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Meet the Detroit News boys and girls High School Teams of the Week!
Michigan high school athletes delivered another week of standout performances, and Detroit News readers have chosen this week’s Teams of the Week. After reviewing nominations from coaches, parents and fans across the state, five boys teams and five girls teams advanced to the reader vote. Readers cast their ballots from Monday morning through Thursday afternoon, many times over, and the results are in. More: Subscribe to “Michigan Sidelines,” our high school sports newsletter Detroit News Boys Team of the Week: Troy boys soccer Troy finished the fall as Michigan’s only unbeaten boys soccer team and closed the season the way it played all year: in control. Troy went 19-0-2 and captured its second Division 1 state title , and first since 2003, with a 2-1 win over Livonia Stevenson. Senior defender Faris Ibrahim and sophomore midfielder Connor Hotts each scored on set pieces in the final. Hotts finished the season with 20 goals and 14 assists. Two days earlier, Troy rolled past Salem 5-2 in the semifinal. The championship was the program’s second, ending a 22-year wait between titles. Detroit News Girls Team of the Week: Grand Rapids Forest Hills Central girls golf Forest Hills Central spent the season ranked
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Berkley E-Bike Sidewalk Ban Takes Effect
E-bikes have soared in popularity over the last few years for numerous reasons. They are cheap (compared to cars), convenient, and fun to ride. Recently, the city of Berkley has banned E-bikes, E-motos, electric scooters, and electric skateboards from the sidewalks because they want to keep pedestrians safe and prevent injuries caused by E-bike crashes. E-bikes have been getting more and more popular every year, and people have gotten tired of them and want new laws. A lot of kids have E-bikes, and there have been safety concerns because of the lack of experience these drivers may have. The city classifies an E-bike as any electric-powered bike that is capable of going over twenty-eight MPH. Examples of these include Surrons, Rad Power Bikes, Talaria Sting, etc. But what is the difference between E-bikes and E-motos?