2021 MHSAA Baseball/Softball Finals

Michigan State University, East Lansing 2021 MHSAA Baseball/Softball Finals

June 17-19

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elcome to the MHSAA Finals! This 44 Wis a classroom like no other, and now is the time for the final exam. Like the aca- demic 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 Walk-off wins are always exciting, but usually equals, and to employ common decency – reserved for the offense. Drama took a different every – single – moment. Win or lose. shape to end the 2019 MHSAA Division 4 Softball That’s the beauty of educational athletics. Final, as Unionville-Sebewaing turned a triple play The takeaways today are not the trophies and medals, but the life lessons learned and applied. to thwart a rally and claim the title. Good luck to all! INSIDE the mhsaa baseball & softball finals — Mark Uyl MHSAA Executive Director 2019 Softball Finals Review ...... 5 2019 Baseball Finals Review ...... 8 MHSAA Programs and Scope 2021 Baseball Brackets ...... 11 School Sports Editorial ...... MHSAA-1 2021 Baseball Finalists ...... 14 Scholar-Athlete Award ...... MHSAA-2 2021 Softball Brackets ...... 23 2021 Softball Finalists ...... 2 Finals Apparel ...... MHSAA-4 5 2019 Softball Champions ...... 37 Fall Sports Finals on the Air ...... MHSAA-5 2019 Baseball Champions ...... 40 Student Advisory Council ...... MHSAA-6 Baseball/Softball Records ...... 44 Representative Council ...... MHSAA-8 Finals Notes ...... 46

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. Printing by Spartan Printing, Lansing, Mich. Advertising sales by Royal Publishing, Peoria, Ill. The rest of the MHSAA staff includes: Tony Bihn, Jordan Cobb, Sam Davis, Andy Frushour, Nathaniel S. Hampton, Scott Helmic, Dan Hutcheson, Cody Inglis, John Johnson, Camala Kinder, Cole Malatinsky, Peggy Montpas, Andrea Osters, Thomas M. Rashid, Brent Rice, Laura Roberts, Adam Ryder, Jamie VanDerMoere, Faye Verellen, Tricia Wieferich, Kathy Vruggink Westdorp, Paige Winne, and Karen Yonkers. Cover Photos – Hockey Weekly Action Photos

MHSAA Finals 4 2019 Softball Review – Perry A. Farrell, Special for Second Half

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Unionville-Sebewaing turned an improbable triple play to end the 2019 EasyEasy asas 1-2-31-2-3 season and begin the celebration.

hat a way to win a championship. In a top-play Chants of “USA, USA, USA’’ rang through the Patriots Wmoment, Unionville-Sebewaing turned a triple play in crowd. It was the sixth title for the Patriots (31-9) since 2009. the seventh inning to secure a 3-1 victory over Kalamazoo USA had a first-inning threat as Zimmer tripled with one out, Christian in the 2019 Division 4 softball championship game at but she was left on base. Michigan State’s Secchia Stadium. Polega mowed through Kalamazoo Christian hitters, striking With runners on first and second base, the Comets’ Sammy out eight through three innings and getting out of a jam in the Gano lined a shot off USA pitcher Brynn Polega’s arm. The ball third with a strikeout. ricocheted in the air to shortstop Rylee Zimmer, who touched The Patriots got on the board in the third inning when Maci second base and threw to first to complete the gem. Reinhardt singled and scored on a throwing error with Maci Polega (lower right), a sophomore, had 15 strikeouts and a Montgomery at the plate. Polega bounced out, scoring bruise on her arm. Montgomery, and Delanie Pavlichek doubled in another run to “It hit me right in the elbow, and I just turned around and I make it 3-0. said, ‘Oh my gosh,’” Polega said. “I said please get this, and I The Comets finally got saw (Zimmerman) step on second. The runner on first was to Polega in the sixth inning halfway to second, and I said that’s it. I was so excited when on a single by junior second that happened. To win this as a sophomore is incredible.’’ baseman Megan Snook, “Chaos. I’ve never seen an ending like that,’’ added Patriots who eventually scored on a coach Isaiah Gainforth. “Whether in the Major Leagues, college single by freshman Reagan baseball. I played a lot of different things, and I’ve never seen Broekhuizen. Polega ended anything transpire the way that last inning did. I’m just glad the threat with another we’re on the winning end of it.’’ strikeout, her 15th of the Polega kept the Comets hitters at bay for most of the game. game. “My curveball was working good,’’ she said. “My drop ball “She was zoned in,’’ was good. Right before the game, my pitching coach and I were said her catcher, Hockey W Hockey over there working on it. He said stay tall, keep my arm long Montgomery. “Everything and snap hard. That’s what I did all game.’’ was right on the spot. She She had six strikeouts through the first two innings, and by made a couple of mistakes, eekly Action Photos the end of the fifth she had racked up 12. but the defense supported Staked to a 3-0 lead after the third inning and tossing a one- her.’’ hitter, Polega never gave a young Kalamazoo Christian team a Especially in the sev- chance to get back into it before the seventh-inning dramatics. enth inning.

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Warren Regina 3, Howell 2 (8) Adriana James was nervous. The 2019 MHSAA Division 1 Final had moved into the eighth inning, and Warren Regina teammate Marisa Muglia had led off the bottom half by reaching first base on an error. After pinch-runner Jenna Holt moved all the way to third DIVISION 1 base on a sacrifice, James watched Howell walk Regina’s next two hitters to set up force plays at every base. Now the Secchia Stadium bases were loaded for the Saddlelites freshman. James sent a grounder back to the pitching circle, and a bobble gave Holt enough time to cross the plate and finish a 3-2 win that clinched the program’s seventh Finals championship. “When Adriana came up and the pitcher bobbled it … I have no words for it,’’ Holt said. Added James: “All (the pitcher’s) balls were moving outside. I just saw the ball right on the inside corner, low, and I just went for it. We had nothing to lose, and it paid off. I was surprised they walked the two batters because it has really never happened. I was really nervous.’’ The championship was the program’s first since 2015, and all seven have come in Hockey Weekly Action Photos Division 1 or the former Class A under longtime coach Diane Laffey. Howell’s Avrey Wolverton opened her team’s half of the eighth inning with a single, and Maddie Springer walked. Both moved up, but the threat ended on a Muglia strikeout. Muglia finished with 12 strikeouts, and Howell pitcher Molly Carney struck out seven and gave up only five hits. Regina finished the year 30-11, while Howell ended 36-4.

Escanaba 7, Stevensville Lakeshore 3 DIVISION 2 Two rarities happened in the first inning of the 2019 MHSAA Division 2 softball championship game at Michigan State’s Secchia Stadium. The first was Escanaba all-state pitcher Gabi Salo (left) allowed a walk against Stevensville Lakeshore. The second was Salo gave up a run. Salo entered the championship game with a 25-2 record, 0.24 earned run average and 337 strikeouts and just 21 walks. If that’s not enough, she had given up only six earned runs all year. She gave up three runs – two earned – in the championship game, but contained the Lancers enough to secure a 7-3 victory that clinched the Eskymos’ second straight Division 2 title. “I thought I had my best stuff today,’’ said the junior pitcher. “I thought I went out strong. This means so much. Our school went without a state title from 1981 until last year. For us to bring home another one, I don’t have words.’’ The Lancers surprisingly struck early when Salo surrendered a two-out walk and Meghan Younger drove her home on a double just out of the reach of the centerfielder. It was just the seventh earned run Salo had given up this season. She finished with 11 strikeouts while allowing seven hits. Escanaba finished the spring 34-3, while Lakeshore ended 33-11. Salo helped her own cause in the second inning with a game-tying sacrifice fly. Escanaba loaded the bases in the bottom of the fourth inning and Nicole Kamin and the Eskymos took advantage of a fly ball dropping out of an outfielder’s mitt that allowed three Hockey Weekly Action Photos runs to score and gave the reigning champ a 5-1 lead.

Millington 8, Schoolcraft 0 Runner-up in 2018 – and seeking the first team championship in any sport in school history – Millington made sure it would be heading home with a softball title in 2019. The Cardinals dominated Schoolcraft from the start of an 8-0 victory in the MHSAA Division 3 Final at Michigan State’s Secchia Stadium, a year after missing out on that milestone victory by just a run. Millington, which also won its first Regional title and made the Semifinals when these seniors were freshmen in 2016, finished this season 38-2-1. “To win the first championship in school history is something special,’’ said senior Gabbie Sherman. “This is the first in school history to win in anything.’’ After Sherman set Schoolcraft down in order in the top of the first inning, Millington outfielder Darrien Roberts (3, right) got the Cardinals’ offense DIVISION 3 rolling with a blast on the first pitch she saw to deep center field that climbed up the light pole and over the fence to give her team a 1-0 lead. Hockey Weekly Action Photos “It was definitely a starter; it got my team going,’’ said Roberts, who hit her 18th home run of the season. “Anytime I go up as the leadoff hitter, my coaches tell me I set the mood and I have to set the tone and get on base. This was our year.’’ Before the Eagles could get an out, Leah Denome singled, Sherman singled, Madi Hahn had a two-run double and Sydney Bishop had an RBI single to make it 4-0. Millington had 17 hits total, and for the second straight season Denome tied the Finals record with four. Sherman had three hits and struck out 13 batters in her final high school start. MHSAA Finals 6 when we support our Michigan teams, we all win.

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Historic Baseball Program Home Sweet Homer Returns to the Top of the Heap

fter a postseason full of winning, the players on Athe Homer baseball team have become dogpile veterans. Heading Home Homer’s Kyle So after the Trojans defeated Grosse Pointe Woods Compton slides in with the Trojans’ third run in the first inning after his University Liggett 4-0 in the 2019 MHSAA Division 3 two-run double opened the scoring. Final, a small game of “I’m not going to be on the bottom” broke out before the traditional baseball celebration commenced. “The dogpiles get a little more intense, a little more vicious the more you keep winning,” Homer coach Scott Salow said. “Today, I’ll watch the video later, but I think it was pretty good. I think they’ve gotten smart after the last five or six dogpiles; they all kind of look around and wait. I’m the last one out of the dugout, so I’m not going in.” Homer (33-3) scored four runs in the first inning at McLane Stadium and rode the arm of senior pitcher Zach Butters to its first Finals title since 2006, and third overall. “We’ve been working to get here for a long time, this group of guys,” Butters said. “It’s overwhelming to Hockey Weekly Action Photos finally get here and win this with my guys. It means a lot. I mean, look at all these people out here coming “He threw his slider/curveball out of the zone, and we just kept out to support us. We’re a small town, and it’s just a swinging at it,” Liggett coach Dan Cimini said. “The gameplan was to great feeling. It means the world.” not swing at that. If you look back, a lot of 2-1 sliders out of the zone Butters, who also picked up the win in the Semifinal we were swinging at. That’s 3-1, that changes everything. Give him in a relief appearance, kept a potent Liggett off bal- credit for throwing good pitches, but our guys need to lay off that kind ance for the 6 1/3 innings he was on the mound. He of stuff.” scattered five hits and two walks while striking out six. Butters got some help from his defense, which didn’t commit an “We had a gameplan going into it to stay away,” error and also got him out of the one jam he found himself in all day. Butters said. “We saw yesterday where they like to pull, With one out and runners on first and second in the sixth inning, Liggett they like to turn over on pitches, so we were just trying senior Alec Azar hit what looked to be a base hit into left field. But junior to stay away as much as we could and execute the leftfielder Dylan Warner made a diving catch and jumped up to double gameplan. My offspeed was pretty good today, and I up the runner at second. just had a great defense making plays behind me all “It could have been a better catch, but I got a late read on it,” Warner day. I couldn’t ask for a better group of guys to go out said. “Then when I got up, I saw the kid halfway, I just threw it and it was and battle with.” right on the money.” Liggett (24-10) knew coming in that would be Butters enjoyed his view of the play from the mound. Butters’ gameplan, but was out-executed. “I knew it was going to be a close one – Dylan was out there, and he was running,” Butters said. “I was like, ‘Oh boy.’ Then he lays out like Hockey Weekly Action Photos Superman, and he comes up with it. Great play.” T.J. VanderKuyl closed out the game, getting the final two outs for the Trojans after Butters reached his pitch limit two batters into the sev- Rally Killer Dylan Warner’s diving enth inning. VanderKuyl kept it relatively drama free, and the final out catch snuffed a Liggett rally in the was a roller to Butters at short. 6th to help preserve the 4-0 lead. All of Homer’s offense, meanwhile, came in the first inning, high- lighted by a two-run double from Kyle Compton and a two-run single from Wilson. The Trojans threatened again in the second, putting runners at the corners with two outs, but Cimini went to the bullpen and brought in senior Billy Kopicki, who ended the threat. Kopicki was strong in relief, allowing just one hit and two walks while striking out two in 4 1/3 innings. Kopicki is part of a strong senior class that was part of three Final Four runs and helped the Knights win a title in 2016. Drew Zelenak led Liggett with two hits, while Patrick Illitch had a double. Wilson led Homer with a pair of hits.

