The Michigan High School Athletic Association football playoffs advanced through a busy weekend of regional and district action.
Games held on Nov. 13 and Nov. 14 determined which programs remain in contention for the state finals at Ford Field, “according to Yahoo Sports.”
By the conclusion of the weekend, the field for the 11-player football tournament will be narrowed to just four teams per division.
There are currently 32 teams still competing for the opportunity to play in the championship games scheduled for Nov. 27 and Nov. 28, “as reported by the Detroit Free Press.”
Fans can view the remaining playoff games live or on demand via the NFHS Network, “noted the official broadcast partner.”
Friday results saw several high-scoring affairs across the state.
Almont defeated Marine City 41-14, while Catholic Central secured a 21-7 victory over Clarkston.
Chelsea topped Mason 42-24, and DeWitt earned a 41-24 win against Mt. Pleasant.
Detroit Country Day won 21-13 over Lutheran North, and Divine Child edged out Goodrich 21-14.
Frankenmuth defeated Swan Valley 27-21, while Grand Rapids South Christian bested Portland 35-20.
Grosse Pointe South dominated Franklin 50-13, and Harper Woods defeated De La Salle 35-20.
Hudson cruised to a 61-20 win over Springport, and Ithaca beat Pewamo-Westphalia 29-10.
Jefferson narrowly defeated Summit 15-12, while Kenowa Hills topped Unity Christian 42-21.
Kingsley won 34-28 over Meridian, and Lumen Christi defeated Belding 56-20.
Milford edged South Lyon 26-20, and Mona Shores beat Byron Center 45-28.
New Lothrop triumphed over Ubly 39-34, while Ogemaw Heights won 15-12 against Negaunee.
Romeo defeated Stoney Creek 16-9, and St. Mary’s beat Brother Rice 48-14.
Whiteford secured a 32-20 win over Jonesville, and Zeeland West defeated Thornapple Kellogg 30-24.
These scores reflect the latest updates from the 11-player district finals and 8-player regional finals, “per the Detroit Free Press.”
Additional updates on the tournament bracket are expected soon as the road to the state title continues.