Fine futures: Underclassman standouts from Catholic League quarters

Advancing from the Catholic League quarterfinals were multiple defending champion Detroit U-D Jesuit, 2020 favorite Orchard Lake St. Mary’s, Birmingham Brother Rice and Detroit Loyola. Performing well in this postseason beta run were some intriguing young prospects from the state’s 2022 and 2023 classes. Cooper Craggs 6-7 So Novi Catholic Central: He was hard to…

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