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Van Andel Arena, Grand Rapids | Breslin Center, East Lansing 2021 MHSAA Boys Basketball Finals April 8 & 10 Welcome We’re Back! elcome to the MHSAA Finals! This is a classroom like Wno other, and now is the time for the final exam. Like the academic classroom, some have had good fortune along the way getting here; others have overcome adversity. Even today, a good bounce or a bad bounce will occur. Your athletic skills are put to the test, but more importantly, your discipline will be chal- lenged as well. To wait for the exact moment, use the right touch, make the right cut. Discipline also means testing your people skills. To embrace our diverse opponents as equals, and to employ common decency – After the 2020 MHSAA Basketball Tournaments every – single – moment. Win or lose. were halted before the Finals, this year’s group of That’s the beauty of educational athletics. deserving teams are reaching the finish line. The takeaways today are not the trophies and medals, but the life lessons learned and applied. Good luck to all! — Mark Uyl MHSAA Executive Director INSIDE the mhsaa boys basketball finals Championship Brackets Class A Finalists MHSAA Programs and Scope Class B Finalists School Sports Editorial . .MHSAA-1 Class C Finalists Scholar-Athlete Award . .MHSAA-2 Class D Finalists Finals Apparel . .MHSAA-4 2019 Champions/Championship History Fall Sports Finals on the Air . .MHSAA-5 MHSAA Girls Basketball Records Student Advisory Council . .MHSAA-6 Finals Notes Representative Council . .MHSAA-8 MHSAA Finals programs are produced by the Michigan High School Athletic Association, Inc., 1661 Ramblewood Drive, East Lansing, Mich.; Executive Director Mark Uyl. The Finals program series is designed by Rob Kaminski, and edited by Kaminski and Geoff Kimmerly. The rest of the MHSAA staff includes: Tony Bihn, Jordan Cobb, Sam Davis, Andy Frushour, Nathaniel S. Hampton, Scott Helmic, Dan Hutcheson, Cody Inglis, Camala Kinder, Cole Malatinsky, Peggy Montpas, Andrea Osters, Thomas M. Rashid, Brent Rice, Laura Roberts, Jon Ross, Adam Ryder, Jamie VanDerMoere, Faye Verellen, Tricia Wieferich, Kathy Vruggink Westdorp, Paige Winne, and Karen Yonkers. Cover Photo – Hockey Weekly Action Photos MHSAA Finals 3 REGIONAL SEMIFINAL REGIONAL FINAL QUARTERFINAL SEMIFINAL MHSAA FINAL CHAMPION March 30, 2021 April 1, 2021 April 6, 2021 April 8, 2021 April 10, 2021 Livonia Stevenson 53 D20 Livonia Franklin Livonia Stevenson 39 Salem 51 D19 Plymouth R5 Northville Ann Arbor Huron 44 Ann Arbor Huron 56 D18 Ypsilanti Lincoln Ann Arbor Huron 64 Dexter 33 D17 Dexter QF3 Ypsilanti Lincoln Ann Arbor Huron 55 River Rouge 70 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV D24 Dearborn Fordson River Rouge 70 Dearborn Divine Child 48 D23 Dearborn Heights Crestwood R6 Ecorse River Rouge 34 Riverview 48 D22 Non-Traditional Riverview 52 Monroe 39 D21 Monroe Breslin Center, E Lansing 3 pm Ann Arbor Huron Detroit Martin Luther King 51 D28 Grosse Pointe North Warren De La Salle Collegiate 64 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV Warren De La Salle Collegiate 53 D27 Warren Woods Tower R7 Warren DeLaSalle Warren De La Salle Collegiate 68 Detroit U-D Jesuit 36 D26 Detroit Renaissance Detroit U-D Jesuit 59 Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 35 D25 Birmingham Brother Rice QF4 Detroit Renaissance Warren De La Salle Collegiate 39 Macomb Dakota 53 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV D32 Macomb Dakota Macomb Dakota 58 Roseville 43 D31 Non-Traditional R8 Troy Macomb Dakota 33 Clinton Twp Chippewa Valley 50 D30 Troy Athens Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 52 Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 72 D29 Rochester Hills Stoney Creek 12:30 pm East Grand Rapids 30 CHAMPION D12 East Grand Rapids Zeeland East 49 2021 DIVISION 1 Zeeland East 49 Boys Basketball D11 Zeeland East R3 Musk. Reeths-Puffer GR Forest Hills Northern 66 Grand Haven 57 Breslin Center, East Lansing D10 Muskegon Reeths-Puff GR Forest Hills Northern 53 LIVE on FOX Sports Detroit GR Forest Hills Northern 61 Archived On-Demand @ MHSAA.TV D9 Grand Rapids Northview QF2 Musk. Orchard View GR Forest Hills Northern 58 Holt 56 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV D16 Okemos East Lansing 63 East Lansing 63 D15 Lansing Waverly R4 Grand Ledge East Lansing 56 Coldwater 67 D14 Sturgis Coldwater 57 Portage Central 54 D13 St Joseph Breslin Center, E Lansing 5:30 pm Grand Blanc Marquette 54 D1 Non-Traditional Marquette 58 