The Kearsley Hornets have earned the most points in the winter season with 46 to lead the Flint Metro League, topping 2nd place Flushing by 7 points. Winning a title in girls' bowling and placing 2nd in girls' basketball, competitive cheer and boys' bowl, the Hornets had a strong winter season.  After the conclusion of the fall and winter season, Fenton continues to lead the league with 104 points, 9 points ahead of second place Flushing.  Fenton has won the last 3 all-sports championships and 15 of the last 16 races.

For each varsity sport, a school receives one point for each team it finishes ahead of in the final standings, with the league champion receiving a bonus point.  Fenton won league championships in girls' golf, girls', boys' and girls' cross country, boys' soccer and boys' and girls' swim so far this year. Flushing has 93 total all-sports points going into the spring season with titles in volleyball, boys' tennis, football and boys' bowling. Holly is in 3rd place with 71.50 points followed by Swartz Creek with 70, Clio with 67, Kearsley with 62, Linden with 60, Owosso with 49 and Brandon with 48.50.

There are seven spring sports yet to compete for in the 2018-19 league sports year so expect a lot of movement in the all-sports competition between now and June.

Coach Rob Ploof led the Kearsley girls' bowling team to an unprecedented 6th consecutive D2 State Championship.....and their 7th in the past 8 years!

The Hornets finished the team qualifying rounds seeded in 1st place and proceeded to knock off Coldwater 1315-1135.  Kearsley then defeated Charlotte in the semi-finals 1332-1264 to set up the showdown between the #1 and #2 seeds for the title.  Kearsley squared off against Tecumseh, a team they had beat soundly last year in the finals, and walked away with a 1352-1239  victory and a D2 State Championship.  

In the boys' D2 action, Flint Kearsley qualified in 7th but lost to New Boston Huron 1277-1359.  Owosso boys finished in 13th place in the qualifying round.

In the singles portion of the State Finals, the Metro League again had bowlers contending for titles.  In D1, Evelyn Cano from Flushing qualified in 12th place but lost in the quarterfinals.  In D2, Kearsley's Evelyn Eible (14th) and Imari Blond (1st) both qualified with Blond advancing to the quarters before losing.  In the boys' division, Owosso's Tom Trecha qualified in 3rd but did not advance.

The Fenton Tigers have captured their 9th straight Metro League Championship finishing the league season with an undefeated 5-0 dual season record and a 1st place finish at the Metro League meet. The Tigers, led by Coach of the Year Brad Jones, finished 242 points over 2nd place Swartz Creek.

The league meet was exciting with 3 new records established.  Fenton's Evan Bartow set 2 individual records breaking his own previous records in both the 200 Yd. IM at 2:02.80 and the 500 Yd Freestyle at 4:50:90.  Swartz Creek/Flushing set a new record in the 200 Yd. Freestyle Relay at 1:31.58 by Jacob Macinnis, Ian Barbour, Andrew Domanik, Peter Adams.

In post-season tournament action, the following Metro League swimmers and divers advanced to the State Finals:
     Fenton:     200 Yd Medley Relay:  Joel Diccion, Noah Maier, Evan Bartow, Gavin Crews
                      200 Yd. Ind. Medley:     Evan Bartow
                                                            Joel Diccion
                       Diving:                          Jack Killian
                       500 Free:                      Evan Bartow
                                                             Jack Iddings
                                                             Zac Jump
                                                             Josh Kippe
                       200 Free Relay:            Gavin Crews, Spencer Gabler, Alec Maddock, Anthony Barnett
                       400 Free Relay:            Josh Kippe, Zac Jump, Alec Maddock, Evan Bartow
       Hollly:      100 Back:                      Logan Molzahn
       Kearsley:  Diving                           Daniel Martinez
       Brandon:  Diving                           Megan Shay
       Owosso:   Diving                           Brandon Steinley

The Athletic Directors of the Flint Metro League have selected Holly's Rebecca Fugate and Kearsley's Kyle Langworthy as the Athletes of the Month for March.

Rebecca Fugate is a standout basketball player for Holly HS.  A three year captain for the Bronchos, Rebecca has broken numerous school records and has been a 1st Team All Metro player for the past three seasons, and a BCAM Honorable Mention All State player as both a sophomore and junior. A prolific scorer, Rebecca is now listed as 2nd in all-time scoring in the Flint Metro League.  As a junior, Rebecca was named to the BCAM Academic All State team and currently has a 3.770 gpa.  Rebecca will continue her academic and basketball career at Wayne State University where she will major in Nursing.

Kyle Langworthy is a three sport athlete at Kearsley HS lettering in bowling, baseball and tennis.  Kyle has helped the Hornets to two MHSAA Regional team championships in bowling.  In his senior season, Kyle qualified for the singles State Finals and earned a berth on the First team All-Metro team.  An exceptional student with a 4.062 gpa, Kyle has earned an academic scholarship to University of Michigan-Ann Arbor where he will major in bio-medical engineering.