Detroit Public Schools

Cass Tech’s boys, Renaissance High’s girls run to PSL track and field championships

Posted on May 24, 2013

Contact:
Chuck Johnson
Media Information Director
DPS Office of Athletics
chuck.johnson@detroitk12.org
313-870-5863

On a cold and wet evening more suitable for staying indoors, Cass Tech’s boys and Renaissance’s girls weathered the challenge to win the 2013 Detroit Public School League track and field championships Thursday at East English Village Prep Academy.

As the temperatures dropped into the 40s, Coach Thomas Wilcher’s Technicians and Coach Harry Weaver’s Lady Phoenix continued to pile up the points as both teams finished with runaway victories.

Cass Tech led the boys with 173 points followed by Renaissance 93, Cody 70, East English Village 55, Martin Luther King 46, Central 36, Mumford 35, Northwestern 20, Pershing 11, CMA 11, Denby 10, Ford 10, Western 8, Southeastern 3 and Douglass 2.

Renaissance’s girls scored 207 points followed by Cass Tech 142, King 54, Osborn 41, Pershing 32, East English Village 21, Denby 17, Mumford 14, Northwestern 11½, DIA 9, Southeastern 8, Cody 7, CMA 5½, Central 5 and Ford 4

Cass Tech’s boys finished first in four events. In addition to senior Delano Hill in the 100, sophomore Jayru Campbell in the 300 hurdles and senior Reginal Ferrell in the long jump, the Technicans also won the 4×100 relay.

Renaissance senior Nico Hudson was the only double individual champion in the boys’ meet, winning the 800 and 1600.

Renaissance senior Asaundra Dalton was one of two girls’ individual double champions, crossing the finish line first in the 200 and 400.

The Lady Phoenix’s remarkable 11 first-place finishers included junior Dominique Funchess in the 100, junior Dominique Taylor in the 300 hurdles, senior Dajanae Dye in the 800, junior Leah Spivey in the 3200, junior Lauren Parks in the high jump and a sweep of the 4×800, 4×200, 4×100 and 4×400 relays.

King senior Gwendolyn Aikens was a double champion in the discus and shot.
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2013 PSL boys’ track and field champions
Team scoring: Cass Tech 173, Renaissance 93, Cody 70, East English Village 55, Martin Luther King 46, Central 36, Mumford 35, Northwestern 20, Pershing 11, CMA 11, Denby 10, Ford 10, Western 8, Southeastern 3, Douglass 2
100m: Cass Tech senior Delano Hill (10.97); Cass Tech senior Anton Price second (11.34)
110m hurdles: King junior Tyrell Stephens (16.21)
200m: Renaissance senior Aaron Davis won the 200 (22.71)
4x800m relay: Renaissance (seniors Nico Hudson, Eric Way, Derek Harden and Austin Davis) 8:35.74
4×200 relay: Renaissance (seniors Aaron Davis, Joshua Harris, Clark Bishop, Austin Davis) 1:32.52
1600m: Renaissance senior Nico Hudson (4:51.70)
4x100m relay: Cass Tech (junior Sean Perry, junior Anton Price, senior Delano Hill, junior Damon Webb) 44.31
400m: East English Village senior Marcel Wyckoff (50.99)
300m hurdles: Cass Tech sophomore Jayru Campbell (42.85); Cass Tech junior Trevon Clayborne
800m: Renaissance senior Nico Hudson (2:09.87)
3200: King senior Cory Sumner (11:37.35)
4×400: East English Village (sophomore Anton Curtis, senior Desmond King, senior Marcel Wyckoff, senior Rico Lewis) 3:33.42
High jump: Pershing junior Daniel Dwyer (6-0)
Long jump: Cass Tech senior Reginal Ferrell (20-5 ½); Cass Tech junior Sean Perry placed second (20-4)
Discus: Ford sophomore Sidney McMillan (111-9)
Shot put: Cody senior LeQuin Robinson (39-5)

2013 PSL girls’ track and field champions
Team scoring: Renaissance 207, Cass Tech 142, King 54, Osborn 41, Pershing 32, East English Village 21, Denby 17, Mumford 14, Northwestern 11½, DIA 9, Southeastern 8, Cody 7, CMA 5½, Central 5, Ford 4
100m: Renaissance junior Dominique Funchess (12:25); Renaissance senior Paris Parnell second (12:45)
100m hurdles: King senior Kalen Glover (15.75)
200m: Renaissance senior Asaundra Dalton (25.61); Renaissance senior Paris Parnell second (26.17)
4x800m relay: Renaissance (freshman Christal Cotton, sophomore Clarrisa Barksdale, sophomore Peighton Childress, senior Dajanae Dye) 10:46.54
4x200m relay: Renaissance (junior Dominique Funchess, senior Asaundra Dalton, junior Dominique Taylor, senior Paris Parnell) 1:44.20
1600m: East English Village freshman LaTona Turner (6:08.04)
4x100m relay: Renaissance (junior Ashlynn Terry, senior Asaundra Dalton, senior Kaylyn Williams, junior Dominique Funchess) 51.11
400m: Renaissance senior Asaundra Dalton (59.97)
300m hurdles: Renaissance junior Dominique Taylor (49.39)
800m: Renaissance senior Dajanae Dye (2:39.64)
3200m: Renaissance junior Leah Spivey (14:33.88); Renaissance junior Remi Murray second (14:55.89); Renaissance sophomore Peighton Childress third (15:07.76)
4x400m relay: Renaissance (freshman Christal Cotton, junior Dominique Taylor, senior Kaylyn Williams, senior Asaundra Dalton) junior Leah Spivey,) 4:20.19
High jump: Renaissance junior Lauren Parks (4-8)
Long jump: Mumford junior DeJanne Jones (14-3½)
Discus: King senior Gwendolyn Aikens (94-5)
Shot put: King senior Gwendolyn Aikens (35-4)

Complete final results:

Medicine and Community Health-C2 Pipeline students support the fight against Breast Cancer

Posted on May 24, 2013

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Medicine and Community Health Academy (MCH) at Cody student residents and students enrolled in the Wayne State University C2 Pipeline after-school program at MCA participated in the 22^nd Annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure on Saturday, May 18th.

While walking through Midtown with thousands of people to support the cause, MCH students were able to reflect on their knowledge from enrichment activities offered in both school programs, which promotes volunteer and service learning projects.

The students’ most exciting moments of the event included being interviewed by a local radio station, meeting Detroit City Council President Charles Pugh and getting signatures of support for Carol Goss, President and CEO of the Skillman Foundation and a four-year-survivor.

Congratulations Alicia Alvarez of Golightly CTC, Detroit EM News Scholarship Recipient

Posted on May 22, 2013

Alicia Alvarez, a student at Golightly CTC, is one of six Detroit EM News, L3C–Academy of Social Enterprise scholarship recipients.

The students were selected for their advertisements created for Detroit Entertainers & Musicians News, which is slated to be published today, May 22, 2013. Visit: www.detroitemnews.com. On the homepage, click on the current edition icon for May-June, 2013.

The students were selected for their graphic design abilities and for expressing the difference in their acknowledgement of social accountability and social responsibility within society.

Mason students and community organizations rededicate the Farwell Field Community Garden

Posted on May 22, 2013

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On Saturday, May 4, several community organizations and block clubs rededicated the Farwell Field Community Garden located on the campus of Mason Elementary-Middle School.

Over 35 students participated in the rededication ceremony. Participating neighborhood organizations included:

Binder Street Block Club O&R
Yonka-Norwood Block Club
Fenelon-Conley-Keystone Block Club

New rain barrels, a garden fence and gutters were installed. Vegetables and flowers were also planted as well as beautification to the garden grounds.

On Monday, May 13, a group of Mason students who are interested in gardening visited the Community Garden Center for observation with science teacher Ms. Marjorie Jenkins. The Community Garden Center provided volunteers to train students on gardening. Students who were selected to go to the Community Garden Center are helping to maintain the Farwell Field Community Garden. Once the vegetables begin to grow at the garden, students and staff members will be able to take them home.

Cass Tech wins PSL boys’ golf title as Renaissance’s Jon Elrod tops the field

Posted on May 22, 2013

Contact:
Chuck Johnson
Media Information Director
DPS Office of Athletics
chuck.johnson@detroitk12.org
313-870-5863

Cass Tech, with a foursome total of 208, won the 2013 Detroit Public School League boys’ golf championship Wednesday at Palmer Park Golf Course.

The victory by Coach Edward Tomlin’s Technicians broke Renaissance High’s five-year stronghold on the team championship. However, Renaissance did extend its streak of individual champions as senior Jon Elrod shot a 41, making him the sixth consecutive Phoenix golfer to take low medalist honors.

Elrod sealed the deal in dramatic fashion by sinking a 25-foot putt for par on the ninth hole. He had to come through under pressure to complete the victory. His double-bogey on No. 8 opened the door for King junior Wilbourne Kelley, who birdied No. 8 to move a shot behind Elrod going to the last hole. Kelley parred the ninth to finish one shot back with a 42.

“I was doing okay until No. 8 when I made a few mistakes,” Elrod said. “But I pulled it together on that last hole. I knew I had to have a par or a birdie to win.”

Kelley said he didn’t feel he played that well. “I shot an 8 (triple bogey) on the first hole and had to play catch up after that,’’ he said.

Cass Tech was led by senior Darius Saxton’s third-place 49. Seniors Jaylon Paylor (52), Javion Davis (53) and Evan Robinson (54) finished fifth, sixth and seventh to complete the Technicians’ scoring.

“The kids have been working really hard this year with a lot of time spent at Belle Isle and Palmer Park,’’ Tomlin said. “The seniors dedicated themselves to doing what they had to do to win the Detroit Public School League championship.”

Renaissance’s Seth Petty shot 51 to place fourth, but the Phoenix had only three eligible competitors and did not figure in the team scoring. “It’s a disappointment that we couldn’t continue our championship streak but we still had the top individual for the sixth year in a row,’’ Phoenix coach Harry Kennedy said.

Cass Tech was followed in the team scoring by King in second place with 231. Western took third with 238, East English Village fourth with 262, Osborn fifth with 286 and CMA seventh with 288.

The top 25 individual finishers were accorded All-City honors.

