BOYS PREP POLL
The top 10 teams in the Michigan Associated Press high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. Totals are based on 15 points for a first-place vote, 14 for second, etc.:
Class A
School Total Pts
1. Detroit Pershing (5) (15-0) 75
2. Romulus (11-1) 68
3. Saginaw Arthur Hill (14-0) 66
4. Saginaw (14-1) 59
5. L'Anse Creuse North (12-1) 52
6. Detroit Cass Tech (13-1) 46
7. East Kentwood (13-1) 40
8. Grand Blanc (13-0) 37
9. Detroit U-D Jesuit (11-3) 34
10. Temperance Bedford (10-1) 31
Others receiving votes: Detroit Southeastern (11-3) 29, Clarkston (10-2) 19, Zeeland East (12-2) 18, Rochester Adams (12-1) 13, Lansing Waverly (11-2) 6, Fenton (14-0) 3, Holt (13-3) 3, Ypsilanti (10-3) 1.
Class B
School Total Pts
1. Detroit Country Day (4) (10-3) 72
2. Wyoming Godwin Hts (11-1) 66
3. Dowagiac Union (12-1) 62
4. Stevensville Lakeshore (12-0) 56
5. Otsego (10-1) 49
6. Chandler Park Academy (11-3) 47
7. Big Rapids (1) (12-0) 45
8. Jackson Lumen Christi (11-1) 44
9. Dearborn Hts Robichaud (8-2) 37
10. Detroit Douglass (8-1) 24
10. Frankenmuth (11-1) 24
Others receiving votes: Comstock Park (12-2) 17, Hudsonville Unity Christian (11-2) 15, Lansing Sexton (8-4) 9, Warren Fitzgerald (11-2) 8, Corunna (10-2) 7, Cadillac (10-2) 7, Spring Lake (12-1) 6, 2, Lansing Catholic (11-4) 3, Flint Southwestern Classical Academy (8-4) 1, Yale (10-3) 1.
Class C
School Total Pts
1. Flint Beecher (5) (13-1) 75
2. TC St. Francis (13-0) 68
3. Melvindale Academy (10-0) 56
4. Grand. Calvin Christian (13-1) 53
5. Flint Hamady (12-1) 45
6. Detroit Consortium (9-2) 42
7. Negaunee (12-1) 41
8. Detroit Loyola (10-2) 37
9. Pewamo-Westphalia (12-1) 36
10. Muskegon Heights (12-1) 31
Others receiving votes: Mount Clemens (11-1) 24, New Haven (11-1) 18, Montague (11-1) 18, Harbor Beach (12-1) 15, Leroy Pine River (10-2) 10, Ithaca (10-1) 7, Adrian Madison (12-1) 7, Decatur (12-1) 6, McBain (9-3) 5, Hanover-Horton (11-1) 3, Schoolcraft (12-2) 2, Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central (11-1) 1.
Class D
School Total Pts
1. Climax-Scotts (3) (14-0) 73
2. Tri-unity Christian (2) (9-2) 72
3. Cedarville (12-1) 61
4. Allen Park Baptist (11-2) 59
5. Frankfort (11-0) 53
6. Southfield Christian (10-4) 47
7. Bellaire (9-0) 46
8. Mio Au Sable (12-0) 43
9. MP Sacred Heart (12-1) 37
10. Brimley (12-2) 29
Others receiving votes: Mendon (11-1) 16, Middleton Fulton (11-2) 14, Ewen-Trout Creek (10-2) 11, Powers North Central (9-2) 9, Carney-Nadeau (9-3) 7, Lake Linden-Hubbell (11-1) 6, Covert (9-2) 5, Adrian Lenawee Christian (7-2) 4, Bessemer (10-1) 3, Boyne Falls (10-1) 2, Munising (8-3) 2, Crystal Falls Forest Park (6-4) 1.
