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Source: C & G News
Author: Mike Moore
FARMINGTON HILLS — There was a certain bit of revenge sought in this one.
Roughly a month after the Dearborn Divine Child girls basketball team handed Farmington Hills Mercy its only league loss of the year, the teams met for a second time Jan. 26.
There would be no repeat performance.
Source: C & G News
Author: Mike Moore
DEARBORN — Entering Thursday night’s road battle at Dearborn Divine Child, the Farmington Hills Mercy basketball team had a single blemish on its Catholic League Central Division record.
Fittingly enough, it came at the hands of the Falcons back on Dec. 21.
Leaving the Divine Child gym this night, the Marlins’ single blemish remained.
Source: Mercy High School
Author: Mercy High School
Source: MI Prep Zone
Author: Matthew Mowery
FARMINGTON HILLS — The thing about defense is — yes, it can win championships — but it has a hard time winning basketball games single-handedly.
You still have to put the ball in the bucket occasionally to do that.
Farmington Hills Mercy did that with just a touch more frequency in Tuesday’s Catholic League defensive grudge match against rival Birmingham Marian, winning essentially on the strength of three made 3-pointers, 33-30.
Source: Hometown Life
Author: Marty Budner
While it's way to early to declare a Catholic League Central Division champion, Farmington Hills Mercy took a key step towards that crown Tuesday evening.
Source: State Champs Network
Author: State Champs
Serra Chevrolet - Teacher of the Month - Susan Smith - Mercy High School
Congratulations to art teacher and department chairperson Ms. Susan Smith who was named Serra Chevrolet Teacher of the Month! Check out this feature on State Champs Network!
Source: Hometown Life
Author: Brad Emons
Chloe Godbold measures only 5 feet, 4 inches, but the Farmington Hills Mercy senior guard loomed large Friday night in the Marlins' 43-30 girls basketball win over host Livonia Ladywood.
Source: C & G News
Author: Sherri Kolade
FARMINGTON HILLS — A number of Mercy High School students sported red and white polka dot bandanas and blue-collar work shirts rolled up to the elbows.
The team of students embodied Rosie the Riveter, and they wore a picture of the powerhouse on their collars to boot Dec. 16 at the school.
Source: Hometown Life
Author: Bill Bresler
The Mercy High School robotics team has a new home.
School officials cut the ribbon recently on the new robotics room, which will house equipment and materials, as well as supporting all activities for the robotics team, the Riveters.
The new digs make robotics a more feasible option for Mercy students and, as an added benefit, contribute to STEM activities at the school.
Source: Mercy High School
Author: Mercy High School
Mercy High School and the Greater Farmington Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony for the Mercy ROBOTICS TEAM, The Riveters on Friday, December 16, 2016. We celebrated the new dedicated space at Mercy which will house equipment and materials to support Robotics. This new advanced space will make Robotics more feasible for Mercy students to participate and compete in the coming years as well as help contribute to STEM type activities at the school.