Western High wins sixth consecutive PSL boys’ baseball crown; East English Village takes East-West title

Posted on May 21, 2013

Contact:
Chuck Johnson
Media Information Director
DPS Office of Athletics
chuck.johnson@detroitk12.org
313-870-5863

Western International High erupted for eight runs in the second inning and cruised to an 11-1 victory against King in the Detroit Public School League boys’ baseball Mega Division title game Monday night at Comerica Park.

Coach Juan Sanchez’s Cowboys extended their PSL title reign to six years in a row while East English Village defeated Osborn 8-1 for the East-West Division crown.

“Winning never gets old,” Sanchez said. “This one feels as good as the first one.”

Junior outfielder Tratez Henton’s RBI double started the Cowboys’ scoring as they sent 14 batters to the plate in the second inning.

Senior shortstop Hector Gutierrez, Jr., who is headed to the University of Michigan on a baseball scholarship, had a two-run single in the second inning and eventually scored on a wild pitch to make it 7-0. Junior Louis Chapa and senior Jose Solis had RBI singles in the onslaught.

Senior Jose Ramon Morales went six innings and struck out eight as the winning pitcher.

King avoided the shutout with a run in the fourth inning. Avont’e Maddox walked and stole second and third before Clemia Jackson’s single drove him home.

East English Village won the PSL East-West Division game, overcoming the odds of competing and winning as a first-year school. Junior pitcher Trevon Godfrey posted 10 strikeouts and ignited Coach Elbert Williams’ Bulldogs’ offense with a double and an inside-the-park home run.

Between games, players chosen by their coaches to the 2013 PSL All-City baseball and softball teams were introduced during an on-field ceremony. The players are listed below.

2013 Detroit Public School League All-City Baseball Players
Cass Tech: David Barksdale, Sr. P-C; Julius Striggles, Sr. P-IF; CMA: Reginal King, Sr. P-C-OF-IF; Cody: Robert Arndt,Sr. C; Denby: Deyonte Butler, Jr. P-SS; Anthony York, Jr. P-SS; East English Village: Jaylyn Stephens-King, Jr. SS; Melvin Coleman, Jr. LF; Trevon Godfrey, Jr. 3B; Kavon Moore, Fr. C; Ford: Marquise Hatfield, Sr. LF; Cortez Rodgers, Sr. P-SS; Delvante Paul, Sr. P-SS; Darryl Champion, So. C-3B; King: Terrell Walker, Sr. OF-P; Michael Jamieson, Sr. IF-P; Avont’e Maddox, Jr. IF; Mumford: Brandon Washington, Jr. P; Darius Jones, Jr. C; Harold Montgomery, Jr. 2B; Northwestern: Jalen Dunbar, Sr. C-CF; Osborn: Nicholas Phillips, Sr. CF; Brandon Hunt, Jr. P-OF-3B; Javon Meeks, Sr. C-CF; Pershing: Malik Harcum, So. C-SS; Renaissance: Kanzoni Ramsey, Jr. OF-P; Western: Hector Gutierrez, Jr., Jr. P-SS; Jose Ramon Morales, Sr. IF-P; Louis Chapa, Jr. IF-P; Anthony Gutierrez 1B-DH

2013 Detroit Public School League All-City Softball Players

Renaissance: Shivonne Marshall, Sr. LF; Essence England , Jr. CF; Breanna Lawrence, So. 2B; Ann Jones, So. SS; Cass Tech: Tierra Traylor, Sr. SS; De’jah Darkins, Sr. 2B; Taryn Butler, Jr. P; Mariah Johnson, Jr. 1B; Central: Danielle Cornelius, Sr. SS; CMA: Vannesha Williams, Sr. SS; Cody: Kristina Smith, Sr. P; Denby: Sannia Walls, Sr. P; Jazzmond Williams, Jr. 1B; Ella Shelton, Jr. SS; DIA – Takyra Lee, Fr. IF; East English Village – Andrea Edwards, Jr. C-IF; Malia Smith, So. P-IF-OF; Ford: Tiera Thomas, Fr. 3B; Autumm Carlisle, So. C; King: Jenice Myles, Jr. 3B; Mumford: Alexis Milliner, Sr. 3B; Arlecia Parker, Fr. 1B; Northwestern: Sapphire Ellington, Sr. 2B; Osborn: Daisha Adams, Jr. P; Pershing: Daysiana Gardner, Sr. P-SS; Southeastern: Dominique Sanders, Jr. SS; Western: Ashley Wilson, Jr. SS; Aitza Rodriguez, Sr. P; Perla Hernandez, Senior, C

Schulze Academy students visited by Renaissance Equestrian Society

Posted on May 21, 2013

On May 14, 2013, the students of Schulze Academy were visited by Renaissance Equestrian Society, where students learned about horse grooming, feeding, and traveling chambers.

Congratulations to students Tiavonni Freeman and Najae Duffy who won an essay writing contest titled, “Being Kind to Animals.”

The two students participated in the Karmanos Cancer Institute 3rd Annual Equestrians’ Dream Trail Ride on Saturday, May 18 at Belle Isle Park. Principal Dr. Brenda Lyons rode in a horse and carriage with the two students.

This is the 3rd Annual Equestrians’ Dream Trail Ride presented by the Renaissance Equestrian Society. This is approximately a 5.5 mile trail ride around the island’s parameter which will allow both horse and rider to have the ultimate experience and “Dream Ride”. The rich history and culture of the largest island park in the United States. A portion of the trail ride proceeds will be donated to the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute and Renaissance Equestrian Society.

Cass Technical High School, 2501 Second Avenue, is closed today, Tuesday, May 21, 2013.

Posted on May 21, 2013

New Summer School Academy to offer Pre-K Transitions Program, high school recovery credits expanded to students outside the district, weekly field trips, Extended Year Program, social studies and science curriculum to target low MEAP scores and more

Posted on May 21, 2013

Aligning with the district’s strategic plan, Detroit Public Schools today announced bold new goals for its 2013 Summer School Academy to be held June 17-July 26 with programs targeted to attract students from outside of the district in need of credit recovery courses and a pre-kindergarten transitions program to provide enrichment activities to students prior to entering kindergarten.

A K-8 program will be offered with a focus on social studies and science—areas where students received low-ranking MEAP scores—integrated with language arts and mathematics. This program will be mandatory for under-performing students in grades 4-8 at 37 schools. A total of 35 schools that are on the state’s priority list will provide Extended Year programs from June 17-July 12 based on each school’s normal business hours.

In addition to these strategic programs aimed at raising academic achievement among low-performing students, the Summer School Academy will also offer weekly educational/experiential learning field trips for PreK-8 students focused on science and social studies to institutions including the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, Greenfield Village, Henry Ford Rouge Factory, Cranbrook Institute of Science, Finance Park, and the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum.

“We must think of creative new methods to help our students succeed, both academically and socially,” said Karen Ridgeway, Superintendent of Academics for Detroit Public Schools. “In areas where we see students lacking, we have to get them on track to catch up with their peers and ensure they’re prepared for graduation and post-secondary options. And not only will we work harder and smarter to better educate the students that we have, we must grow the district and open our Summer Programs to prospective students as well.”

This is the first year that DPS has offered credit recovery courses and pre-kindergarten enrichment to students outside of the district. The district will also offer its Driver’s Education to out-of-district students. This new move supports the district’s strategy to provide more Pre-K programs and to find innovative methods of attracting new students.

This year’s Summer School Academy will target an estimated 14,000 students. The K-8 programs are paid for through Title I Funding and mandatory 4-8 programs are funded by the district.

All students who qualify for the 2013 Summer School Academy should have received a letter mailed home to parents beginning last week. The Academy also requires a professional development component for all teachers.

For more details, visit detroitk12.org/summer-academy-2013

Summer School Academy Program Details

The six-week summer school program will run from Monday, June 17 through Friday, July 26 from 8 a.m. a.m. – 1 p.m. daily for grades PreK-8 with free breakfast and lunch provided. Pre-K programs will follow the same schedule, but will be broken into multiple time frames with age-appropriate activities. High school programs will be administered from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. All current transportation routes will continue. The deadline to apply for non-mandatory Summer School programs is June 17. Students can apply at their local school. Out-of-district students can call 313-873-7922.

Pre-Kindergarten: Targeting students in need of enrichment prior to entering kindergarten; provided at 37 schools including Academy of the Americas, Ann Arbor Trail, Bagley, Bates (FLICS students can attend at Bates), Bennett, Bunche, Chrysler, Clark, Clippert, Cooke, Davison, Detroit International Academy, Detroit Lions, Dixon, Durfee, Earhart, Edison, Duke Ellington, Emerson, Garvey, Golightly, Harms, Hutchinson, Ludington, Mackenzie, Mark Twain, Mason, Maybury, Munger, Pasteur, Priest, Clemente, Robeson-Malcom X, Schulze, Spain and Vernor.

Grades 4-8, Mandatory: Targeting students who received partially proficient or non proficient MEAP scores; offered at 37 priority schools including Academy of the Americas, Ann Arbor Trail, Bagley, Bates Bates (FLICS students can attend at Bates), Bennett, Bunche, Chrysler, Clark, Clippert, Cooke, Davison, Detroit International Academy, Detroit Lions, Dixon, Durfee, Earhart, Edison, Ellington, Emerson, Fisher Upper, Garvey, Golightly, Harms, Hutchinson, Ludington, Mackenzie, Mark Twain, Mason, Maybury, Munger, Pasteur, Priest, Clemente, Robeson-Malcom X, Schulze, Spain and Vernor.

Grades K-8, Non-Mandatory (but strongly recommended): Offered at 30 schools including Ann Arbor Trail, Bagley, Bates (FLICS students can attend at Bates), Bennett, Bunche, Clark, Clippert, Cooke, Davison, Detroit International Academy, Dixon, Durfee, Earhart, Edison, Ellington, Emerson, Fisher Upper, Garvey, Golightly, Harms, Hutchinson, Ludington, Mackenzie and Mason.

Grades 9-12: A Summer Bridge Program will be offered at high schools for incoming ninth-graders. A Credit Recovery Program for grades 9-12 will allow high school students an opportunity to retake core academic courses they did not pass to remain on track for graduation and post-secondary options. This program is open to students within Detroit Public Schools and students outside of the district. High School students who received a “D” passing grade will also be allowed to make up core academic courses, or retake physical education or personal health management courses for a fee of $250. Student athletes who earned a “D” in a course that may make them ineligible for athletics may also retake the course for $250. Core subject areas for high school students include Math, Science, English, History and select electives based on each school listing. High school students who would like to retake a course must complete a request form and provide payment by June 17, 2013. Students can apply at their local school. Out-of-district students can call 313-873-7922. Participating schools include Cass Tech, Communication and Media Arts, Davis Aerospace, Detroit International Academy, East English Village Prep, M.L. King, Northwestern, Renaissance, Westside Academy and Western International.

