Manchester's Brent Schriber, left, and Robby Carver tackle Grass Lake's John Vuocolo during a first-round playoff win. Manchester shut down Grass Lake’s Wing T offense in a 10-8 win, and will face a similar -- but stronger -- attack against Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central on Friday. (Mark Bialek for AnnArbor.com)
There's a good reason behind the Flying Dutchmen using little plastic souvenir footballs in practice Wednesday night.
Manchester is preparing for the deception of Monroe St. Mary Catholic Central's Wing T offense it will face in a Division 6 regional championship game at 7 p.m. Friday at St. Mary's Navarre Field. (Rest of the story)
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