įourth Team: Andre Mitchell, Detroit East Catholic.įirst Team: David Holmes, Jackson Mike Peplowski, Warren DeLaSalle (NBA) Scott Riley, Adrian Calvin Winfield, Kalamazoo Central Jon Zulauf, Port Huron Coach Jim Carideo, Saginaw Nouvel Basketball) Honorable Mention: Tony Tolbert, Detroit DePorres (Harlem Globetrotters). Joseph (NFL).įirst Team: Chris Webber, Detroit Country Day (NBA/1991 Mr.
Honorable Mention: Derrick Hall, Mackenzie Willie Holliday, Cody Voshon Lenard, Southwestern (NBA) Sean Rambus, Pershing Ty Hallock, Greenville (NFL) Rayvlon Croon, Highland Park Andy Ayrault, Grosse Pointe South.įirst Team: Shawn Respert, Redford Bishop Borgess (NBA) Fourth Team: Derrick Alexander, Detroit Benedictine (NFL) Sixth Team: Rob Fredrickson, St. Sixth Team: Jeff DeMasse, Utica Ford Matt Jamison, Port Huron Northern Dave Klem, Temperance-Bedford Daniel Lyton, Cooley Mike Moscato, Rochester Basketball) Sam Mitchell, Kalamazoo Loy Norrix William Paige, Flint Northwestern Marte Smith, Grand Rapids Ottawa Hills Kareem Washington, Lansing Sextonįourth Team: Andrew Ament, Grosse Pointe South Derwin Good, Cooley Robert Harris, Flint Northern Delano Johnson, Saginaw Jalen Rose, Southwestern (NBA)įifth Team: Sean Prude, Finney Von Nickleberry, Saginaw Arthur Hill Randy Grundstrom, Charlotte Jamie Cole, Grand Rapids Creston Chris Boller, Gibralter Carlson Third Team: Anthony “Pig” Miller, Benton Harbor (NBA/Harlem Globetrotters/1990 Mr. Second Team: Lorenzo Orr, Pershing Lou Dawkins, Saginaw Jay Greene, Flint Central Ramsey Nichols, Benton Harbor Ray Schneider, Mt. Basketball) Maurice Brantley, Belleville Steve Hondero, Grand Rapids South Christian Dwayne Stephens, Ferndale Marc White, Battle Creek Central Coach Ben Kelso, Cooley Pershing’s Steve Smith and Southwestern’s Anderson Hunt were first-teamers and Cooley coach Ben Kelso was Coach of the Year.įirst Team: Michael Talley, Cooley (1989 Mr. That was a big year for the PSL as All-Staters. God Bless.Henry Ford’s Mark Brisker, seen here with the Maccabi Tel Aviv club, was a second-team Class A All-State pick by the Free Press in 1987. You make a difference in young people's lives. The thing is we are not following our our kids or their teams we are picking the best games and going wherever it may be. I guess its the sign of the times and our time is up. I will have a sign stating could you buy me a ticket and ill pay you cash.
One problem for me and alot of my older friends we dont have the right phones or credit info. I'm 75 yrs old and I'm so excited with the match ups this week. So this is why I loved your book so much you were spot on with your picks of athletes and coaches games your family ECT. The historical society in Lansing made a room like mine and moved my collection to Lansing.
Through my lifetime with dad, brothers, grand children I have seen all but 3 state championships in basketball and when the playoffs started in football in 1975 I have also only missed 3 games. We went 23 and 1 that season and won the state championship. Our starters were all in the range of 5'10" I was 6'2" so I earned a stating spot on and off through the season. Them basketball came I was in the right spot at the right time. I was 15 I was a starter in football my favorite sport. My dad said there is a good young coach at St.Matts so that is where my story begins. We had to make a choice what school to attend for H.S. Pratt coached in all the sports at St.Matts.
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