​The Flushing Raiders have earned the most points in the winter season with 30 to lead the Stripes Division of the Flint Metro League, topping 2nd place Kearsley by 2.5 points. Winning a title in girls' basketball and boys’ bowling and placing 2nd in girls' bowling and boys basketball, the Raiders had a strong winter season. 
After the conclusion of the fall and winter seasons, Fenton continues to lead the league with 65 points, 6.5 points ahead of second place Flushing.  Fenton has won the last 4 all-sports championships and 16 of the last 17 races.
 
In the Stars Division, Corunna tallied 28 points for the winter season to finish 2.5 points ahead of Clio and 2 points ahead of Goodrich.  The Mustangs won the Stars championship in both wrestling and competitive cheer and finished second in boys’ basketball. 
Goodrich continues to lead the Stars with 64.5 points, a commanding 16 point lead over second place Clio.

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. 

With the anticipated addition of boys lacrosse this year as a Metro League sport, there are eight spring sports yet to compete in the 2019-20 league sports year. We can expect a lot of movement in the all-sports competition between now and June.

was The Flint Metro League announces Katelyn Siebert from Lake Fenton and Colton Blaha from Owosso as the Stars Division Athletes of the Month.

Katelyn is a 4 year varsity basketball letter winner and three time captain for the Blue Devils.  She earned Honorable Mention honors in the GEC as a freshman and sophomore and was First Team as a junior.  Katelyn recently scored her 1,000 point and led her team to the District final game to be played Friday night.  She has twice been named the State Bank Athlete of the Week.  Katelyn has maintained a 3.81 GPA and will continue her basketball and academic career at Cornerstone University in the fall.

Colton Blaha is a two sport standout for Owosso, lettering in both football and wrestling, and has also lettered in basketball and track.  With over 50 career wins, he has twice been crowned the league champion in the Metro.  A three time state qualifier, Colton earned All State honors as both a freshman and junior.  This season, he was the League, District and Regional champion at #160 and will challenge for a state title this weekend.  Colton was also named as First Team linebacker for the Trojans and holds the school record for solo tackles on the gridiron.  Maintaining a 3.26 GPA, Colton will continue his wrestling career at the collegiate level where he aspires to be an All American wrestler.