Extended Year: A mandatory, all-day program based on the school’s normal hours will take place from June 17-July 12 (four weeks) at 35 priority schools including A.L. Holmes, Beckham, Blackwell, Bow, Brewer, Ronald Brown, Burton, Carleton, Carstens, Carver, Dossin, Douglass, Moses Field, Fisher Lower, Gardner, Gompers, Greenfield Union, Henderson, J.R. King, Mann, Marshall, Marquette, Neinas, Nichols, Noble, Northwestern, Oakman, Palmer Park, Pulaski, Sampson-Webber, Thirkell, Wayne, Wilkins, Wright, and Coleman Young. These 35 schools were placed on the state’s priority list and will provide a curriculum based on the Common Core Standards, MEAP data and Individualized Learning Plans.

Special Summer Programs

Driver’s Education: The four-week program will be held from June 24-July 20 six days per week (Monday-Saturday) and will be offered at five locations including Cody, M.L. King, Osborn, Renaissance and Western high schools. Cost: $280, covering Segments I & II. Students can apply at their local school. Out-of-district students can call 313-873-7922.

21st Century Community Learning Centers: A focus on academic enrichment and youth development activities will be offered to students in grades 1-8 to enhance academic standards in all subject areas. The program will be offered from 8 a.m. – 1 p.m. at 20 schools including Beckham, Bow, Bunche, Carstens, Durfee, Earhart, Emerson, Fisher Upper, Garvey, Gompers, Harms, Mackenzie, Mark Twain, Marshall, Mason, Oakman, Priest, Pulaski, Sampson-Webber, and Coleman Young.

Summer Camp Migrant Program: Offered to K-12 migrant students. A student is identified as a migrant student if his/her family moved to the district within the previous 36 months to obtain temporary or seasonal work. Migrant students are eligible to participate in reading, mathematics, science and social studies courses in small class-size settings. Parents must sign a certificate of eligibility.

High-Needs Bilingual Program: Bilingual students will be able to participate in content area instruction with an emphasis on literacy development. Students in this program are most in need of English language support and would not qualify for participation in other district programs because they are new to the country or have not been tested on state assessments. Bilingual High-Needs Schools include: Academy of the Americas, Bennett, Clippert, Davison, Earhart, Maybury, Munger, Priest, Clemente and Western International.

Special Education/ASD Summer Program: An all-day program based on each school’s normal hours will be provided from July 8-August 12 at centered-based schools including: Drew, Keidan, J.L. White, and Moses Field. Turning Point will offer its summer program from June 17 – July 26.

PSL boys’ and girls’ track and field finals Thursday at East English Village; prelims today

Posted on May 20, 2013

Contact:
Chuck Johnson
Media Information Director
DPS Office of Athletics
chuck.johnson@detroitk12.org
313-870-5863

The Detroit Public School League boys’ and girls’ track and field season reaches a climax Thursday with the league championship meet at East English Village High School.

Preliminaries and field events are slated for 5 p.m. today (Monday, May 20) at East English Village and will determine the competitors for Thursday’s 5 p.m finals. Admission to the finals is $3.

Cass Tech is the defending boys’ and girls’ PSL track and field champions. The Technicians were among several PSL teams that had strong showings in this past weekend’s MHSAA regional meets. Regional results are listed below.

MHSAA TRACK AND FIELD REGIONALS (PSL finishers listed in bold):

DIVISION 1 boys at CANTON
TEAM SCORING – Plymouth 107; Dearborn 86.50; Detroit Cody 68; Salem 67; Livonia Churchill 60; Livonia Franklin 49.50; Canton 47; Lincoln Park 31; Westland John Glenn 29; Garden City 27.50; Inkster 23; Dearborn Edsel Ford 19.50; Allen Park 18; Dearborn Fordson 12; Wayne Memorial 11; Dearborn Heights Crestwood 7.
3200 METER RELAY — 1. Plymouth (A), 8:10.78 (Blerim Mema, Jonny Dalton, Brandon Dalton, Max Rogowski); 2. Dearborn (A), 8:16.21 (Ross Hunter, Samuel Mousigian, Bryce Norwood, Ahmed Abogila; 3. Livonia Churchill (A), 8:21.49 (George Bowles, Matthew Cohan, Jonathon Allessandrini, Benja; 4. Westland John Glenn (A), 8:39.18 (Micah Orr, Jewell Jones, Austan Hamlett, Kimari Johnson); 5. Salem (A), 8:39.93; 6. Wayne Memorial (A), 8:42.51 (Zack Williams, Malik Jordan, Devin Gibson, Daniel Malcolm); 7. Canton (A), 8:56.45; 8. Dearborn Heights Crestw, 9:02.02.
110M HURDLES — 1. Zachary Zoltowski, Livonia Churchill, 15.22; 2. Richard Gamble, Allen Park, 15.67; 3. Kenzel Jefferson, Livonia Churchill, 16.06; 4. Anthony Evans, Dearborn Edsel Ford, 16.12; 5. Alexandru Ilisei, Dearborn, 16.22; 6. James Hildreth, Canton, 16.57; 7. Zachary Benavides, Dearborn, 16.58; 8. Miltin Rickett, Westland John Glenn, 17.04.
100 METER DASH — 1. ELI MINOR, Inkster, 11.15; 2. Eddie Fluker, Detroit Cody, 11.16; 3. Kenyon Bell, Detroit Cody, 11.36; 4. RICARDO BROWN, Inkster, 11.42; 5. Steven Homrich, Salem, 11.44; 6. Jared Davis, Plymouth, 11.56; 7. JOE CHATMAN, Inkster, 11.67; 8. Kenneth Lawson, Detroit Cody, 11.70.
800 METER RELAY — 1. Detroit Cody (A), 1:29.73 (Brandon Rutland, Kenyon Bell, Eli-Kevin Philips, Eddie Fluker; 2. Salem (A), 1:30.26; 3. Livonia Franklin (A), 1:31.23; 4. Plymouth (A), 1:31.24; 5. Canton (A), 1:32.51; 6. Westland John Glenn (A), 1:34.13 (Freddie Thompson, Michael Sollars, Kimari Johnson, Austin H; 7. Livonia Churchill (A), 1:34.14 (Hunter Rimatzki, Andre Abram, Darius Lambert, Parys Brown); 8. Dearborn (A), 1:35.06 (Evan Behrendt, Albert Ferris, Mohamad Makki, Ali Nasser).
1600 METER RUN — 1. J’Haira Johnson, Garden City, 4:22.01; 2. Keenan Jones, Livonia Franklin, 4:25.23; 3. Ahmed Abogilal, Dearborn, 4:29.97; 4. Zineabladeen Nassr, Dearborn Edsel Ford, 4:35.57; 5. Max Rogowski, Plymouth, 4:38.76; 6. Brandon Dalton, Plymouth, 4:39.75; 7. Sahal Saleh, Dearborn Fordson, 4:40.49; 8. Micah Orr, Westland John Glenn, 4:41.45.
400 METER RELAY — 1. Detroit Cody (A), 43.34 (Brandon Rutland, Kenyon Bell, Eli-Kevin Philips, Eddie Fluker; 2. Salem (A), 43.68; 3. Livonia Franklin (A), 44.27; 4. Dearborn (A), 44.99 (Nicholas Hallman, Michael Gregory, Evan Behrendt, Ali Nasse; 5. Livonia Churchill (A), 45.02 (Hunter Rimatzki, Malik Johnson, Dwayne Scott, Darius Lamber; 6T. Plymouth (A), 45.37; T. Dearborn Edsel Ford (A), 45.37; 8. Inkster (A), 45.53.
400 METER DASH — 1. Lucas Bunting, Plymouth, 50.03; 2. Montel Hood, Wayne Memorial, 50.97; 3. Colin McCormack, Salem, 51.01; 4. Michael Sollars, Westland John Glenn, 51.83; 5. Kimari Johnson, Westland John Glenn, 52.64; 6. Hilbert Banks, Lincoln Park, 52.68; 7T. Andrew Burek, Garden City, 53.09; T. Brett Gutowski, Livonia Franklin, 53.09.
300M INTERM. HURDLES — 1. Zachary Zoltowski, Livonia Churchill, 40.72; 2. Richard Gamble, Allen Park, 40.98; 3. Michael Pelic, Dearborn Heights Crestwood, 41.02; 4. Joseph Berry, Dearborn, 41.37; 5. Kevin Brown-Bayko, Garden City, 41.48; 6. James Hildreth, Canton, 42.09; 7. Jon Miller, Allen Park, 42.29; 8. Jeff Pattison, Plymouth, 42.70.
800 METER RUN — 1. Blerim Mema, Plymouth, 1:59.79; 2. Ahmed Abogilal, Dearborn, 2:00.38; 3. Max Rogowski, Plymouth, 2:00.83; 4. Ross Hunter, Dearborn, 2:01.64; 5. Matthew Cohan, Livonia Churchill, 2:01.99; 6. Keenan Jones, Livonia Franklin, 2:02.02; 7. Jewell Jones, Westland John Glenn, 2:02.10; 8. Ibrahim Humaisan, Dearborn Edsel Ford, 2:02.21.
200 METER DASH — 1. Eli-Kevin Philips, Detroit Cody, 22.41; 2. Sean Davis, Salem, 22.42; 3. Alexander Rogers, Plymouth, 22.52; 4. Colby Morris, Canton, 22.58; 5. ELI MINOR, Inkster, 22.64; 6. Brandon Rutland, Detroit Cody, 23.02; 7. Jacob Mallad, Canton, 23.30; 8. RICARDO BROWN, Inkster, 24.16.
3200 METER RUN — 1. J’Haira Johnson, Garden City, 9:50.04; 2. Chaz Jeffress, Salem, 9:54.13; 3. Steven McEvilly, Salem, 9:54.49; 4. Daniel Garza, Dearborn Edsel Ford, 9:56.51; 5. Zane Berlanga, Plymouth, 9:56.97; 6. Brandon Dalton, Plymouth, 10:15.50; 7. Samuel Mousigian, Dearborn, 10:23.67; 8. Andrew malik, Livonia Churchill, 10:24.22.
1600 METER RELAY — 1. Plymouth (A), 3:30.01 (Max Rogowski, Blerim Mema, Jonny Dalton, Lucas Bunting); 2. Westland John Glenn (A), 3:31.79 (Jewell Jones, Michael Sollars, Kenyatta Mason, Kimari Johns; 3. Salem (A), 3:31.98; 4. Dearborn (A), 3:36.21 (Bryce Norwood, Ross Hunter, Nicholas Hallman, Ahmed Abogila; 5. Canton (A), 3:36.64; 6. Detroit Cody (A), 3:38.06 (Ian Kelly, Kajuan Ocasio, Jamell Amerson, Eli-Kevin Philips; 7. Garden City (A), 3:38.64; 8. Livonia Franklin (A), 3:39.95.
LONG JUMP — 1. Eli-Kevin Philips, Detroit Cody, 19-11.75; 2. Jamal Dixon, Canton, 19-11; 3. Brent Piligian, Plymouth, 19-10; 4. Jordan Bickham, Livonia Franklin, 19-9; 5. Brett Gutowski, Livonia Franklin, 19-8.50; 6. Andrew Stephens, Canton, 19-8; 7. Brandon Harris, Plymouth, 19-1; 8. Drake Jordan, Salem, 18-11.
HIGH JUMP — 1. Robert Atwater, Lincoln Park, 6-5; 2. Jonas Williams, Dearborn Fordson, 6-3.20; 3. Akil Wade, Canton, 6-3.10; 4. Jamal Dixon, Canton, 6-3; 5. Joe Decoster, Lincoln Park, 6-1.20; 6. Nathan Harris, Plymouth, 6-1.10; 7. Chris Dierker, Salem, 6-1; 8T. Albert Ferris, Dearborn, 5-11; T. Brent Piligian, Plymouth, 5-11.
POLE VAULT — 1. Alex Teasdale, Plymouth, 12-10.10; 2. Jacob Hage, Livonia Churchill, 12-10; 3. Robert Atwater, Lincoln Park, 12-6.20; 4. Neal Warren, Dearborn, 12-6.10; 5. Stephen Fedak, Livonia Churchill, 12-6; 6. Jeff Pattison, Plymouth, 11-6.20; 7. Ryan Jimenez, Canton, 11-6.10; 8. Justin Larkins, Livonia Franklin, 11-6.
SHOT PUT — 1. Asa Hattar, Livonia Franklin, 49-0.75; 2. Bearooz Yacoobi, Dearborn, 48-8.50; 3. Michael Hoover, Salem, 45-10.75; 4. Kyle Mcmillan, Plymouth, 45-2.50; 5. Kamau Daajara, Dearborn, 42-7.50; 6. LeQuin Robinson, Detroit Cody, 42-6.50; 7. Byron Evans, Lincoln Park, 42-5; 8. Tony Vella, Livonia Franklin, 41-10.25.
DISCUS — 1. Bearooz Yacoobi, Dearborn, 142-1; 2. Kamau Daajara, Dearborn, 137-10; 3. Byron Evans, Lincoln Park, 136-1; 4. Demarco McKinney, Livonia Churchill, 124-11; 5. LeQuin Robinson, Detroit Cody, 124-10; 6. Tony Vella, Livonia Franklin, 124-9; 7. Moaad Shariff, Dearborn Fordson, 119-11; 8. Tom Emma, Dearborn Edsel Ford, 119-7.

