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Catholic High School League
2021 Football Championships

2021 CHSL Bishop Division Football Champions: Warren De La Salle Collegiate

Head coach: Dan Rohn  Assistant coaches: Tyler Alwardt, Brandon Bush, Mark Campbell, Andy Crowley, Greg Dixon Jr., Gregg James, James Light, Bruce Morris, Kalani Muragin, Kyle Selden, Mike Shortt, Mike Szatkowski, Andrew Zimmerman

Players: Seniors: DeNiro Johnson, Dionte Dandridge, Alton McCullum, Brennan Hallman, Jack Hall, Drake Ward, Devin Schmelter, Jacob Morphew, Brady Lowe, Dominic Ragona, Dominic Maisano, James Milkey III, William Beesley, Keegan Burns, Seth Ray, Carter Kruse, Michael Bucci, Colin Koss, Andrew Jasukaitis, Noah Dobbs, Jeffrey Roskopp, Dylan Todaro, Brendan Shaeffer, Nathan Troszak, Matthew Richter, Tevon Mixon, Kadin Featherstone, AJ Whitehead, Gavin Grzywacz, Michael Rosingana, Angelo DiCiacca, Noah Pawloski; Juniors: Javon Williams, Austin White, Hunter Lilla, Griffin Phillips, Brady Drogosh, Aaron White, Chris Ford, Jamari Allen, Sherron  Sutton II, Michael  Perry, Jack Yanachik, Chauncy Shaw, Triston Nichols, Jerry Gintner, Dillon Rea, Roland Hernandez, Payton Babich, Colin D'Hondt, Christopher Pagano, George Gardey, James McDonald, Joshua Rotole, Johnathan Miller, Ryan Rotole, Jacob Gerbino, Andrew Gingle, Cody Beleshi, Salvatore Agrusa, Nolan Wheeler, Casey Beleshi, Devin Williams, Jesse Lietzow, Zachary Mathews, Dante Pancotto, Gjon Nikollaj, Preston Toutant, Evan Cooper, Brendan Dignan, Tyler Cooper, Brian White II, Derrick Braxton, Maxwell Thamarus, Mason Collins, Deshawn Beal, Mason Muragin, Paul Hoang, Benjamin Weir, Nicholas Nielsen, Cody Cummins, Terrace Turner III; Sophomores: James Wallace, Brady Pellegrom, Joshua White, Max Apsey, Rhett Roeser, JJ Starrett

Warren De La Salle Collegiate wins CHSL Bishop Division championship

Division 2 No. 1-ranked Warren De La Salle Collegiate beat University of Detroit Jesuit 49-14 to earn the Catholic High School League Bishop Division Championship. De La Salle ended its regular season at 8-0. Jesuit fell to 4-5. It was the Pilots fifth CHSL championship in its history. It was the first for Pilots  coach Dan Rohn, who came to De La Salle last year from Grand Rapids West Catholic. Junior quarterback Brady Drogosh rushed for four touchdowns (58, 24, 2, and 52 yards) to lead the Pilots. Drogosh connected with junior Triston Nichols for a 62-yard touchdown. Sophomore Rhett Roeser tossed a 77-yard halfback pass to junior Jack Yamachik for a touchdown. The two teams will meet again in a Michigan High School Athletic Association Division 2 pre-district matchup. De La Salle beat Jesuit 44-8 on Oct. 8.

> De La Salle strafes U-D Jesuit, 49-14, for Catholic title

> Drogosh scores four touchdowns as De La Salle defeats U-D Jesuit

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2021 CHSL Cardinal Division Football Champions: Madison Heights Bishop Foley

Head coach: Brian Barnes  Assistant coaches: Dan Gough, Dan Murphy, Trey Brock, Doug Vincent, James Braswell, Mike Winters

Players: Seniors: Dylan Gough, Zach Johnson, Mike Martino, Jon Caruso, Lance Croy, Joey Hildreth, Conrad Arakelian, Jon Roye, Grant Gutierrez, James Braswell, Nate Schultz, Cam Behnke; Juniors: Adam Kidder, Angelo Costanza, Jackson Zeiter, Lorenzo Martinez, Gus Toppi, Mike Laabs, Drew Mleczko, Jacob Rowinski, Ethan Eisenhauer, Nolan Matz, Logan Renner, Ethan Connert, Gabe Malinowski, Garrett Schwartz, Nathan Brewer, Keegan Adams, Jack Hopkins, Patrick O'Connell, Luke Decker; Sophomores:, David Malinowski, Gabe Martino, Aidan Nicol, Alex Johnson, Josh Braswell, Tyler Madsen, Mitch Brewer, Bennett Arakelian

Madison Heights Bishop Foley wins CHSL Cardinal Division championship

Division 7 No. 10-ranked Madison Heights Bishop Foley beat Division 8 No. 6-ranked Clarkston Everest Collegiate 43-37 to win its first Catholic High School League Cardinal Division Championship. Foley improved to 8-1 on the season. Everest fell to 7-2. Bishop Foley senior quarterback Dylan Gough found junior Jackson Zeiter for a 38-yard touchdown down the right sideline in the final two minutes to break a 37-37 deadlock. The extra point was missed. Foley recovered an on-side kick on the ensuing kickoff to seal the victory. Gough went 14-of-22 for 276 yards and two touchdowns through the air Saturday. He also rushed for two scores. Zeiter totaled 140 yards receiving and 57 yards rushing for a combined three touchdowns. He returned a kickoff 88 yards for a touchdown. Foley held a 24-7 lead at halftime and was in front 31-14 late in the third quarter. Everest rallied in the fourth on three consecutive rushing touchdowns by senior Nate Beggs (three, 15, and 11 yards) and a rushed for a two-point conversion to tie the game at 37-37with 2:54 left in the game. Foley will host Detroit Loyola (4-4) in its Michigan High School Athletic Association Division 7 playoff opener. Everest will host Mt. Clemens (5-4) in its Division 8 playoff opener.

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