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Portage Northern 10, Rockford 4 Hockey Weekly Action Photos Portage Northern has made a habit of getting on top of teams early this season. There’s no secret to that success. The Huskies are just that good at the plate. “We can all hit,” senior outfielder Tyler Helgeson said. “This is a great lineup, this is a great team, because if one guy is having an off day, you know that the whole team has your back.” Pretty much everyone in the lineup had a good day as the Huskies pound- ed out 12 hits on their way to a 10-4 victory against Rockford in the 2019 Division 1 Baseball Final at McLane Stadium on the campus of Michigan State University. The title is the first in Northern baseball history. The win was Northern’s 24th over its final 25 games of the season, with its only loss coming against Division 2 champ Orchard Lake St. Mary’s in the final game of the regular season. “This group of kids is just phenomenal,” Northern coach Chris Andrews said. “They put in all the work, and they play for each other. It’s awesome.” DIVISION 1 It was the second trip to the Finals for the Huskies (39-7), who had finished Portage Northern's Tyler Helgeson (7), Gannon Andrews (2), runner-up in 2015. Several of those players, as well as other alumni, were on Zach Quinn (27) and Malcolm Gaynor celebrate. hand to watch Andrews lift the trophy for the first time. Cam French and Helgeson had the biggest hits for the Huskies, as French drove in two runs during a four-run first inning and Helgeson hit a three-run home run over the wall in right field to highlight a five-run fifth. They each had three hits on the day, as did Zach Quinn. Nolan McCarthy, Greg Lapetina (RBI) and Gannon Andrews (two RBI) each added one hit, while Parker Brey and Malcom Gaynor each added an RBI. DIVISION 2 Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 8, Grand Rapids Catholic Central 1 By the time the final weekend of the 2019 baseball season came around, Orchard Lake St. Mary’s was a juggernaut. The young but incredibly talented Eaglets showed that by defeating their final two opponents by a combined score of 18-1, including an 8-1 victory against Grand Rapids Catholic Central in the MHSAA Division 2 Final at McLane Stadium. But after a 7-9 start to the season, what seemed inevitable by the end looked far from certain. “That Ohio trip (on spring break), we really just kind of bonded closer,” St. Mary’s sophomore second baseman Alex Mooney said. “We said, ‘Enough is enough, we’re not losing anymore,’ and that’s actually what we did – we haven’t lost since. You see all the talent, and it’s like, ‘Why aren’t we winning?’ Then it finally just clicked, and everything just came together.” St. Mary’s (34-9-2) finished the season 27-0-2 over its final 29 games to claim the fourth Finals title in school history, and first since 2015. "It’s good putting it all together,” Eaglets coach Matt Petry said. “At the beginning of the year while we were struggling, we would get good pitching and we wouldn’t swing. For the last two months, we’ve kind of put it all together and we’ve won every type of game possible, and the guys were just really confident coming into this weekend.” That confidence was evident, as the Eaglets were always in control against the Cougars thanks to strong hitting and a stellar pitching performance from freshman starter Brock Porter (right). In Hockey Weekly Action Photos six innings of work, Porter struck out seven while allowing five hits, three walks and one run.

Petersburg-Summerfield 9, Saginaw Nouvel 0 For a program that had never been to a Semifinal prior, Petersburg- DIVISION 4 Summerfield looked awfully comfortable at McLane Stadium in 2019. The Bulldogs were unfazed by the pressure of playing for their first championship at Michigan State University and capped off a brilliant weekend with a 9-0 win against Saginaw Nouvel in the MHSAA Division 4 Baseball Final. “I preached to them from the first day of practice that we’re going to win the state championship,” Summerfield coach Travis Pant said. “No stage, no matter who we play and on any stage – we went to Decatur and played under the lights. We scheduled some big games, and I just wanted to get them used to the big stage so this was, ‘We’re supposed to be here.’ We just wanted to show that we do belong and that none of this was a fluke.” Nobody could possibly look at what the Bulldogs did this postseason as a fluke, eekly Action Photos as they outscored opponents by a combined 89-2 in the postseason, with shutouts in each of their last three games.

Hockey W “Just hit the ball and field the ball; that’s basically all we did,” Summerfield junior pitcher Derek Clark said. The catalyst for that was a pitching staff led by Clark, who threw a gem to shut the Nouvel offense down. Clark went the full seven innings, striking out 11 and allowing four hits and one walk. Sophomore Brock Olmstead opened the scoring in the first with an RBI single, and Clark made it 2-0 when he scored on a squeeze bunt laid down by Brandon Tyler. At that point, with Clark about to take the mound, the Summerfield coaches and players felt they were on their way to a title. MHSAA Finals 9 BRING YOURO NEEXT EVENT TO WWE ALLALL GREATERT LANSINNG, MICHIGAN!

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Quarterfinal Semifinals Division 1 Semifinals Quarterfinal June 12 June 17 June 17 June 12

Hudsonville 7 2 Grand Blanc Midland Dow Grand Blanc Midland Dow 8 Championship Game 0 Grosse Pointe North 9 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Grand Ledge 1 June 19 — 9 a.m. 2 Detroit U-D Jesuit Portage Central BH Brother Rice Portage Central 6 3 BH Brother Rice

Quarterfinal Semifinals Division 2 Semifinals Quarterfinal June 12 June 18 June 18 June 12

New Boston Huron 7 1 Grand Rapids South Christian New Boston Huron Stevensville Lakeshore Trenton 5 Championship Game 10 Stevensville Lakeshore 9 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Macomb Luthern North 3 June 19 — 2:30 p.m. 4 Gladwin Orchard Lake St. Mary’s Gladwin Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 15 1 Muskegon Oakridge

Quarterfinal Semifinals Division 3 Semifinals Quarterfinal June 12 June 17 June 17 June 12

Traverse City St. Francis 3 3 Pewamo-Westphalia Traverse City St. Francis Championship Game Buchanan Evart 1 10 Buchanan 2:30 p.m. 5 p.m. New Lothrop 2 June 19 — 11:30 a.m. 6 Grosse Pte. Woods U. Liggett Richmond Grosse Pte. Woods U. Liggett Richmond 13 1 Riverview Gabriel Richard

Quarterfinal Semifinals Division 4 Semifinals Quarterfinal June 12 June 18 June 18 June 12

Concord 7 15 Glen Lake Kalamazoo Hackett Cath. Prep Glen Lake Kalamazoo Hackett 8 (8 inn) Championship Game 6 Gaylord St. Mary 2:30 p.m. 5 p.m. Marlette 7 June 19 — 5 p.m. 1 Ottawa Lake Whiteford Marlette Marine City Cardinal Mooney Saginaw Mich. Luth. Sem. 6 9 Marine City Cardinal Mooney

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 2 Cam Patty C/IF 6-0 180 Sr. 4 Ryan Erdmann IF 5-9 175 Sr. 5 Matt Douglas OF 5-9 165 Sr. 6 Nolan Sanders P/OF 5-10 170 Jr. 7 Ryan Murphy C/OF 5-11 180 Jr. 7 Zack Parker IF 6-0 170 So. 8 Riley Nelson OF 5-10 180 Sr. 9 Jack Bakus P/IF 6-5 220 So. 10 Logan McCoy P/IF 5-9 180 Sr. 12 Cam Haiser P/OF 6-6 210 Jr. 14 Trent Johnson P/UT 6-3 190 Sr. 15 Joe Craig OF 6-4 185 So. 16 Alex Liakos OF 5-10 180 Sr. 17 Caleb Brenske P/DH 6-2 205 Sr. 18 Daniel Kowalczyk OF 6-1 210 Jr. Chargers 23 Jay Worsley P 6-0 180 Jr. 24 Colin Reimer C 5-9 155 Jr. 25 Tom Biacagalupo C 6-0 180 So. Nickname: Chargers MHSAA Regionals 30 Bill VanSumeren P/IF 6-6 220 Jr. School Colors: Green & Gold 2 Traverse City West 0 32 Damon Belding OF 5-9 160 Jr. Superintendent: Dr. Michael Sharrow 9 Zeeland West (8 inn) 6 33 John Szajenko P/IF 6-1 175 Jr. Principal: Ted Davis Athletic Director: John Streeter MHSAA Quarterfinal Head Coach: Rich Juday (97-53/5 years) Conference: Saginaw Valley 8 Hudsonville 7 Assistant Coaches: Dave Cronkright, Nolan Piotrowski, Conference (8-10, T-5th) Brian Soule Athletic Trainer: Madison Breivault Portage Central (34-4)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 1 Cole Mason IF 5-11 165 Jr. Mustangs 2 Nick Ford IF 6-0 180 Sr. 3 Emerson Smith OF 6-0 165 Sr. 4 Carson Vance OF 5-11 160 Jr. 5 Caleb Schnell IF/P 5-10 155 Jr. 6 Ryan Pijaszek OF 6-0 165 Sr. 7 Kobe Mason C 5-9 170 Sr. 8 Aidan Eichman p 6-0 190 Sr. 9 Luke Leto IF/P 6-3 205 Sr. 10 Sam Stagray C/IF 5-10 165 Jr. 11 Zach MacDonald OF 6-1 175 Sr. 12 Connor Kolberg IF/P 6-0 160 Sr. 13 Andrew Eley OF 5-6 140 So. 14 Gavin Brasosky P/IF 6-0 185 Sr. 15 Michael Aiello 1B 5-11 155 Jr. 16 Bradlev Beach 1B 5-10 150 Jr. 18 Ryan Dotson OF/P 6-3 230 Sr. Tars 19 Thomas Boughton OF 6-0 180 Sr. 20 Erik Williams OF 5-9 155 Jr. 21 Will Sachwitz OF/P 6-3 170 Jr. Nickname: Mustangs MHSAA Regionals 22 Will Juday OF/P 6-3 170 Jr. School Colors: Navy and Gold 10 Battle Creek Lakeview 1 23 Cody Stewart p 6-1 235 Sr. Superintendent: Mark Bieling 7 Detroit Catholic Central 5 25 Cross Watson 1B 6-5 285 Jr. Principal: Erik Alburtus Athletic Director: Joe Wallace MHSAA Quarterfinal Head Coach: Cory DeGroote (55-14/3 years) Assistant Coaches: Rick Laurencig, Greg Nawrocki, Conference: Soutwest Michigan 6 Grand Ledge 1 Paul Schneider Athletic Conference (SMAC) Athletic Trainer: Rachel Leonard (14-2 1st) Manager/Bat Boy: Levi Leto 12 MHSAA Finals The Baseball Finalists DIVISION 1 Grand Blanc (31-11)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 1 Jonah Meleski OF 5-11 180 Sr. 2 Dylan Bowen OF 5-10 160 Jr. 3 Saxton Fullwood RHP 5-11 150 Sr. 4 David Lally P/IF 6-4 195 Jr. 5 Jackson Williams IF 6-0 170 Sr. 6 Ian Stuart OF 6-0 175 Sr. 7 Brayden Powell RHP 6-1 195 Sr. 8 Nate Helms P/IF 6-0 190 Jr. 9 Cisco Dionne IF 6-0 155 Jr. 10 A.J. Maxwell OF 5-10 170 Sr. 11 Braxton McVicar LHP 6-2 170 Jr. 12 Seth Zarzycki RHP 6-3 210 Sr. 13 Jordan Allen OF 5-11 160 Jr. 14 Connor Cooper IF 6-0 170 Jr. 15 Tim Welsh P/IF 6-0 170 Sr. 17 Jacob Heuer RHP 6-0 165 Sr. 18 Nathan Lynch LHP 6-2 180 Sr. 20 Seth Austermann OF 6-0 175 Jr. 21 Jack Goldie C 6-3 210 Jr. Bobcats 22 Kyle Keener P/IF 6-2 220 Jr. 23 Nathan Fidelino P/IF 6-1 190 Fr. 24 Hunter Ames C/IF 6-3 190 Jr. Nickname: Bobcats MHSAA Regionals 25 Travis Parsons IF 5-11 160 So. School Colors: Black & Red 10 Lapeer 1 27 Damien Tipton RHP 6-1 170 Jr. Superintendent: Clarence Garner 5 Utica Ford 0 44 Jacob Hoffman C 6-0 175 Sr. Principal: Mike Fray Athletic Director: Jerrod Dohm MHSAA Quarterfinal Head Coach: Kevin Hubbs (98-93/5 years) Assistant Coaches: Sean Ritchey , Eric Little, Conference: Saginaw Valley League 2 Grosse Pointe North 0 Shawn Welsh (17-3, 2nd) Captains: Tim Welsh, Jackson Williams Athletic Trainer: Mike Katz Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice (29-10)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 1 Max Orozco IF 5-8 140 Fr. 2 John Locker P 6-0 225 Sr. 4 Alex Tribul IF 6-1 190 So. 7 Alfredo Velazquez OF 5-8 160 So. 12 Jake Coulter P 6-7 180 Jr. 13 Will Shannon C 6-5 220 Sr. 14 Alex Cheeseman IF 5-9 165 So. 16 Presley Fortino OF 5-11 170 So. 17 Ryan Tyranski IF 6-2 170 Fr. 18 Tyler Fox IF 6-1 150 Fr. 19 Chase VanAmeyde IF 6-4 160 Fr. 21 Blaise Wilcenski P 6-6 250 Sr. 22 Steven Mathews C 6-1 180 Sr. 23 Robert Klann P 6-3 195 Jr. 24 Tristan Crane IF 5-9 160 Fr. 27 Wyatt Ruppenthal P 6-2 150 Fr. 28 Owen Turner C 6-0 175 Fr. 33 Brayden Dowd OF 5-9 165 So. 34 Shane Fuhrman OF 5-10 140 Sr. 36 Kevin Mathews OF 6-0 180 Jr. Nickname: Warriors MHSAA Regionals 39 Sean Faust P 6-3 185 Sr. School Colors: Orange & Black 6 Livonia Stevenson 1 42 Patrick MacLean P 6-3 200 Jr. Principal: Ed Okuniewski 7 Brownstown Woodhaven 2 44 Charlie D’Angelo P 5-7 150 Jr. 53 Eryx Daugherty IF 6-5 280 So. Athletic Director: Jeff Calcaterra Conference: Catholic HS League - MHSAA Quarterfinal Head Coach: Bob Riker (633-226-4/23 years) Central 3 Detroit U-D Jesuit 2 Assistant Coach: Kyle Galli Athletic Trainer: Kyle Knapp Managers: Sam Brockhaus, Connor Kulka

