Keith Dunlap is a journalist at Local 4 WDIV Detroit. With over 20 years of experience in writing and communications, he covers a range of topics in sports, focusing on both individual and team sports. Keith's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Sports Illustrated, MLive, and the Detroit Free Press.
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For the third straight year and 15th time overall, Cherry Creek claimed the title, prevailing by 50 points over runner-up Regis Jesuit.
Monarch successfully defended its title, earning 355.5 points to outlast runner-up JK Mullen, which came in with 344 points. Glenwood Springs was third at 340.5.
By Keith Dunlap | For MLive.com Baseball in the Catholic High School League this spring has been as good as it was expected to be at the beginning of the season.
Keith Dunlap | Special to The Detroit News It was a cold May for area high school softball teams, but the good news is it looks like it's finally going to heat up for the most important games of the season.
By: Keith Dunlap
Both teams won their fourth straight state championships at the Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association 3A state meet, doing so with relative ease.
The Liberty girls prevailed by 10 points over runner-up Durango, while the boys were also 10 points ahead of the runner-up, Clark.
By: Keith Dunlap
Palo Verde claimed its 12th straight title, finishing 20 points ahead of runner-up Bishop Gorman. The Coronado girls' team cruised to a fifth straight crown, finishing 42 points better than runner-up Reno.
By: Keith Dunlap
The junior brothers combined for three individual records and one relay mark to help McFarland High School earn a runner-up finish.
2026 Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 1 Boys Swimming and Diving Championships
By: Keith Dunlap
Keith Dunlap | Special to The Detroit News Rochester Hills — It went from devastation to elation rather quickly for Rochester Adams
