Week Nine Recap.

Written Saturday October 26th at 9:50 AM

UPDATED TOP TEN

1. Groves

2. Oxford

3. Lake Orion

4. Adams

5. Clarkston

6. West Bloomfield

7. Harper Woods

8. Stoney Creek

9. North Farmington

10. Avondale

 

WEEK NINE SCORES

 

Detroit Lincoln King Academy 28, PONTIAC 0.

ROYAL OAK 21, Clawson 7.

Madison Heights Lamphere 45, BERKLEY 0.

FERNDALE 10, Utica Ford II 0.

AVONDALE 28, Carleton Airport 7.

GROVES 35, SEAHOLM 0.

TROY ATHENS 42, Fraser 7.

OAK PARK 32, BLOOMFIELD HILLS 21.

NORTH FARMINGTON 35, TROY 7.

FARMINGTON 34, Dearborn Heights Crestwood 22.

STONEY CREEK 51, Ann Arbor Huron 7.

ROCHESTER 45, Walled Lake Northern 8.

HARPER WOODS 49, Detroit East English Village Prep 0.

SOUTHFIELD ARTS AND TECH 26, Detroit Renaissance 22.

ADAMS 31, New Baltimore Anchor Bay 28 OT.

Saline 8, LAKE ORION 7.

CLARKSTON 32, Utica Eisenhower 3.

Roseville 49, WEST BLOOMFIELD 48 OT.

Macomb Dakota 28, OXFORD 0.

 

WIN OF THE WEEK: Ferndale: The Eagles on their senior night needed to win to get into the postseason and they did that with a 10-0 win over Utica Ford II to get into the postseason. It has been a struggle for Coach Eric Royal and company but they are safely in the postseason most likely looking at Groves in the first round.

WHAT IN THE BLUE WORLD: Lake Orion: The Dragons offense had a rough time with Saline on Friday night. Too many missed opportunities which led to an 80 yard touchdown on fourth and ten late in the fourth quarter in a stunning 8-7 loss to the Hornets on Friday night. Lake Orion is a very interesting team to watch this postseason.

TEAM THAT NEEDS A HUG: West Bloomfield: The Lakers had to come back from three touchdowns down twice to force overtime. They took the lead but gave up a touchdown and a two point conversion in a stunning 49-48 loss to Roseville on Friday night. West Bloomfield will be fine heading into the postseason but this one will sting for about 24 hours.

ARE YOU KIDDING ME: Seaholm: The Maples are struggling right now falling 35-0 to arch rival Groves on Friday night. Seaholm has lost three straight heading into the postseason. Coach Jim DeWald needs to get this fixed before their first postseason game and fast.