Zach Sand of Armada will continue his track & field career at Detroit Mercy, Titans coach Guy Murray said. Sand specialized in the long jump at Armada. Murray said Sand likely will compete in the triple jump at UDM.

Kayla Kane of Utica High was one of five players who signed national softball letters of intent with Detroit Mercy, Lady Titans coach Liz Young said. Kane can play anywhere in the field and can add depth behind the plate.  She had a .350 batting average in 2012 with Utica and was named all-conference and all-district.  “She has a hunger to play the game well,” said Young.  “She has a selfless, team-first attitude and she will be a force anywhere we put her.

"The 2013 class will bring a work ethic, mentality and passion that will fit right in with what we believe,” said Young.  “They will challenge the upperclassmen and will help fortify our defense. With a great attitude and our strong upperclassmen leadership, this class is bound to leave a legacy."

Michaela Whiter (Anchor Bay), Shelby Tatar (Anchor Bay) and Tatum Zurawski (Ford) are among nine players who make up the women's soccer recruiting class at Detroit Mercy, Titans coach Mike Lupenec announced.

Doug Zundel of Roseville, who in December 2011 became the second wrestler to win four Macomb County Invitational championships, plans to enroll at Detroit Mercy. Zundel plans to study criminal justice at UDM.

Three Anchor Bay soccer players have made college choices, Tars coach Kevin Grammens said.
Hunter Dolan will enroll at Ferris State, Olivia Haskin at Tiffin (Ohio) and Shelby Tatar at Detroit Mercy.