The Detroit Red Wings and Lions each lost a game-changing superstar this past offseason. Pavel Datsyuk and Calvin Johnson retired from their respective sports.
First-year head volleyball coach Rosemary Motamedi knew starting a program at Henry Ford College after it was defunct for three years would be quite the challenge. However, she did not shy away from that challenge and neither has the rest of her team.
The Detroit Historical Museum is hosting an exhibit titled, “Chasing Dreams: Baseball & Becoming American,” sponsored in part by the Jewish Historical Society of Michigan and the National Museum of American Jewish History.
You would think that after losing a state champion golfer to graduation that the Henry Ford College golf team would be on the decline, but that is not quite true for this year’s Hawks team.
That’s right, the eight-team international hockey tournament is back for the first time since 2004. This will be the third tournament of its kind, with the first happening in 1996.
In the city of Detroit sports fans have the Tigers, the Lions, and the Red Wings. Comerica Park, where the Tigers play, opened in 2000, and the Lions’ Ford Field opened in 2002.
In the fifth round in the 2016 MLB draft the Texas Rangers took 6’5 left handed pitcher and Henry Ford College student Kyle Roberts. Roberts has been considered a hard thrower topping out this past year at 97 MPH.