How to Watch MHSAA Tournament, Division 1, North Farmington vs Orchard Lake St. Mary's: Stream High School Basketball Live, TV Channel
North Farmington (24-2) gets another shot at Oakland County rival Orchard Lake St. Mary's (26-1) in Saturday's Michigan Division 1 championship game at the Breslin Center in East Lansing. The Eaglets have knocked the Raiders out of the tournament each of the last two seasons and the teams know each other well since their schools are separated by only four miles. Orchard Lake St. Mary's is in a championship game for the first time since winning the Class B (now Division 2) title in 2000 while North Farmington lost the Class A (now Division 1) final in 2016. The winner will be the first Oakland County team to hoist the championship trophy in Division 1 since Clarkston won back-to-back titles in Class A in 2017 and 2018.
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Game Date: March 16, 2024
Game Time: 12 p.m. ET
TV: Bally Sports Detroit Extra
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The Raiders held off Zeeland West's early runs and pulled away after halftime for a 58-39 semifinal victory on Friday. Tyler Spratt finished with 19 points, Landon Williams added 14 and Dylan Smith grabbed 11 rebounds, eight on the offensive glass while the defense held Zeeland West to just 30.8% shooting (12-of-39).
The Eaglets won their 23rd straight game while blowing out Ann Arbor Huron 82-42 in their semifinal. Trey McKenney went for 20 points, 11 rebounds and six assists for Orchard Lake St. Mary's while Daniel Smythe dropped in 18 points and Jayden Savoury had 14. The Eaglets shot 52.7% (29-of-55) and assisted on 19 of their 29 buckets.
Orchard Lake St. Mary's reached the semifinals last year, losing to Muskegon, after knocking off North Farmington in their regional final. In 2022, the Eaglets beat the Raiders in the regional semifinals before losing in the state quarterfinals, one step shy of reaching state.
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