Wayne County Education: Which district had most students enrolled in schools in 2023-24 school year?
Detroit Public Schools Community District stood out with the highest student enrollment in Wayne County, welcoming 48,476 students in the 2023-24 school year.
Wayne State men’s tennis heads to Chargers Fall Invitational
The Wayne State University men's tennis team is set to compete in the Chargers Fall Invitational in Hillsdale, Michigan. The event will take place on Saturday, September 5, and is hosted by Hillsdale College at the Mary Jane Delp Tennis Courts. Participating teams include Purdue Northwest and host Hillsdale.
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Wayne State honors Karrington Seals-Yeargin's athletic achievements
The Wayne State Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony is scheduled for Friday, October 25 at The Eastern. Banquet tickets are available online.
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Wayne State men's golf finishes first day at Motor City Shakedown
The Wayne State University men's golf team completed the first round of the Motor City Shakedown at TPC Michigan on Monday. The Warriors' "A" team is tied for second place among nine teams, while the "B" group is in eighth place. Josh DiCarlo and Tyler Hurtubise led WSU individually, both tying for fourth.
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Wayne State competes in William Beall Fall Classic
The Wayne State University women's golf team participated in the first 36 of 54 holes at Findlay's William Beall Fall Classic on Monday at Findlay Country Club. The Warriors recorded a score of 613 (+37), placing them in 10th position among the 18 teams competing. Claudia Portillo, from Madrid, Spain, led the team individually with a score of 147 (+3), tying for 11th place.
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Wayne State athlete reflects on overcoming challenges during collegiate career
From scoring minimally as an underclassman to competing for a national championship, Thailyia Christensen improved her performance significantly during her time as a Wayne State University cross country and track athlete.
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Wayne State women's golf team ready for William Beall Fall Classic
The Wayne State University women's golf team is preparing for Findlay's William Beall Fall Classic at Findlay Country Club in Ohio. This follows their recent victory at the inaugural Warrior Invitational. The Warriors will be competing on their fourth consecutive Monday-Tuesday to start the 2024-25 season, with one more event scheduled for the fall.
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Wayne State men's golf hosts Motor City Shakedown at TPC Michigan
The Wayne State University men's golf team is set to host the Motor City Shakedown at TPC Michigan in Dearborn on Monday and Tuesday. Each participating team will field six student-athletes, with only the best four scores counting towards the team's total, playing 18 holes each day.
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Wayne State falls to Truman after strong second half by Bulldogs
On Saturday, Wayne State University's football team played its final non-conference game of the season against Truman State University. The Bulldogs secured a 31-17 victory after a strong second half performance.
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Wayne State men's tennis team heads to ITA Regional Championships in Grand Rapids
The Wayne State University men's tennis team is set to travel to Grand Rapids, Michigan, for the ITA Regional Championships. The event will be hosted by Davenport University at the Farmers Insurance Athletic Complex and will run from September 28 through September 30.
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Wayne State University adds five freshmen to men’s fencing team
The Wayne State University men's fencing team has announced the addition of five freshmen to its roster for the upcoming season. Under the guidance of second-year head coach Andy Tulleners, the new recruits aim to bolster the squad's performance.
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Wayne State adds four transfer pitchers to baseball roster
Wayne State University has added four transfer pitchers to its baseball program. The team, known for producing the GLIAC Pitcher of the Year in four of the last five seasons, aims to strengthen its pitching staff under head coach Ryan Kelley. Kelley, who is starting his 17th season with a career record of 484-304-1, welcomed juniors Ethan Getting and Robert Klann, sophomore Nick Baker, and graduate student Miles Jamieson.