GIRLS PREP POLL
The top 10 teams in the Michigan Associated Press high school basketball poll, with records in parentheses. Totals are based on 15 points for a first-place vote, 14 for second, etc.:
Class A
School Total Pts
1. Detroit King (2) (13-0) 72
2. Grand Haven (1) (14-0) 68
3. Grosse Pointe South (1) (14-1) 67
4. East Lansing (1) (13-1) 61
5. Westland John Glenn (14-1) 56
6. Midland Dow (16-0) 49
7. Clarkston (12-1) 36
8. Inkster (11-0) 35
9. Brownstown Woodhaven (15-1) 31
10. Macomb Dakota (12-3) 28
Others receiving votes: 11, Southfield Lathrup (12-2) 21, 11, Bloomfield Hills Marian (13-2) 21, 13, Grand Ledge (12-2) 17, 14, Utica Ford (14-1) 16, 15, Waterford Kettering (12-1) 8, 15, Novi (13-1) 8, 17, DeWitt (12-3) 2, 17, Dexter (14-1) 2, 19, Farmington Hills Harrison (14-1) 1, 19, Oxford (13-2) 1.
Class B
School Total Pts
1. Freeland (5) (14-1) 75
2. Goodrich (13-2) 69
3. Flat Rock (15-0) 65
4. Detroit Country Day (9-2) 58
5. Hamilton (13-1) 49
6. Ludington (12-1) 48
7. Eaton Rapids (13-2) 47
8. GR South Christian (13-1) 41
9. Portland (12-3) 30
10. Midland Bullock Creek (13-2) 20
Others receiving votes: 11, Clare (13-1) 19, 12, Dearborn Divine Child (7-3) 18, 13, Battle Creek Harper Creek (12-1) 16, 14, Big Rapids (14-0) 8, 14, Olivet (13-2) 8, 16, Benton Harbor (10-3) 7, 17, Wayland (10-3) 6, 18, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep (12-3) 4, 19, Muskegon Oakridge (16-1) 3, 19, Haslett (11-3) 3, 19, Grand Rapids Catholic Central (10-3) 3, 22, Livonia Ladywood (7-6) 1, 22, Flint Powers (9-6) 1, 22, Williamston (13-2) 1.
Class C
School Total Pts
1. Reese (5) (15-0) 75
2. Niles Brandywine (13-0) 69
3. Saginaw Nouvel (14-1) 62
4. Manchester (14-1) 59
5. Leroy Pine River (13-1) 50
6. Houghton (14-1) 49
7. Watervliet (14-0) 40
8. Flint Hamady (13-1) 39
9. Kent City (12-2) 26
10. Concord (13-2) 25
Others receiving votes: 11, Saginaw Valley Lutheran (11-3) 21, 12, Ypsilanti Arbor Preparatory (11-4) 16, 13, Traverse City St. Francis (11-2) 11, 14, Shelby (13-1) 9, 14, Burton Bendle (13-1) 9, 14, Johannesburg-Lewiston (14-1) 9, 17, Gobles (8-1) 6, 17, Carson City-Crystal (12-2) 6, 17, New Lothrop (12-2) 6, 20, Adrian Madison (13-2) 4, 21, Hemlock (9-4) 3, 21, Marlette (10-2) 3, 23, Pewamo-Westphalia (12-3) 2, 24, Saginaw Michigan Lutheran Seminary (9-5) 1.
