Medley helps East to 22-21 victory
ALMONT — The East team, which listed Almont defensive lineman Dominic Medley on its roster,…

ALMONT — The East team, which listed Almont defensive lineman Dominic Medley on its roster, pulled out a 22-21 victory over the West squad in the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association All-Star Game last Saturday evening.
Lawrence Tech University is where the action unfolded.
In Saturday’s battle, the West team grabbed a 7-6 edge after one quarter was complete.
Quarter two saw the West squad generate seven points and the East collected none. It allowed them to go up 14-6 at the half.
When the action resumed, the East team bounced back with a 6-0 third quarter advantage. That closed the gap to 14-12.
The East squad then put together a 10-7 fourth quarter rally, pulling out a 22-21 victory.
Grayson Bills (Hudson), Michael Haverland (Livonia Stevenson), Amarion Lyte (Centerline), Cameron Patterson (Warren Woods Tower), Jamal Shakespear (West Bloomfield), Moustafa Elzhenni (Utica Stevenson), Mason Grove (Brighton), Selah Houston (Troy), Alex Hensley (Lake Orion), Derek Klein (Livonia Clarenceville), Chase Milostan (Millington), Brett Karwowski Jr. (Hartland), Bryce Randolph (Clinton), Martez Kelley (Warren Fitzgerald), Lionel Thompson Jr. (Chandler Park), Devin Lillard (Redford Union), Jeffery Little (Livonia Franklin), Cole Strieter (Valley Lutheran), Kaiden Eller (Lakeland), Ian Theisen (Saline), Kamden Brown (Northville), Tyree Robinson (Detroit Denby), Brayden Clark (Sterling Heights Stevenson), Lander Emerick (Allen Park Cabrini), Rocco Pillarelli (Whiteford), Cooper Arnedt (Dexter), Marcel Dawson (Detroit Central), Peyton Harrington (Kingston), Zackary Haywood (Yale), Milt Standifer IV (Roseville), Mikey Kozel (Cousino), Ben Latona (Anchor Bay), Luke Creighton (Salem), Willie McNair-Hairston (North Farmington), Johnny Pardo (Southgate Anderson), Will Sykes Jr. (Cass Tech), Jaxon Bolster (Ida), Vincent Tringali (St. Clair Shores Lakeview) and Gavin Yax (Whitmore Lake) joined Medley on the winning East team’s roster.
Corde Anderson (Whitehall), Xander Brock (St. Louis), Isaac Codde (St. Joseph), Jake Deitsch (Reed City), Javani Funches (Lansing Everettt), Luke Egan (Cedar Springs), Evart Cooper (Dewitt), Oliver Long (Morrice), Colton Goethals (Kingsley), Sawyer Blasczyk (Charlevoix), Daniel Wylie (Clarencville), Davis Hutt (Grand Rapids Christian), Brady Leonard (St. Patricks), Tre Most (Breckenridge), Braxton D’Bryant (Ovid-Elsie), Zander Wheatley (Freeland), Joey Schlid (Mason), Carter Yates (Portage Northern), Preston Six (Oakridge), Daylin Taylor (Grand Blanc), Christopher Brownlee (Swartz Creek), Jacob Halicek (Clare), Connor Grief (Saginaw Heritage), Walt Autrey (Ludington), Tannor Kingery (Holland), Jaheem Lewis (Bendle), Riley Olson (Mount Pleasant), Cameron Gunsell (Ludington), Mateo Riviera (Muskegon), Jaxon Bovia (Byron Center), Javani Funches (Lansing Everett), Xander Brock (St. Louis), Zander Halliwill (Midland Dow), Carson Hardy (Grand Haven), Tommy Pratt (Williamston), Eli Macauly (Forest Hills Northern), Cyron Stamper (Jackson), Josh McCune (East Grand Rapids), Akin Dlapade (Marshall), Mitchell Beyer (Vicksburg) and Brady Vanlecke (Hudsonville) represented the West squad that day.