DIVISION 1 boys at GROSSE POINTE SOUTH
TEAM SCORING – Grosse Pointe North 133.50; Grosse Pointe South 101.50; Detroit Cass Tech 90.50; Detroit U-D Jesuit 88; St. Clair Shores Lakeview 57.50; Detroit Renaissance 52; Detroit King 32; East Detroit 31; Roseville 24; Warren Woods-Tower 22; Detroit Mumford 14; Lake Shore 6; Detroit Western International 5.
3200 METER RELAY — 1. Detroit Renaissance (A), 8:14.00 (NICO HUDSON, ERIC WAY, DEREK HARDEN, DAVIS AUSTIN); 2. St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 8:15.20 (Trevor Woo, Jordan Walters, Tyler Walters, Nathan Holland); 3. Detroit Cass Tech (A), 8:22.20 (Terrance Washington, Jermaine Tripp, Keith Harris, D’Angelo; 4. Grosse Pointe South (A), 8:27.10 (BRETT KOTAS, MICHAEL ARO, CHARLES WARREN, MITCHELL SCHEPPLE; 5. Detroit U-D Jesuit (A) , 8:35.70; 6. Grosse Pointe North (A), 8:37.00; 7. Lake Shore (A), 9:11.00; 8. Detroit King (A), 9:22.00.
110M HURDLES — 1. Taiwan Wiggins, Grosse Pointe North, 14.82; 2. Chris Hamilton, Grosse Pointe North, 15.65; 3. Tyrell Stephens, Detroit King, 15.74; 4. JaJuan Benson, Warren Woods-Tower, 15.81; 5. Jayru Campbell, Detroit Cass Tech, 16.16; 6. Marcus Ross, East Detroit, 16.21; 7. Robert Tillman, Grosse Pointe North, 16.28; 8. Michael Wallace, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 16.48.
100 METER DASH — 1. Delano Hill, Detroit Cass Tech, 10.81 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Kevin Coleman, Detroit King, 11.18; 3. Antone Price, Detroit Cass Tech, 11.21; 4. Kyle Moton, Grosse Pointe North, 11.25; 5. Will Woods, Grosse Pointe North, 11.53; 6. Jalen Ward, Detroit Mumford, 11.54; 7. Sean Perry Jr., Detroit Cass Tech, 11.68; 8. Micheal Weber, Detroit Cass Tech, 11.92.
800 METER RELAY – 1. Detroit Cass Tech (A), 1:28.01 (Delano Hill, Damon Webb, Antone Price, Daquan Pace) (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Detroit Renaissance (A), 1:28.91 (Aaron Davis, Ron Davis, Joshua Harris, Clark Bishop, Davis Austin); 3. Grosse Pointe South, 1:30.10; 4. Detroit King (A), 1:30.73; 5. Detroit U-D Jesuit (A) , 1:32.12; 6. Grosse Pointe North (A), 1:34.90; 7. Roseville (A), 1:35.08 (Julian Braxton, Leroy Kettles, Jamar Greene-Gulley, Steffon; 8. St. Clair Shores Lakevi, 1:35.38 (Kyle Huyghe, Chris Waldorf, Larry Simpson, Trevor Woo).
1600 METER RUN — 1. NICO HUDSON, Detroit Renaissance, 4:39.98; 2. Danny Ciaravino, Grosse Pointe North, 4:40.73; 3. Everett Ottoy, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 4:43.51; 4. Timmy Martin, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 4:45.82; 5. Bradley Sanford, Grosse Pointe South, 4:46.34; 6. Ray Bauer, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 4:50.02; 7. Juan Flores, Detroit Western International, 4:52.19; 8. Terrance Washington, Detroit Cass Tech, 4:52.85.
400 METER RELAY – 1. Detroit Cass Tech (A), 43.01 (Delano Hill, Damon Webb, Sean Perry Jr., Antone Price) (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Grosse Pointe North (A), 43.04; 3. Grosse Pointe South (A), 43.27 (Elondo Moore, James Pye, Jordan Spratt, Larry Borum); 4. Detroit King (A), 43.59; 5. St. Clair Shores Lakevi, 46.25 (Larry Simpson, Kyle Huyghe, Chris Waldorf, Trevor Woo); 6. Detroit U-D Jesuit (A) , 46.35; 7. East Detroit (A), 46.92 (Justun Conrad, Marcus Ross, Travis Headd, DaJaun Black); 8. Roseville (A), 47.90 (Eric Seabrooks, Ivory Morgan, James Cheeks, Julian Braxton).
400 METER DASH — 1. Steffon Jones, Roseville, 50.45; 2. Larry Borum, Grosse Pointe South, 50.61; 3. Jalen Ward, Detroit Mumford, 50.87; 4. Nathan Holland, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 50.92; 5. Joshua Harris, Detroit Renaissance, 52.18; 6. Clift Roach, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 52.23; 7. DaJaun Black, East Detroit, 52.39; 8. Demetrus Toney, Detroit Cass Tech, 53.83.
300M INTERM. HURDLES — 1. Taiwan Wiggins, Grosse Pointe North, 39.16 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Jayru Campbell, Detroit Cass Tech, 41.39; 3. JaJuan Benson, Warren Woods-Tower, 41.56; 4. ROBRT BALDWIN, Grosse Pointe South, 42.23; 5. Michael Wallace, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 42.94; 6. Tyrell stephens, Detroit King, 43.09; 7. Andrew Voyd, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 43.12; 8. ANDREW BARBISH, Grosse Pointe South, 43.39.
800 METER RUN — 1. Charles Warren, Grosse Pointe South, 1:59.62; 2. Brain Finn, East Detroit, 2:02.45; 3. Jermaine Tripp, Detroit Cass Tech, 2:03.07; 4. Brendan Fitzpatrick, Warren Woods-Tower, 2:06.76; 5. D’Angelo Wilson, Detroit Cass Tech, 2:07.38; 6. John Kusch, Grosse Pointe North, 2:07.76; 7. Jack Dolan, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 2:07.93; 8. Eric Way, Detroit Renaissance, 2:08.34.
200 METER DASH – 1. Aaron Davis, Detroit Renaissance, 22.19 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Damon Webb, Detroit Cass Tech, 22.71; 3. JAMES PYE, Grosse Pointe South, 22.82; 4. Kameron Plesant, Detroit Mumford, 22.92; 5. Steffon Jones, Roseville, 23.13; 6. Romello Ross, Detroit Western International, 23.16; 7. Torence Collins, Warren Woods-Tower, 23.47; 8. Daquan Pace, Detroit Cass Tech, 23.76.
3200 METER RUN — 1. Tommy Fabian, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 10:07.89; 2. Nick Salomon, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 10:08.59; 3. MICHAEL GATES, Grosse Pointe South, 10:17.46; 4. Connor Sickmiller, Grosse Pointe North, 10:19.56; 5. Matt Stetter, Lake Shore, 10:25.31; 6. MATTHEW GEIST, Grosse Pointe South, 10:25.82; 7. Everett Ottoy, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 10:26.03; 8. Timmy Martin, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 10:30.49.
1600 METER RELAY — 1. Grosse Pointe South (A), 3:26.99 (LARRY BORUM, BRETT KOTAS, ELONDO MOORE, CHARLES WARREN); 2. Detroit Renaissance (A), 3:29.08 (JOSHUA HARRIS, AARON DAVIS, CLARK BISHOP, DAVIS AUSTIN); 3. Grosse Pointe North (A), 3:32.68; 4. Detroit U-D Jesuit (A) , 3:34.20; 5. Detroit King (A), 3:35.72; 6. St. Clair Shores Lakevi, 3:38.48 (Larry Simpson, Kyle Huyghe, Nathan Holland, Trevor Woo); 7. East Detroit (A), 3:43.55 (Brain Finn, DaJaun Black, John Powell, Travis Headd); 8. Roseville (A), 3:46.80 (Jamar Greene-Gulley, Fletcher Ramsey, Leroy Kettles, Andrew).
SHOT PUT — 1. Jacari Faulkner, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 46-0; 2. Makai Polk, Grosse Pointe North, 45-9.50; 3. Ray Williams, Roseville, 45-0.50; 4. Peter Wenderski, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 42-9.50; 5. Tyrell Yharbrough, East Detroit, 41-8.50; 6. Gary Tilney, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 41-5; 7. Antonio Piva, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 40-0.50; 8. Daniel Reddick, Detroit Cass Tech, 39-9.50.
DISCUS — 1. Makai Polk, Grosse Pointe North, 129-1; 2. Sheldon Harris, Grosse Pointe North, 122-8; 3. PHILLIP NAUERT, Grosse Pointe South, 117-5; 4. Jacari Faulkner, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 116-9; 5. Antonio Piva, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 113-4; 6. Joshua Taylor, East Detroit, 107-8; 7. Peter Wenderski, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 107-1; 8. TRE JORDAN, Detroit Renaissance, 106-4.
LONG JUMP — 1. Reginald Ferrell, Detroit Cass Tech, 22-2.75 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. ELONDO MOORE, Grosse Pointe South, 21-8; 3. Odell Snyder, Grosse Pointe North, 20-1.25; 4. Jacob Sock, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 19-8; 5. DaJaun Black, East Detroit, 19-7.25; 6. Marcus Ross, East Detroit, 19-6.50; 7. JALEN COOK, Grosse Pointe South, 18-9.75; 8. Tommy Heinneman, Grosse Pointe North, 18-7.75.
POLE VAULT — 1. Eric Balle, Grosse Pointe North, 11-6; 2. Chris Waldorf, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 11-6; 3T. Anthony Dockus, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 11-0; T. ESTEFANO LOPEZ, Grosse Pointe South, 11-0; 5. Matt Leone, Grosse Pointe North, 11-0.
HIGH JUMP — 1. Chris Hamilton, Grosse Pointe North, 6-1; 2. Nick Lamping, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 6-1; 3. JORDAN SPRATT, Grosse Pointe South, 5-11; 4T. Joshua Gray, Grosse Pointe South, 5-8.01; T. Melvin Bibbs, Warren Woods-Tower, 5-8.01; T. Andrew Voyd, Detroit U-D Jesuit, 5-8.01; 7T. Chris Doherty, Grosse Pointe North, 5-8; 7T. Reginald Ferrell, Detroit Cass Tech, 5-8.

