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Box score, play by play

Summary: Devin Oliver scored 26 points, grabbed nine rebounds, and added three assists and two blocks to lead No. 3-ranked Kalamazoo Central to a 74-65 win over upstart Ann Arbor Huron. The game was not as close as the final score indicates as the Maroon Giants dominated play. T.J. Buchanan scored 12 points, eight rebounds, and seven assists. Tyler Bell had 12 points and five rebounds. Darius Norman added 12 points for Kalamazoo Central. It was Central’s first state boys basketball title since 1951 when they beat Highland Park 50-47.

 

Game stories:

Kalamazoo Gazette

> Kalamazoo Central beats Ann Arbor Huron for first title since 1951

> Redemption tastes sweet for Kalamazoo Central

> Kalamazoo Central puts on a clinic of unselfish play

AnnArbor.com

> Aww, Rats: Huron falls in title game

> Huron’s postseason run created community spirit

> Images from Huron’s loss to Kalamazoo Central

> Better seats provide better motivation for Huron

Detroit Free Press

> Kalamazoo Central coach Mike Thomas takes Maroon Giants to promised land

> Kalamazoo Central too strong for Ann Arbor Huron

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Detroit News

> Kalamazoo Central claims first title since 1951

> Photo gallery

Lansing State Journal

> Kalamazoo Central is No. 1

 

Preview stories:

> Detroit Free Press prediction: Kalamazoo Central, 71-70 (OT)

Box score, play by play

Summary:  No. 1–ranked Detroit Country Day won their eighth state boys basketball title with a convincing 71-47 victory over Lansing Sexton. Ray McCallum put on a show, scoring 32 points, grabbing eight rebounds, and adding seven steals and three assists. Amir Williams had 12 points and 11 rebounds. Kenny Knight added 10 points and five rebounds. Lee Bailey had 10 assists, six points and four steals. Country Day raced out to a 20-8 lead after the first quarter and was never challenged in the game.

 

Game stories:

Detroit Free Press

> McCallum’s 32 points propel Yellowjackets to title No. 8

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Detroit News

> McCallum powers Detroit Country Day to eighth title

> Photo gallery

Lansing State Journal

> Lansing Sexton falls to Country Day

> Big Reds don’t have answers for Country Day

Oakland Press

> McCallum leads Country Day to state title

Mlive

> Country Day rides McCallum to another title

 

Preview stories:

> Detroit Free Press prediction: Detroit Country Day, 64-58

 

Box score, play by play

Summary:  No. 1-ranked Melvindale AB&T won their second straight Class C title – on the floor of theBreslin Center. This one they won’t have to forfeit though. Melvindale dominated Suttons Bay throughout the game. Yakimi Noble led Melvindale with 19 points and 12 rebounds. Michael Talley III scored 16 and had seven rebounds. Marcel Smith finished with 16. In 2009, Melvindale beat Schoolcraft 73-67 in the title game, but later had to vacate the title due to having an ineligible player.

 

Traverse City Record-Eagle

> Norsemen fall short

Detroit Free Press

> Michael Talley III, Melvindale AB&T get redemption

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Detroit News

> Year after being stripped of title, Melvindale AB&T wins crown

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Mlive

> Melvindale AB&T rolls to title

 

Preview stories:

> Detroit Free Press prediction: Melvindale AB&T, 72-60

> Norse reach the end

 

Box score, play by play

Summary: No. 5-ranked  Muskegon Western Michigan Christian earned the three-peat in Class D, beating upstart Marine City Cardinal Mooney 66-56. Evan Bruinsma was huge for the Warriors with 25 points, 20 rebounds, five blocks, three steals, and three assists. London Burris scored 21.

 

Game stories

Port Huron Times Herald

> Dream runs comes to an end

> Chemistry, heart made Cardinals special

Muskegon Chronicle

> Western Michigan Christian captures third-straight title

Mlive

> Cardinal Mooney sees its run end against Western Michigan Christian

> Muskegon Western Michigan Christian makes it three straight

Detroit Free Press

> Bruinsma leads Muskegon Western Michigan Christian to title

> Photo gallery

Detroit News

> Muskegon Western Michigan Christian uses size advantage to beat Cardinal Mooney

> Photo gallery

Lansing State Journal

> Western Michigan Christian wins third straight title

Macomb Daily

> Cardinal Mooney falls in title game

 

Preview stories:

> Detroit Free Press prediction: Muskegon Western Michigan Christian, 68-59

> For Mooney to win, defense is key

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