River Rouge (6-3) at Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard (8-1)
Stockbridge (7-2) at Onsted (8-1)

REGION 4
DISTRICT 1
Capac (6-3) at Millington (8-1)
Almont (7-2) Birch Run (8-1)

DISTRICT 2
Clawson (6-3) at Madison Heights Madison (7-2)
Harper Woods Chandler (7-2) at Macomb Lutheran North (7-2)
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DIVISION 4
REGION 1
DISTRICT 1
Ogemaw Heights (5-4) at Kingsford (8-1)
Alma (6-3) at Comstock Park (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Hudsonville Unity Christian (6-3) at Zeeland West (8-1)
Spring Lake (7-2) at Grand Rapids Catholic Central

REGION 2
DISTRICT 1
Allegan (7-2) at Paw Paw (8-1)
Otsego (7-2) at Edwardsburg (8-1)

DISTRICT 2
Vicksburg (7-2) at Lansing Sexton (8-1)
Battle Creek Pennfield (8-1) at Middleville Thornapple Kellogg (8-1)

REGION 3
DISTRICT 1
Williamston (8-1) at Lansing Catholic (9-0)
Goodrich (8-1) at Linden (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Clinton Township Clintondale (6-3) at Marine City (8-1)
Madison Heights Lamphere (6-3) at Croswell-Lexington (7-2)

REGION 4
DISTRICT 1
Detroit Old Redford (6-3) at Detroit Crockett (8-1)
St. Clair Shores South Lake (8-1) at Detrpot Country Day (8-0)

DISTRICT 2
Melvindale (5-4) at Detroit Central (7-2)
New Boston Huron (6-3) at Dearborn Divine Child (7-2)
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DIVISION 3
REGION 1
DISTRICT 1
Cadillac (6-3) at Petoskey (8-1)
Marquette (7-2) at Bay City John Glenn (8-1)

DISTRICT 2
Cedar Springs (6-3) at Mt. Pleasant (9-0)
Grand Rapids Forest Hills Eastern (5-4) at St. Johns (7-2)

REGION 2
DISTRICT 1
Fruitport (7-2) at Zeeland East (9-0)
Stevensville Lakeshore (7-2) at St. Joseph (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Byron Center (6-3) at East Grand Rapids (9-0)
Grand Rapids Christian (6-3) at Hastings (7-2)

REGION 3
DISTRICT 1
Fowlerville (6-3) at Mason (8-1)
DeWitt (8-1) at East Lansing (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Milan (6-3) at Adrian (8-1)
Chelsea (6-3) at Battle Creek Harper Creek (7-2)

REGION 4
DISTRICT 1
Auburn Hills Avondale (6-3) at Hazel Park (8-1)
Lapeer East (7-2) at Orchard Lake St. Mary's (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Carleton Airport (5-4) at Redford Thurston (7-2)
Detroit Southwestern (6-3) at Warren Fitzgerald (6-3)
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DIVISION 2
REGION 1
DISTRICT 1
Grand Rapids Kenowa Hills (6-3) at Greenville (8-1)
Grand Rpaids Forest Hills Central (6-3) at Muskegon (6-3)

DISTRICT 2
Lowell (7-2) at Grand Ledge (9-0)
Portage Central (8-1) at Portage Northern (8-1)

REGION 2
DISTRICT 1
Bay City Western (6-3) at Midland Dow (8-1)
Fenton (6-3) at Midland (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Holly (6-3) at Walled Lake Central (8-1)
Walled Lake Western (7-2) at Rochester Adams (7-2)

REGION 3
DISTRICT 1
Birmingham Brother Rice (6-3) at Farmington Hills Harrison (9-0)
Farmington (7-2) at Berkley (8-1)
DISTRICT 2
Port Huron (5-4) at Warren DeLaSalle (7-2)
St. Clair Shores Lakeview (6-3) at Port Huron Northern (7-2)

REGION 4
DISTRICT 1
Allen Park (6-3) at Wyandotte Roosevelt (9-0)
Southgate Anderson (8-1) at Temperance Bedford (9-0)

DISTRICT 2
East Detroit (5-4) at Detroit Martin Luther King (6-3)
Grosse Pointe South (5-4) at Detroit Cody (6-3)
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DIVISION 1
REGION 1
DISTRICT 1
Traverse City West (6-3) at Rockford (8-1)
Holland West Ottawa (7-2) at Grand Haven (8-1)

DISTRICT 2
Brighton (6-3) at Howell (6-3)
Hartland (6-3) at Holt (6-3)

REGION 2
DISTRICT 1
Ann Arbor Pioneer (5-4) at Canton (9-0)
Saline (6-3) at Plymouth (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Detroit Mumford (5-4) at Detroit Catholic Central (7-2)
Livonia Franklin (7-2) at Northville (8-1)

REGION 3
DISTRICT 1
Davison (7-2) at Lake Orion (8-1)
Grand Blanc (6-3) at Clarkston (7-2)

DISTRICT 2
Rochester (6-3) at Utica Eisenhower (8-1)
Utica (7-2) at Romeo (8-1)

REGION 4
DISTRICT 1
Detroit Southeastern (5-3) at Detroit Cass Tech (9-0)
Dearborn Fordson (7-2) at Dearborn (9-0)

DISTRICT 2
Roseville (6-3) at Macomb Dakota (7-2)
New Baltimore Anchor Bay (6-3) at Utica Ford (6-3)