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Source: C & G Sports
Author: Mike Moore
FARMINGTON HILLS — So many similarities, yet so much change.
That’s the 2015 Farmington Hills Mercy swim team, according to long-time coach Shannon Dunworth.
A year ago, he bid farewell to one of his most successful senior classes ever.
This fall, he launched into a new era of excitement, and what the Marlins hope is a strong continuation of tradition.
Source: Observer & Eccentric Media
Author: Dan O'Meara
Mercy makes state golf cut
Mercy High School finished third in a Division 1 regional tournament Thursday and qualified for the state final in girls golf.
Troy won the team title at Twin Lakes Golf Course with 309 strokes. Bloomfield Hills was two ahead of Mercy, 327-329.
Senior Julia Shaw led the Marlins with a fourth-place score of 75.
Source: Observer & Eccentric Media
Author: Dan O'Meara
Mercy’s Conn wins O&E contest
Mercy High School senior Ellyse Conn is the Observer & Eccentric’s Athlete of the Week for Sept. 28-Oct. 4.
Conn won the contest with 10,437 votes and by more than 5,000 over Birmingham Groves football player Nate Highley, who was second with 5,384.
Source: Observer & Eccentric Media
Author: Dan O'Meara
Coach Shannon Dunworth and the Farmington Hills Mercy faithful learned a great deal more about the their girls swimming and diving team Saturday.
The Marlins confirmed what many thought to be the case in winning their 11th consecutive year Oakland County championship.
They’re still a formidable program and a perennial power in the sport.
Source: MI Prep Zone
Author: PATRICK McINTYRE
LAKE ORION — If a swim and dive team wants to win a meet, winning the relay races are a good place to start.
For the second straight year Farmington Hills Mercy opened and closed the Oakland County swim and dive meet with not only a victory in the 200 yard medley relay and the 400 freestyle relay, but by setting a county record in the events.
Source: Observer & Eccentric Media
Author: Editor Submission
St. Vincent and Sarah Fisher Center helps children and adults with its free, personalized education programs, and now is getting help of its own from Mercy High School.
Source: C & G Newspapers
Author: Thomas Franz
FARMINGTON HILLS — As a student, Cheryl Kreger was part of one of the most important moments in Mercy High’s history.
Kreger was a junior at Mercy when it moved from its Detroit location to Farmington Hills in 1965, and she became part of the school’s first graduating class at the new campus.
Source: Observer & Eccentric Media
Author: Dan O'Meara
Farmington Hills Mercy came out swinging and scoring points Thursday night in its first volleyball meeting of the season with arch-rival Birmingham Marian.
The Marlins put on an impressive display of offense and won the match between Catholic League powers in four sets, 25-19, 19-25, 25-17, 25-12.
Source: Observer & Eccentric Media
Author: Larry Ruehlen, Editor
Officials at Mercy High School are getting ready for a weekend full of events that will celebrate the school's 70th anniversary.
Source: Marlins Edge Past Gazelles
Author: StudentandAthlete.org
Farmington Hills Mercy tips Bloomfield Hills Academy of the Sacred Heart
Farmington Hills Mercy edged Bloomfield Hills Academy of the Sacred Heart 2-1 in a Michigan High School Field Hockey Association thriller on Tuesday, Sept 8 at Farmington Hills. Mercy improved to 5-2-0 with the victory. Sacred Heart fell to 1-4-1. The game was tied 0-0 at halftime.
