Boys 2018

Taking a look at the pre-season top ranked teams participating in the 21st Annual Motor City Roundball Classic.

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Outlook: Hartman already is attracting Division I interest and among some new younger players the Chiefs are adding to their varsity roster. Hursey believes his team has the potential to make considerable progress throughout the winter and contend with the top teams in the Blue. - Lansing State Journal

Taking a look at the pre-season top ranked teams participating in the 21st Annual Motor City Roundball Classic.

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The Hornets will try to repeat as CAAC White champs and are working toward developing team chemistry. Williamston has a strong core returning in Sturm and a pair of talented sophomores in Watters and Peplowski,. - Lansing State Journal

Outlook: A senior and two sophomores return for coach Pete Cool. Senior Renee Sturm averaged 10 points a game last year and has already committed to Ferris State. Sophomore Maddie Watters averaged 10 points a game, and fellow sophomore Allison Peplowski chipped in five points per game and is ready to have a big season. Cool will use the early part of the season to build chemistry. - Detroit Free Press

Taking a look at the pre-season top ranked teams participating in the 21st Annual Motor City Roundball Classic.

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Dark horse: OAK PARK (11-8) . The Knights have their third head coach in four seasons, as former Birmingham Detroit Country Day star Peggy Carr-McMichael takes over for the departed Diane Jones after two seasons. She has plenty to work with, as Kadijah Lucas and Amber Davis both made the all-OAA squad as juniors.. -  MiPrepZone

Taking a look at the pre-season top ranked teams participating in the 21st Annual Motor City Roundball Classic.

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Dark horse: NORTH FARMINGTON (12-10). The Raiders went 9-1 in non-conference play last regular season, but just 2-8 in OAA Red play, and were bumped down to the White after the season, where they easily could contend for a league title.

North Farmington returns five seniors, four juniors and a sophomore with varsity experience, and should be most solid in the post, with 5-11 junior Kierra Crockett, 5-10 senior Alexa Cherney and 6-0 sophomore Sam Cherney. Junior Kelly Lusk gets the task of replacing Megan Carter (Kent State) at the point, while junior Sam Randel’s knees are finally healthy, allowing her to vie with classmate Sophie Muller for the last starting spot, or the first spot off the bench. - MiPrepZone