MHSAA Finals 13 The Baseball Finalists DIVISION 2 New Boston Huron (26-6)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 1 Jaden Morse 2B 5-9 160 Jr. 2 Brenden Pasut C 6-1 206 Sr. Chiefs 3 Micah Smith UT 6-0 185 Fr. 5 Rickey Emelian CF 6-0 175 Sr. 7 Mathew Williams RF 6-0 180 Jr. 8 Cole Grunwald 3B/SS 6-0 175 Jr 10 Luke Coll P 6-0 170 So. 12 Shane Campbell OF 6-0 175 Sr. 14 Frankie Marvaso 3B 6-0 170 Sr. 15 Lake Warden P 6-1 175 Sr. 16 Chase Molnar P/SS 5-11 170 Sr. 17 Ethan Webb C/1B 6-1 210 Sr. 18 Jayden Craig P 6-0 170 Sr. 19 Garret Russo UT 6-0 185 Jr. 20 Brice Smith UT 5-10 190 Jr. 22 Gavin Moczydlowsky DH 5-11 185 So. 23 Shane Mitchell OF 5-10 170 Sr. 25 Thomas McSwain P 5-10 170 Sr. 34 Mason Ziegler 3B 5-10 175 Sr. Nickname: Chiefs MHSAA Regionals 99 Rory Calahan OF 6-2 210 Sr. School Colors: Black, Red & White 6 Tecumseh (8 inn) 4 Superintendent: Donovan Rowe 10 Livonia Clarenceville 0 Head Coach: Philip Yancey (94-54/6 years) Principal: Megan O’Brien Assistant Coaches: Tyler Federly,Ethan Federly, Athletic Director: Marty Salazar MHSAA Quarterfinal Mark Moczydlowsky,Dylan Yancey Conference: Huron League 7 Trenton 5 Captains: Ethan Webb, Brendon Pasuit (12-0, 1st) Athletic Trainer: Stacy Ryan Orchard Lake St. Mary’s (41-1)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 1 Jake Ruckhaber OF 5-8 155 Jr. 2 Alex Mooney SS 6-1 190 Sr. 3 Ryan McKay IF 5-9 175 So. 4 Jake Dresselhouse OF 5-10 175 Jr. 5 Jack Crighton IF 6-2 180 Jr. 6 Kyle Crockett IF 6-1 185 Jr. 7 Collin Orow OF 5-10 160 Jr. 9 Parker Brzustewicz IF/P 6-2 165 Fr. 10 Brock Porter P 6-4 205 Jr. 11 Nolan Higgins P 6-4 190 Jr. 12 Ciaran Caughey P 6-0 160 Jr. 13 Tommy Allman P 6-1 200 Sr. 14 Jasen Oliver IF/P 5-10 170 So. 15 Ben Martin IF 5-11 180 Sr. 16 Paul Petrella P 6-0 175 Sr. 18 Ike Irish C 6-2 200 Jr. 19 John Essig P 5-11 185 Sr. 21 Steve Essig C 5-10 170 Sr. 22 Ryan Mooney OF 6-3 165 So. 23 Brandon Skorupski P 5-10 175 Jr. Eaglets 24 Jake Keaser P 6-1 205 Sr. 27 Jamie Henderson P 6-2 180 So. Nickname: Eaglets MHSAA Regionals 28 Coleson Titus C 5-10 190 Sr. 30 Nolan Schubart OF 6-5 215 Jr. School Colors: Red & White 15 Warren Fitzgerald 0 32 Vincent Cowdrey C 5-11 185 So. Principal: Robert Pyles 9 Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 1 Athletic Director: George Porritt Head Coach: Matt Petry (252-142-2/11 years) Assistant Coaches: Dan Petry, Theo Piccirilli, Conference: Catholic HS League - MHSAA Quarterfinal Brian Sakowski Central (20-0, 1st) 15 Macomb Lutheran North 3 Captains: Alex Mooney, Jack Crighton, Brock Porter, Tommy Allman, Coleson Titus, Nolan Schubart Athletic Trainer: Kelly Garbig Manager: Nick Iacobell 14 MHSAA Finals The Baseball Finalists DIVISION 2 Stevensville Lakeshore (27-11)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Zach Warren IF/P So. 2 Andrew Lies OF Jr. 3 Lucas Kolessar IF/OF Jr. 4 Lucas Balkema OF/C Jr. 5 Alec Wojahn C Fr. 6 Noah Chase P/IF Fr. 7 Trevor Griffiths OF So. 10 Brody Archer P/OF So. 11 Grant Ruddell UT Sr. 12 Ryan Kolessar OF Jr. 13 Michael Nate 1B Jr. 14 Jack Carlisle IF Fr. 19 Trevor Langston C/P So. 21 Riley Adams P/OF Sr. Lancers 22 Vaughn Hurdle P Jr. Nickname: Lancers MHSAA Regionals Head Coach: Mark Nate (384-177-1/16 years) School Colors: Red & White 5 Otsego 3 Assistant Coaches: Mark Allen, Matt Keim, Superintendent: Philip Freeman 4 Grand Rapids Christian 1 Paul Knuth, Jeff Nate, Johnny Nate, Principal: Jeff Yauchstetter Brad Wheeler Athletic Director: Greg Younger MHSAA Quarterfinal Athletic Trainer: Dan Tinkey Conference: Southwest Michigan 10 Grand Rapids S. Christian1 Athletic Conference (11-5, 5th) Gladwin (25-9-1)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 1 Connor Dee SS 6-0 175 So. 2 Brady Gehrett 2B 5-6 160 So. 2 Kyle Campbell OF 5-9 165 Jr. 3 Tyler Yott Goodwin C 5-6 155 So. 4 Lucas Mead OF 6-0 175 So. 7 Dakota Leddy OF 6-0 165 So. 9 Aaron Kozlow C 5-10 170 Jr. 10 Richard Woodford OF 5-10 170 Jr. 11 Hunter Williams 2B 5-9 170 Sr. 12 Blake Rutledge 2B 5-9 190 Sr. 15 Ian Graves P 6-0 155 Sr. 16 Gage Cingano 3B 5-10 200 So. 17 Caleb Searfoss P 5-11 180 Jr. 21 Devin Null OF 5-9 210 Jr. Flying G’s 23 Ethan Shea 1B 6-3 215 Sr. 24 Lincoln McKinnon 3B 6-1 215 So. 25 Andrew Gary 1B 6-2 220 Jr. Nickname: Flying G’s MHSAA Regionals 28 Randy Pyrzewski OF 5-10 185 Jr. School Colors: Blue & White 4 Bay City John Glenn 1 Superintendent: Rick Seebeck 7 Grand Rapids W. Cath. 6 Head Coach: Troy Gary (148-98-5/9 years) Principal: Elizabeth Brown Assistant Coaches: Nate McKinnon, Alec Gary, Athletic Director: Lauren Haines MHSAA Quarterfinal Ethan Gary Conference: Jack Pine Conference 4 Muskegon Oakridge 1 Captains: Ethan Shea, Ian Graves, Hunter Williams (9-5, 4th) Athletic Trainer: Lauren Haines Managers: Brody Verellen, Brayden Dee MHSAA Finals 15 TREATING THE WHOLE ATHLETE,FROM INJURY TO PREVENTION

For an appointment within 24 business hours, visit HenryFord.com/Athletes or call (317) 710-5819. The Baseball Finalists DIVISION 3 Traverse City St. Francis (27-9)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Jack Hitchens IF/P Sr. Gladiators 2 Ayden Ferris C/OF Sr. 3 Charlie Peterson 1B/P Jr. 4 Jake Witczak OF Jr. 5 Jack Prichard OF/IF So. 6 Noah Endres C/IF So. 7 Cody Richards IF/P Jr. 8 Aiden Reamer C/P So. 9 Patrick Gallagher IF So. 10 Aidan Schmuckal C Sr. 11 Jimmy Muzljakovich IF/P Sr. 12 Josh Groves OF Jr. 13 Andrew Bankey OF Sr. 21 Corbin Domres 1B/P Sr. 24 Judd Lawson P/OF Sr. 25 Caleb Franke OF/P So. Nickname: Gladiators MHSAA Regionals School Colors: Navy Blue & 9 Harbor Springs 2 Vegas Gold 3 Oscoda 2 Head Coach: Tom Passinault (196-49/7 years) Superintendent: Michael Buell Assistant Coaches: Tom Hitchens, Principal: Erick Chittle MHSAA Quarterfinal Mike Muzljakovich, Brad Peterson, Athletic Director: Aaron Biggar 3 Evart 1 Donn Westman Conference: Lake Michigan Conference (13-1, 1st) Richmond (30-5)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 1 Carson Gee 3B 5-8 175 Sr. 2 Bennett Hitzelberger P/1B 6-1 180 Jr. 3 Brice Wesley SS 5-9 170 So. 4 Dylan Parker OF 6-1 170 Jr. 5 Skylar Louwers 3B 5-9 195 So. 9/5 Hunter Janssen P 6-1 150 Jr. 6 Jake Ball P/3B 6-0 180 Sr. 7 Kyle Trombley 3B 5-9 200 Jr. 8 Trey Taylor MIF 5-10 170 So. 20/10 Seth Stricker OF 5-9 145 So. 11 Blake Esselink C 6-0 190 So. 12 Reese Rinna RF 6-0 190 Sr. 14 Ryan Nettles P/RF 6-0 175 Jr. 15 Jackson Jones LF 5-10 200 So. Blue Devils 16/17 Denny Salagan CF/P 5-10 150 Jr. 22 Mitch Dobbelaer 2B 6-0 180 Sr. Nickname: Blue Devils MHSAA Regionals 24 Joe Parinello C/P 6-3 215 Jr. School Colors: Navy, Columbia & 8 Royal Oak Shrine 5 34 Hudson Davenport P/3B 6-4 220 Jr. White 10 Hemlock 2 Superintendent: Brian Walmsey Head Coach: Scott Evans (237-72/10 years) Principal: Andy Kastl MHSAA Quarterfinal Assistant Coaches: Rick Radzinski, Kyle Simmons, Athletic Director: Chris Rinehart 13 New Lothrop 2 Ed Delore, Ben Jones, Chuck Scheuer Conference: Blue Water Area Captains: Mitch Dobbelaer, Jake Ball, Carson Gee, Conference (10-4, 3rd) Reese Rinna

19 MHSAA Finals The Baseball Finalists DIVISION 3 Buchanan (34-2)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 1 Hunter Carrington P/INF 6-2 170 Jr. 7 Drew Glavin P/INF/OF 5-8 140 Jr. 9 Jack Branch P/INF/OF 6-4 200 Sr. 10 Levi Zelmer INF 6-2 165 Sr. 11/8 Matthew Hoover P/INF 5-10 170 Jr. 12 Connor Legault C/OF 5-10 190 So. 17/15 Cade Preissing INF 5-7 135 So. 18/14 Nicholas Finn OF 5-10 170 Fr. 20 Murphy Wegner C 5-10 175 Jr. 21 Keeghan Pelley C/OF 5-10 182 Sr. 24 Macoy West P/INF/OF 6-4 200 Jr. 28 Paul VanOverberghe INF/OF 5-11 169 Jr. 29 Deagan Huffman OF 6-2 229 Sr. Bucks 31 Thomas VanOverberghe INF/OF 6-2 165 So. Head Coach: Jim Brawley (57-11/3 years) Nickname: Bucks MHSAA Regionals School Colors: Maroon & White 11 Lawton 1 Assistant Coaches: Andrew Brawley, Lonnie Hoover, Superintendent: Dr. Patricia Robinson 9 North Muskegon 0 Eric Henckel, Jacob Huffman Principal: Stacy DeMaio Captain: Jack Branch Athletic Director: Mark Frey MHSAA Quarterfinal Athletic Trainer: Julie Legault Conference: BCS Conference 10 Pewamo-Westphalia 3 (10-0, 1st) Grosse Pte. Woods U. Liggett (29-5)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 2 Jake Martin C So. Knights 3 Ryan Knaebel OF So. 5 Matthew Greene CF Sr. 6 Jarren Purify SS So. 7 Joseph Randazzo OF So. 9 Reginald Sharpe INF Fr. 10 Matthew Belcrest RHP Jr. 11 Tarun Jarial OF Sr. 12 Jack Jones P/OF So. 13 Oliver Service C/OF So. 16 Kurt Barr P/INF Jr. 18 Michael Clark RHP Sr. 21 Donovan Flournoy OF Sr. 23 Preston Barr 3B/P Fr. 24 Ryan Jones C/OF So. 25 Alec Leonard 1B/P Sr. Nickname: Knights MHSAA Regionals School Colors: Navy & Red 18 Detroit Cristo Rey 0 27/15 Vincent Maribao OF Sr. Superintendent: Bart Bronk 2 Blissfield 0 Principal: Bart Bonk Head Coach: Dan Cimini (468-105/17 years) Athletic Director: Alan Parish MHSAA Quarterfinal Athletic Trainer: Erin Raymond Conference: Catholic HS League 6 Riverview Gabriel Richard 1 (16-0, 1st)

MHSAA Finals 20 The Baseball Finalists DIVISION 4 Kalamazoo Hackett Catholic Prep (29-9)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. 3 Brice Brown OF/C 5-9 145 So. Irish 7 Andrew Rann 3B/P 5-10 150 Fr. 9 Nick Verduzco SS 6-2 175 So. 10 Sam Shea P/1B 6-1 170 Sr. 11 Alex Blasen 1B/P 6-3 175 Sr. 12 Zack Johnson OF 5-11 170 Jr. 14 Eli Backman 2B 5-8 140 Fr. 15 Liam Mann Utl 5-8 145 So. 18 Chris Bullard P 5-11 160 Jr. 23 Patrick Ogrin OF 5-10 155 So. 24 Brenden Collins CF/P 6-2 175 Jr. 32 Steven Widger C 6-1 190 Sr. 33 Stephen Kwapis 3B 6-1 220 Sr. 34 Isaac Backman OF 5-10 160 Jr.

