Michigan, September 7, 2025
News Summary
In the second week of Michigan high school football, teams showcased their skills with impressive victories. Northville defeated Plymouth 35-15, and Brighton achieved a 41-0 shutout over Canton. Standout players included Northville’s Cooper Derkach, who threw four touchdown passes, and Howell’s Luke Creighton, who produced 229 passing yards. The competition remains fierce as teams continue to vie for top positions in the league. Fans can follow the action through broadcasts and newsletters from the Michigan High School Athletic Association.
Michigan High School Football Week 2 Roundup
Michigan, USA – In an exciting Week 2 of high school football action across the state, several teams displayed impressive performances, with dominant scores reflecting their skills on the field. Notable victories included Northville’s 35-15 win over Plymouth, and Brighton’s commanding 41-0 shutout against Canton.
Key Game Highlights
Northville showcased a strong offensive game led by quarterback Cooper Derkach, who completed 10 of 15 passes for 178 yards, throwing four touchdowns and one interception. Wide receiver Kamden Brown was instrumental in the victory, catching four passes for 108 yards and three touchdowns. The defense also stepped up, with Robbie Kehoe recording two sacks and recovering two fumbles.
In another standout performance, Hartland defeated Novi by a score of 30-0, with quarterback Michael Elliott achieving 91 passing yards and 135 total offensive yards along with a touchdown. Brighton’s Dom D’Agosta excelled by throwing for 191 yards and completing nine out of nine passes for three touchdowns against Canton.
Howell triumphed over Salem 35-20 with Luke Creighton producing 229 passing yards and two touchdown completions. Livonia Stevenson notched a comprehensive victory, blanking Wayne Memorial 35-0, as Eugenio Tanda starred with two rushing touchdowns.
Other notable matchups included Livonia Franklin edging out Westland John Glenn 19-14 with Bryce Napier contributing three touchdown passes, and Bloomfield Hills handily defeating Royal Oak 41-7, driven by Zach Kraft’s proficient passing.
Noteworthy Teams and Players
South Lyon overwhelmed Waterford Kettering with a striking 55-6 victory, showcasing Seth McGlinch’s accurate passing, while Walled Lake Western overcame North Farmington 31-27 thanks to significant contributions on both sides of the ball. White Lake Lakeland also secured an impressive 48-20 win over Walled Lake Northern.
Detroit Catholic Central continued its strong season, defeating Toledo Central Catholic 27-14, with Cam Swearingen contributing with two rushing touchdowns and an additional 75-yard touchdown reception. Brother Rice performed well against Detroit U-D Jesuit, winning convincingly 35-7. The resilience of Royal Oak Shrine was evident in their 39-0 rout of Lutheran Westland.
Statistical Leaders and Future Updates
Multiple players excelled in both passing and rushing categories throughout the week, with defensive standout Reece Pippin from Novi making 18 tackles and forcing several fumbles. Coaches are encouraged to submit player statistics to ensure updates to the leaderboards.
The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) continues to broadcast football games on the NFHS Network, and fans can sign up for weekly newsletters to stay informed about upcoming matchups and player rankings as the season progresses.
Background Information
The Michigan high school football season has a rich tradition, showcasing the talent and dedication of student-athletes across the state. Week 2 results outline emerging trends, standout performances, and competitive spirit among teams striving for excellence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were some of the top scores from Week 2?
Some notable scores included Northville beating Plymouth 35-15, Brighton defeating Canton 41-0, and Hartland winning against Novi 30-0.
Which players had standout performances?
Key players included Cooper Derkach of Northville with four touchdown passes, Dom D’Agosta’s flawless game hitting three touchdowns, and Luke Creighton from Howell passing for two touchdowns while rushing for another.
How can I get updates on Michigan high school football?
Fans can stay updated through broadcasts on the NFHS Network and can also sign up for weekly newsletters providing the latest game updates and player rankings.
Game Highlights Chart
| Team | Opponent | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Northville | Plymouth | 35-15 |
| Hartland | Novi | 30-0 |
| Brighton | Canton | 41-0 |
| Livonia Stevenson | Wayne Memorial | 35-0 |
| Dearborn | Livonia Churchill | 26-20 |
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Additional Resources
- Detroit Free Press: Michigan High School Football Week 3 Scores
- Wikipedia: Michigan High School Athletic Association
- Michigan’s Thumb: High School Football Final Scores
- Google Search: Michigan high school football scores
- Detroit News: Michigan High School Football Week 2 Scores
- Google Scholar: Michigan high school football
- Sports Illustrated: Michigan High School Football Schedule and Scores
- Encyclopedia Britannica: High School
- MLive: Michigan High School Football Scores from Week 2
- Google News: Michigan high school football
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