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Detroit High School Sports Awards: Meet the boys, girls bowling nominees
The Detroit High School Sports Awards, presented by Detroit Area Honda Dealers, is proud to announce the nominees for the Boys and Girls Bowler of the Year. The winner will be announced during the live show to take place on June 18 at The Fillmore Detroit.
The show is produced in partnership with the U.S. Army.
The Detroit High School Sports Awards, one of 20 regional shows across the United States, is a nine-month student-athlete recognition program that will culminate at a red-carpet show this spring. The show will recognize athletes, coaches, and teams from across the greater Detroit region that play in sanctioned Michigan High School Athletic Association sports.
More: Nominate a high school coach for the Honda Inspiration Award
During the live show, these nominees will be honored, along with the player of the year for each of the 27 other recognized sports. The awards showcase will also feature other premier awards for both on- and off-the-field accomplishments of student-athletes, coaches and teams, including a Courage Award and Coaches of the Year, Teams of the Year, and the Boys and Girls Athlete of the Year awards.
All nominees who RSVP will receive complementary tickets to the event at no charge thanks to sponsors. Nominated athletes can register for the show here.
Guests of nominated athletes can purchase their tickets at this link.
Read more about the show and sign up for updates here.
Here are the nominees for Boys Bowler of the Year:
Bryce Cadaret, Allen Park Cabrini High School — JR
Dylan Harnden, Utica Eisenhower High School — JR
Clinton Harris, Warren Woods Tower High School — SR
Landen Moore, Macomb Dakota High School — SR
Nolan Pepper, Madison Heights Lamphere High School — JR
Brendan Riley, Waterford Mott High School — SR
Here are the nominees for Girls Bowler of the Year:
Kourtney Downham, Allen Park Cabrini High School — SO
Caitlyn Johnson, Livonia Clarenceville High School — JR
Sophia Matheson, Utica Eisenhower High School — JR
Ava Mazza, Utica High School — FR
Haylie Patterson, Macomb Dakota High School — SR
Grace Polega, Utica Henry Ford II High School — JR
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Pulse of Politics: SNAP benefits partially funded & Detroit elections
The Trump Administration announces Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits will be partially funded. Lighthouse CEO Ryan Hertz discusses the concerns that still remain. Plus, Sam Robinson, journalist with Detroit One Million and Pulse of Politics Host Aaron Jordan take a deep dive into the Motor City’s elections.
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Vikings at Lions predictions: Expert picks for NFL Week 9
Are you ready for some football? With the Detroit Lions taking a week off after their thrilling “Monday Night Football” win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 7, they’re back and ready to get back to business on Sunday afternoon. The Lions host the NFC North divisional rival Minnesota Vikings for their first matchup of the season. The Vikings come in at 3-4 and aren’t as scary as they’ve been in years past, but that doesn’t mean the Lions can overlook them.
“I know what the talent is, I’ve seen it,” said Lions head coach Dan Campbell on Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy. “They’re going to do what they need to do to help him out and try to reduce the stress. Take as much off his plate, yet allow him to do things he does well. They’re going to find ways. They’re going to try to establish the run, screen game, get it to 18 (Justin Jefferson), get this kid on the move. They’re going to do a hell of a job. They’ll have a good plan ready, and so will we.”
Here’s a look at our Pride of Detroit staff picks for the Lions in Week 9:
Now, it’s your turn to have your voice heard. Share what you think the game score will be in the comment section at the bottom of the page and vote in the poll directly below. Will Detroit keep playing like a top team in the NFL, or could the Vikings catch the Lions resting off their bye week?
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