DIVISION 1 girls at GROSSE POINTE SOUTH
TEAM SCORING – Grosse Pointe South 226.50; Grosse Pointe North 88.50; Detroit Renaissance 67; Detroit Cass Tech 59.50; East Detroit 42; Detroit King 39; St. Clair Shores Lakeview 38.50; Warren Woods-Tower 24; Roseville 19; Lake Shore 19; Detroit Mumford 18.
3200 METER RELAY — 1. Grosse Pointe South (A), 9:13.80 (Kelsie Schwartz, Ersula Farrow, Haley Meier, Hannah Meier) (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Grosse Pointe North (A), 9:40.40 (Katelyn Carney, Julie Rustmann, Allison Francis, Sarah Rust; 3. Detroit Renaissance (A), 10:26.70 (Peighton Childress, Clairissa Barksdale, Remi Murrey, Dajanae Dye); 4. Warren Woods-Tower (A) , 10:39.80 (Micah Turner, Tiara Jhons, Lindy Pastrick, Ashley Harger); 5. Detroit Cass Tech (A), 10:57.50 (Erika Reid, Lashante’ Thompson, Caress Reid, Candace Miller); 6. Lake Shore (A), 11:09.80; 7. St. Clair Shores Lakevi, 11:10.20 (Cassidy Huyghe, Felicia Radu, Danielle Uppleger, ); 8. East Detroit (A), 11:45.30.
100M HURDLES — 1. Sarah Moen, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 14.78 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Kalen Glover, Detroit King, 15.05; 3. Elexis Grimes, East Detroit, 15.73; 4. La’Shanay Mack, Grosse Pointe North, 16.91; 5. Spencer Graczyk, Grosse Pointe South, 17.90; 6. Cierra Smith, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 18.33; 7. Alexus Jimerson, Grosse Pointe North, 18.40; 8. Kadre’a Jones, East Detroit, 18.94.
100 METER DASH — 1. Dominique Funchess, Detroit Renaissance, 11.90 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Jasmine. Brathwaite, Grosse Pointe South, 12.09; 3. Paris Parnell, Detroit Renaissance, 12.29; 4. Sydney Benson, Grosse Pointe North, 12.60; 5. Janice Packnet, Detroit Cass Tech, 12.85; 6. Mia Perkins, Grosse Pointe South, 12.91; 7. Elise Grever, Grosse Pointe South, 13.07; 8. Kayli Johnson, Grosse Pointe South, 13.30.
800 METER RELAY — 1. Detroit Renaissance (A), 1:41.47 (Ashlynn Terry, Asaundra Dalton, Dominique Taylor, Paris Parnell) (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Grosse Pointe South (A), 1:43.89 (Mia Perkins, Christy Ford, Andrea DiCresce, Jasmine. Brathw; 3. Detroit Cass Tech (A), 1:48.66 (Janice Packnet, Talese Ellis, Simonae Dismuke, Taylor Ester); 4. East Detroit (A), 1:49.27; 5. Roseville (A), 1:50.28 (Cortney Graham, Breanna Greer, Mae’isha Dulin, Kye Dozier); 6. Lake Shore (A), 1:52.27; 7. Detroit King (A), 1:52.32; 8. Grosse Pointe North (A), 1:53.84 (Emma Abessinio, JoJo Beeby, Micah Darnell, Gabby Lewis).
1600 METER RUN — 1. Hannah Meier, Grosse Pointe South, 4:53.13 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Haley Meier, Grosse Pointe South, 4:53.14; 3. Ersula Farrow, Grosse Pointe South, 4:53.96; 4. Natalie Schaefer, Grosse Pointe North, 5:52.00; 5. Erika Reid, Detroit Cass Tech, 5:53.81; 6. Ashley Harger, Warren Woods-Tower, 6:04.01; 7. Maddy Dension, Grosse Pointe North, 6:05.45; 8. Danielle Uppleger, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 6:15.84.
400 METER RELAY — 1. Grosse Pointe South (A), 49.11 (Mia Perkins, Elise Grever, Andrea DiCresce, Jasmine. Brathw (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Detroit Renaissance (A), 49.71 (Ashlynn Terry, Asaundra Dalton, Kaylyn Williams, Paris Parnell); 3. Detroit Mumford (A), 52.33; 4. Detroit Cass Tech (A), 52.87 (Talese Ellis, Kalaiah Staples, Alexandria Hickson, Doriyann; 5. Detroit King (A), 52.90 (Jaz’men Evans, Aeja Mullen, Michelle Glover, Kalen Glover); 6. Lake Shore (A), 53.91; 7. Grosse Pointe North (A), 54.80 (Emma Abessinio, JoJo Beeby, Autumn Gutierrez, Micah Darnell; 8. Roseville (A), 55.00 (Eleni Haralampopulos, Breanna Greer, Shelby McRorie, Mae’is.
400 METER DASH — 1. Simonae Dismuke, Detroit Cass Tech, 57.10 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Sydney Benson, Grosse Pointe North, 59.85; 3. Lily Pendy, Grosse Pointe South, 1:01.20; 4. Kye Dozier, Roseville, 1:01.34; 5. Victoria Grimes, East Detroit, 1:01.60; 6. Crystal Cotton, Detroit Renaissance, 1:02.21; 7. Julie Rustmann, Grosse Pointe North, 1:02.64; 8. Claire DeBoer, Grosse Pointe South, 1:03.20.
300M LOW HURD — 1. Sarah Moen, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 45.38 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Dominique Taylor, Detroit Renaissance, 47.74; 3. Elexis Grimes, East Detroit, 48.07; 4. La’Shanay Mack, Grosse Pointe North, 51.95; 5. Alexus Jimerson, Grosse Pointe North, 52.77; 6. Unita Donald, East Detroit, 52.88; 7. Katie Marschner, Grosse Pointe South, 52.94; 8. Cierra Smith, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 53.46.
800 METER RUN — 1. Hannah Meier, Grosse Pointe South, 2:07.45 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Ersula Farrow, Grosse Pointe South, 2:10.04; 3. Haley Meier, Grosse Pointe South, 2:12.86; 4. Sarah Rustmann, Grosse Pointe North, 2:22.18; 5. Alexa Calas, Grosse Pointe South, 2:26.12; 6. Hailey Lynch, Lake Shore, 2:35.83; 7. Sarah Hall, East Detroit, 2:39.70; 8. Peighton Childress, Detroit Renaissance, 2:40.03.
200 METER DASH — 1. Paris Parnell, Detroit Renaissance, 24.90 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Jaz’men Evans, Detroit King, 26.00; 3. Andrea DiCresce, Grosse Pointe South, 26.48; 4. Christy Ford, Grosse Pointe South, 26.65; 5. Mae’isha Dulin, Roseville, 27.01; 6. Devreonna Williams-Tayl, Warren Woods-Tower, 27.17; 7. Cortney Graham, Roseville, 28.69; 8. Raven Brown, East Detroit, 29.58.
3200 METER RUN — 1. Kelsie Schwartz, Grosse Pointe South, 10:55.45 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Christina Firl, Grosse Pointe South, 11:09.25; 3. Megan Sklarksi, Grosse Pointe South, 11:16.09; 4. Katelyn Carney, Grosse Pointe North, 11:36.70; 5. Allison Francis, Grosse Pointe North, 11:49.55; 6. Samantha Costanzo, Lake Shore, 12:36.05; 7. Lindy Pastrick, Warren Woods-Tower, 12:51.72; 8. Danielle Uppleger, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 13:39.42.
1600 METER RELAY — 1. Grosse Pointe South (A), 3:53.65 (Lily Pendy, Ersula Farrow, Haley Meier, Hannah Meier) (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Grosse Pointe North (A), 4:09.72 (Sarah Rustmann, Julie Rustmann, Sydney Benson, Gabby Lewis); 3. Detroit Cass Tech (A), 4:11.14 (Simonae Dismuke, Lashante’ Thompson, Taylor Ester, Janice P; 4. Detroit Renaissance (A), 4:13.79 (Kaylyn Williams, Lauren Parks, Crystal Cotton, Leah Spivey); 5. East Detroit (A), 4:29.70; 6. Roseville (A), 4:32.00 (Cortney Graham, Shelby McRorie, Breanna Greer, Kye Dozier); 7. Lake Shore (A), 4:36.60; 8. Warren Woods-Tower (A) , 4:44.10 (Brooke Ballard, Megan Rejc, Sarah Voorhees, Ashley Harger).
SHOT PUT — 1. Gwendolyn Aikens, Detroit King, 35-10.50; 2. Aubryn Samaroo, Grosse Pointe South, 34-10.50; 3. Janaysha Hamilton, Detroit Cass Tech, 33-10.50; 4. Kayli Johnson, Grosse Pointe South, 32-2.50; 5. Jasmine Lampkin, Detroit King, 31-0; 6. Summer Tolbert, Detroit Cass Tech, 30-2; 7. Breanna Cochran, Grosse Pointe North, 29-9.50; 8. Charissa Gerow, Lake Shore, 28-4.50.
DISCUS — 1. Madeline Holsinger, Warren Woods-Tower, 94-5; 2. Breanna Cochran, Grosse Pointe North, 90-0; 3. Julie Northup, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 88-10; 4. Neala Berkowski, Grosse Pointe South, 88-5; 5. Jnel Stevens-Dantzle, Detroit Cass Tech, 84-0; 6. Summer Tolbert, Detroit Cass Tech, 84-0; 7. Aubryn Samaroo, Grosse Pointe South, 82-0; 8. Charissa Gerow, Lake Shore, 81-5.
LONG JUMP — 1. Andrea DiCresce, Grosse Pointe South, 16-8; 2. Hallee Gillard, Detroit Mumford, 16-6; 3. Alexandra DiCresce, Grosse Pointe South, 15-11; 4. Emma Abessinio, Grosse Pointe North, 15-2.25; 5. DeJanne Jones, Detroit Mumford, 15-1.25; 6. Michelle Glover, Detroit King, 15-0.25; 7. Autumn Mapp, East Detroit, 14-6.75; 8. Daniella Marsee, East Detroit, 14-5.75.
POLE VAULT — 1. Hannah Adams, Grosse Pointe South, 8-0; 2. Lisa Conley, Grosse Pointe South, 8-0.
HIGH JUMP — 1. Aubryn Samaroo, Grosse Pointe South, 5-3 (NEW State Qual. Std.); 2. Tamira McCoy-Motton, Grosse Pointe South, 4-11; 3. Victoria Grimes, East Detroit, 4-11; 4T. Cierra Smith, St. Clair Shores Lakeview, 4-9.10; 4T. Alexandria Hickson, Detroit Cass Tech, 4-9.10; 6T. La’Shanay Mack, Grosse Pointe North, 4-9; T. Elise Grever, Grosse Pointe South, 4-9.

