Bankston Michigan Miss Basketball

#2 posting 11.28.2006
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MICHIGAN REPORT
MISS BASKETBALL
Brenna Banktson, Frankfort, a Class D team, won the closest race in the history of Miss Basketball for Michigan. Bankston is headed to Western Michigan. From the Detroit Free Press.

ALL STATE D TEAM
The Lansing State Journal runs down their area contributions to the All State D team.

The Kalamazoo Gazette focuses on Climax-Scott's Michelle Barkley a D team member.

The Battle Creek Enquirer has more on the team.

Here is the standard Listing from the AP on the MLive site.

QUARTERFINAL DAY
Here is where to find the results on the MHSAA matchups.

PREVIEWS
The Saginaw News looks at the rough and tumble match ups for Saginaw Arthur Hill, Saginaw Nouvel, and New Lothrop.

The Detroit News some story lines for tonight along with betting lines if you have a pool. There take Brighton vs Saginaw Arthur Hill in A; East Grand Rapids vs Cheboygan in B; Saginaw Nouvel vs Detroit Community in C; and Lake Michigan Catholic vs Lansing Christian in D are the best bets for close games.

In B
Will East Grand Rapids be headed to East Lansing? The GR Press looks at their chances. EGR faces Cheboygan in Cedar Springs. Also from the Cheboygan Tribune.

Portland is making a trip to the state for the first time since 1973. They will be facing St. Clair. From the Port Huron Times-Herald as a print friendly link.

In C
Napoleon will see Cassopolis a team similar to their style. From the Jackson Citizen-Patriot.

Kingsley takes on defending champ Houghton at Petoskey and the Petoskey News Review does preview the action.

In D
Bessemer Speedgirls will try to zip by Rapid River when they meet at Marquette tonight. From the Ironwood Daily Globe.

ALL CONFERENCE TEAMS
The Lakes 8 has named their teams. From the Greenville Daily News.

Straits Area Conference team is highlighted in the Cheboygan Tribune.

REAR VIEW MIRROR
Ottawa Hill's 21-4 season is summarized in the GR Press.

SALUTES
Sheray Brown, Detroit Consortium and Joi Jennings, Waterford Christian get salutes in the Detroit News.

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