Detroit PSL Basketball

2022 Championship at Oakland University’s O’Rena, Rochester, MI.
Att. n/a. Wayne County COVID capacity restrictions pushed the game to Oakland County.    

Championship: King 66, Western 38 (George Ward)
No consolation game.  Cass Tech and Pershing were in the PSL Final Four.

2022 Girls’ Championship at Oakland University’s O’Rena, Rochester, MI.  Renaissance 48, Mumford 36 (Coach Shane Lawal)

2021 Championship at Renaissance (att. n/a, but COVID 19 limited)

Championship: King 56 , Pershing 48 (George Ward)*
No consolation game. Frederick Douglass and Henry Ford were in the PSL Final Four.
* = Two-time defending League Champion Cass Tech (Coach Steve Hall) was unable to defend its title in the PSL Tournament due to a COVID 19 quarantine. Cass Tech was 13-1 (only loss to Clarkston) and was ranked number 7 in the state by the Detroit Free Press in Division One.

2020 Championship at Calihan Hall (att. n/a)

Championship: Cass Tech 66, Frederick Douglass, 41 (Coach Steve Hall)
No consolation game. C.M.A. (Communication and Media Arts) and King were in the PSL Final Four.

** After Cass Tech’s 60-45 PSL Elite Eight victory over Western, Cass Tech was INCORRECTLY ruled to have used an ineligible player, and was made to forfeit the victory.  It was reported that C.M.A., who was scheduled to meet Cass Tech in the PSL Final Four at Cass Tech, would now advance to their school’s first-ever PSL championship game.  Cass appealed and proved that Cass did NOT play an ineligible player, thus allowing Cass to advance to play C.M.A. in the PSL Final Four. Due to the delay from the appeal process, the Cass Tech vs. C.M.A. game was played one night later than originally scheduled, and at East English Village, instead of at Cass Tech, where the game was originally scheduled as a doubleheader with the other PSL Final Four game.  Cass Tech defeated C.M.A., 53-44, to advance to the title game to meet Frederick Douglass, who had defeated King in their PSL Final Four game, 76-46, one day earlier, at Cass Tech.

2020 Girls’ Championship at Calihan Hall: Renaissance 81, Cass Tech 55 (Coach Shane Lawal)

2019 Championship at Cass Tech (att. n/a)

• • Championship: Cass Tech 80, Renaissance 56 (Coach Steve Hall)
    No consolation game.  Pershing and King were in Boys’ PSL Final Four.

2019 Girls’ Championship at Cass Tech: Mumford beat King, 59-49 (Coach Kareem Hogan)

(As of 2007-08, due to a court ruling, the boys’ and girls’ basketball seasons share the same winter sports season.  The PSL dropped the consolatian game for the  2009 & 2010 seasons. It returned in 2011, but cease to exist again.)

2018 Championship at Calihan Hall (att. n/a)

• • Championship: Edison 82, Pershing 45 (Coach Brandon “Bo” Neely)
    No consolation game.  Renaissance and King were in Boys’ PSL Final Four

2018 Girls’ Championship at Calihan Hall: Mumford 60, Renaissance 58 (Coach Kareem Hogan)

2017 Championship at Calihan Hall (att. n/a)

• • Championship: Cass Tech 59, King 47 (Coach Steve Hall)
  • 2017 Girls’ Championship at Calihan Hall: King 56, Mumford 33 (Coach William Winfield)

2016 Championship at Calihan Hall (att. n/a)

• • • Championship: East English Village 86, Renaissance 62 (Coach Juan Rickman)

2016 Girls’ Championship at Calihan Hall: King 68, Renaissance 66 (Coach William Winfield)

2015 Championship at Calihan Hall (att. n/a )

• • • Championship: Western 46, Renaissance 45 (Coach Derrick McDowell)

2015 Girls” Basketball Championship at ___  King 66, Cass Tech 53 (Coach William Winfield)

2014 Championship at Calihan Hall (att. n/a)

• • • Championship: Pershing 57, Southeastern 56 OT (Coach Wydell Henry)

2013 Championship at Calihan Hall (att. appox. 5,000)

• • • Championship: Pershing 80, Cass Tech 61 (Coach Wydell Henry)

2012 Championship at Calihan Hall (att. n/a)

• • • Championship: King beat Pershing, 76-69 (Coach Pierre Brooks)

2011 Championship at Cass Tech (att. n/a)

• • • Championship: Southeastern beat Cody, 52-50 (Coach George Ward)
    • Consolation: King beat Henry Ford, 78-72

2010 at Calihan Hall (att. n/a)

• • Championship: Pershing beat Cody, 82 – 67 (Coach A.W. Canada)