Class D
School Total Pts
1. St. Ignace LaSalle (5) (13-0) 75
2. Lansing Christian (14-0) 70
3. Eben Superior Central (15-0) 64
T4. Crystal Falls Forest Park (14-1) 55
T4. Portland St. Patrick (14-1) 55
6. Waterford Our Lady (11-2) 52
7. Posen (16-0) 44
8. Mendon (13-1) 43
9. DeTour (12-1) 31
10. Gaylord St. Mary (14-2) 23
Others receiving votes: 11, Marine City Cardinal Mooney (8-4) 15, 12, Birmingham Roeper (10-2) 14, 13, Bark River-Harris (13-3) 12, 14, Manistee Catholic Central (11-1) 8, 15, Hillsdale Academy (10-1) 7, 16, Fruitport Calvary Christian (11-0) 6, 16, St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic (12-2) 6, 18, Muskegon Catholic Central (11-1) 5, 19, Ontonagon (9-2) 4, 19, Athens (9-2) 4, 21, Big Rapids Crossroads Charter Academy (12-1) 3, 22, Carney-Nadeau (9-5) 2, 23, Climax-Scotts (8-2) 1, 23, Mount Pleasant Sacred Heart (9-5) 1.
Archive: Tuesday
Prep Basketball State Polls: 02/05/2013
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Tom Doak inducted into Mich. Golf Hall of Fame
Traverse City’s Tom Doak was one of three individuals inducted into the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame in a ceremony Sunday at the Henry Center at Michigan State University.
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TCL&P may spend $15K on land it doesn't want
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Letters to the Editor: 05/21/2013
Who awarded contract?; Who could want more?
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Forum: State gets ‘F’ for hidden campaign money
Just how much money was spent independently of candidates on elections for Michigan state office last year?
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Prep Sports Roundup: Frankfort's Zimmerman wins 400th game
Frankfort baseball head coach Mike Zimmerman won his 400th game as Frankfort swept a doubleheader from TC Christian on Monday, 6-4 and 5-3. (Plus more)
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Teens admit to lewd elevator act
Traverse City police are investigating a report of sexual contact between two teens in a Traverse City Central High School elevator.
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Sports in Brief: 05/21/2013
TC Blue Stars win 13U tournament; MHSAA changes transfer guidelines; Toxic Cherries beat Southern Belles.
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Fired Munson clinic employee settles lawsuit
A former Munson Medical Center worker recently settled a lawsuit that alleged her civil rights were violated when she was fired from her job at an HIV-AIDS clinic.
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Free yard waste drop-off offered in Garfield
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Forecast: More storms followed by cool temps
Meteorologists say to expect more severe thunderstorms coming through the Grand Traverse region.
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TC resident wins $5K Art Van Award of Hope
Cecilia Chesney, executive director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Michigan, received $5,000 for her organization and was given the chance to compete for an additional $25,000 through the Art Van Charity Challenge.
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Community in Brief: 05/21/2013
Weather balloon launch; TCAPS Music Boosters concert; library plant sale and more.
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Prep sports scoreboard: 05/14/2013
A roundup of high school sports results from across northern Michigan:
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Light & Power names Arends executive director
The board for Traverse City Light & Power shut down its faltering search for a new executive director and threw the switch on Tim Arends.
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Teen charged with drunken driving
Police arrested a 16-year-old Traverse City girl on an operating while intoxicated charge after observing her drive erratically on Garfield Avenue.
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Editorial: Food trucks will help build reputation
The issue: Traverse City OKs food trucks. Our view: New choices will enhance city’s reputation as a foodie haven.
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NMC 'expression policy' put on hold
Trustees placed a newly adopted “campus expression” policy on hold until Northwestern Michigan College staff can specify how it will be implemented and communicate the full policy to those affected.
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Lions sign TC West graduate
Former Traverse City West offensive lineman Darren Keyton, an undrafted rookie free agent, signed with the Detroit Lions on Monday.
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App brings perks to merchants
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Community in Brief: 05/14/2013
Photo exhibit opens; LIWdA hosts program; film festival; and more.
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Langbehn not yet ready to set Bums lineup
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Letters to the Editor: 05/14/2013
A perfect relationship; Must respond to needs; Beware the boogeyman.
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Fruit farmers: 'We dodged a bullet'
Fruit farmers reported very little damage to their crops following a deep chill that left a thick, frosty residue on grass blades and car windshields across northern Michigan.
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