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STATE CHAMPS: Wyandotte Bears Win First-Ever State Hockey Title
Wyandotte outskates Brother Rice, 4-1, in Division 2 state hockey championship game at Compuware Arena in Plymouth.
The Bears hockey team won the school's first-ever Division 2 state championship title Saturday morning.
The Bears' 2010-11 regular season was the best in the school's history and Saturday morning, the team secured a trophy to prove it after beating Birmingham Brother Rice, 4-1, in the final game at Compuware Arena in Plymouth.
Senior co-captain Nicholas Kovalchik got the action started by scoring two goals in the first period, followed by fellow senior co-caption Gerald Mayhew's goal in the second period and senior co-captain Kyle King’s goal in the third period.
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The arena is packed with blue and gold from Wyandotte fans and alumni who traveled to watch their school lift the trophy on the ice.
Wyandotte Patch has a team of reporters, photographers and videographers at the game. Check back later for a full wrapup of the game.
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