Head Coach: Smiley Verduzco (29-9/1 year) Nickname: Irish MHSAA Regionals School Colors: Green, Gold & White 10 Byron Center Zion Chr. 3 Assistant Coaches: Adam Hall, Steve Verduzco, Superintendent: Margaret Erich 6 Colon 1 Daniel Backman, Steve Brown Principal: Brian Kosmerick Captains: Stephen Kwapis, Steven Widger, Athletic Director: Chris Abid MHSAA Quarterfinal Brenden Collins Conference: Southwestern Athletic 8 Concord 7 Athletic Trainer: Holly Ives Conference (9-1, 2nd) Marlette (22-9)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Gavin Gage IF/P Sr. 3 Grant Roberson IF/P Jr. 5 Travis Fuller C/P Jr. 7 Logan Clark OF/P Sr. 8 Myles Parker OF Jr. 9 Devin Turland IF So. 10 Evan Clark IF So. 11 Aaron Bower IF/P Fr. 13 Avery Clark OF Sr. 16 Connor Kelly IF/P Fr. 17 Braden Gonzalez C/P Fr. 19 Cody Hayden IF/P Sr. 20 Tristan Creighton OF Jr. 21 Josiah Hager C/OF Sr. Red Raiders 22 Ethan Marshall IF/P Jr. 27 Braden Campbell IF/P Jr. Nickname: Red Raiders MHSAA Regionals 48 Brandon Anderson IF/P So. School Colors: Red & White 8 Harbor Beach 2 50 Brendan Whiteside OF Jr. Superintendent: Sarah Barratt 5 Muskegon Catholic Central 4 Principal: Chuck Sorentino Head Coach: Dave Hayden (71-75-2/6 years) Athletic Director: Chris Clark MHSAA Quarterfinal Assistant Coaches: Aaron Skacal, Dave Liccardello, Conference: Greater Thumb 7 Saginaw Mich. Luth. Sem. 6 Jimmy Marshall Conference (9-2, 1st) Captains: Cody Hayden, Gavin Gage, Ethan Marshall Manager: Dina Hayden

21 MHSAA Finals The Baseball Finalists DIVISION 4 Glen Lake (27-7)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 2 Noah Lamb 2B So. Lakers 3 Mateo Gokey SS/P Jr. 4 Connor Ciolek OF Jr. 6 Jacob Dezelski OF/P Sr. 7 Luke Daniels 2B/P Jr. 9 Jon Popp 3B/P Sr. 10 Ryan Flores 1B/P Sr. 11 James St. Peter C So. 12 Drew Barber 1B Sr. 13 Henry Lerchen C Sr. 14 Sean Galla OF/C So. 15 Neil Ihme 1B So. 16 Jackson Ciolek OF Sr. 24 Griffin Middleton 3B Jr.

Head Coach: Kris Herman (392-217-6/17 years) Nickname: Lakers MHSAA Regionals School Colors: Black, White & Gold 10 Ellsworth 0 Assistant Coaches: Mark Gokey, Dan Mikowski, Superintendent: Jon Hoover 4 Rudyard 3 Richard Rosendall, Andrew Weber, Principal: Dina Rocheleau Randy Weber Athletic Director: Mark Mattson MHSAA Quarterfinal Athletic Trainer: Dustin Derrer Conference: Northwest Conference 15 Gaylord St. Mary 6 (7-3, 2nd) Marine City Cardinal Mooney (27-6)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Thomas Gill P Sr. 2 Anthony Digiuseppe OF Sr. 3 Trent Rice P/OF So. 4 Luc Julio IF Jr. 5 Ty Boedeker IF Fr. 6 Brendan Haisenleder OF So. 7 Rocco Comito IF Sr. 8 Nathan Super IF Jr. 9 Julian Iodice IF Jr. 10 Blake Lutzky P/IF So. 11 Thomas Rice C Jr. 12 Marco Taranta P Jr. 13 Garrison Brown P/IF Jr. 14 Ryan Trombley P/IF So. 15 Quentin Hillaker P So. 16 Brendan Coons C Jr. 17 Brendan Carnaghi IF So. 18 Anthony Girling IF Fr. Nickname: Cardinals MHSAA Regionals 19 Nick Garcia OF Jr. School Colors: Red & White 4 Kalamazoo Christian 1 Superintendent: Kevin Kijewski 5 Three Oaks River Valley 0 Head Coach: Mike Rice (83-44/4 years) Principal: David Evans Assistant Coaches: David Trombley, Dave Bowen, Athletic Director: Ken Semelsberger MHSAA Quarterfinal Jared Greenia Conference: Catholic HS League 6 Colon (8 inn) 2 Captains: Anthony DiGiuseppe, Thomas Gill, Rocco Comito (13-1, 1st) Manager: Jaden Trice

MHSAA Finals 22 Road To The Finals – Softball

Quarterfinals Semifinals Division 1 Semifinals Quarterfinals June 15 June 17 June 17 June 15

Traverse City West 3 13 Allen Park Grandville Allen Park Grandville 5 Championship Game 1 SCS Lakeview 3 p.m. 5:30 p.m. DeWitt 0 June 19 — 12:30 p.m. 8 Farmington Hills Mercy South Lyon Farmington Hills Mercy South Lyon 7 5 Macomb Dakota

Quarterfinals Semifinals Division 2 Semifinals Quarterfinals June 15 June 17 June 17 June 15

Gaylord 8 3 Chelsea Gaylord Chelsea Hudsonville Unity Christian 7 Championship Game 2 Detroit Country Day 10 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Wayland 4 June 19 — 10 a.m. 3 Marysville Owosso Marysville Owosso 5 (8 inn) 1 Linden

Quarterfinals Semifinals Division 3 Semifinals Quarterfinals June 15 June 18 June 18 June 15

Charlevoix 13 4 Clinton Standish-Sterling Championship Game Clinton Standish-Sterling 15 2 Riverview Gabriel Richard 3 p.m. 5:30 pm Central Montcalm 2 June 19 — 5:30 p.m. 9 Richmond Buchanan Richmond Buchanan 11 0 Shepherd

Quarterfinals Semifinals Division 4 Semifinals Quarterfinals June 15 June 18 June 18 June 15

Rudyard 4 7 Bridgman Rudyard Bridgman Hillman 1 Championship Game 4 Ottawa Lake Whiteford 10 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Holton 6 June 19 — 3 p.m. 1 Allen Park Cabrini Holton Unionville-Sebewaing Portland St. Patrick 1 9 Unionville-Sebewaing

Home team determined by coin flip in all games

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MHSAA Finals 23

The Softball Finalists DIVISION 1 Grandville (36-5)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 2 Kylee DeVries SS So. Bulldogs 3 Joslyn VanderHart 2B So. 4 Molly Schultz OF So. 5 Emily Gray OF Jr. 6 Kenzie Collar SS Jr. 7 Grace Connelly P/OF Sr. 8 Lexi Wickstrom P/3B Jr. 9 Allison Wert OF So. 10 Maddie Gkekas OF Sr. 11 Dannika Smith 1B Sr. 12 Brook Bernt OF Sr. 14 Sydney Heyboer 3B So. 17 Alyssa Flak P Sr. 20 Alyssa Luke C Sr. 21 Kylee Dillard OF Sr. 22 Amanda Hallenbeck OF Sr. 23 Bella Wylie P/OF Sr. 24 Jamie Vander Meer P/1B Sr. Nickname: Bulldogs MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Maroon & White 8 Grand Haven 4 Head Coach: Troy Ungrey (204-79/8 years) Superintendent: Roger Bearup 12 Wyoming 1 Assistant Coaches: Tim Maczinski, Stacey Heeren, Principal: Adam Lancto Orion English, Joe DeVries Athletic Director: Brian Parsons MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Captains: Grace Connelly, Maddie Gkekas, Conference: OK Conference - Red 5 Traverse City West 3 Jamie Vander Meer (17-4, 2nd) Athletic Trainer: Mike Seger South Lyon (28-6-2)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 2 Olivia Simeone OF/INF Fr. 3 Ella Vitale 1B Sr. 4 Renee Porter OF So. 5 Emily Johnson LF So. 6 Riley Bourlier DP Sr. 8 Grace Walters 3B So. 10 Julia Duncan 2B Jr. 11 Cece Dudek RF So. 12 Cassie Linse C/INF Jr. 14 Carly McLaren C/INF Jr. 15 Riley O’Connell P Fr. 16 Madison McKenzie C Jr. 17 Ava Bradshaw P Fr. 22 Tierny Donnelley OF Sr. 23 Ava Crumley SS/Flex Jr. 26 Madison Seymour CF Sr. Nickname: Lions MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Navy & Gold 9 Hartland 3 Superintendent: Steven Archibald 12 Ypsilanti Lincoln 1 Head Coach: Dan DePaulis (148-60-2/7 years) Principal: James Brennan Assistant Coaches: Dave Langlois, Stacy Glowacki Athletic Director: Michael Teagan Captains: Madison Seymour, Riley Bourlier, Conference: Lakes Valley MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Tierny Donnelley Conference (14-2, 1st) 7 DeWitt 0 Athletic Trainer: Justin Edwardson

25 MHSAA Finals The Softball Finalists DIVISION 1 Allen Park (31-10)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Madison Hool 2B Jr. Jaguars 2 Autumn Bridges OF Jr. 3 Faith Peschke OF So. 4 Madilynn Ramey SS Jr. 6 Ashten Omodio OF Fr. 7 Bailey McCalister 3B Fr. 9 Avery Garden 1B Fr. 10 Mia Nightingale 3B Sr. 11 Mackenzie Badillo 3B So. 12 Molly Hool C So. 13 Aariona Neal C Fr. 14 Mia Hool UTL So. 17 Alexis Soliz OF Fr. 20 Riley Kish OF Jr. 23 Morgan Sizemore P So. Nickname: Jaguars MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Forest Green & White 15 Livonia Churchill 0 Head Coach: Mike Kish (59-13-2/3 years) Superintendent: Mike Darga 12 Detroit Western 0 Assistant Coaches: Myklan Boitnott, Principal: John Kelley Debbie Howell, Sammi Howell, Steve Littleton Athletic Director: Mike Dawson MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Athletic Trainer: Meghan Rourke Conference: Downriver League 13 St. Clair Shores Lakeview 1 (14-2, 1st) Farmington Hills Mercy (32-4)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 2 Sophia Paluk P Fr. Marlins 3 Kendall Spivey 3B Jr. 6 Grace Nieto SS Sr. 7 Katie Kowalyk 1B So. 8 Sabrina Shea LF So. 9 Bella VanSolkema OF Sr. 10 Izzy Chaput RF So. 11 Gage Lambert CF So. 12 Asia Barbato P Fr. 16 Maya Boertman OF Fr. 17 Alisa Elmore OF Jr. 22 Maggie Murphy 2B Sr. 24 Morgan Rood 1B Jr. 40 Meaghan Dick OF So. 44 Kat Burras C Fr. Nickname: Marlins MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Maroon, Gold, White 5 Walled Lake Northern 4 Head Coach: Corey Burras (32-4/1 year) & Black 14 Clarkston 4 Assistant Coaches: Jerry Ashe, Jackie Murphy, Principal: Pat Salter Alex Sobczak, Nancy Malinowski Athletic Director: Nancy Malinowski MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Captains: Grace Nieto, Maggie Murphy, Conference: Catholic HS League – 8 Macomb Dakota 5 Bella VanSolkema Central (15-0, 1st) Athletic Trainer: Marnie Hawes

MHSAA Finals 26 The Softball Finalists DIVISION 2 Gaylord (41-1)

No. Name Pos Ht. Cl. 1 Alyssa Kozlowksi OF 5-3 Jr. 2 Addison Wangler C/OF 5-10 Fr. 3 Avery Parker 3B/P 5-8 Fr. 4 Braleigh Miller OF 5-4 Fr. 5 Haylee DePew OF 5-2 Jr. 6 Natalia Garrido IF 5-0 Fr. 7 Taylor Moeggenberg 3B/C 5-5 Fr. 8 Alexis Kozlowski 3B 5-7 So. 9 Alexis Shepherd 2B 5-3 Fr. 10 Fayth Sanom IF 5-7 So. 11 Abbigail Radulski 1B/P 5-10 So. 12 Caitlin Robbins OF 5-5 Jr. 16 Hali Lenartowicz OF 5-4 Fr. 19 Brooke Koscielniak OF 5-6 Jr. Blue Devils 20 Jayden Jones SS/P 5-7 Fr. Nickname: Blue Devils MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Blue & Gold 6 Escanaba 5 Head Coach: Abe Cruz (110-112/8 years) Superintendent: Brian Pearson 12 Big Rapids 2 Assistant Coaches: Randy Troy, Andrew Samkowiak Principal: Chris Hodges Managers: Becci Radulski, Ron Moeggenberg Athletic Director: Christian Wilson MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Conference: Big North Conference 8 Hudsonville Unity Chr. 7 (9-1, 1st) Owosso (35-3)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Lexi Hemker 2B Fr. Trojans 3 Maddie Miller UT Fr. 4 Reese Thayer LF Fr. 5 Nevaeh Ginger CF Sr. 6 Addie Kregger OF Sr. 7 Brielle Sovis UT So. 8 Jamie Maier SS So. 9 Madyson Rainey DP Sr. 10 Karley Kincaid C Sr. 11 Macy Irelan P Jr. 12 Emily Pumford OF So. 13 Kendall Anderson RF Jr. 14 Brionna Sarnik OF So. 16 Sydney Somers 3B So. 17 Mara LaHaine P Jr. 18 Reyn Tuttle 1B Sr. Nickname: Trojans MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Blue & Gold 12 Haslett 0 Superintendent: Andrea Tuttle 6 Lake Odessa Lakewood 1 Head Coach: JoEllen Smith (807-538/38 years) Principal: Jeff Phillips Assistant Coaches: Devon Burxmor, Terry Smith, Athletic Director: Dallas Lintner MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Jessica Henry, Marley Apsey Conference: Flint Metro League 5 Wayland (8 inn) 4 Captains: Macy Irelan, Kendall Anderson (21-1, 1st) Athletic Trainer: Allan Goetzinger

27 MHSAA Finals The Softball Finalists DIVISION 2 Chelsea (37-4)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Mya Purdy SS So. 4 Zoey Monica 2B Jr. 6 Rebekah Zachrich C Jr. 7 Madison Dunlap OF Sr. 9 Jenna Ouellette IF/OF Fr. 10 Anna Reisner IF So. 11 Emily McCalla P/OF Sr. 12 Madison Kay IF/OF So. 14 Katherine Thoms 1B Sr. 15 Emilee Underwood P So. 16 Amelia Rbinson OF Jr. 18 Megan McCalla IF/OF So. 22 Nicole Roeser OF Sr. Bulldogs 24 Andi Evers IF Jr. 25 Margaret Olaveson OF Jr. 27 Kaylee Partyka OF So. Nickname: Bulldogs MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Navy & Gold 8 Flat Rock 5 Superintendent: Dr. Julie Helber 12 New Boston Huron 5 Head Coach: Jeff Connelly (128-26-1) Principal: Mike Kapolka Assistant Coaches: John Daniels, Case McCalla Athletic Director: Brad Bush MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Athletic Trainer: Tom Lafleur Conference: Southeastern 3 Detroit Country Day 2 Conference (19-2, 1`st) Marysville (30-6)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1/11 Kate Westmiller 2B Jr. 2 Avery Woodard OF Fr. Vikings 3 Emma Curtis OF/P So. 4/13 Ashley Bassett OF Jr. 5 Avery Wolters 3B Fr. 6 Kirsten Smith P/1B/OF Sr. 7 Kaitlyn Cain OF Jr. 8 Meghan Winston SS/C So. 10/18 Megan Liniarski P/2B /OF Jr. 12 Brandi Bassett OF/SS/P Jr. 14 Anna Oles C Jr. 15 Kylie Parent 3B /OF Jr. 17/16 Calle Perrin 1B Sr. 18/19 MacKenzie Smith OF/1B Sr.

