Keeler ends a historical profession with the title of Michigan Second State in a row
The final bell looked and the chants began from the stands.
Ki night! Ki night!
It was a suitable greeting to Mark Keelerfor whom Wyoming, the Christian trio The team had just won a successive government championship with a 49-32 victory over Fowler.
Earlier this season, Keeler announced that this will be the last season of his 38 -year -old career. It ends with 721 victories, 3road Most of the history of the state.
the Detroit Free Press’ Garrid Ramsey covered the address gameAnd Keeler said that took a few moments late in the competition to enjoy the moment.
“Maybe I was dancing myself and realizing where I was doing what I was doing,” Keeler told Ramsey. “This is the last game that I will train and be here, to be in Prixen and look around, and this is incredible.”
Keeler 7Y State Championship, with his first title in 1996.
This year’s state championship may be the most likely to all of them, as Tri-YouTY Christian graduated eight players from the title of title last year.
His amazing career adds to the end of Keler’s profession to what was a wonderful year of basketball boys in Detroit, including the Trey McKenney Award for Hal Schram MR. All high school sports in the region, including basketball, will be honored in 2024-25 Detroit Sports Secondary School Awards On June 16 in Filmour Detroit. The offer is produced with support from The gift of life MichiganWhich makes his generous support for free for everyone. Tickets are available here.