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MHSAA highlights Parade of Champs

Of the 127 team champions in classes or divisions, there were four winning schools their first MHSAA title in any sport: Clinton and softball in Mattawan, Dollar Bay Girls Cross Country, and Wyandotte Roosevelt in ice hockey. In addition, there were 35 other teams that have won tournament titles in a given sport for the first time.

Sixteen of the 111 winning schools in 2010-11 took more than a crown, with three schools in Bloomfield Hills Marian, Grand Rapids Catholic Central and Petoskey each claiming at least two tournament championships in each of the unified. GR Catholic Central led the group with three such titles — winning in football, girls lacrosse and ice hockey, while the other two schools each had two unified championships — Marian in girls skiing and volleyball, and Petoskey in boys and girls skiing. Grand Rapids Catholic Central, Saline and St. Ignace each won three total titles; Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood, Detroit Catholic Central, East Grand Rapids, Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern, Houghton, Hudson, Ishpeming Westwood, Madison Heights Bishop Foley, Marquette, Novi and Petoskey each won two crowns.

Sixteen of the MHSAA’s 28 championship tournaments are unified, involving teams from the Upper and Lower Peninsulas, while separate competition to determine titlists in both Peninsulas is conducted in the other 12 sports.

Eight schools ran seven consecutive championship streaks to four or more in a given sport, including: Marquette in girls swimming & diving (10); Birmingham Brother Rice in boys lacrosse (7); Battle Creek St. Philip in girls volleyball (7); East Grand Rapids in football (5); Grand Rapids Forest Hills Northern in girls tennis (5); Farmington Hills Mercy in girls swimming & diving (4); Grand Ledge in girls gymnastics (4); and Ontonagon in girls golf (4).

Here is a sport-by-sport listing of MHSAA champions for 2010-11 sports season (Head coach in parenthesis:

Baseball — Division 1: Rockford (Ian Hearn); Div. 2: St. Clair (William McElreath); Div. 3: Madison Heights Bishop Foley (Buster Sunde); Div. 4: Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett (Dan Cimini)

Boys Basketball — Class A: Kalamazoo Central (Michael Thomas); Class B: Lansing Sexton (Carlton Valentine); Class C: Schoolcraft (Randy Small); Class D: Wyoming Tri-unity Christian (Mark Keeler)

Girls Basketball — Class A: Inkster (Peggy Carr); Class B: Dearborn Divine Child (Mary Laney); Class C: St.

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