Head Coach: Ryan Rathje (289-207/18 years) Nickname: Vikings MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Navy & White 8 Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 2 Assistant Coaches: Shawn Winston, Bri Dusellier, Superintendent: Dr. Shawn Wightman 16 Center Line 3 Paige Ameel Principal: Erin Schweihofer Captains: Kate Westmiller, Kirsten Smith, Athletic Director: Phillip Gartland MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Calle Perrin Conference: Macomb Area 3 Linden 1 Managers: Anna Tovarez, Adeline Kut Conference - Blue (10-0, 1st)

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No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Jace Machala OF Fr. 2 Kylie Wendel 3B Jr. 3 Devri Jennings 1B So. 4 Lexi Mielke SS So. 6 Baylee Ex OF Jr. 7 Maggie Rosebrugh OF Jr. 8 Alli Kopasz OF So. 9 Morgan Jenkins 2B Jr. 10 Sara Bergeron OF Jr. 15 Paige Hilborn 3B Sr. 16 Taylor Krzyzaniak P Sr. 21 Karasyn Kraska 2B Sr. 22 Taylor Stodolak OF Sr. 23 Macey Fegan OF So. Panthers 24 Mady Ahleman OF Sr. 27 Malerie Stodolak C Fr. Nickname: Panthers MHSAA Regional Results 42 Jerzy Peak OF Fr. School Colors: Blue & Gold 6 Beaverton (8 inn) 5 Superintendent: Darren Kroczaleski 11 Traverse City St. Francis 4 Head Coach: Rich Sullivan (130-105/7 years) Principal: Keith Fegan Assistant Coaches: Steve Stodolak, Athletic Director: Ben Welmers MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Ashley Cardinal, Chris Gwisdala, Conference: Tri-Valley Conference 15 Charlevoix 13 Dave Krzyzaniak (11-5, 2nd) Captains: Taylor Krzyzaniak, Karasyn Kraska Buchanan (35-4)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Sage Pruett OF So. Bucks 2 Hannah Herman IF Fr. 3 Alea Fisher IF Jr. 4 Camille Lozmack IF/P Fr. 5 Kamille Lemon IF So. 7 Sara Faulkner OF Jr. 8 Hailee Kara IF/P Fr. 9 Naomi Tompkins OF Jr. 10 Brooke Atkinson OF Sr. 11 Alyvia Hickok OF So. 12 Sophia Lozmack IF/P Sr. 13 Christin Cooper IF/C Jr. 16 Hannah Tompkins OF So.

Head Coach: Rachel Carlson (74-32/4 years) Assistant Coaches: John O’Bryant, Morgan Lenox Nickname: Bucks MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Maroon & White 5 Watervliet 2 Athletic Trainer: Julie Legault Superintendent: Patricia Robinson 2 Schoolcraft 1 Principal: Stacey DeMaio Athletic Director: Mark Frey MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Conference: BCS - Red (7-1, 1st) 11 Central Montcalm 2

30 MHSAA Finals The Softball Finalists DIVISION 3 Clinton (34-7)

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. 4 Chloe Houghton 2B 5-0 Sr. 6 Kendall Phillip RF/P 5-6 Fr. 7 Jaecy Jones CF 5-3 Sr 8 Ava Ormsby SS/C 5-4 So. 9 Noelle Riley LF 5-8 So. 10 Liberti Fair C 5-5 Sr. 11 Lily Thompson 3B 5-7 Sr. 13 Sydney Schuler P/OF 5-9 So. 15 Kyleigh Ramos UT 5-5 Fr. 20 Emily Gilroy OF 5-10 Sr. 21 Davia Welch OF 5-4 Jr. 22 Eliana Dotson OF 5-5 Sr. 24 Breanna Ramos UT 5-5 So. Redskins 28 Emma Fair 1B 5-10 So. Head Coach: Kim Phillip (241-56/9 years) Nickname: Redskins MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Red & Black 4 Napoleon 1 Assistant Coaches: A.C. Fair, Ken Harris, Superintendent: Jim Cracraft 2 Leslie 1 Marissa Sevenish Principal: Kevin Beasley Captains: Liberti Fair, Lily Thompson, Athletic Director: Jeff Waltz MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Chloe Houghton, Jaecy Jones Conference: Lenawee County 4 Riverview Gabriel Richard 2 Athletic Trainer: Christa Abels Athletic Association (14-0, 1st) Manager: Raven Aldridge Richmond (29-5)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Lauren Creon OF Jr. 2 Shea VanScoter P/IF Sr. 3 Amelia Black C/IF Sr. Blue Devils 4 Olivia Theut IF Jr. 5 Makayla Revord IF Sr. 6 Lauren Ziza OF Jr. 7 Madison Schultz C/OF Sr. 8 Ava Zapata OF Sr. 9 Emma Murphy OF Sr. 10 Piper Clark P/IF So. 11 Jaelyn Amhdar IF Sr. 12 Sophie Ferranti IF Jr. 13 Maddie Rioux OF Sr. 20 Emily Tackaberry P/IF Sr.

Nickname: Blue Devils MHSAA Regional Results Head Coach: Howard Stuart (1,070-310/43 years) School Colors: Columbia Blue & White 13 Capac 0 Assistant Coaches: John Foster, Kevin Caperton, Superintendent: Brian Walmsley 2 Millington (9 inn) 1 Nicole Clark, Sarah Foster Principal: Andy Kastl Captains: Shea VanScoter, Jaelyn Amhdar, Athletic Director: Chris Rinehart MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Olivia Theut Conference: Blue Water Conference 9 Shepherd 0 (13-1, 1st)

MHSAA Finals 31 The Softball Finalists DIVISION 4 Rudyard (27-5)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Jerzie Belleville IF Sr. Bulldogs 2 Delaney MacDowell OF Jr. 3 Paige Postma P/IF Sr. 5 Tori Tremblay OF Sr. 7 Addie Kuenzer OF Sr. 8 Sara Beelen OF Sr. 9 Karlee Mayer IF/OF Jr. 11 Meagan Postma C/IF So. 12 Chesney Molina OF Sr. 14 Klaire Kwiatkowski OF Fr. 18 Brooklynn Besteman P/IF Jr. 22 Summer Smith OF So. 33 Desta MacDowell IF Sr. 39 Abby Hetrick IF So. 44 Megan Bradley OF Fr. 52 Morgan Bickel P/IF Sr. Nickname: Bulldogs MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Orange & Black 15 Norway 4 Superintendent: Mark Pavloski 6 Ishpeming 1 Head Coach: Stephen Davis (27-5/2 years) Principal: Chad Folkersma Assistant Coaches: Lance Bickel, Kevin Postma, Athletic Director: John Krentz MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Dean Besteman, Tom McKee Conference: Straits Area Conference 4 Hillman 1 Captains: Morgan Bickel, Paige Postma (11-1, 1st) Manager: Emma Mitchell Holton (35-6)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 2 Alanna Cregg OF/2B Jr. 4 Riley Legard 1B Sr. 5 Abigail Fowler 2B/P Fr. 6 Courtney Boes OF So. 7 Cindel Shaw OF So. 8 Gianna Reed 3B/C Jr. 9 Emma Monette OF Fr. 10 Kylie Gould SS/1B/P Sr. 12 Kendra Dyer 1B/OF Sr. 13 Lilian Mullins OF So. 17 Kennedy Greene SS/2B Sr. 28 Ryann Robins 1B/P Fr. 42 Madison Bosset OF Sr. Red Devils 44 Kendall Greene C Sr. Head Coach: Kirk Younts (195-39/7 years) Nickname: Red Devils MHSAA Regional Results School Colors: Red & White 17 Marion 4 Assistant Coaches: Morgan Wahr, Brandi Rice Superintendent: Dr. Adam Bayne 7 Mesick 1 Athletic Trainer: Taylor Smith Principal: Erik Carlson Managers: Aubrey Goyings, Kenzie Greene, Athletic Director: Jared Hudson MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Lexi Bartolameolli Conference: Central States Activities 6 Portland St. Patrick 1 Association - Silver (14-2, 1st)

32 MHSAA Finals The Softball Finalists DIVISION 4 Bridgman (39-2)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Peyton Oman 2B So. 2 Bella Gearhart RF/P Fr. 3 Brianna Russell LF Jr. 4 Natalee McNeil P/1B Sr. 5 Arie Hackett CF Jr. 6 Emme Slavens C So. 7 Ashley Pliley RF Fr. 9 Haylee Kanous 3B Jr. 10 Kaylee Shuler SS Jr. 12 Elise Schmaltz RF So. 14 Katie Markoch LF Fr. 15 Hannah Johnson 1B/P Jr. Bees Head Coach: Elaine Starbuck (65-6/3 years) Assistant Coaches: Becky Jager, Chuck Tate, Mark Sobralski Nickname: Bees MHSAA Regionals School Colors: Orange & Navy Blue 10 Decatur 0 Scorekeeper: Chad Slavens Superintendent: Shane Peters 5 Kalamazoo Christian 1 Principal: Gerald Heath Athletic Director: Ken Schmaltz MHSAA Quarterfinal Conference: BCS - White 7 Ottawa Lake Whiteford 4 (20-1, 1st) Unionville-Sebewaing (38-3)

No. Name Pos. Cl. 1 Maci Montgomery SS/C Sr. 2 Emma Stecker OF Sr. 4 Olivia Jubar 1B/3B So. 5 Macy Reinhardt 2B/OF Jr. 7 Gabriella Crumm C/3B Fr. 8 Laci Harris 3B/P/1B Jr. 9 Monica Nieschulz INF/C So. 10 Grace Williamson OF/P/3B Sr. 11 Lauren Green INF So. 12 Brynn Polega P/1B Sr. 13 Jenna Gremel OF Fr. 14 Emily Rieman OF Sr. Patriots Head Coach: Isaiah Gainforth (131-31, 5 years) Assistant Coaches: Tom Williamson, Steve Bohn, Nickname: Patriots MHSAA Regional Results Delbert Benson School Colors: Red, White & Blue 9 Harbor Beach 1 Superintendent: George Rierson 13 Kingston 0 Captains: Brynn Polega, Maci Montgomery, Principal: Josh Hahn Grace Williamson Athletic Director: Kiersten Gascho MHSAA Quarterfinal Result Conference: Greater Thumb 9 Allen Park Cabrini 1 Conference - West (12-0, 1st)

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MHSAA -3 2019 Softball Champions

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Millington Division 3 Unionville-Sebewaing Division 4

Softball Finals History DIVISION 1 2018 Escanaba (Jamie Segorski) South Haven 5-0 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 2017 Ida (Dawn Forter) Richmond 8-4 (9) 2020 Season Canceled (COVID-19) 2016 Richmond (Howard Stuart) Vicksburg 2-0 2019 Warren Regina (Diane Laffey) Howell 3-2 (8) 2015 Wayland Union (Cheri Ritz) Frankenmuth 11-0 2018 Caledonia (Tom Kaechele) Hartland 6-4 2014 Stevensville Lakeshore (Denny Dock) Livonia Ladywood 4-3 2017 Macomb Dakota (Rick Fontaine) Grandville 4-3 (8) 2013 Tecumseh (Jeff Nowak) Saginaw Swan Valley 5-1 2016 Farmington Hills Mercy (Alec Lesko) Macomb Dakota 4-0 2012 Livonia Ladywood (Scott Combs) Saginaw Swan Valley 4-0 2015 Warren Regina (Diane Laffey) Caledonia 5-0 2011 Stevensville Lakeshore (Denny Dock) Milan 2-1 2014 Bay City Western (Rick Garlinghouse) Portage Central 4-2 2010 Stevensville Lakeshore (Denny Dock) Mt. Pleasant 8-0 2013 Mattawan (Alicia Smith) Bay City Western 2-1 2009 Niles (Gary Collins) Livonia Ladywood 4-0 2012 Hudsonville (Tom Vruggink) Mattawan 2-1 (10) 2008 Tecumseh (Kristalyn Smith) Wyoming Rogers 4-3 (9) 2011 Mattawan (Alicia Smith/Teri Clark) New Baltimore Anchor Bay 12-0 2007 Tecumseh (Kristalyn Smith) Comstock Park 3-1 2010 Hudsonville (Tom Vruggink) White Lake Lakeland 6-2 2006 Wayland (Cheri Ritz) Monroe Jefferson 7-4 2009 Hudsonville (Tom Vruggink) NB Anchor Bay 3-0 2005 Wyoming Rogers (Tim Hudson) Trenton 6-1 2008 Garden City (Barry Patterson) Alpena 2-1 2004 Stevensville Lakeshore (Denny Dock) SCS Lake Shore 6-0 2007 Harper Woods Regina (Diane Laffey) White Lake Lakeland 2-1 2003 Chelsea (Kim Reichard) Comstock 6-1 2006 Harper Woods Regina (Diane Laffey) White Lake Lakeland 8-0 2002 Chelsea (Kim Reichard) Byron Center 7-3 (10) 2005 Harper Woods Regina (Diane Laffey) Portage Northern 1-0 2001 Wyoming Rogers (Tom Hudson) Pinconning 6-2 2004 Harper Woods Regina (Diane Laffey) Portage Northern 5-2 2000 Pinconning (Dale Billingsley) Wyoming Rogers 1-0 (8) 2003 Brighton (Pam Lee-Campbell) Escanaba 3-0 1999 Wyoming Rogers (Tom Hudson) Chelsea 3-1 2002 Portage Northern (Tom Hamilton) Farmington Hills Mercy 4-0 1998 Stevensville Lakeshore (Denny Dock) Dearborn Divine Child 3-0 2001 Portage Northern (Tom Hamilton) Waterford Kettering 4-0 2000 Portage Northern (Tom Hamilton) Waterford Kettering 7-0 DIVISION 3 1999 Okemos (Dan Stolz) Jenison 2-1 (8) Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 1998 Waterford Kettering (Joe Alsup) Portage Northern 3-0 2020 Season Canceled (COVID-19) 2019 Millington (Greg Hudie) Schoolcraft 8-0 DIVISION 2 2018 Coloma (Wendy Goodline) Millington 7-6 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 2017 Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central (John Morningstar) Napoleon 13-1 2020 Season Canceled (COVID-19) 2016 Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central (John Morningstar) Grandville Calvin Christian 6-0 2019 Escanaba (Gary Salo) Stevensville Lakeshore 7-3 2015 Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central (John Morningstar) Bronson 2-0 37 MHSAA Finals Softball Yearly Champions

