Henry Ford Hoops

The Henry Ford Hawks currently have a 5-8 overall record.

      The Henry Ford Community College basketball team competes in Division II of the NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association), and the Hawks play in the MCCAA (Michigan Community College Athletic Association) Conference.  The Hawks are currently in 9th place in the MCCAA standings with an 0-3 Conference record, and an overall record of 5-8.  Henry Ford started the season off strong, but the Hawks are currently riding a five game losing streak.
     Scroll down to check out exclusive photos from Henry Ford's 64-60 victory over Sinclair Community College.  The game was played on Saturday November 29th, 2014.  Click on the links below for more information about Henry Ford Community College, the Michigan Community College Athletic Association Conference, or the National Junior College Athletic Association.  You can always leave a comment, and you can email the Mitten State Sports Report directly at mittenstatesportsreport@rocketmail.com  Click on past months to check out all of the Mitten State Sports Report's archived material.

Henry Ford Community College is located in Dearborn.  They are known as the Hawks.

Henry Ford defeated Sinclair Community College 64-60.  The game was played on November 29th, 2014.

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For more information about Henry Ford Community College click on  http://www.hfcc.edu



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Wolverine Hoops in Dearborn

     The University of Michigan Dearborn basketball team (pictured above) hosted the University of Northwestern Ohio Racers on Wednesday night.  The Racers defeated the Wolverines 65-44.  Wolverines Senior guard #2 Jamiel Strickland lead all scorers with 18 points, and #15 Ed Jenkins lead the Racers in scoring with 11 points.  #32 Jason Penn accumulated 8 rebounds on Wednesday night.  Penn is a 6'8 forward playing in his Freshman season for the Wolverines.  Scroll down to see some exclusive photos from Wednesday nights college basketball showdown.
     The University of Michigan Dearborn basketball team competes in the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics), and the team plays in the WHAC (Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference) along with 11 other schools.  The Wolverines have an overall record of 1-6, and the team is currently 0-2 in the WHAC. Click on the links below for more information about the University of Michigan Dearborn athletic program, the NAIA, or the WHAC.
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The Racers defeated the Wolverines 65-44 on Wednesday night.

 

The Wolverines were left scratching their heads! Click on the links below!

 










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Senior Night at UofM-D

Senior guard #12 Dustin Sielski said a few words on "Senior Night"! 

     The University of Michigan Dearborn men's basketball team celebrated "Senior Night" with a 69-68 win over Siena Heights, on Saturday night, at the field house in Dearborn.  This was the second year in a row that the Mitten State Sports Report has been on the University of Michigan Dearborn campus for this event.  The team had a brief ceremony after the victory, thanking fans, and supporters for another great season.  #12 Dustin Sielski is pictured above saying a few words to his teammates, and to the fans.  #1 Jeff Fick, #13 Danny Calcaterra, and A.J. Dombrowski are also seniors on the basketball team.  The Wolverines have won two games in a row, including a 70-66 upset victory over Madonna University, and will finish the regular season on the road at Davenport University (February 19th, 7:30 p.m.), followed by a road game at Marygrove College (February 22nd, 3:00 p.m.)
     The University of Michigan Dearborn men's basketball team plays in Division II of the NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics), and competes in the WHAC (Wolverine Hoosier Athletic Conference). The Wolverines are currently 5-15 in the WHAC, and have an overall record of 8-20.  The Wolverines have recorded an 0-11 record on the road so far this season.
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The Wolverines celebrated "Senior Night", and recorded the 69-68 victory over Siena Heights!

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Mott vs Schoolcraft Photo Album

Mott controlled the tempo early!

Schoolcraft couldn't contain Mott's Sophomore Forward #23 Fred Mattison!

#23 Fred Mattison was an inside presence on the defensive end!

Mott's 6'9 Freshman Center #2 Coreontae DeBerry used his height advantage to score easy baskets!

Mott Community College earned themselves a 96-46 victory over Schoolcraft College!

         






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For more info about Schoolcraft College click on  http://www.schoolcraft.edu



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#10 Mott Jams Over Schoolcraft 96-46

Mott's Coreontae DeBerry slammed the ball with authority! 

     Yesterday, the #10 Nationally ranked Mott Community College Bears cruised to a 96-46 victory over the Schoolcraft College Ocelots.  It was the final home game of the year for Schoolcraft, and the Ocelots acknowledged their six Sophomores for a  "Sophomore Day" celebration. The Ocelots trailed by ten points  (16-6) with twelve minutes left to play in the first half.  Mott's defensive pressure forced several turnovers, and Mott converted those turnovers into easy fast break buckets.  The Ocelots struggled to score, and had no answer for the inside presence of Mott's 6'7 Sophomore Forward Fred Mattison, and 6'9 Freshman Center Coreontae BeBerry.  Mattison, and DeBerry combined to showcase several highlight dunks that impressed even the Schoolcraft faithful.  They were also a force on the defensive end altering shots, and gobbling up rebounds.  By the end of the first half the Bears had built an insurmountable lead, and Mott let up on the gas pedal by resting their starters.  Schoolcraft also expanded their roster in the second half, allowing their young back ups to gain experience for the future.  When it was all said and done the Mott Bears proved why they are Nationally ranked, and why they are the defending National Champions.  Mott also won the National Championship in 2003, 2007, and 2008.  In 2011 they were the National Runner-up.

Mott Bears Sophomore Forward #23 Fred Mattison went strong to the bucket.

For info about Mott Community College athletics click on  http://www.mcc.edu/athletics/index.php



For more info about Schoolcraft College athletics click on  http://www.schoolcraft.edu/athletics



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