Rochester Hills, MI — After a slow start, the boys turned it up on defense and pulled out a 57-35 win over cross town rival Stoney Creek. Led by Nik Nahhal's game high 15 points, he also led the charge defensively with his pressure on the ball, snatching 5 steals in the game. Blake Wozniak knocked down 4 three pointers and added 14 points. Mason Eleczko hit two three's and finished with 8 points and 5 rebounds. The boys moved to 8-2 and 2-1 in the league.

Rochester Hills, MI — The boys put up 76 points with unselfish basketball and move to 7-1 on the season. Pressure defense and hot shooting leads to their new highest scoring game of the year. Nik Nahhal led all scorers with 19 points on another hot shooting game, knocking down 4 three pointers. Blake Wozniak played one of his most complete games of the season, scoring 15 points and adding 5 assists. Jeremiah Price added 9 points and 3 steals. Milan Patel led the bench with 8 points; including 2 three pointers. Brennan Lindstrom was solid off the bench as well, adding 5 points, 2 assists and 1 steal. Jacob Rice added 4 points and 4 rebounds. Everyone chips in and the boys dominate playing unselfish basketball. A total team win.

Pontiac — Games coming off of winter break are always weird. The boys saw another zone defense and struggled to hit shots early. Turnovers, losing the rebounding battle and foul trouble made it a close game in the first half. As the game went on, Adams was able to find their rhythm and build the lead. Blake Wozniak led all scorers with 19 points. Jeremiah Price had another strong game in the starting lineup. Always playing with a high motor and effort on defense. He added 10 points, 3 rebounds and 4 steals. Mason Eleczko added 10 points and despite an off shooting night for the team, he was still able to knock down 2 from beyond the arc. Max Durda added 8 points, 4 rebounds and 4 steals while Drew Geottes 7 points, 5 rebounds and continues to lead the team in assists, dishing out 5 in this game. The boys win ugly and move to 6-1.

Troy, MI — The boys pass the test of being down a couple players over the holiday break. The team has been seeing zone defenses in just about every single game this season. Their ability to shoot the ball once again made it tough for Athens to stay committed to the zone. The team hit on 11 three pointers. Blake Wozniak led all scorers with 16 points, he added 3 assists and 2 steals as well. The 3 point charge was led by Mason Eleczko who finished with one of his best games of the season. Mason knocked down 4 three's and finished with 14 points. Nik Nahhal also contributed another strong game, 14 points for him and his constant pressure on the ball led to 5 steals for him. Jeremiah Price played well in his first start of the season, adding 9 points, 3 steals and 2 rebounds. Brennan Lindstrom added good minutes off the bench, knocking down a deep three pointer and adding 2 assists and 1 steal. Adams moves to 5-1.

Rochester Hills, MI — The boys got the opportunity to play on a college floor at Rochester Christian University against a disciplined, well coached Grosse Point South team. A close back and forth game that saw the boys battle against a much bigger team. Despite being undersized, pressure defense and forcing turnovers kept the boys in the game.

Rochester Hills, MI — The hot streak from three continues as the boys hit on a new season high 14 from beyond the arc. Scoring an impressive 76 points on unselfish basketball characterized by long passes in transition and pressure defense. Blake Wozniak notches his second straight game MVP for his season high 26 point performance in which he led a fast paced unselfish attack, adding 7 assists and 4 rebounds.

Rochester Hills, MI — The boys started the season off with a 20 point win over a strong Clarkston program, 59-39. The charge was led by game MVP Blake Wozniak and his game high 23 points. Operating as the teams primary ball handler, Wozniak showed 3 level scoring ability, and erupted for 19 first half points. A mixture of pressure defense, unselfish basketball and sharp shooting from outside led to the team forcing multiple turnovers and hitting on 13 three pointers. The shooting barrage was led by sharp shooter Mason Eleczko, who finished with 15 points and knocked down 5 from beyond the arc, including a game sealing run of 4 in a row in the 4th quarter that put an end to Clarkston's comeback. MVP Blake Wozniak chipped in 5 of his own from three; Drew Geottes, Max Durda and Milan Patel joined the three point party as well.