Boys Basketball 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) (17-0) 75
2. Romulus (13-1) 70
3. Saginaw Arthur Hill (14-1) 62
4. Saginaw (14-1) 59
5. Detroit Cass Tech (15-1) 57
6. Grand Blanc (15-0) 44
7. East Kentwood (15-1) 42
8. Detroit U-D Jesuit (13-3) 39
9. Temperance Bedford (12-1) 34
10. Detroit Southeastern (12-3) 29
Others receiving votes: Macomb L'Anse Creuse North (12-2) 27, Rochester Adams (13-1) 22, Zeeland East (13-3) 14, Fenton (15-0) 8, Lansing Waverly (12-2) 6, Warren De La Salle (13-3) 3, Clarkston (11-3) 3, Flint Carman-Ainsworth (11-3) 2, Holt (13-2) 2, Westland John Glenn (13-2) 2.
Class B
School Total Pts
1. Detroit Country Day (4) (11-3) 67
2. Stevensville Lakeshore (1) (14-0) 65
3. Dowagiac Union (14-1) 61
4. Otsego (12-1) 55
5. Wyoming Godwin Heights (14-1) 53
6. Big Rapids (13-0) 49
7. Chandler Park Academy (12-3) 44
8. Dearborn Hts Robichaud (9-2) 43
9. Detroit Douglass (10-1) 28
9. Frankenmuth (13-1) 28
Others receiving votes: Jackson Lumen Christi (12-2) 28, Comstock Park (14-2) 25, Warren Fitzgerald (12-2 13, Corunna (12-2) 12, Cadillac (11-2) 11, Spring Lake (12-1) 5, Hudsonville Unity Christian (12-3) 3, Bridgeport (9-5) 3, Flint Southwestern Classical Academy (9-5) 2, Lansing Sexton (9-5) 2, South Haven (12-3) 1, Lansing Catholic (13-4) 1.
Class C
School Total Pts
1. Flint Beecher (5) (14-1) 75
2. TC St. Francis (15-0) 69
3. Melvindale Academy (11-0) 66
4. Grandville Calvin Christian (14-1) 54
5. Flint Hamady (13-1) 52
6. Negaunee (14-1) 45
7. Detroit Loyola (12-2) 38
7. Pewamo-Westphalia (13-1) 38
9. Muskegon Heights (12-1) 34
10. Detroit Consortium (10-3) 28
Others receiving votes: Montague (13-1) 26, Mount Clemens (12-1) 18, Harbor Beach (13-1) 13, New Haven (12-2) 8, Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central(13-1) 8, Ithaca (12-1) 7, Leroy Pine River (12-2) 7, Adrian Madison (13-2) 6, Decatur (13-2) 6, Schoolcraft (13-2) 2.
Class D
School Total Points
1. Climax-Scotts (4) (15-0) 74
2. Wyo. Tri-unity Christian (1) (10-2) 71
3. Allen Park Baptist (12-2) 61
4. Cedarville (13-1) 60
5. Bellaire (12-0) 51
6. Southfield Christian (11-4) 48
7. Mio Au Sable (14-0) 46
8. Frankfort (12-1) 43
9. MP Sacred Heart (13-1) 39
10. Brimley (14-2) 30
Others receiving votes: Mendon (14-1) 26, Ewen-Trout Creek (11-4, 12-2) 18, Powers North Central (11-2) 9, Carney-Nadeau (10-3) 6, Middleton Fulton (14-3) 5, Bellevue (12-3) 3, Boyne Falls (11-1) 3, Clarkston Everest Catholic (12-2) 3, Covert (9-3-1) 2, Eben Junction Superior Central (10-4) 1, Bessemer (11-1) 1.
Girls Basketball 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) (15-0) 72
2. Grosse Pointe South (1) (15-1) 68
3. Grand Haven (1) (16-0) 67
4. East Lansing (1) (15-1) 63
5. Midland Dow (16-0) 52
6. Clarkston (14-1) 45
6. Westland John Glenn (15-2) 45
8. Brownstown Woodhaven (16-1) 39
9. Inkster (14-0) 34
10. Bloomfield Hills Marian (14-2) 23
Others receiving votes: 11, Utica Ford (14-1) 21, 12, Macomb Dakota (14-3) 20, 13, Southfield Lathrup (14-2) 18, 14, Waterford Kettering (14-1) 17, 15, Novi (15-1) 6, 16, Grand Ledge (13-3) 5, 17, Farmington Hills Harrison (15-1) 2, 17, Petoskey (15-2) 2, 19, DeWitt (13-3) 1.
Class B
School Total Pts
1. Freeland (5) (15-1) 75
2. Goodrich (14-2) 69
3. Flat Rock (17-0) 62
4. Detroit Country Day (13-2) 58
5. Ludington (14-1) 53
6. Hamilton (15-1) 51
7. GR South Christian (15-1) 41
8. Portland (14-3) 35
9. Eaton Rapids (14-2) 33
10. Battle Creek Harper Creek (14-1) 21
Others receiving votes: 11, Midland Bullock Creek (14-2) 20, 12, Benton Harbor (11-4) 16, 13, Clare (15-1) 15, 14, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep (13-3) 9, 14, Three Rivers (12-1) 9, 16, Olivet (13-2) 6, 16, Livonia Ladywood (7-6) 6, 18, Flint Powers (9-6) 5, 18, Big Rapids (15-0) 5, 20, Grand Rapids Catholic Central (12-3) 4, 21, Haslett (12-3) 2, 21, Ferndale (10-2) 2, 23, Dearborn Divine Child (8-4) 1, 23, Wayland (11-4) 1, 23, Williamston (13-2) 1.