DIVISION 2 boys at SOUTH LYON EAST
TEAM SCORING – South Lyon East 143.50; St. Clair Shores South Lake 121; Clintondale 78.50; East English Village 66; Central Collegiate Academy 50; Detroit Denby 30.50; Southeastern 27; HW Chandler Park 22; Detroit Northwestern 21; Detroit Osborn 21; Warren Lincoln 19.50; Fitzgerald 15; Detroit Pershing 6; Center Line 4.
DISCUS — 1. Trent Willenborg, South Lyon East, 142-5; 2. Raylan Hill, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 137-6; 3. Danny Mitzner, South Lyon East, 131-8; 4. Jordan Johnson, Clintondale, 119-2; 5. Jalen Dingle, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 118-5; 6. Demario Hightower, Clintondale, 116-8; 7. Shane Thompson, Warren Lincoln, 115-8; 8. Marlin Till, Warren Lincoln, 98-5.
SHOT PUT — 1. Jordan Johnson, Clintondale, 43-5; 2. Equan Moore, East English Village, 43-2; 3. Jake Robertson, South Lyon East, 40-9; 4. Evan Leary, South Lyon East, 40-2; 5. Kyonte Stallworth, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 40-0; 6. Raylan Hill, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 39-3.50; 7. Markese Cole, Detroit Northwestern, 39-3; 8. William Oates, HW Chandler Park, 38-10.
HIGH JUMP — 1. Caldin Rogers, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 6-0; 2. Austin Jameson, Fitzgerald, 6-0; 3. Darius Totty, Warren Lincoln, 5-10; 4. Dejuan Lynaum, Central Collegiate Academy, 5-10; 5. Omar Jones, Clintondale, 5-7; 6T. Ed Norvell, Clintondale, 5-7; T. JD Simon, South Lyon East, 5-7.
POLE VAULT — 1. Bobby Kennedy, South Lyon East, 10-5.
LONG JUMP — 1. Ghay’len Hammons, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 19-11; 2. Ed Norvell, Clintondale, 19-2; 3. Marquise Tillerson, Southeastern, 19-1.50; 4. Matt Griffey, South Lyon East, 18-2; 5. Danny Mitzner, South Lyon East, 18-0.50; 6. Jin Moo Binene, Warren Lincoln, 18-0.50; 7. Jordan Tiffin, Fitzgerald, 17-5.50; 8. Daviance Grant, Central Collegiate Academy, 17-4.
3200 METER RELAY — 1. St. Clair Shores South , 8:42.38 (Sammy Atkins, William Steen, Chris Jackson, Errol French); 2. South Lyon East, 8:56.98 (Alex Hoorn, Jon Kesler, Josh Smith, Josh Schneider); 3. East English Village (A, 9:13.80 (Michael Spencer, Robinson Brandon, Alphonso Kitching, Joshu; 4. Clintondale, 9:17.27; 5. Detroit Osborn (A), 9:22.19 (Nikeem Merchant, Donte Pearson, Deandre May, Jaqcari Lovejo.
110M HURDLES — 1. Quinn Schelske, South Lyon East, 16.38; 2. Caldin Rogers, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 16.99; 3. Ed Norvell, Clintondale, 17.27; 4. Brad Stauffer, South Lyon East, 17.89; 5. Dominic Smith, HW Chandler Park, 18.12; 6. Shemar Hutson, HW Chandler Park, 20.18; 7. Jalen Watts, Detroit Denby, 20.39; 8. Larry Huntley, Detroit Denby, 20.41.
100 METER DASH — 1. Neil Pippen, Southeastern, 11.21; 2. Matt Griffey, South Lyon East, 11.49; 3. Omar Jones, Clintondale, 11.52; 4. Elijah Pressley, Clintondale, 11.85; 5. Lawrence Harris, Detroit Northwestern, 11.90; 6. Deondre Zeigler, Detroit Denby, 11.94; 7. Earl Kaigler, Fitzgerald, 12.07; 8. Ghay’len Hammons, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 12.09.
800 METER RELAY – 1. East English Village (A, 1:29.82 (Rico Lewis, Khalil Hill, Juwan Green, Marcel Wyckoff); 2. St. Clair Shores South , 1:32.71 (Ghay’len Hammons, Martell Pettaway, Anthony Terry, William; 3. Central Collegiate Acad, 1:33.10; 4. Clintondale, 1:33.15; 5. South Lyon East, 1:33.87; 6. HW Chandler Park (A), 1:38.71; 7. Detroit Northwestern (A, 1:39.62 (Lawrence Harris, Malik Anderson, John Dozier, Earl Brown).
1600 METER RUN — 1. Dejuan Lynaum, Central Collegiate Academy, 4:50.83; 2. Chris Jackson, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 4:58.78; 3. Alex Hoorn, South Lyon East, 4:59.99; 4. Christopher Sedlak, Warren Lincoln, 5:00.46; 5. Rodney Hamilton, Central Collegiate Academy, 5:12.22; 6. Derrick Foster, Detroit Northwestern, 5:17.71; 7. Sammy Atkins, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 5:23.24; 8. Briel Warren, Clintondale, 5:27.28.
400 METER RELAY – 1. East English Village (A, 44.15 (Rico Lewis, Juwan Green, Khalil Hill, Anton Curtis); 2. St. Clair Shores South , 44.67 (Ghay’len Hammons, Martell Pettaway, Anthony Terry, William; 3. Clintondale (A), 44.81; 4. Central Collegiate Acad, 45.99; 5. South Lyon East, 46.09 (Quinn Schelske, Blake Vallance, Josh Schneider, Matt Griffe; 6T. Detroit Denby (A), 46.92 (Deondre Zeigler, McCray jalen, Demerlow Cunningham, Hollis; T. Warren Lincoln, 46.92 (Davon Hampton, Derrel Stewart, Darius Totty, Janell Poydras; 8. Clintondale (B), 46.93.
400 METER DASH — 1. Marcel Wyckoff, East English Village, 49.58; 2. Kalvin Hall, Central Collegiate Academy, 51.17; 3. Shayshone Bonner, Detroit Osborn, 52.10; 4. Blake Vallance, South Lyon East, 53.88; 5. Desmond King, East English Village, 54.09; 6. Jordan Tiffin, Fitzgerald, 54.35; 7. Ge’gory Williams, Detroit Denby, 54.37; 8. Marquis Chavez, Clintondale, 54.77.
300M INTERM. HURDLES — 1. Quinn Schelske, South Lyon East, 41.76; 2. Brad Stauffer, South Lyon East, 43.84; 3. Dominic Smith, HW Chandler Park, 44.60; 4. Caldin Rogers, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 46.06; 5. Jalen Watts, Detroit Denby, 47.45; 6. Ed Norvell, Clintondale, 47.49; 7. Demarco Anderson, Detroit Northwestern, 47.98; 8. Shemar Hutson, HW Chandler Park, 48.16.
800 METER RUN — 1. Hakeem Weatherspoon, Detroit Denby, 2:05.20; 2. Chris Jackson, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 2:05.22; 3. Dejuan Lynaum, Central Collegiate Academy, 2:07.68; 4. Josh Schneider, South Lyon East, 2:13.69; 5. Deandre May, Detroit Osborn, 2:13.71; 6. Antwan Whiley, Detroit Northwestern, 2:14.72; 7. Josh Smith, South Lyon East, 2:15.57; 8. Jaqcari Lovejoy, Detroit Osborn, 2:17.24.
200 METER DASH — 1. Neil Pippen, Southeastern, 22.79; 2. Juwan Green, East English Village, 23.02; 3. Shayshone Bonner, Detroit Osborn, 23.22; 4. Kalvin Hall, Central Collegiate Academy, 23.65; 5. Martell Pettaway, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 24.38; 6. Taveon Hicks, Clintondale, 24.53; 7. Lawrence Harris, Detroit Northwestern, 24.95; 8. Marquise Tillerson, Southeastern, 25.34.
3200 METER RUN — 1. William Steen, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 10:47.04; 2. Alex Hoorn, South Lyon East, 11:29.87; 3. Marqueese Knight, Detroit Pershing, 11:49.87; 4. Zachary New, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 11:53.29; 5. Jon Kesler, South Lyon East, 12:10.25; 6. Jacob Alderson, Center Line High School, 12:22.79; 7. Ty’Shawn Short, HW Chandler Park, 14:03.81.
1600 METER RELAY – 1. East English Village (A, 3:30.19 (Rico Lewis, Desmond King, Anton Curtis, Marcel Wyckoff); 2. South Lyon East, 3:39.89; 3. Detroit Denby (A), 3:41.65 (Keyon Scott, Hakeem Weatherspoon, Ge’gory Williams, Trevon; 4. St. Clair Shores South , 3:45.36 (Chris Jackson, Errol French, Umari Ennoex, Anthony Terry); 5. Clintondale, 3:50.97; 6. Detroit Northwestern (A, 3:59.31 (Hamilton Ibrahim, Demarco Anderson, Derrick Foster, Antwan; 7. HW Chandler Park (A), 4:01.09; 8. Center Line High School, 4:03.78.

