Published June 5, 2018
BEVERLY HILLS — A big play by a player headed to a Division 1 program pushed the Warren Regina girls soccer team to within one win of a regional title in a 1-0 triumph over Grosse Ile High in a June 5 D-3 regional semifinal.
Read MorePublished June 5, 2018
TROY — Troy Athens softball, Troy soccer and Troy baseball recently captured district crowns.
Read MorePublished June 5, 2018
The Royal Oak High girls soccer team fell 4-0 to Birmingham Seaholm in a Division 1 district opener May 29 at home.
Read MorePublished June 5, 2018
ROSEVILLE — This spring, one Roseville High program added to its run of success while another continued to show it’s a new force to be reckoned with.
Read MorePublished June 4, 2018
ST. CLAIR SHORES — Returning most of the roster that brought the program its first district title in 2017, the St. Clair Shores Lake Shore girls soccer team was expected to be talented and competitive, according to coach Dave Lount.
Read MorePublished May 23, 2018
Published May 22, 2018
Published May 22, 2018
GROSSE POINTE WOODS — For high school athletes and coaches, the playoffs are typically the most exciting time of the season. Postseason championships are what they aspire for, and, of course, the only way to achieve that is by being a playoff participant. Last season, Grosse Pointe North’s girls soccer team did not have that opportunity.
Read MorePublished May 22, 2018
Published May 17, 2018
The 2018 MHSAA state girls soccer postseason begins with district play May 28 and ends with the Division 1-4 state finals, slated for June 15-16 at Williamston High, and the field will include all of the squads from Macomb County schools.
Read MorePublished May 11, 2018
ROSEVILLE — After having never won a division championship before last year, the Roseville High girls soccer team is in line to win a second straight Macomb Area Conference Silver Division title.
Read MorePublished May 11, 2018
STERLING HEIGHTS — The loss of several players to graduation, a major infusion of young talent and adjusting to a new style of play has the Utica Ford II girls soccer program in a bit of a transitional season.
Read MorePublished May 7, 2018
CLINTON TOWNSHIP — After winning a Macomb Area Conference Blue Division championship last season, Clinton Township Chippewa Valley girls soccer coach Gerry Haggarty said the program was on the upswing.
Read MorePublished May 3, 2018
MACOMB TOWNSHIP — Working in several new players early on led to some growing pains for the Macomb Lutheran North girls soccer team, but the group looks to be hitting its stride. The Mustangs, who won district and regional titles in 2017, lost several players to graduation and transfer, according to coach Greg DeCourval.
Read MorePublished May 1, 2018
TROY — Due to graduation and players choosing to play in the academies, the Troy Athens girls soccer team lost 16 members from last year.
Read MorePublished May 1, 2018
ROCHESTER HILLS — Josh Hickey is thrilled to finally be pulling double duty. The longtime coach of the Rochester Adams boys soccer team, Hickey is now doing the same on the girls side.
Read MorePublished April 30, 2018
FRASER — Although following a Hall of Fame coach may be intimidating for some, Paul Kepler referred to his opportunity to take over Fraser High’s girls soccer program as kind of “like my dream job for a high school coaching job.”
Read MorePublished April 30, 2018
BIRMINGHAM — Not that anyone is counting, but as he spoke about his team last week, Manuel Rodrigues was quick to point out a pretty impressive statistic.
Read MorePublished April 30, 2018
SHELBY TOWNSHIP — Mehrdad Nekoogar believes this is one of the highest turnover rates he’s ever seen. The longtime coach of the Utica Eisenhower girls soccer program, Nekoogar explained how he basically lost a full roster from last season. This campaign will see the Eagles employ five freshmen looking to help fill the void of 13 graduates and a player lost to academy play.
Read MorePublished April 25, 2018
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