Class C
School Total Pts
1. Reese (5) (17-0) 75
2. Niles Brandywine (16-0) 68
3. Saginaw Nouvel (14-1) 65
4. Manchester (15-1) 59
5. Leroy Pine River (14-1) 54
6. Houghton (16-1) 52
7. Flint Hamady (15-1) 41
8. Kent City (14-2) 30
9. Concord (15-2) 27
10. Ypsilanti Preparatory (13-4) 25
Others receiving votes: 11, Watervliet (15-1) 24, 12, Saginaw Valley Lutheran (13-3) 21, 13, Traverse City St. Francis (13-2) 12, 14, Carson City-Crystal (14-2) 9, 14, Johannesburg-Lewiston (16-1) 9, 16, Shelby (14-1) 8, 17, Gobles (8-1) 7, 18, Adrian Madison (15-2) 5, 19, Burton Bendle (14-2) 3, 19, New Lothrop (13-3) 3, 21, Hemlock (10-6) 2, 22, Marlette (11-2) 1.
Class D
School Total Pts
1. St. Ignace LaSalle (5) (16-0) 75
2. Lansing Christian (14-0) 70
3. Eben Superior Central (17-0) 63
4. Crystal Falls Forest Park (16-1) 58
5. Portland St. Patrick (15-1) 56
6. Waterford Our Lady (13-2) 51
7. Posen (16-0) 45
8. Mendon (15-1) 40
9. DeTour (13-1) 32
10. Gaylord St. Mary (16-2) 31
Others receiving votes: 11, Hillsdale Academy (11-1) 10, 12, Manistee Catholic Central (12-2) 9, 12, Marine City Cardinal Mooney (10-5) 9, 12, St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic (12-2) 9, 15, Bark River-Harris (14-4) 8, 15, Birmingham Roeper (11-2) 8, 17, Athens (12-2) 6, 17, Muskegon Catholic Central (12-1) 6, 19, Fruitport Calvary Christian (12-0) 5, 20, Big Rapids Crossroads Charter Academy (14-1) 3, 20, Pickford (12-5) 3, 22, Carney-Nadeau (10-5) 2, 23, Kingston (12-1) 1.
Archive: Tuesday
Prep Basketball State Polls: 02/12/2013
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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
Joe Walker has been a techie for more than 20 years, but it was a weekend of “X-Boxing” and a love of northern Michigan that sparked the start of Ozmott.
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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
Starting rotation? Still working on it. Opening day pitcher? To be determined. Starting lineup? Pending.
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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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Fred Goldenberg: Wednesday's expo a don't miss for seniors
Many people ascribe to the belief that as the ball dropped in Times Square on Jan. 1, 1946, the first baby boomer was born and that 76 million births later, our lifestyle and ideas for the future have the country turned upside down.
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City manager finalist chosen
Jered Ottenwess is thrilled to be Traverse City’s top candidate for city manager.
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Forum: Mich. dairy farmers wait for Congress
For farmers in Michigan like me, observing how Congress dealt with farm policy in 2012 was like watching a football game: plenty of shouting, lots of movement, a cloud of dust … and then the ball ends up in about the same place where it started.
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Prep Sports Roundup: TC West beats TC Central
Jessica Kalbfleisch scored three goals Monday night as Traverse City West defeated Big North Conference soccer rival Traverse City Central, 4-1. (Plus more)
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Arrests made in burglary probe
Authorities arrested four people during a residential burglary investigation that netted thieves more than $10,000 in valuables.
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Police: Drunken driver parked in stranger's driveway, fell asleep
A suspected drunken driver was arrested after he pulled into a stranger’s driveway in Elmwood Township and fell asleep behind the wheel.
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Woman on moped arrested on 3rd OWI offense
A 24-year-old Traverse City woman involved in a moped accident was arrested on her third offense for operating while intoxicated.
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Elk Rapids students to plant thousands of trees
Elk Rapids Schools’ advanced placement biology students will plant more than 700 trees today on forested property owned by the school district.
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Expect delays on M-37 near Vance Road
Motorists should expect delays this week on M-37 between Vance Road and M-113.
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Today in Sports: 05/14/2013
What's happening in sports across the region and the country:
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Prep sports scoreboard: 05/07/2013
A roundup of high school sports results from across northern Michigan:
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Food trucks get green light in Traverse City
Traverse City commissioners gave food trucks the OK to roll into downtown this summer.
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Community in Brief: 05/07/2013
Father Fred sale; help Goodwill Inn; Genealogy meeting; and more.
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1,000 ribbons will show unity for golf team
Lake Michigan Conference athletes will soon be wearing green ribbons at spring events as a show of support for league member Grayling, which is coping with tragedy after an accident killed senior Louis Menard and golf coach Jason Potter last week.
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