Adams K.O.’s Clarkston

No longer league rivals after Rochester Adams’ move to the OAA-Blue — which it won — the Highlanders’ reunion with Clarkston proved historic. Though featuring an entirely new lineup from the ones that claimed state championships in 2017 and 18, Clarkston came into the state tournament a popular “other” pick for Division 1, thanks to…

This content is for Annual Member and Monthly Member members only.
Log In Register

More in Members Only

Michiganders blowing up at out-of-state colleges

As the verse told us, No one is a prophet in their own land....
Seniors to See

In the quarter-century Bank Hoops has covered basketball in this state, no group of...
2021 forwards available: Productive with next level potential

Many of these 2021 forwards may not be go-to scorers at the college level,...
Long hybrid forwards on board for 2021

In today’s game if you’re 6-7 and up, you still better be able to...
Next-level scorers in 2022 class

If you’re a college scholarship player, somewhere along the way the points started coming...
Small college point guard prospects start to separate

It’s been a recruiting cycle unlike any other, with Michigan players unable to work...
No. 4 in Michigan: Ann Arbor Huron

#4 Ann Arbor Huron Conference: SEC-Red District: Division 1, Ypsilanti Lincoln Coach: Waleed Samaha...
No. 3 in Michigan: River Rouge

#3 River Rouge Conference: Michigan Metro District: Division 1, Melvindale Coach: LaMonta Stone Last...