Tuesday the Chiefs traveled to Grosse Ile and came away with a 36-24 win to improve to 9-1 on the season. Ryan Biller lead the Chiefs in scoring with 10 points, hitting 3 from beyond the arc. Brodrick Yensch scored 7 and Nate Matsos finished with 6. Parker Wodarski lead the team on defense, hitting both the boards and the floor for loose balls. Being without two starters and on the road, the kids stepped up and played a total team game. 7 of 10 kids made baskets. 

The freshman Chiefs traveled to Carlton on Tuesday to take on the Airport Jets. The Chiefs outlasted the Jets getting the 37-33 win on the road. Thursday the freshman Chiefs hosted Milan and came away with a 47-28 victory. The Chiefs used a 15-2 second quarter score to extend the halftime lead to 26-8. Seven of nine Chiefs scored points lead by Ian Petricks 19. Antwan Brewer scored 10, followed by Nate Matsos 7 points including 2 from 3 point land.

After a slow first half that saw the Chiefs only put up 9 points, they outscored SMCC 25-10 in the second half to win 34-26 and improving to 6-1 on the season. Defense again was key in the second half. Causing deflections and turnovers lead to easy baskets in the third quarter and sparked a 15-1 run. On offense the Chiefs were lead by 11 points from Jordan Stasak. Nate Matsos scored 9 and Antwan Brewer had 8.

After suffering there first loss of the season, the freshman boys bounced back big time with a tough gritty win vs the Rams. It was defensive battle all game. The Chiefs lead wire to wire but Flat Rock closed the gap down to 1 with two minutes to go. The boys stayed composed and were able to pull out the win 24-19. Nate Matsos lead the team in scoring with 10 points and Ian Petrick added 8.

The freshman boys basketball team suffered there first loss of the season to a soild and strong Carlson team, 54-33. Jordan Stasak lead all Chiefs with 13 and Ian Petrick added 8 points

Monday started the week with a trip to Livonia Clarenceville. The Chiefs started fast and got out to a 17-0 lead after the first quarter. The final was Huron 44- Clarenceville 29. Ian Petrick-14 points Nate Matsos- 9 points Braden Munroe- 6 points The week ended with us hosting Grosse Ile friday. GI provided us our toughest test so far. The kids responded well to the challege and came away with a 47-38 victory. Ryan Biller provider great 4th quarter defense to help lead us to the victory Ian Petrick- 14 points Jordan Stasak-9 points Nate Matsos-9 points Antwan Brewer- 6 points

The freshman Chiefs started the 2022-2023 season with a 29 point win over Wyandotte, 54-25. Defense was the difference in the game. The Chiefs were able to hold Wyandotte to 9 or less points in each quarter. It was a total team effort on the defensive end. Ryan Marvaso, Bryalon Biette, Nate Matsos, Gavin Umin, and Mason Thomas keep the pressure up all game long on the Bears ballhandlers, cause many tip passes and turnovers which lead to easy baskets on the other end. Leading the Chiefs on the offensive end was Ian Petrick, who scored 20 points, while finishing 4 for 4 from the free throw line. Ians non stop motor was also key on defense, he lead the team in steals. Sharp shooter, Braden Munroe connected on 2 shots from downtown and finished with 14 points. Jordan Stasak finished with 10 points on the night but what he did for the team, will never be seen in a scorebook. We were down a couple players becuse of illness and without hesitation, Jordan agreed to play point guard, a position he hasn't practice all season. Jordan showed what it means to be selfless and be a true teammate. Rounding out the scoring for the Chiefs was Broderick Yensh with 4 points. Bryalon Biette, Nate Matsos and Ryan Biller finished with 2 points each. The Chiefs travel to Livonia on Monday to take on the Clarenceville at 4pm.