2014 Gladstone (Ashley Hughes) Unionville-Sebewaing 2-1 1995 Stevensville Lakeshore (Denny Dock) Wyoming Rogers 4-1 2013 Dundee (Mickey Moody) Unionville-Sebewaing 3-0 (9) 1994 Ortonville-Brandon (Don Peters) Saginaw Swan Valley 3-2 2012 Clinton (Al Roberts) Gladstone 4-0 1993 Pinconning (Ted Chapman) Fenton 1-0 (20) 2011 Clinton (Al Roberts) Frankenmuth 4-2 1992 Hudsonville Unity Christian (Sharon Ludema) Monroe St. Mary CC 7-6 2010 Olivet (Mark Sundberg) Allen Park Cabrini 2-1 (11) 1991 Grand Rapids Northview (Tom Judson) Marysville 6-1 2009 Gladstone (Gerald Smith) Reese 1-0 1990 Marine City (Marv Osterland) Hudsonville Unity Christian 3-2(8) 2008 Galesburg-Augusta (Edward Bowe) Allen Park Cabrini 5-0 1989 Pinconning (Ted Chapman) Monroe St. Mary CC 5-1 2007 Unionville-Sebewaing (Lary Houthoofd) Monroe St. Mary CC 8-0 1988 Bay City Handy (Irene Green) Jackson Northwest 1-0 2006 Unionville-Sebewaing (Lary Houthoofd) Ida 4-1 1987 Sanford-Meridian (Gary Edwards) Richland Gull Lake 4-1 2005 Freeland (Dan Behmlander) Riverview Gabriel Richard 4-0 1986 Saginaw Swan Valley (Thomas Kennelly) Battle Creek Harper Creek 4-0 2004 Gladstone (Gerald Smith) Niles Brandywine 2-1 1985 Chelsea (Charles Waller) Richmond 7-4 2003 Freeland (Dan Behmlander) Niles Brandywine 1-0 1984 Mt. Morris (Tom Stasik) Chelsea 2-0 2002 Kalamazoo Christian (Marty DeJong) Saginaw Swan Valley 2-0 1983 Marysville (Jim Venia) Ludington 13-1 2001 Niles Brandywine (Jim Myers) Rogers City 6-2 1982 Chelsea (Charles Waller) Ogemaw Heights 3-2 2000 Kalamazoo Christian (Marty DeJong) Lansing Catholic Central 2-0 1981 Saginaw Douglas MacArthur (Sue Skulley) Eaton Rapids 8-4 1999 Kalamazoo Christian (Marty DeJong) Richmond 3-2 1980 Fenton (Dave Lazar) Grand Rapids Northview 6-0 1998 Kalamazoo Christian (Marty DeJong) Richmond 2-1 1979 Fenton (Dave Lazar) South Haven 10-4 1978 Fenton (Dave Lazar) South Haven 8-5 DIVISION 4 1977 Grosse Ile (Ann Schiebner) South Haven 5-3 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 1976 Holland Christian (Dennis Spoelman) Tecumseh 7-2 2020 Season Canceled (COVID-19) 1975 Dearborn Divine Child (Nancy Bryden) Tecumseh 14-4 2019 Unionville-Sebewaing (Isaiah Gainforth) Kalamazoo Christian 3-1 2018 Centreville (Scott Logan) Coleman 5-2 CLASS C 2017 Indian River Inland Lakes (Krissi Thompson) Ottawa Lake Whiteford 8-0 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 2016 Unionville-Sebewaing (Steve Bohn) Indian River Inland Lakes 1-0 1997 Kalamazoo Christian (Marty DeJong) Clinton 6-0 2015 Unionville-Sebewaing (Steve Bohn) Kalamazoo Christian 5-0 1996 Kalamazoo Christian (Marty DeJong) Bay City All Saints 2-0 2014 Rogers City (Karl Grambau) Kalamazoo Christian 3-2 1995 Lake Fenton (Jerry Cowan) Goodrich 10-6 2013 Kalamazoo Christian (Karla Reno) Ubly 16-6 1994 Ida (Brian Cousino) Grandville Calvin Christian 5-2 2012 Dansville (Mick Ream) Petersburg-Summerfield 3-2 1993 Grandville Calvin Christian (Robert Ritsema) Ida 5-2 (9) 2011 Petersburg-Summerfield (Robert Taylor) Unionville-Sebewaing 6-5 (8) 1992 Riverview Gabriel Richard (Bob Wilkerson) Berrien Springs 4-2 2010 Petersburg-Summerfield (Robert Taylor) Onaway 2-1 1991 Frankenmuth (Gerald Doerr) Riverview Gabriel Richard 8-1 2009 Unionville-Sebewaing (Lary Houthoofd) Decatur 4-0 1990 Merrill (David Kennedy) Kent City 4-0 2008 Bay City All Saints (Brad Walraven) Homer 4-0 1989 Ida (Brian Cousino) Homer 7-5 2007 Allen Park Cabrini (Debbie Norman) Frankfort 10-0 1988 Grandville Calvin Christian (Robert Ritsema) Ida 8-0 2006 Allen Park Cabrini (Debbie Norman) Petersburg-Summerfield 2-0 1987 Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (Michael Boyd) Tawas City 2-0 2005 Coleman (Joe Albaugh) Muskegon Catholic Central 11-0 1986 Morenci (Kay Johnson) Grandville Calvin Christian 9-0 2004 Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (Michael Boyd) Rogers City 12-0 1985 Morenci (Kay Johnson) Pontiac Catholic 3-0 2003 Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (Michael Boyd) Bay City All Saints 5-1 1984 Petersburg-Summerfield (Deanne Vanderpool) Breckenridge 2-0 2002 Bath (Marc Kibby) Springport 2-0 1983 Pontiac Catholic (Betty Wroubel) Sanford-Meridian 1-0 2001 Mason County Eastern (Bill Cole) Traverse City St. Francis 5-1 1982 New Lothrop (Jim Lahmann) Pontiac Catholic 1-0 2000 Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (Michael Boyd) Mason County Eastern 5-2 1981 Vandercook Lake (Yvonne Freeman) Breckenridge 5-4 (9) 1999 Bay City All Saints (Brad Walraven) Maple City Glen Lake 4-0 1980 Berrien Springs (Roy Rennhack) Lakeview 11-4 1998 Burr Oak (Denny Gray) Mason County Eastern 10-0 1979 St. Joseph Lake Michigan Catholic (Tom Briggs) Armada 7-2 1978 Shepherd (Bruce Vieneault) New Lothrop 2-0 CLASS A 1977 DeWitt (Debbie Boyd) Center Line St. Clement 12-5 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 1976 Byron (Lura Coleman) Kalamazoo Christian 17-10 1997 Portage Northern (Tom Hamilton) Brighton 3-0 (10) 1975 Riverview Gabriel Richard (Darlene Covell) Kalamazoo Christian 5-0 1996 Hartland (Jack Peters) Chippewa Valley 2-0 (9) 1995 Jenison (Jerry Hoag) White Lake Lakeland 4-0 CLASS D 1994 Jenison (Jerry Hoag) Ann Arbor Pioneer 2-0 (11) Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 1993 Mt. Pleasant (Ted McIntyre) Flint Kearsley 3-0 1997 Burr Oak (Denny Gray) Kingston 6-0 1992 Jenison (Jerry Hoag) Plymouth Canton 1-0 (9) 1996 Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard (Ed Arbour) Hillman 3-1 1991 Waterford Kettering (Jan Meagher) Garden City 8-0 1995 Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (Michael Boyd) Morrice 5-0 1990 Jenison (Jerry Hoag) Livonia Franklin 3-0 1994 Marine City Cardinal Mooney Catholic (Jim Benoit) Ottawa Lake-Whiteford 5-4 1989 Harper Woods Regina (Diane Laffey) White Lake Lakeland 5-4 (17) 1993 Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (Michael Boyd) Morrice 7-2 1988 Jenison (Jerry Hoag) Taylor Center 15-0 1992 Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (Michael Boyd) Mendon 2-0 1987 Jenison (Jerry Hoag) East Detroit 2-1 1991 Bay City All Saints Central (Brad Walravan) Frankfort 9-6 1986 Livonia Franklin (Joe Epstein) Waterford Kettering 1-0 1990 Frankfort (Suzanne Harris) Bay City All Saints 7-3 1985 L'Anse Creuse North (Gerald Donnelly) Livonia Franklin 5-0 1989 Allendale (Ray Lutka) Bay City All Saints 8-5 1984 Belleville (Peggy Curtis) L'Anse Creuse North 3-0 1988 Bay City All Saints Central (Brad Walraven) Ottawa Lake-Whiteford 11-6 1983 Belleville (Peggy Curtis) Fraser 4-0 1987 Ottawa Lake-Whiteford (Kris Knisel) Bay City All Saints 6-5 1982 Royal Oak Kimball (Vincent Caruso) Grandville 1-0 1986 Marcellus (Ron Swartz) Central Lake 3-0 1981 Lansing Eastern (Jean Robinson) Warren Cousino 8-0 1985 Ottawa Lake-Whiteford (Kris Knisel) McBain 9-1 1980 Flint Carman (Mary Schmidt) East Detroit 2-1 1984 Ottawa Lake-Whiteford (Kris Knisel) Central Lake 6-5 1979 Royal Oak Dondero (Gary Bryce) Grand Ledge 2-1 (9) 1983 Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (Michael Boyd) Morenci 3-2 (9) 1978 Waterford Township (Joe Alsup) East Detroit 4-0 1982 Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard (Jim Hess) Gaylord St. Mary Cathedral 9-2 1977 Portage Central (Tom Monroe) Flint Carman 4-3 1981 Portland St. Patrick (Dick Willemin) Wyoming Lee 3-2 1976 Bay City Central (Fran Danek) Detroit Bishop Borgess 4-1 1980 Central Lake (Gary Johnson) Vestaburg 2-1 1975 Detroit Bishop Borgess (Cathy Collins) Portage Central 15-3 1979 Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard (Jim Hess) Morenci 6-5 1978 Laingsburg (Bronwyn Krupa) Central Lake 6-1 CLASS B 1977 Allendale (George Sushecki) Mason County Eastern 8-0 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 1976 Flint Holy Rosary (Jo Lake) Allendale 9-2 1997 Stevensville Lakeshore (Denny Dock) Essexville-Garber 1-0 1975 Flint Holy Rosary (Jo Lake) Freesoil 10-6 1996 Wyoming Park (Jeanne Kimball) Stevensville Lakeshore 4-0