DIVISION 2 girls at SOUTH LYON EAST
TEAM SCORING – Warren Regina 179; South Lyon East 119; Clintondale 69; St. Clair Shores South Lake 49; Detroit Osborn 45; HW Chandler Park 35; Detroit Pershing 31; Warren Lincoln 21; Center Line High School 17; Detroit Southeastern 12; Detroit Northwestern 11; Detroit Denby 8; Fitzgerald 7; East English Village 5.
DISCUS — 1. Rhiannon Pavlinac, South Lyon East, 119-7; 2. A’Shionna Herndon, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 102-7; 3. Nicole Bremerkamp, Warren Regina, 88-5; 4. T’Asia Moore, Detroit Osborn, 84-7; 5. Daijae Blocton, Warren Lincoln, 78-9; 6. Karla Nava-Lopez, Detroit Northwestern, 74-10; 7. Jennifer Reno, Warren Regina, 73-4; 8. Stephanie Bethea, Clintondale, 71-8.
SHOT PUT — 1. T’Asia Moore, Detroit Osborn, 33-6; 2. Rhiannon Pavlinac, South Lyon East, 31-2.50; 3. Karla Nava-Lopez, Detroit Northwestern, 31-0; 4. Nicole Bremerkamp, Warren Regina, 30-4; 5. Lazariea Bacon, Warren Lincoln, 28-11; 6. Stephanie Bethea, Clintondale, 28-8; 7. Jennifer Reno, Warren Regina, 28-5; 8. A’Shionna Herndon, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 27-5.
HIGH JUMP — 1. Laura Nowakowski, Warren Regina, 4-10; 2. Gabby Bucemi, Warren Regina, 4-10; 3. Triniqua Cohens, Warren Lincoln, 4-7.
POLE VAULT — 1. Emily DeBono, South Lyon East, 7-8.
LONG JUMP — 1. Taylor Pitts, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 16-4; 2. Jada Steele, HW Chandler Park, 16-1; 3. Hallie Hollister, South Lyon East, 15-0; 4. Paris Cheatum, Warren Lincoln, 14-10; 5. Christine Palazzolo, Warren Regina, 14-9.50; 6. Kyleigh Marshall, South Lyon East, 14-7.50; 7. Leverett Charron, Clintondale, 14-0; 8. Angie Lemanski, Warren Regina, 13-7.50.
3200 METER RELAY — 1. Warren Regina (A), 9:59.70; 2. Detroit Pershing, 10:54.92 (Carole Adams, Eboni Baker, Brittany Hill, Nizjah Hill); 3. Detroit Osborn (A), 11:13.33 (Claudette Brookins, Octaviea Parker, Nautica Phillips, Shon; 4. South Lyon East, 11:47.18 (Kayla Zielinski, Amanda Bethel, Audrey Willetts, Erin O’Don; 5. St. Clair Shores South , 12:04.64 (Alyssa McKay, Lauren Dandurand, Stephanie Johnstone, Holly; 6. HW Chandler Park (A), 12:29.66; 7. Warren Lincoln (A), 12:59.02 (Jantiya Cavill, Jewelle Mitchell, Aurorelle Gray, Cheyenne.
100M HURDLES — 1. Harmsen Brianna, Clintondale, 16.42; 2. Marissa Lesch, Warren Regina, 17.01; 3. Jones Chanel, Clintondale, 18.12; 4. Angie Lemanski, Warren Regina, 18.17; 5. Mercedes Serratos, Warren Regina, 18.65; 6. Bettie Schelske, South Lyon East, 19.21; 7. Erica Stewart, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 19.40; 8. Madison Lanzon, Center Line High School, 19.88.
100 METER DASH — 1. Jada Steele, HW Chandler Park, 13.13; 2. Erica Maslany, South Lyon East, 13.52; 3. Dominique Arnold, Clintondale, 13.78; 4. Panelapy Moore, Southeastern, 13.90; 5. Joi Reddick, Warren Regina, 13.93; 6. Ashlee Emerson, South Lyon East, 14.12.
800 METER RELAY — 1. Clintondale (A), 1:48.22; 2. St. Clair Shores South , 1:52.47 (Arrielle Howard, Kamarie Jones, NaKyra Jordan, Taylor Pitts; 3. Warren Regina (A), 1:52.76; 4. South Lyon East, 1:53.99 (Erica Maslany, Ashlee Emerson, Bettie Schelske, Erica Slaws; 5. Southeastern (A), 1:58.42 (Panelapy Moore, Jaylia Bell, Dominique Edwards, Zatiya Gray; 6. Fitzgerald (A), 2:00.30 (Samina Akter, Darion James, Deja Wardlow, Erika Barker); 7. Detroit Denby (A), 2:09.56 (Tunsia Howard, Destiny Lewis, Catera Watts, Angleic VanOmme).
1600 METER RUN — 1. Cassie Bloch, Warren Regina, 5:38.07; 2. Jenny Ponkowski, Warren Regina, 5:43.08; 3. Haley Boccomino, Center Line High School, 5:45.37; 4. Erin O’Donnel, South Lyon East, 5:52.58; 5. Christina Ridella, Warren Regina, 5:55.27; 6. Laton Turner, East English Village, 6:10.57; 7. Lauren Dandurand, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 6:23.63; 8. Kayla Zielinski, South Lyon East, 6:30.01.
400 METER RELAY — 1. Clintondale (A), 51.56; 2. Warren Regina (A), 52.49; 3. Detroit Denby (A), 52.61 (Mariah Bradley, Adrain Motley, Ta-La Hill, Catera Watts); 4. South Lyon East, 52.75 (Erica Maslany, Ashlee Emerson, Bettie Schelske, Erica Slaws; 5. St. Clair Shores South , 53.64 (Taylor Pitts, NaKyra Jordan, Kamarie Jones, Asha Jones); 6. HW Chandler Park (A), 55.00; 7. Fitzgerald (A), 55.46 (Alexis Johnson, Williams Quinnishia, Deja Wardlow, Asanae D; 8. Southeastern (A), 55.74 (Panelapy Moore, Jaylia Bell, Dominique Edwards, Karrisha Mi).
400 METER DASH – 1. Nizjah Hill, Detroit Pershing, 1:00.28; 2. Elizabeth Bloch, Warren Regina, 1:01.05; 3. Erica Slawski, South Lyon East, 1:03.65; 4. Emily DeBono, South Lyon East, 1:05.17; 5. Lauren Valentini, Warren Regina, 1:05.49; 6. Sandra Boone, Detroit Osborn, 1:06.59; 7. Stephanie Johnstone, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 1:09.93; 8. Darion James, Fitzgerald, 1:11.07.
300M LOW HURD — 1. Claudette Brookins, Detroit Osborn, 48.95; 2. Danielle Waranauckas, South Lyon East, 49.26; 3. Marissa Lesch, Warren Regina, 49.50; 4. Harmsen Brianna, Clintondale, 51.83; 5. Mercedes Serratos, Warren Regina, 52.37; 6. Jones Chanel, Clintondale, 54.00; 7. Dominique Edwards, Southeastern, 54.85; 8. Carole Adams, Detroit Pershing, 56.94.
800 METER RUN — 1. Cassie Bloch, Warren Regina, 2:19.34; 2. Teresa Diehl, Warren Regina, 2:29.29; 3. Haley Boccomino, Center Line High School, 2:33.29; 4. Erin O’Donnel, South Lyon East, 2:34.04; 5. Brittany Hill, Detroit Pershing, 2:35.63; 6. Amanda Bethel, South Lyon East, 2:37.10; 7. Laton Turner, East English Village, 2:37.64; 8. Lauren Dandurand, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 2:45.08.
200 METER DASH — 1. Jada Steele, HW Chandler Park, 26.81; 2. Warlick Keturah, Clintondale, 27.26; 3. Erica Slawski, South Lyon East, 27.72; 4. Nautica Phillips, Detroit Osborn, 27.96; 5. Kamarie Jones, St. Clair Shores South Lake, 28.09; 6. Leverett Charron, Clintondale, 29.32; 7. Shavarra Patton, Detroit Northwestern, 29.41; 8. Asanae Davison, Fitzgerald, 29.51.
3200 METER RUN — 1. Jenny Ponkowski, Warren Regina, 12:24.49; 2. Christina Ridella, Warren Regina, 12:39.50; 3. Julia Roarty, Warren Regina, 12:50.85; 4. Kayla Zielinski, South Lyon East, 15:02.84; 5. Audrey Willetts, South Lyon East, 15:45.60.
1600 METER RELAY — 1. Warren Regina, 4:16.94; 2. Detroit Pershing, 4:24.20; 3. Detroit Osborn (A), 4:31.00 (Claudette Brookins, Octaviea Parker, Nautica Phillips, Shon; 4. South Lyon East, 4:31.02; 5. Center Line High School, 4:40.90; 6. St. Clair Shores South , 4:44.57 (Kamarie Jones, Arrielle Howard, Lauren Dandurand, Taylor Pi; 7. Clintondale, 4:48.09; 8. HW Chandler Park, 4:59.87.

