Michigan (MHSAA) high school football championship scores, live updates, recaps (11/29/2024)
The 2024 Michigan (MHSAA) championships begin on Friday, November 29 and continue to Saturday, November 30 at Ford Field in Detroit.
High School on SI will have live updates and a recap of every division championship.
High School on SI will have scores, schedules and coverage throughout the 2024 MHSAA championship. This page will be updated through the week.
2024 Michigan high school football championship schedule, live updates, recaps
DIVISION 1 BRACKET
FINAL: Detroit Cass Tech 42, Hudsonville 20
DIVISION 2 BRACKET
FINAL: Orchard Lake St. Mary's 35, Byron Center 19
DIVISION 3 BRACKET
FINAL: Zeeland West 42, Detroit Martin Luther King 22
DIVISION 4 BRACKET
FINAL: Goodrich 35, Niles 6
Goodrich built a 35-0 lead throughout the game as the Martians dominate Niles. Chase Burnett ran for 157 yards and two touchdowns while quarterback Tanner Mazich threw for 168 yards and one touchdown.
It's the first state title in program history for Goodrich.
DIVISION 5 BRACKET
Nov. 30 at 4 p.m.
Frankenmuth (13-0) vs Pontiac Notre Dame Prep (11-1)
DIVISION 6 BRACKET
FINAL: Jackson Lumen Christi 56, Lansing Catholic 18
Kadale Williams ran 27 times for 314 yards and five touchdowns as Lumen Christi rolls Lansing Catholic for its third straight Division 7 championship. Williams is now the MHSAA record holder for rushing yards in a championship game, and he ties the record for touchdowns in a championship game.
DIVISION 7 BRACKET
FINAL: Millington 24, Monroe St Mary CC 0
Dallas Walsh led Millington with 114 rushing yards and one touchdown as the Millington defense dominated St. Mary.
The Millington defense forced St. Mary's quarterback Ian Foster into three interceptions and three sacks.
DIVISION 8 BRACKET
FINAL: Beal City 43, Riverview Gabriel Richard 14
Riverview Gabriel Richard jumped to an 8-0 lead, but Beal City scored 29 unanswered points to pull away.
Drew Block led with 112 rushing yards and two touchdowns as Beal City ran for 6.6 yards per carry. Gabriel Richard quarterback Nick Sobush threw for 120 yards and one touchdown.
The win gives Beal City its third state title in program history.
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