Monday, March 12, 2018

Enrollment list Released.

Written Tuesday March 13th at 12:45 AM
Updated to include gains and losses Saturday March 17th at 4:00 PM

The MHSAA has released the enrollment list for the 2018-2019 school year on Monday. There will be some changes that will not only effect football but also basketball and volleyball as well.

Here is the list in order from largest to smallest schools in the league.

Clarkston 2548
Lake Orion 2393
Southfield Arts and Tech 2244
Troy 2225
Troy Athens 2212
Oxford 2170
West Bloomfield 2005
Bloomfield Hills 1888
Rochester 1702
Stoney Creek 1671
Adams 1621
Berkley 1399
Seaholm 1376
Oak Park 1349
Royal Oak 1335
Groves 1298
North Farmington 1264
Avondale 1115
Farmington 1111
Hazel Park 859
Harrison 849
Pontiac 802
Ferndale 718 (1162)

Here is the updated list with the gains and losses from last year.


Clarkston             2548       2603       -55
Lake Orion          2393       2393       0
Southfield A&T  2244       2345       -101
Troy                       2225       2422       -197
Troy Athens       2212       2026       +186
Oxford                  2170       2171       -1
West Bloomfield 2005    1990       +15
Bloomfield Hills 1888       1842       +46
Rochester           1702       1705       -3
Stoney Creek     1671       1643       +28
Adams                  1621       1626       -5
Berkley                 1399       1357       +42
Seaholm              1376       1367       +9          
Oak Park              1349       1395       -46
Royal Oak            1335       1332       +3
Groves                 1298       1300       -2
North Farmington 1264  1249       +15
Avondale             1115       1033       +82
Farmington        1111       1177       -66
Hazel Park           859         889         -30
Harrison               849         1030       -181
Pontiac                 802         848         -46
Ferndale              718         741         -23
 


Ferndale and Ferndale University have a CoOp team for Football so they would be D2 for playoffs.

The cutoff line for Division One and Division Two is 889 students for next year.

Hazel Park, Pontiac, Harrison, and Ferndale will certainly be in Division Two once the Volleyball and Basketball Districts come out in June. The rest of the schools will be Division One.

Troy Athens makes the biggest jump in the OAA based on enrollment from 2026 students in 2017-2018 to 2212 students in 2018-2019. Troy meanwhile loses the most kids based on the enrollment in the league from 2422 students in 2017-2018 to 2225 students in 2018-2019.

Let the debate began.

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2 comments:

  1. UnknownMarch 13, 2018 at 9:39 PM

    Is this an indication that schools like Hazel Park, Pontiac, and Ferndale are in serious Jeopardy of closing down, never cease to exist within the next decade?

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  2. Saginaw Bay March 14, 2018 at 5:22 PM

    No it is not, it means Harrison, Hazel Park, Pontiac, and Ferndale will be heading to Class B or Division Two once the Volleyball and Basketball districts come out.

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