District Semifinals Recap – Playoffs Week 2
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The district semifinals delivered everything fans could hope for — blowouts, battles, and breakout performances. Across Michigan, playoff contenders showed what November football is all about: toughness, execution, and the will to survive and advance.
Division 1 Highlights
Detroit Catholic Central continued its unbeaten march, taking down Hartland 35-7. The Shamrocks remain the most complete team in the state with their balance and discipline.
Cass Tech rolled over Northville 46-3, as the Technicians’ defense once again looked elite and playoff-ready.
Clarkston made a statement, crushing Davison 52-14 behind dominant line play and relentless energy.
Belleville awaits its matchup against Brownstown Woodhaven, postponed until Saturday.
Harper Woods stayed perfect after last week’s hard-fought win over Mason, now preparing for Macomb Lutheran North (7-2).
Other Key District Semifinal Results
Hudsonville blew past Jenison 47-7, extending their unbeaten season.
Rockford looked sharp, dominating Grandville 42-7 to keep their title hopes alive.
Howell defeated Kalamazoo Central 45-20 behind a powerful rushing attack.
East Kentwood rolled through Grand Ledge 49-15, continuing its playoff momentum.
Grand Blanc moved to 10-0 after beating Oxford 49-30 in another offensive showcase.
Saline handled Salem 43-13 to keep pace among the state’s best.
Dearborn Fordson advanced with a 34-14 win over Farmington.
Rochester Adams topped rival Rochester 34-10, securing cross-town bragging rights.
Romeo edged Sterling Heights Stevenson 14-13 in a defensive thriller.
Macomb Dakota escaped with a gritty 6-3 win over Utica.
Rochester Hills Stoney Creek vs. Utica Eisenhower – result pending at press time.
The Final Whistle
As the district finals approach, Michigan’s playoff landscape is tightening. Programs like Detroit Catholic Central and Cass Tech look unbeatable, while powerhouses such as Clarkston and Rockford are hitting peak form at the perfect time. Every week now feels like a championship game — and Detroit Varsity Sports will be there every step of the way.
