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What to watch for at the Oakland County Girls Swim Championship (opens the original)
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Waterford Kettering will be the setting Saturday for this year’s Oakland County Girls Swim Championship. At this point, it has to be considered Farmington Hills Mercy’s to lose. The Marlins won last year’s event in Royal Oak with a staggering 364 points, which was 220 more than runner-up Birmingham Seaholm. Before that? Huron Valley United gave it a chase in Lake Orion, but still trailed Mercy by 120 points. HVU also came second in 2023, but lagged behind the Marlins again by over 100 points in
Fifth-ranked Rochester Adams locked in at OAA Red-White meet (opens the original)
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AUBURN HILLS – Playing at Fieldstone Golf Club for the second time in as many weeks, Rochester Adams looked more on Tuesday afternoon like the team that has thrived year after year in the postseason. The No. 5 Highlanders were runners-up at the Oakland County D1 championship in Auburn Hills on Sept. 23, but paired against some of the same schools on the same course Tuesday, their play more closely resembled that of a team that’s capable of winning its sixth regional title this decade. Adams shot
Senior Ty Duffy relishing his role as workhorse running back for unbeaten Clarkston (opens the original)
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It’s clear just how much faith Clarkston coaches have in senior Ty Duffy. Oxford led at Clarkston 7-3 late in the second quarter and the hosts had the ball just outside the Wildcats’ 10-yard line. Duffy let the ball get loose on first down, but the Wolves recovered, the play still resulting in a gain of at least a handful of yards. They went right back to number zero the next snap and he gained enough for a first down, then Duffy punched it in from a yard out, allowing Clarkston to regain the le
Prep Roundup: Mercy’s Guerrera, Country Day’s Heineman top-3 at CHSL Bishop tourney (opens the original)
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Toledo St. Ursula Academy took first on the links at Monday’s CHSL Bishop Division Championship, but plenty of local golfers were scattered within the top-10 finishers aside from those from the Arrows. Farmington Hills Mercy senior Megan Guerrera led the individual leaderboard by carding a 70, one stroke ahead of St. Ursula’s best and runner-up Farrah Mortemore. Detroit Country Day senior Halle Heineman took third by shooting a 73, trailed by Cranbrook-Kingswood senior Josie Vandenhaute (74) and
Sixth-ranked Clarkston in OAA Red driver’s seat after 31-28 victory over No. 10 Oxford (opens the original)
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CLARKSTON – Tenth-ranked Oxford answered a touchdown by No. 6 Clarkston with one of its own in the final five minutes and had a chance to go and win it, but ultimately the Wolves held on to win 31-28 in Friday’s battle of OAA Red unbeatens. Oxford’s defense was able to force Clarkston to punt to get the ball back with 33 seconds left at its own 28-yard line, but without any timeouts remaining and forced to start at its own 28-yard line, the opposing pass rush was effective and the Wildcats turne
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