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV Midland 48 <-- SF at TC Central D2 Midland R1 Midland Dow Grand Blanc 58 Flushing 39 D3 Flushing Grand Blanc 85 Grand Blanc 64 <-- SF at Grand Blanc D4 Grand Blanc QF1 Davison Grand Blanc 68 MHSAA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS PRESENTED BY: Howell 42 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV D8 Howell 12:00 AM Walled Lake Northern 31 Walled Lake Northern 60 D7 Milford R2 White Lake Lakeland Orchard Lake St Mary's 53 Orchard Lake St Mary's 38 D6 Bloomfield Hills Orchard Lake St Mary's 69 Clarkston 37 Hosts and game times may differ from what is listed on this page. D5 Oxford Visit MHSAA.com for up-to-date host and game time information. MHSAA REGIONAL SEMIFINAL REGIONAL FINAL QUARTERFINAL SEMIFINAL MHSAA FINAL CHAMPION March 30, 2021 April 1, 2021 April 6, 2021 April 8, 2021 April 10, 2021 Harper Woods Chandler Park 58 D60 Harper Woods Harper Woods Chandler Park 0 Eastpointe 35 D59 Eastpointe R15 Livonia Clarenceville Ferndale 2OT 73 Ferndale 78 D58 Ferndale Ferndale 2 Livonia Clarenceville 53 D57 Non-Traditional QF8 Eastpointe Ferndale 55 Goodrich 27 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV D64 Goodrich Croswell-Lexington 55 Croswell-Lexington 51 D63 Yale R16 Croswell-Lexington Croswell-Lexington 68 New Haven 49 D62 Non-Traditional Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 35 Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 55 D61 Clawson Van Andel Arena, GR 3 pm GR Catholic Central GR South Christian 50 D44 GR South Christian GR Catholic Central 97 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV GR Catholic Central 68 D43 Allendale R11 GR South Christian GR Catholic Central 83 Coopersville 2 D42 Comstock Park Coopersville 75 Spring Lake 0 D41 Whitehall QF6 Calvin Universtiy GR Catholic Central 81 Parchment 45 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV D48 Paw Paw Hopkins 59 Hopkins 51 D47 Hopkins R12 Benton Harbor Benton Harbor 72 Benton Harbor 61 D46 Coloma Benton Harbor 66 Stevensville Lakeshore 56 D45 Niles 5:30 pm Escanaba 59 CHAMPION D33 Houghton Escanaba 41 2021 DIVISION 2 Boyne City 56 <-- SF at Manistique Boys Basketball D34 Boyne City R9 Traverse City Central Escanaba 41 Ludington 67 Breslin Center, East Lansing D35 Cadillac Ludington 38 LIVE on FOX Sports Detroit Ogemaw Heights 49 <-- SF at TC Central Archived On-Demand @ MHSAA.TV D36 Standish-Sterling QF5 Corunna Bridgeport 52 Corunna 45 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV D40 Lake Fenton Bridgeport 54 Bridgeport 64 D39 Frankenmuth R10 Owosso Bridgeport 52 Carrollton 60 D38 Essexville Garber Carrollton 53 Shepherd 41 D37 Alma Van Andel Arena, GR 5:30 pm Battle Creek Pennfield Parma Western 34 D52 Jonesville Battle Creek Pennfield 56 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV Battle Creek Pennfield 75 D51 Eaton Rapids R13 Williamston Battle Creek Pennfield 54 Williamston 65 D50 Chelsea Williamston 53 Ionia 34 D49 Ionia QF7 Chelsea Battle Creek Pennfield 62 MHSAA BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS PRESENTED BY: Detroit University Prep 48 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV D56 Detroit Edison Detroit University Prep 34 Dearborn Heights Robichaud 36 D55 Detroit Voyageur Prep R14 Tecumseh Romulus Summit Academy 49 Romulus Summit Academy 53 D54 New Boston Huron Romulus Summit Academy 70 Blissfield 41 Hosts and game times may differ from what is listed on this page. D53 Carleton Airport Visit MHSAA.com for up-to-date host and game time information. MHSAA when we support our Michigan teams, we all win. From youth football programs to the MHSAA Championships, we are proud to support our home teams across the Midwest. REGIONAL SEMIFINAL REGIONAL FINAL QUARTERFINAL SEMIFINAL MHSAA FINAL CHAMPION March 30, 2021 April 1, 2021 April 6, 2021 April 8, 2021 April 10, 2021 Hanover-Horton 69 D84 Hanover-Horton Hanover-Horton 50 Michigan Center 38 D83 Michigan Center R21 Springport Hanover-Horton 41 Leslie 64 D82 Dansville Leslie 45 Bath 47 D81 Perry QF11 Tecumseh Hanover-Horton 34 Riverview Gabriel Richard 40 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV D88 Riverview Gabriel Richard Ypsilanti Arbor Prep 42 Ypsilanti Arbor Prep 52 D87 Whitmore Lake R22 Erie Mason Ypsilanti Arbor Prep 29 Adrian Madison 65 D86 Adrian Madison Adrian Madison 32 Adrian Lenawee Christian 58 D85 Hudson Breslin Center, E Lansing 10 am Flint Beecher Memphis 0 D92 Memphis Warren Michigan Collegiate 35 LIVE @ MHSAA.TV Warren Michigan
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