Michigan High School Football Week 1 Recap (2025)

In-Depth Analysis

### Bay & Thumb

One notable game featured Frankenmuth (13-1) at Goodrich (13-1), a rematch of last season's Division 4 and 5 finalists. Frankenmuth holds a 3-1 advantage in their recent series, but both teams have seen significant changes in personnel.

### Greater Detroit

Clarkston (7-4) faced Belleville (10-2) at Wayne State. Belleville, entering the post-Bryce Underwood era, looked to avenge last year's defeat against a strong Clarkston team.

### Mid-Michigan

Haslett (8-4) at DeWitt (12-1) promised another high-scoring affair after last year's 69-42 shootout win for DeWitt. Both teams feature top playmakers and are coming off impressive playoff runs.

### Northern Lower Peninsula

Maple City Glen Lake (9-2) and Traverse City St. Francis (7-4) renewed their rivalry for the first time since 2021. Both teams are looking to build on recent successes and league titles.

### Southeast & Border

Fowler (12-1) at Hudson (10-2) was a key matchup, with Hudson seeking revenge for last year's season-opening loss. Fowler is coming off a strong season that ended in the semifinals.

### Southwest Corridor

St. Joseph (9-2) at Niles (12-2) was a rematch of last year's opener, where St. Joseph handed Niles their only regular-season loss. Niles went on to have a strong season, reaching the Division 4 championship game.

### Upper Peninsula

Marquette (6-3) at Negaunee (6-4) marked the return of a historic rivalry that dates back to 1894. This series, one of the longest in Michigan, was reignited after a break since 2017.

### West Michigan

Byron Center (12-2) at Hudsonville (12-2) was another highly anticipated game in West Michigan.

### Kalamazoo-Area Scores

• Jenison 28, Kalamazoo Central 7
• Jackson Northwest 27, Loy Norrix 17
• Portage Central 45, East Lansing 0
• Orchard Lake St. Mary’s 41, Portage Northern 0
• Marshall 42, Gull Lake 14
• Vicksburg 41, Mattawan 14
• Three Rivers 33, Charlotte 32
• Coldwater 44, Sturgis 6
• Big Rapids 19, Paw Paw 7
• Berrien Springs 20, Kalamazoo United 13
• Galesburg-Augusta 62, Cassopolis 20
• Schoolcraft 14, Centreville 13
• Lawton 24, Decatur 6
• Constantine 40, Delton Kellogg 6
• Union City 16, Parchment 14
• Dowagiac 35, South Haven 9
• Hartford 52, Niles Brandywine 8
• White Pigeon 38, Reading 0
• Bangor 50, Battle Creek St. Philip 0
• Gobles 54, Climax-Scotts 32
• Marcellus 48, Morenci 20
• Mendon 64, Suttons Bay 0
• Martin 58, Bridgman 20
• Fennville 60, Lawrence 6
• Eau Claire 28, Bloomingdale 8

### Caledonia's Football Legacy Caledonia High School celebrated the opening of its newly renovated stadium, marking 91 years of football. The updated facilities, funded by bond issues, include a synthetic turf system, heated team rooms, and improved fan amenities. The celebration highlighted the community's long-standing support for its football program.

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Takeaways

• Week 1 of the MHSAA football season showcased exciting matchups and renewed rivalries across Michigan.
• Several teams are looking to build on successful seasons from last year.
• Community support remains a vital part of high school football programs, as seen in Caledonia's stadium celebration.

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