Source: Detroit Free Press

Author: Patricia Montemurri / Jennifer Martinez

In a long line outside of a Manhattan raw juice bar, Michigan sisters Caitlin and Jessie James tasted a trend they could make and market in their home state.

Source: Observer/Eccentric

Author: Unknown

Mercy High School held its 70th commencement ceremony last week at the Detroit Opera House to honor its Class of 2015.

The class earned more than $21 million in college scholarships and served more than 29,000 hours of community service.

Source: Observer/Eccentric

Author: Dan O'Meara / John Stormzand

Farmington Hills Mercy breezed into the semifinal round of the state softball tournament Tuesday with a surprisingly easy victory over a quality Clarkston team in a six-inning mercy, 11-1.

Source: Observer/Eccentric

Author: Dan O'Meara / John Heider

Farmington Hills Mercy came through in the clutch Saturday to win a regional softball championship with a nailbiting, 3-2 victory over Waterford Kettering.

In the seventh inning of a tie game at Novi High School, the season was on the line for the Marlins, and the pressure was on junior pitcher Andrea Elmore.

Source: Observer/Eccentric

Author: Dan O'Meara / John Stormzand

Junior Andrea Elmore pitched her second perfect softball game in a week Monday, leading Farmington Hills Mercy to its fourth consecutive district tournament championship.

Source: Unknown

Author: Unknown

Source: Unknown

Author: Christian Davis

Source: Observer/Eccentric

Author: Dan O'Meara

Senior Allysen Eads capped a fine track career at Mercy High School by winning both distance races May 19 in the Catholic League A-B Division girls championship meet at Livonia Ladywood.

Source: USA Today High School Sports

Author: Dan O'Meara / John Stormzand

Farmington Hills Mercy waited six years to win another regional championship in girls lacrosse and finally achieved it Friday night with a 16-11 victory over Dexter at Farmington High School.

The Marlins will play Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook Kingswood in a Division 2 semifinal game at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Okemos High School.

Source: USA Today High School Sports

Author: Dan O'Meara / John Stormzand

For much of the first half, Farmington Hills Mercy and Walled Lake Northern were pitted against each other in an evenly matched lacrosse battle and were deadlocked on the scoreboard Wednesday.

That changed quickly and completely as the Marlins took charge and went on to win the Division 2 girls regional semifinal game at Farmington High School, 17-9.

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