Full Breakdown
Michigan High School Football Week 4: Scores and Highlights
9/20/2025, 12:25:33 PM
Overview of Week 4 Games
The 2025 Michigan high school football season continued with Week 4, showcasing numerous games across the state. With a total of 285 games scheduled, including several featuring top-ranked teams, the excitement was palpable among players and fans alike. Notable matchups included No. 3 St. Mary's Prep facing No. 2 Detroit Catholic Central, and No. 1 Cass Tech taking on No. 11 Martin Luther King.
Key Scores from Week 4
The following are some of the significant scores from Friday's games:
- Detroit Central 78, Detroit Douglass 0
- Monroe Jefferson 39, Riverview 8
- Sterling Heights Parkway Christian 40, Flint Beecher 12
- Detroit Community 28, Arts & Technology Academy of Pontiac 22
- Detroit Catholic Central 29, Orchard Lake St. Mary's 14
- Cass Tech 20, Detroit King 0 (Game suspended due to overcrowding)
In addition to these highlights, several teams demonstrated strong performances, such as Climax-Scotts, who defeated Colon 77-36, and Portage Central, who shut out Battle Creek Central 55-0.
Noteworthy Performances
Several players stood out during the week:
- Jayden McDonald of Detroit Central amassed 380 all-purpose yards and five touchdowns.
- Luke Beaudrie from Monroe Jefferson contributed significantly with 101 rushing yards and three total touchdowns.
- Zeaheem Cannon of Sterling Heights Parkway Christian rushed for 252 yards and five touchdowns.
Game Suspensions and Crowd Control Issues
The game between Cass Tech and Detroit King was suspended due to overcrowding at Adams Field, where 5,653 tickets were sold for a venue with a capacity of 6,400. The game will be completed on Saturday, with only parents allowed in the stadium to manage crowd control.
Official Statements
Jay Alexander, executive athletic director of the Detroit Public School League, stated, “The safety of our students and fans is our top priority, and we will ensure that the remaining game is conducted in a controlled environment.”
Criticism & Opposition
Some fans expressed frustration over the ticketing and crowd management issues that led to the suspension of the game. Critics argue that better planning could have prevented the situation, emphasizing the need for improved crowd control measures at high-profile events.
What's Next
As the season progresses, teams will continue to compete for playoff positions, with upcoming matchups expected to draw significant attention. Fans can follow live updates and scores through various platforms, including the NFHS Network, which broadcasts MHSAA games.
This week’s results set the stage for an exciting continuation of the Michigan high school football season, with teams vying for dominance in their respective divisions.
