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The MHSAA playoffs quickly sneak up on teams after the holiday break. It seems like we've just begun, but we'll be covering playoffs in six weeks.
Here's what the playoffs look like, so far.
Wrestling
The team districts are Feb. 11-12. The Hornets will wrestle at Belleville against Belleville, Wayne Memorial and Westland John Glenn in Team District 122. They hope to advance to the team regionals Feb. 18. The individual finals are March 6-7 at Ford Field in Detroit.
Saline will wrestle in Individual District 6 on Feb. 14 at Westland John Glenn. Saline hosts the individual regional the next week.
Skiing
Saline competes in the Region 3 tournament at Alpine Valley Ski Area in White Lake. The finals are Feb. 23 at a site yet to be determined.
Hockey
Saline competes in the regional tournament Feb. 16-25 in Region 7 at Northville. Saline is joined by Northville, Pioneer, Brighton and Novi in the district. The semifinals and finals are March 5-6 at USA Hockey Arena in Plymouth.
Washtenaw United, which features several Saline players, finishes its regular season Feb. 20.
Bowling
Saline's bowlers will compete in the regionals Feb. 20 at Skores Lane in Taylor.
The finals are March 1-2 at Thunderbowl Lanes in Allen Park.
Competitive Cheer
The Hornets compete in the district at 10 a.m., Feb. 21 at Wyandotte Roosevelt. They'll hope to qualify for the regional, Feb. 28 at Troy Athens. The finals are March 6-7 at McGuirk Arena at CMU.
Boys Basketball
Saline (5-2) hosts Division 1 District 15, which includes Huron, Pioneer, Skyline, and Dexter. The tournament begins Feb. 23.
Gymnastics
Saline competes in Region 3 at Salem High School. The tournament begins at 10 a.m. The finals are March 6-7 at Milford High School.
Girls Basketball
Saline (4-1) hosts the Division 1 District 15 tournament. The district also includes Huron, Pioneer, Skyline, and Dexter. The tournament begins March 2.
Sunny, with a high of 88 and low of 61 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear overnight.
The "Sinking" fund that never sinks. The "CARES" fund that is just school tax in disguise.
Seems to me that the CARES Fund ignores the Recreation Center? Why? When the Fund was created in 1999 it included the Rec.Center? Everyone who attends Saline Schools and their neighbors all get discounted Memberships but pay no tax dollars to support it? That feels wrong to me.
Hey there Dave. I just want to provide some clarifying information. I wrote a letter of support to the Cares committee a little over a year ago on behalf of a grant application submitted by Saline Rec Center. The grant was approved.
My wife and I have been there 3 times already. The selection is amazing and the staff is extremely helpful. Can’t wait to go back again!!!
You lost us at "when I first voted for Trump". No credibility after that.
From someone who likely supported:
* Abusing the justice system to go after opponents
* Suspsended rights during COVID
* Lied about the origin of COVID
* Lied about the treatment of COVID
* Pretended every positive test for a virus was a COVID case
Supported? What an insane leap. Must say somewhat surprised to see you are a supporter of ridiculous conspiracy theories. You are wrong about us and wrong about much of what is on that little list.
Appreciate the interest in serving Saline. At this point, looks as though he will win by acclimation. Wonder what would happen if there were more candidates than spots. Without understanding why, it would be difficult to support a candidate who withdrew their interest then popped back in last minute.
As you can see by the picture, Bret is active in the city events and gives countless hours to his community.