MHSAA Finals 38

2019 Baseball Champions

Portage Northern Division 1 Orchard Lake St. Mary’s Division 2

Homer Division 3 Petersburg-Summerfield Division 4

Baseball Finals History DIVISION 1 2015 Orchard Lake St. Mary's (Matt Petry) Mt. Pleasant 4-1 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 2014 Mt. Pleasant (Luke Epple) Richmond 7-2 2020 Season Canceled (COVID-19) 2013 Grand Rapids Christian (Brent Gates) Richmond 3-0 2019 Portage Northern (Chris Andrews) Rockford 10-4 2012 Grand Rapids Christian (Brent Gates) Bay City John Glenn 6-1 2018 Grosse Pointe South (Dan Griesbaum) Brownstown Woodhaven 8-1 2011 St. Clair (William McElreath) Grand Rapids Christian 4-1 2017 Saline (Scott Theisen) Northville 5-2 2010 Dearborn Divine Child (Tony DeMare) Grand Rapids West Catholic 4-2 2016 Warren DeLaSalle (Matt Cook) Saline 7-6 2009 East Grand Rapids (Chris Lamange) Orchard Lake St. Mary's 6-0 2015 Hartland (Brian Morrison) Portage Northern 2-1 (10) 2008 Dearborn Divine Child (Tony DeMare) Mt. Pleasant 14-3 2014 Bay City Western (Tim McDonald) Grosse Pointe South 6-2 2007 Mt. Pleasant (Luke Epple) Orchard Lake St Mary's 7-4 2013 Bay City Western (Tim McDonald) Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice 1-0 2006 Battle Creek Lakeview (Jeff Sovern) Escanaba 9-2 2012 Hudsonville (Dave Van Nord) Warren DeLaSalle 9-6 2005 Dearborn Divine Child (Tony DeMare) Grand Rapids Christian 3-0 2011 Rockford (Ian Hearn) Temperance Bedford 5-4 2004 Dearborn Divine Child (Tony DeMare) Linden 7-0 2010 Ann Arbor Pioneer (Jerry Holley) Saline 4-1 2003 Orchard Lake St. Mary's (Jeff Willis) Grand Rapids CC 12-6 2009 Warren DeLaSalle (Brian Kelly) Saline 3-2 2002 Monroe Jefferson (Dave Sontag) Lapeer West 9-6 2008 Birmingham Brother Rice (Bob Riker) Saline 8-0 2001 Saginaw Swan Valley (Dennis Zehnder) Wyoming Park 4-1 2007 Lake Orion (Andy Schramek) Farmington 4-3 2000 Battle Creek Lakeview (Ray Perry) Charlotte 8-3 2006 Grosse Pointe North (Frank Sumbera) Detroit U-D Jesuit 7-5 1999 Sturgis (Bill Whitely) Pinconning 3-2 2005 Sterling Heights Stevenson (Joe Emanuele) Ann Arbor Pioneer 2-0 1998 Orchard Lake St. Mary's (Greg Kolb) Whitehall 8-6 2004 Ann Arbor Pioneer (Jerry Holley) Jenison 8-2 2003 Holland West Ottawa (Jim Caserta) Birmingham Brother Rice 5-2 DIVISION 3 2002 Portage Central (Paul Schneider) Warren Mott 7-0 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 2001 Grosse Pointe South (Dan Griesbaum) Grand Ledge 2-1 2020 Season Canceled (COVID-19) 2000 Warren DeLaSalle (Brian Kelly) Detroit Catholic Central 3-1 2019 Homer (Scott Salow) GPW University Liggett 4-0 1999 Detroit Catholic Central (John Salter) Troy 6-5 2018 Riverview Gabriel Richard (Mike Magier) Madison Hts. Bishop Foley 3-0 1998 Midland (Terry Wilczek) Saline 2-1 2017 Madison Heights Bishop Foley (Greg Fettes) Traverse City St. Francis 3-0 2016 Grosse Pointe Woods U. Liggett (Dan Cimini) New Lothrop 12-0 DIVISION 2 2015 Jackson Lumen Christi (Phil Clifford) Buchanan 8-0 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up Score 2014 Grosse Pointe Woods U. Liggett (Dan Cimini) Decatur 9-0 2020 Season Canceled (COVID-19) 2013 Madison Heights Bishop Foley (Buster Sunde) Grandville Calvin Christian 12-5 2019 Orchard Lake St. Mary's (Matt Petry) Grand Rapids CC 8-1 2012 Madison Heights Bishop Foley (Buster Sunde) Lansing Catholic 8-2 2018 Stevensville Lakeshore (Mark Nate) Saginaw Swan Valley 6-3 2011 Madison Heights Bishop Foley (Buster Sunde) Bridgman 8-2 2017 Stevensville Lakeshore (Mark Nate) Bay City John Glenn 1-0 2010 Shepherd (Jack Nartker) Ann Arbor Gbriel Richard 13-6 2016 Holland Christian (Jim Caserta) Linden 8-5 2009 Shepherd (Jack Nartker) Blissfield 4-0

40 MHSAA Finals Yearly Baseball Champions

2008 Grass Lake (Ben Hamilton) Allendale 14-4 1988 Mt. Clemens Clintondale (Jim Killoren) Battle Creek Lakeview 17-4 2007 Hillsdale (Chris Adams) Beaverton 8-6 (9) 1987 Bay City Handy (Dave Petrosky) Battle Creek Lakeview 1-0 (9) 2006 Berrien Springs (John Donley) Michigan Center 10-3 1986 Battle Creek Lakeview (Raymond Perry) Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher 4-3 2005 Saginaw Nouvel (Tim Smith) Homer 7-6 1985 Grand Rapids Catholic Central (John Dolce) Fenton 6-2 2004 Homer (Scott Salow) Shepherd 5-1 1984 Redford Thurston (Emil Majeski) Wyoming Park 2-1 2003 Blissfield (Larry Tuttle) Morley-Stanwood 3-1 1983 Remus Chippewa Hills (James Novar) Coloma 4-1 2002 Blissfield (Larry Tuttle) Clare 15-8 1982 Southgate Aquinas (Johnny Zimmerman) Bay City Handy 6-2 2001 Flat Rock (Chris Elliott) Berrien Springs 11-5 1981 Bay City All Saints Central (Bill Harris) Tecumseh 7-1 2000 Blissfield (Larry Tuttle) Berrien Springs 3-0 1980 Flint Powers (William Haley) Mt. Pleasant 8-7 1999 Saginaw Nouvel (Mark Krzysiak) Blissfield 6-4 1979 Southgate Aquinas (Johnny Zimmerman) South Haven 5-1 1998 Quincy (Lonney Evon) Saginaw Nouvel 9-6 1978 Jackson Lumen Christi (Dan Atkin) Spring Lake 10-6 1977 Gibraltar Carlson (John Lefevre) Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher 7-1 Division 4 1976 Wyoming Park (Ronald Engels) Coldwater 6-5 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up score 1975 Burton Bentley (Jim Vukovich) Wyoming Godwin Heights 3-2 2020 Season Canceled (COVID-19) 1974 Flint Powers (Jim Vanitvelt) Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher 4-0 2019 Petersburg Summerfield (Travis Pant) Saginaw Nouvel 9-0 1973 Flint Bentley (Jim Vukovich) Romeo 2-0 2018 Beal City (Steve Pickens) Unionville-Sebewaing 10-0 1972 Carleton Airport (Lowell Potratz) Midland Bullock Creek 5-4 2017 Portland St. Patrick (Bryan Scheurer) Hudson 6-2 1971 Detroit Lutheran West (Roger Aumann) Pinconning 4-1 2016 Sterling Heights Parkway Christian (Rich Koch) Portland St. Patrick 10-3 2015 Muskegon Catholic Central (Steve Schuitema) Centreville 10-8 CLAss C 2014 New Lothrop (Keith Villano) Beal City 5-0 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up score 2013 Grosse Pte. Woods U. Liggett (Dan Cimini) Beal City 3-2 (8) 1997 Three Oaks-River Valley (Jerry Hinman) Boyne City 15-3 2012 Decatur (Ben Botti) GPW Univ. Liggett 4-1 1996 Lansing Catholic Central (Phil Booth) Sanford-Meridian 8-5 2011 Grosse Pointe Woods U. Liggett (Dan Cimini) Merrill 5-1 1995 Three Oaks-River Valley (Jerry Hinman) Grandville Calvin Christian 17-3 2010 Beal City (Brad Antcliff) St. Joseph Lake Mich, Cath. 5-0 1994 Grandville Calvin Christian (Jay Milkamp) Riverview Gabriel Richard 5-4 2009 Beal City (Brad Antcliff) SH Parkway Christian 3-1 1993 Coleman (Joe Albaugh) Detroit Country Day 7-0 2008 Bay City All Saints (Mike Regulski) Lutheran Westland 2-1 1992 Blissfield (Larry Tuttle) Saginaw Nouvel 11-9 2007 Reading (Rick Bailey) Allen Park Inter-City Baptist 10-4 1991 Erie-Mason (Tom McGarry) Pewamo-Westphalia 12-4 2006 Homer (Scott Salow) Holton 3-2 1990 Saginaw Nouvel (Stephen Jaksa) Homer 10-5 2005 New Buffalo (Wayne Tremblay) Southfield Christian 8-0 1989 Berrien Springs (John Donley) Erie-Mason 10-5 2004 Rochester HIlls Lutheran Northwest (Jim Lepor) Bay City All Saints 6-5 1988 Hartford (Howard Hyde) Morley-Stanwood 11-10 2003 Decatur (Ben Botti) Royal Oak Shrine 3-0 1987 Niles Brandywine (Charles Hurdle) Coleman 8-5 2002 Decatur (Ben Botti) Taylor Light & Life 7-2 1986 Pontiac Catholic (Frank Freeburn) Hamilton 3-2 2001 Harper Woods (Mike Rowinski) Decatur 4-2 1985 Buchanan (Bob Storm) Grandville Calvin Christian 3-2 2000 Bay City All Saints (Mike Regulski) Posen 3-1 1984 Berrien Springs (Dan Wright) Orchard Lake St. Mary's 4-2 1999 Decatur (Ben Botti) Bay City All Saints 8-0 1983 DeWitt (Frank Deak) Lake Fenton 5-1 1998 Southgate Aquinas (Doug Sombatti) Indian River Inland Lakes 9-3 1982 Sanford Meridian (Tom Axtell) Buchanan 6-4 1981 Allen Park Cabrini (Donald Oboza) Buchanan 9-8 CLAss A 1980 Dundee (Gordon Burkhart) Parchment 3-1 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up score 1979 Allen Park Cabrini (Donald Oboza) Clare 2-0 1997 Rochester (Bob Dieters) Portage Central 8-1 1978 Bay City All Saints (Leon Giffel) Addison 8-0 1996 Mt. Pleasant (Luke Epple) Rochester Adams 7-3 1977 Blissfield (Larry Tuttle) Center Line St. Clement 4-2 1995 Grand Ledge (Pat O'Keefe) Rochester Adams 7-4 1976 Blissfield (Larry Tuttle) Ravenna 5-3 1994 Birmingham Brother Rice (Ron Kalczynski) Southgate Anderson 15-3 1975 Bronson (Phil Wotta) Vermontville Maple Valley 8-1 1993 Warren deLaSalle (Brian Kelly) Grand Ledge 14-2 1974 Center Line St. Clement (Ed McLaughlin) St. Joseph Lake Mich. Catholic 7-1 1992 Birmingham Brother Rice (Ron Kalczynski) Lapeer West 15-11 (9) 1973 Blissfield (Larry Tuttle) Novi 4-0 1991 Plymouth Salem (John Gravlin) Rochester 4-1 1972 Center Line St. Clement (Bill Krug) Hamilton 2-1 1990 Sterling Heights Ford (Dan Barnabo) Davison 7-5 1971 Hamtramck St. Ladislaus (Mike Soluk) Dearborn Sacred Heart 4-0 1989 Harper Woods Notre Dame (Anthony Mardirosian) Milford 3-2 1988 Birmingham Seaholm (Don Sackett) Taylor Kennedy 11-9 CLAss D 1987 Detroit Catholic Central (John Salter) Midland Dow 4-3 (9) Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up score 1986 Ypsilanti (Pat Dignan) Birmingham Brother Rice 6-5 1997 Hillman (David Checkley) Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart 5-0 1985 Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher (James Bresciami) Jenison 5-1 1996 Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart (Earl Hartman) Center Line St. Clement 12-0 1984 Walled Lake Western (Chuck Apap) Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher 9-8 1995 New Buffalo (John Cosich) Hillman 10-4 1983 West Bloomfield (Larry Reichle) Midland Dow 19-3 1994 Hillman (David Checkley) Bridgman 9-2 1982 Midland (Frank Altimore) Plymouth Canton 5-4 1993 Beal City (Ron Schafer) Portland St. Patrick 10-7 1981 Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher (James Bresciami) Flint Carman 7-6 1992 Hillman (David Checkley) Athens 8-7 1980 Grosse Pointe North (Frank Sumbera) Royal Oak Kimball 9-6 1991 Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes (Daniel Webster) Bay City All Saints 10-3 1979 Detroit Catholic Central (Frank Corej) Port Huron Northern 6-4 1990 Traverse City St. Francis (Craig Bauer) Climax-Scotts 7-6 1978 Flint Southwestern (Marvin Rettenmund) East Kentwood 7-1 1989 Colon (Dennis Hendrickson) Gaylord St. Mary 11-6 1977 Grand Ledge (Pat O'Keefe) Detroit Catholic Central 6-2 1988 Grass Lake (Joe Bechtel) Gaylord St. Mary 11-6 1976 Clarkston (Paul Tungate) Hazel Park 2-1 1987 Bridgman (Gary Owen) Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart10-9 (8) 1975 Plymouth Salem (Wayne Sparkman) Bay City Handy 5-3 1986 Harper Woods (Ron Smith) Wyoming Lee 3-2 1974 Livonia Churchill (Roger Frayer) Hazel Park 10-1 1985 Muskegon Western Michigan Christian (Joe Hicks) Grass Lake 5-4 (9) 1973 Midland (Frank Altimore) Royal Oak Kimball 1-0 1984 Climax-Scotts (Bob Weessies) Maple City Glen Lake 6-2 1972 Royal Oak Kimball (Frank Clouser) Detroit Western 3-1 1983 New Buffalo (Roger Vink) Morrice 5-4 (10) 1971 Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher (James Bresciami) Royal Oak Kimball 3-0 1982 Mesick (James Linna) Colon 3-2 1981 Reading (Jack Kerspilo) Mesick 1-0 CLAss B 1980 Grass Lake (Joe Bechtel) Muskegon W. Michigan Christian 2-1 Year Champion (Coach) Runner-Up score 1979 Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett (Joe Haklin) Frankfort 4-3 1997 Saginaw Nouvel (Steve Jaksa) DeWitt 3-2 1978 Saranac (Terry Dawson) Frankfort 4-1 1996 Grandville Calvin Christian (Jay Milkamp) DeWitt 7-6 (9) 1977 Ann Arbor St. Thomas (Joe McDermott) Potterville 10-9 1995 Detroit Country Day (Frank Orlando) Spring Lake 7-3 1976 Climax-Scotts (Bob Weessies) Caseville 10-2 1994 Trenton (Vic Bechard) Grand Rapids Catholic Central 3-1 1975 Climax-Scotts (Mark Whitney) Grass Lake 3-1 1993 DeWitt (Frank Deak) Carleton Airport 4-3 (11) 1974 Cheboygan Catholic (Leo Yeck) Freesoil 2-0 1992 Dearborn Divine Child (Mark Falvo) Wyoming Park 9-6 1973 Cheboygan Catholic (Leo Yeck) Portland St. Patrick 7-6 1991 Chelsea (Wayne Welton) Midland Bullock Creek 6-5 1972 Ann Arbor St. Thomas (Mike Ramker) GPW University Liggett 7-1 1990 Stevensville Lakeshore (Steve Adler) Madison Heights Bishop Foley 6-2 1971 Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart (Jim Powell) Portland St. Patrick 5-1 1989 Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher (Thomas Trompics) Fenton 5-3 MHSAA Finals 41 Leadership Student Advisory Council Aids MHSAA

