The Cedarville Trojans took the Class D Region 31 championship with a triple overtime win over Superior Central Thursday, March 12. Team members include (front, from left) manager Mary Eberts, Jillian Collins, Ashley Sweeney, Jessica Duncan, Logan Smith, Danielle Weaver; (back) manager Holly Jaroche, Head Coach Sonja Duncan, Brittney Kelley, Hope Wittmus, Kacie Simpson, Karley Smith, Billie McLeod, Jenna Arnold, Assistant Coach Greg Wright, and manager Alexis Barr. (Photograph coutesy of Carol Duncan) Cedarville Trojans fans following the playoff run of both the boys and girls basketball teams had better rest their vocal cords, as both teams have moved one step closer to the state finals.

The Cedarville girls basketball team needed triple overtime to advance to the state quarterfinals for the second consecutive year, with a regional title win over Superior Central, 74-72, knocking off Harbor Light Christian 66-44 in the regional semifinals.

Cedarville's boys team captured the district championship with victories over DeTour, 64-45, and Pickford, 93-53.

The Cedarville Trojans won the Class D district 123 championship game with a win over DeTour Friday, March 13. Team members include (from left, kneeling) manager Joey Duncan, Alex McMaken, Andrew Jaroche, Trent Pitko, Matt Schlosser, Taylor Smith; (standing) student assistant Adam Dingman, Assistant Coach Kurt Duncan, Luke Murray, manager Mckenzie Barr, Jordan Baker, Tyler Kanitz, Connor McLeod, Mike Kenny, Scott McGreevy, Zach McFarlane, James Mitchell, C.J. Paquin, Assistant Coach Scott Barr, and Head Coach David Duncan. Coach Sonja Duncan and her Trojans girls team, 21-3 on the season, will face the Ontonagon Gladiators (22-2 overall) of the Copper Country Conference in the Negaunee quarterfinals Tuesday, March 17. The winner will move on to the state semifinals at the Convocation Center on the campus of Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 19.

The Class D finals are scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday, March 21.

Coach David Duncan and his boys team, with a 23-1 overall record, opened regional play at Sault Ste. Marie High School with a 66-50 win over Harbor Light Christian (17-5) and Big Bay de Noc (18-5) defeated Gaylord St. Mary (16-6) 56-45 Monday, March 16. The championship game is scheduled for Wednesday, March 18, at 7 p.m.