DIVISION 3 boys at MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH
TEAM SCORING – MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH 126; MT. CLEMENS 103; DETROIT UNIVERSITY PREP 78; WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGIATE 62; DEARBORN ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY 50; DETROIT PEC PREP 45; NEW HAVEN 41; SOUTHFIELD BRADFORD ACADEMY 29; MADISON HEIGHTS MADISON 29; DETROIT CONSORTIUM 28; MADISON HEIGHTS BISHOP FOLEY 14; DETROIT COMMUNICATION MEDIA ARTS 12; HARPERWOODS 11; DETROIT COMMUNITY 5; PONTIAC ACADEMY 3.
100 METER DASH — 1. Alize Champion, SOUTHFIELD BRADFORD ACADEMY, 11.05; 2. Michael Carson, DETROIT PEC PREP, 11.21; 3. Myric El, MT. CLEMENS, 11.26; 4. Sycharr Sterling, NEW HAVEN, 11.27; 5. Isaiah Griffith, DETROIT CONSORTIUM, 11.53; 6. Broome De’Angelo, PONTIAC ACADEMY, 11.56; 7. Carl Miller, DETROIT CONSORTIUM, 11.68; 8. Terryon Higgs, DETROIT COMMUNITY, 11.86.
110M HURDLES — 1. Teo Redding, WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGIATE, 15.42; 2. Eric Rice, MT. CLEMENS, 15.86; 3. Sam Bielecki, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 15.96; 4. Zach Stadnika, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 16.01; 5. Donavon Bell, MADISON HEIGHTS MADISON, 16.75; 6. Blake Jones, DETROIT COMMUNICATION MEDIA ARTS, 18.30; 7. Troy Taylor, MT. CLEMENS, 20.05; 8. Jalon Nelson, DETROIT COMMUNICATION MEDIA ARTS, 20.93.
300M INTERM. HURDLES — 1. Teo Redding, WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGIATE, 41.18; 2T. Eric Rice, MT. CLEMENS, 41.62; T. Sam Bielecki, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 41.62; 4. Danny Johnson, DETROIT PEC PREP, 43.30; 5. Reu’el Richardson, DETROIT UNIVERSITY PREP, 43.46; 6. Zach Stadnika, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 44.29; 7. Blake Jones, DETROIT COMMUNICATION MEDIA ARTS, 44.92; 8. Lee Hughs, HARPERWOODS, 45.11.
400 METER RELAY — 1. DETROIT UNIVERSITY PREP, 44.37 (Lashone Ellington, Balen Golida, Jamal Riggs, Jalen Roberts; 2. DETROIT PEC PREP (A), 45.02 (Antoine Long, Dejuan Sparks, Jonathan Carey, Michael Carson; 3. NEW HAVEN (A), 46.05 (Sycharr Sterling, Jamail Bell, Jacob Vance, Vantrell Willia; 4. MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH (, 47.02 (Sam Bielecki, Tyler Prisby, Brett Wagner, Phil Martin); 5. WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGI, 47.80 (Shonquese Dawkins, Renaldo Smith, Larry Bell, Kenneth Butle; 6. HARPERWOODS (A), 48.71 (Jeremy Abbott, Damine Roberson, Deonta Humphrey, Jamal Curr; 7. DETROIT COMMUNICATION M, 48.90 (Blake Jones, Ezangelo Anderson, Darius Smith, DaVeon James); 8. DETROIT COMMUNITY (A), 49.17 (Terryon Higgs, Lawerence Edmondson, Micheal Edmondson, Mart.

DIVISION 3 girls at MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH
TEAM SCORING – MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH 259; WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGIATE 62; MT. CLEMENS 46; MADISON HEIGHTS BISHOP FOLEY 46; DETROIT UNIVERSITY PREP 40; HARPERWOODS 38; DETROIT COMMUNICATION MEDIA ARTS 27; SOUTHFIELD BRADFORD ACADEMY 23; MADISON HEIGHTS MADISON 14; DEARBORN ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY 13; NEW HAVEN 9; DETROIT PEC PREP 8; DETROIT COMMUNITY 3.
100M HURDLES — 1. Julie Weir, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 16.46; 2. Becca Viviano, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 16.78; 3. Haley Auganaga, NEW HAVEN, 19.24; 4. Knydra Jefferson, WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGIATE, 19.58; 5. Lakniyja Bouie, DETROIT COMMUNICATION MEDIA ARTS, 19.71; 6. Jovanda Davenport, DEARBORN ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY, 19.92; 6. Jovanda Davenport, DEARBORN ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY, 19.92; 7. Tierra Jones, WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGIATE, 20.59.
1600 METER RUN — 1. Jenna Briney, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 5:38.50; 2. Briana Weglarz, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 5:40.94; 3. Marcetta Peterson, DETROIT COMMUNICATION MEDIA ARTS, 6:53.88; 4. Ciera Seal, WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGIATE, 7:43.00; 5. Stephanie Gordon, MADISON HEIGHTS MADISON, 8:19.78; 6. Ashley Brown, WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGIATE, 8:48.97.
HIGH JUMP — 1. Allison Getzinger, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 4-10.20; 2. Kristin Freeman, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 4-10.10; 3. Porscha McCoy, DETROIT COMMUNICATION MEDIA ARTS, 4-10; 4. Emily Weir, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 4-8.10; 5. Julie Weir, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 4-8.

800 METER RUN — 1. Jenna Cundy, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 2:32.72; 2. Briana Weglarz, MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH, 2:35.03; 3. Toni Marie Catalan, MADISON HEIGHTS BISHOP FOLEY, 2:35.56; 4. Marcetta Peterson, DETROIT COMMUNICATION MEDIA ARTS, 3:01.53; 5. Tamyra Whitfield, DETROIT UNIVERSITY PREP, 3:02.87; 6. Ciera Seal, WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGIATE, 3:28.03; 7. Dionna McWilliams, DETROIT COMMUNICATION MEDIA ARTS, 4:02.91.
1600 METER RELAY — 1. MACOMB LUTHERAN NORTH (, 4:22.40 (Emma Niemeyer, Emily Matkin, Jenna Cundy, Allison Getzinger; 2. SOUTHFIELD BRADFORD ACA, 4:30.72 (Kailon Anderson, Jamilla Toney, Dakota Toney, Jasmine Wahin; 3. MADISON HEIGHTS BISHOP , 4:32.56 (Katie Bromm, Toni Marie Catalan, Mariah Fielder, Emma Wonsi; 4. DETROIT UNIVERSITY PREP, 4:45.47 (Daisya Pernell, Adasia Pollard, Kaevon Eley, Capri Jackson); 5. DETROIT COMMUNICATION M, 4:49.91 (Lenae Davis, Brittany Falconer, Miracle Rudolph, Lakniyja B; 6. WARREN MICHIGAN COLLEGI, 5:04.75 (Erica Gilliards, Diamond Hancock, Knydra Jefferson, Kenya L.)

DIVISION 4 boys at LUTHERAN WESTLAND
TEAM SCORING – Lutheran Westland 159; Plymouth Christian 149; DETALLEN 74; University Liggett 52.50; Detroit Loyola 45; Lutheran South 38; Douglass 24; Huron Valley Lutheran 16.50; DEDISON 13; Detroit-Marvin L. Winans Academy 8; Medow Montessori School 4.
DISCUS — 1. Thomas.. Krueger, Lutheran Westland, 123-8; 2. Jesse. Smrcka, Lutheran South, 122-8; 3. Marquise Pool, Douglass, 120-5; 4. Gevon Forman, Detroit Loyola, 117-3; 5. Romello Johnson, DETALLEN, 113-2; 6. Jacob… Bartos, Lutheran Westland, 106-5; 7. Donovan Goodman, DETALLEN, 94-7; 8. Robert Stafford, Plymouth Christian, 93-9.
400 METER DASH — 1. Harvey Caddell, Detroit Loyola, 53.69; 2. Newman.. Harper, Lutheran Westland, 53.84; 3. Jimmy. Parks, Plymouth Christian, 55.16; 4. Jacob… Davenport, Lutheran Westland, 55.21; 5. Ian. Rose, Plymouth Christian, 57.48; 6. Darnell Hill, Douglass, 58.12; 7. Ed Ambrose, DETALLEN, 58.91; 8. Andrew Lohman, University Liggett, 59.10.
800 METER RUN — 1. Jacob Bailey, Plymouth Christian, 2:08.48; 2. Joseph Fanelli, Plymouth Christian, 2:09.66; 3. Aaron. Robertson, University Liggett, 2:15.07; 4. Hunter Roedel, Lutheran Westland, 2:15.20; 5. Gordeau Watkins, Douglass, 2:17.72; 6. Eric Smith, Lutheran Westland, 2:21.56; 7. Kyle. McBee, Lutheran South, 2:28.33; 8. Dylan Smith, Lutheran South, 2:34.16.
200 METER DASH — 1. Darnell. White, DETALLEN, 23.41; 2. Marquise. Kirkpatrick, DETALLEN, 23.67; 3. Harvey Caddell, Detroit Loyola, 23.98; 4. Jimmy. Parks, Plymouth Christian, 24.40; 5. Daniel Moses, Detroit-Marvin L. Winans Academy, 24.56; 6. Dan… Roberts, Lutheran Westland, 24.58; 7. Kody Stanford, Douglass, 77:00.00; 8. Fred Saffold, University Liggett, 88:00.00.