Northville athletes celebrate historic achievements across track, rowing, baseball and tennis

Northville Public Schools celebrated the remarkable achievements of its spring sports teams during the Board of Education meeting on June 24, 2025. The event highlighted the outstanding performances of various athletic programs, showcasing the dedication and talent of student-athletes across the district.

The meeting commenced with Coach Dalton, who praised the girls' and boys' track and field teams for their exceptional seasons. The girls' team secured the KLA West Division title for the eleventh consecutive year and claimed the regional title for the thirteenth time. Notably, they have maintained an undefeated record in league play since 2013. The boys' team also excelled, winning their division and regional titles, and achieving a historic runner-up finish at the state finals, marking their highest placement ever.

Following track and field, the rowing team, represented by student-athlete Calista Yee, shared their successes, including a state championship for the men's team and a runner-up finish for the women's team. The program also made history by sending the most entries to the Scholastic National Championship.

Coach Malley highlighted the baseball team's strong performance, finishing tied for second in a competitive league and winning both district and regional championships. The team demonstrated commendable sportsmanship and community involvement, hosting clinics for youth coaches.

Softball Coach DeBoer celebrated his team's back-to-back KLA division championships and a remarkable season with a record of 35 wins. The team also set multiple school records, including the most stolen bases in a season.

The boys' volleyball team, represented by an assistant coach, announced their historic advancement to the final four, marking a significant milestone as the sport transitions to MHSAA sanctioning next year.

The girls' soccer team, led by Coach Reddy, finished with an impressive record, securing district and regional championships. The team showcased exceptional talent, with numerous players earning all-conference and all-state honors.

Finally, the girls' tennis team, coached by Brenda, celebrated their state championship victory, emphasizing the journey of self-discovery and teamwork that led to their success.

The meeting concluded with a collective recognition of the hard work and achievements of all teams, reinforcing the importance of community support in fostering athletic excellence at Northville Public Schools. The board expressed pride in the student-athletes and their contributions to the school’s legacy.