Sports

A pair of Hudson seniors and a couple of Clinton underclassmen, along with a record-breaking effort from Tecumseh in the girls’ 4x100-meter Relay, highlighted the annual Lenawee County All-County Track and Field Meet on May 26 at Sand Creek High School.

A surprise appendectomy slowed his junior season a few months into the 2024-25 season. Once he returned, Teagan Cunningham competed at the Lenawee County All-County Wrestling Tournament and captured the 150-pound title.

Hudson senior Nicholas Sorrow captured his fourth individual state championship at Ford Field in Detroit on March 7.

When the time comes for Hudson wrestling coach Scott Marry to take his final bow, the career wins and numerous championships will mark his legacy.

For Adrian senior Kade Opsal, the journey to the top of the podium didn’t begin at the state meet  but with uncertainty.

A last-second shot in regulation to tie the game and a go-ahead layup in overtime kept the Onsted boys basketball team from reaching the Division 3 state semifinals.

Adrian High School’s Jordan Kelly has been fortunate enough to watch Stevie Elam grow up in Adrian and become the young man he is today.

Clinton senior Bryce Randolph overcame a serious injury en route to a career milestone on the squared circle.

One high school had a reputation as a wrestling powerhouse, while the other just wanted to start a program. The Madison-Sand Creek cooperative wrestling program emerged 25 years ago with one high school focused on preserving its history and the other on creating its own identity.