Michigan High School Football Score - Playoffs/2nd Round

by Jeff Fisher
Michigan High School Football Huddle

When it comes to Michigan's coaching royalty, Brother Rice's Al Fracassa and Farmington Hills Harrison's John Herrington are at the top of the royal family.

Saturday, Fracassa, who is the state's all-time winningest coach, won his 402nd game and knocked-off Herrington, whose team entered the game unbeaten and ranked #22 by MaxPreps, out of the Michigan high school football playoffs.

The 30-7 win avenged last year's playoff victory by Harrison over Brother Rice in the opening round.  The victory was a springboard for the Hawks, who went-on to the win the school's 13th state championship.  Last night's loss also snapped Harrison's 24-game win streak.

Brother Rice advances to next week's quarterfinal round where the Warriors will face Southfield.

Click here to read a game summary.

Back on August 25th, I spoke with both Fracassa and Herrington on High School Football America, click here to listen to that interview.




Michigan High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 5, 2011


Playoffs
2nd Round

Division 1
Detroit Cass Tech 33, Dearborn Fordson 7
Detroit Catholic Central 21, Canton 14

Division 2
Birmingham Brother Rice 30, Farmington Hills Harrison 7
Fenton 35, Okemos 7
Southfield 27, Farmington 9

Division 3
Holland 42, Zeeland East 21
Mount Pleasant 35, Petoskey 28

Division 4
Alma 25, Escanaba 15

Division 5
Menominee 63, Grayling 22

Division 6
Constantine 37, Schoolcraft 30, 2OT
Iron Mountain 36, McBain 35, 3OT
Warren Michigan Collegiate 35, Marlette 0

Division 7
District Final
Detroit Loyola 29, Royal Oak Shrine 0
Ishpeming 44, West Iron County 14

Division 8
Beal City 35, Frankfort-Elberta 6
Mendon 28, Muskegon Catholic Central 21

Eight-Player
Carsonville-Port Sanilac 53, Bellaire 22
Marine City Cardinal Mooney 62, Litchfield 20