he Student Advisory Council is a 16-member group which pro- Tvides feedback on issues impacting educational athletics from a student’s perspective, and also is involved in the operation of Association championship events and other program- ming. Members of the Student Advisory Council serve for two years, beginning as juniors. Eight new members are selected annually to serve on the SAC, with nomi- Brinlee Barry Pierre Brooks II Faith Breinager Macy Brown nations made by MHSAA member schools. The incoming juniors join the group of eight seniors-to-be appointed a year earlier. Selected to begin serving on the Student Advisory Council in 2020-21 are: Brinlee Barry, Caledonia; Faith Breinager, Frankenmuth; Amina Ferris, Dearborn; Nico Johnson, Britton Deerfield; Brenna Kosal, Peck; Ashton McNabb, Three Oaks River Valley; Brock Porter, Orchard Lake St. Mary's; and Lydia Davenport Amina Ferris Nico Johnson Freddy Kopplow Melik Williams, Ypsilanti Lincoln. Those eight new members were selected from a record-high 179 applicants, twice as many as generally apply for SAC positions every year. The first Student Advisory Council was formed for the 2006-07 school year. With the addition of this class beginning this summer, members will have repre- sented 117 schools from 45 leagues plus independent schools that do not play in a league. Combined, the new appointees Brenna Kosal Colin McAuliffe Ashton McNabb Avery Peters have participated in nine MHSAA sports, and seven will be the first SAC members from their respective schools. The new additions to the SAC join the Class of 2021 members who were selected in 2019: Pierre Brooks II, Detroit Douglass; Macy Brown, Cadillac; Lydia Davenport, Ithaca; Freddy Kopplow, Traverse City St. Francis; Colin McAuliffe, Salem; Avery Peters, Mason; Abbey Pheiffer, Novi; and Landen Thompson, Stevensville Lakeshore. Abbey Pheiffer Brock Porter Landen Thompson Melik Williams

Student Advisory Council Belief Statement As the voice of Michigan's student-athletes, the Student Advisory Council's role is to convey the message of how high school sports are supposed to be played. We are responsible for helping the MHSAA maintain a positive and healthy atmosphere in which interscholastic athletes can thrive.

We believe athletes should be competitive, sportsmanlike and excel academically. We believe students in the stands should have fun, but not take the focus away from the game. We believe coaches should act as teachers, helping student-athletes develop while still keeping high school sports in perspective. We believe that parents should always be positive role models and be supportive of their child's decisions. We believe officials commit their own time to high school sports and respect should always be shown and given to them.

The most important goal for student-athletes is to enjoy high school sports while keeping a high level of respect between all those involved in the games.

6 - MHSAA Programs Leadership The MHSAA Representative Council

he Representative Council of the Michigan High School Athletic TAssociation is the body assembled to carry out the wishes of member schools. The Council meets several times annually to discuss and pass legislation concerning interscholastic athletics in Michigan. The Representative Council is made up of 19 members, with all but five elected by a vote of MHSAA-member schools to repre- sent different geographic regions, different sizes of schools, nonpublic schools, and junior and middle schools. Two members are elected to statewide at-large positions. Four members are appointed by the Council to facilitate representation of females and minorities, and the 19th position is occupied by the Superintendent of Public Instruction or his/her designee. The officers and two other representa- tives form the MHSAA’s Executive Committee, which meets on a monthly basis during the school year to review eligibility appeals and other current business.

Representative Council Members

Eric Albright** Kris Isom* Chris Miller* Athletic Director Athletic Director Athletic Director Midland High School Adrian Madison High School Gobles High School Class A-B — Northern Lower Peninsula Appointee Class C-D — Southwestern Michigan

Jay Alexander* Sean Jacques** Steve Newkirk**, Vice President Executive Director of Athletics Assistant Principal/Athletic Director Principal Detroit Public Schools Calumet High School Clare Middle School Detroit Public Schools Position Class C-D — Upper Peninsula Junior High/Middle Schools

Nicole Carter** Karen Leinaar* Chris Riker** Principal Athletic Director Athletic Director Novi High School Bear Lake High School Portage Northern High School Appointee Statewide At-Large Class A-B — Southwestern Michigan

Judy Cox** Mark Mattson** John Thompson** Principal Athletic Director Athletic Director Auburn-Bay City Western High School Maple City Glen Lake High School Brighton High School Appointee Class C-D — Northern Lower Peninsula Class A-B — Southeastern Michigan

Scott Grimes**, President William McKoy* Alex Tiseo* Assistant Superintendent of Human Athletic Director Athletic Director Services Romulus Summit Academy North Marquette High School Grand Haven Public Schools Appointee Class A-B — Upper Peninsula Statewide At-Large Jason Mensing* *Term Expires December 2021 Kyle Guerrant (ex-officio) Athletic Director **Term Expires December 2022 Deputy Superintendent, Finance Ottawa Lake Whiteford High School Operations Class C-D — Southeastern Michigan Michigan Dept. of Education, Lansing Designee Vic Michaels**, Secretary-Treasurer Director of Physical Education & Don Gustafson* Athletics Superintendent Archdiocese of Detroit St. Ignace Area Schools Private and Parochial Schools Junior High/Middle Schools

8 - MHSAA Programs Final Game Records BASEBALL SOFTBALL Team Records Team Records Runs Scored Most Runs 19 West Bloomfield vs. Midland Dow, 1983 Class A 17 Byron vs. Kalamazoo Christian, 1976 Class C 17 Mt. Clemens Clintondale vs. Battle Creek Lakeview, 1988 Class A 17 Millington vs. Schoolcraft, 2019 Division 3 17 Three Oaks River Valley vs. Grandville Calvin Christian, 1995 Class Most Hits C 17 Jenison vs. Taylor Center, 1988 Class A Most Hits Most Doubles 21 West Bloomfield vs. Midland Dow, 1983 Class A 5 Escanaba vs. South Haven, 2018 Division 2 Most Doubles Most Triples 4 Livonia Churchill vs. Hazel Park, 1974 Class A 3 Millington vs. Coloma, 2018 Division 3 4 Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart vs. Bridgman, 1987 Class D Most Home Runs 4 Erie Mason vs. Pewamo-Westphalia, 1991 Class C 4 Mattawan vs. Anchor Bay, 2011, Division 1 4 Madison Hts. Bishop Foley vs. Grandville Calvin Christian, Most Stolen Bases 2014 Division 4 14 Burr Oak vs. Mason County Eastern, 1998 Division 4 Most Triples Longest Game 3 West Bloomfield vs. Midland Dow, 1983 Class A 20 inn. Pinconning 1, Fenton 0, 1993 Class B 3 Orchard Lake St. Mary’s vs. Whitehall, 1998 Division 2 Individual Records Most Home Runs 2 Ann Arbor St. Thomas vs. Grosse Pointe Woods U. Liggett, 1972 Most Runs 4 Morgan Locker, Kalamazoo Christian vs. Ubly, 2013 Division 4 Class D Most Hits 2 Midland Dow vs. Detroit Catholic Central, 1987 Class A 4 Cindy White, DeWitt vs. Center Line St. Clement, 1977 Class C 2 Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher vs. Fenton, 1989 Class B 4 Kathryn Nordin, Lake Fenton vs. Goodrich, 1995 Class C 2 Saginaw Nouvel vs. Blissfield, 1999 Division 3 4 Naskisha Washington, Niles Brandywine vs. Rogers City, 2001 Most Stolen Bases Division 3 9 Colon vs. Gaylord St. Mary, 1989 Class D 4 Amber Breault, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes vs. Rogers City, Longest Game 2004 Division 4 11 inn. DeWitt 4, Carleton Airport 3, 1993 Class B 4 Leah Denome, Millington vs. Coloma, 2018 Division 3 4 Leah Denome, Millington vs. Schoolcraft, 2019 Division 3 Individual Records Most Doubles Most Runs 2 Jennifer Mekkes, Wyoming Park vs. Stevensville Lakeshore, 1996 4 Brian Kalczynski, Birmingham Brother Rice vs. Lapeer West, 1992 Class B Class A 2 Amber Breault, Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes vs. Rogers City, 4 Bryan Schueneman, Three Oaks River Valley vs. Grandville Calvin 2004 Division 4 Christian, 1995 Class C 2 Stayci Cook, Tecumseh vs. Wyoming Rogers, 2008 Division 2 4 Tim Portelli, Southgate Aquinas vs. Indian River Inland Lakes, 1998 2 Morgan Greenfield, Wyoming Rogers vs. Tecumseh, 2008 Division 2 Division 4 2 Sydney DePauw, Indian River Inland Lakes vs. Ottawa Lake 4 Patrick Biondi, Dearborn Divine Child vs. Mt. Pleasant, 2008 Whiteford, 2017 Division 4 Division 2 2 Dakota Cloutier, Escanaba vs. South Haven, 2018 Division 2 Most Hits 2 Jaidyn Hutsell, Coloma vs. Millington, 2018 Division 3 5 Derek Fox, Birmingham Brother Rice vs. Lapeer West, 1992 Class A Most Triples Most Doubles 2 Sandy Long, Ottawa Lake-Whiteford vs. McBain, 1985 Class D 2 Charlie Lux, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart vs. Bridgman, 1987 Class D 2 Karla Kunnen, Jenison vs. Taylor Center, 1988 Class A 2 Bill McMullen, Erie-Mason, vs. Pewamo-Westphalia, 1991 Class C 2 Alise Augustine, Chelsea vs. Byron Center, 2002 Division 2 2 Mike Thayer, Birmingham Brother Rice vs. Lapeer West, 1992 Most Home Runs 2 Leigha Morse, Wayland vs. Frankenmuth, 2015 Division 2 Class A Most Runs Batted In 2 Derek Feldkamo, Blissfield vs. Berrien Springs, 2000 Division 3 5 Cindy White, DeWitt vs. Center Line St. Clement, 1977 Class C 2 Zach Putnam, Ann Arbor Pioneer vs. Jenison, 2004 Division 1 5 Rhonda Thran, Berrien Springs vs. Lakeview, 1980 Class C 2 Mark Weist, Saline vs Ann Arbor Pioneer, 2010 Division 1 Most Stolen Bases 2 Ryan Foley, Saline vs. Northville, 2017 Division 1 4 Becky Gray, Burr Oak vs. Mason County Eastern, 1998 Division 4 Most Triples No-Hitters (Complete game only) 2 Kirk Williams, Gibraltar-Carlson vs. Harper Woods Bishop 0 Meghan Beaubien, Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central vs. Grandville Gallagher, 1988 Class B Calvin Christian, 2016 Division 3 2 Randy Buchler, Grass Lake vs. Gaylord St. Mary, 1988 Class D 0 Erin Shuboy, Richmond vs. Vicksburg, 2016 Division 2 Most Home Runs 0 Deb McAvoy, Shepherd vs. New Lothrop, 1978 Class C 1 On Multiple Occasions 0 Tracy Lectk, Livonia Franklin vs. Waterford Kettering, 1986 Class A Most Runs Batted In 0 Nicole Williams, Waterford Our Lady vs. Mendon, 1992 Class D 5 Jacob Holt, Muskegon Catholic Central vs. Centreville, 2015 0 Erica Strutz, Hartland vs. Chippewa Valley, 1996 Class A Division 4 0 Keri DeJong, Kalamazoo Christian vs. Bay City All Saints, 1996 5 Matt Costello, Grosse Pointe North vs. Royal Oak Kimball, 1980 Class C Class A 0 Anna Ollgaard, Portage Northern vs. Waterford Kettering, 2000 Most Stolen Bases Division 1 3 On seven occasions, last by Mike Blanchard, Hillsdale vs. 0 Jenny Mackson, Pinconning vs. Wyoming Rogers, 2000 Division 2 Beaverton, 2007 Division 4 0 Lesley Colosimo, Lansing Catholic Central vs. Kalamazoo Christian, Fewest Hits Allowed (Complete game only) 2000 Division 3 1 Tom O’Dowd, Jackson Lumen Christi vs. Spring Lake, 1978 Class B 0 Tricia Van Der Slik, Kalamazoo Christian vs. Saginaw Swan Valley, 1 Jeff Tuck, Coleman vs. Detroit Country Day, 1993 Class C 2002 Division 3 (Perfect Game) 1 Jason Johnson, Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart vs. Center Line St. 0 Stacy Delaney, Freeland vs. Niles Brandywine, 2003 Division 3 Clement, 1996 Class D 0 Stacy Delaney, Freeland vs. Riverview Gabriel Richard, 2005 Division 3 1 Steve Karchhefske, Dearborn Divine Child vs. Grand Rapids 0 Katie Osburn, Allen Park Cabrini vs. Frankfort, 2007 Division 4 Christian, 2005 Division 2 0 Lauren Gevaart, Mattawan vs. Anchor Bay, 2011, Division 1 1 Matthew Silka, Riverview Gabriel Richard vs. Madison Heights Most Strikeouts Bishop Foley, 2018 Division 3 Extra Innings Most Strikeouts 32 Angie Rosich, Pinconning vs. Fenton (20 inn.), 1993 Class B 15 Ken Grzybowski, Center Line St. Clement vs. Hamilton, 1972 Class C 7 Innings 15 Craig McGinnis, Flint Powers vs. Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher, 18 Keri DeJong, Kalamazoo Christian vs.Bay City All Saints, 1996 Class C 1974 Class B 18 Jackie Bowe, Galeburg-Augusta vs. Allen Park Cabrini, 2008 Division 3 14 Mike Mokma, Holland Christian vs. Linden, 2016 Division 2 14 Nate Wernette, Morley-Stanwood vs. Blissfield, 2003 Division 3 MHSAA Finals 44 CAN YOU ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS QUICKLY, WITH CONFIDENCE? made the form update and when? 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