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Source: Hometown Life
Author: Marty Budner
"The mindset for us is going in and swimming the way we are capable of swimming," second-year Mercy head coach Mike Venos said. "We want to treat it as if it were the state meet. It's as much a mindset as it is anything else.
Source: swimswam.com
Author: Big Ten College Recruiting News
Katie Minnich, a two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American from Royal Oak, Michigan, has made a verbal commitment to the University of Michigan. She will join Alexis Wenger in the class of 2022.
Source: Hometown Life
Author: Marty Budner
Farmington Hills Mercy's volleyball program has been nothing short of sensational this millennium.
Source: C & G News
Author: Mike Moore
FARMINGTON HILLS — There was an understanding that this team had potential when the season officially launched.
That potential has given way to a proven winner. So far, anyway.
The Farmington Hills Mercy volleyball team reached the Class A regional finals a year ago before falling to eventual state champ Novi High.
Source: Mercy High School
Author: Larry Baker
We are proud to announce the launch of "Accent on Mercy Alumnae," a podcast series proudly bringing you voices of Mercy graduates.
In each broadcast, host Larry Baker, Apple Distinguished Educator and Associate Principal of Mercy, interviews an alumna who is making a difference in her walk of life. Popular topics include career paths, volunteerism, leadership, and the Mercy High School Difference.
Source: Mercy High School and Chocolate Milk: Nature's Sports Drink
Author: Chocolate Milk: Nature’s Sports Drink
The dog days of summer are behind us, school is back in session, and a local sports team has started their season as celebrities…Chocolate Milk Mustache Celebrities. Mercy High School's Swim & Dive team has been named one of United Dairy Industry of Michigan’s (UDIM) Chocolate Milk: Nature’s Sports Drink grant recipients, which emphasizes good nutrition.
Source: Hometown Life
Author: Brad Kadrich
For more than four decades, Carolyn Witte has held every role that can be held at Farmington's Mercy High School.
She graduated from there (1967), so she's been a student. Her daughter went there, so she's been a mom. She taught English there and, for the last 16 years, has served as the school's principal.
Source: Hometown Life
Author: Marty Budner
The Bartels sisters made quite an impact at Farmington Hills Mercy this past season.
Amelia, a 17-year-old senior, and Libby, a 16-year-old sophomore, played ice hockey and lacrosse for the Marlins. On each team, Amelia was the shutdown defender and Libby the high-scoring forward.
Source: Hometown Life
Author: Hometown Life
Mercy High School Graduation and Photo Gallery from Hometown life Observer & Eccentric here:
http://www.hometownlife.com/picture-gallery/news/2017/06/14/mercy-high-s...
