Cross-Country Post-Season Begins While Soccer and Field Hockey Advance in MHSAA Playoffs
Posted on 10/16/2025
Cross-Country Post-Season Begins While Soccer and Field Hockey Advance in MHSAA PlayoffsTomorrow, Friday, Cross-Country travels to Willow Metropark for the CHSL championship meet. Greenhills Gryphons runners have been raking in the personal records as of late, especially this past weekend at Hudson Mills Metropark. The annual race, which serves as the program’s senior day, is the perfect combination of fall weather and fast times. In total, eight varsity runners set personal records at Hudson Mills, in addition to ten junior varsity runners who set their own records. Grit and determination will be needed tomorrow. While Greenhills stands to compete well for a conference championship on both the boys and girls sides, competition will be strong. Read more about the season here. Varsity Soccer Advances to District ChampionshipOn Tuesday, MHSAA soccer playoffs began at Towsley Field with varsity soccer hosting Dearborn Heights Star International Academy in a district semifinal ma
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Volleyball Wins First CHSL Championship; Swim & Dive Earns First Win Over Rival Cranbrook
Posted on 10/09/2025
The fall season is seeing historic wins seemingly every week. A big shout out to varsity soccer on defeating #1 ranked Detroit Country Day last week. Field hockey were CHSL finalists, tennis has advanced to the D3 state tournament, golf wrapped up their season featuring a top-10 individual finish from senior captain Saaya Doshi, and cross country continues to rack up PRs and first place finishes.Volleyball: CHSL Champions!Congrats to varsity volleyball on their first CHSL championship in school history! Greenhills had to defeat two-time defending state champion Everest Collegiate to take home the title. The game, played at Oakland University's O'Rena was the first of the CHSL's three volleyball championships. Greenhills set the tone early, but Everest Collegiate responded well. The highlight of the night was a third set rally. Greenhills took the first set and Everest Collegiate responded by winning the second. In the third set, things started to look dire with EC opening up a 6
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Historic Volleyball and Field Hockey Wins Lead Greenhills Into October
Posted on 10/02/2025
Historic Volleyball and Field Hockey Wins Lead Greenhills Into October October means post-season play and several Greenhills teams are having historic years. This past week was no exception. Last Friday was the first of two Field Hockey / Volleyball sweeps… Field Hockey took care of Canton 6-0 on senior night followed by Volleyball’s 3-0 win over Ypsilanti Community in front of a packed West Gym crowd. However, those wins were just the appetizer. The main course came this past Tuesday: Field Hockey won their CHSL semifinal 6-0 over Regina. Anna Malloure and Kate Miller each scored two goals and Emi Song and Lauren Ye held down the midfield and defense. The team moves on to the CHSL Championship this Saturday, 4:30pm, at The Hawk in Farmington Hills. A win on Saturday would be the first field hockey conference championship in school history. In the night cap, Volleyball defeated two-time defending state champion Everest Collegiate, handing them their first conference loss in years.
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State Championship Re-Match and Friday Night Spikes Highlight Homecoming Week
Posted on 09/18/2025
Athletics Preps for a Homecoming Week Capped with Friday Night SpikesRemarkably, we have surpassed the halfway point of the 2025 Fall varsity season. Teams are jostling for conference seeding in advance of the CHSL championships and will soon be prepping for deep MHSAA state playoff runs. Varsity field hockey is leading the way with an impressive 8-1 start to the season. It hasn’t always been easy… on Tuesday, the Gryphons and St. Catherine’s Academy were deadlocked at 1-1 for most of the game. However, with only two minutes remaining, Greenhills was able to break the tie and secure victory. The win was the eighth on the season for Greenhills and secured their first place standing in the CHSL. Meanwhile, varsity volleyball has returned from a long road trip and enjoyed being back in the comfort of West Gym. Since losing a tough 5-set match on the road at Austin Catholic, Greenhills has won 9-straight sets, good for a 3-match winning streak. It started at home against Detroit Crist
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Gryphons Shining in Fall’s First Varsity Round-Up
Updated on 09/11/2025
Gryphons Shining in Fall’s First Varsity Round-UpRemarkably, our fall upper school seasons are completing their fifth week of the season. With conference play well underway, several Greenhills programs are eying CHSL post-season berths. Additionally, we’ve already had our first wave of MHSAA Regional and State cut times made in cross country and swimming. Regardless of the competitive success (though there’s plenty to celebrate), each team is building community and fostering joy. I’m pleased to share with you the first varsity round up of the 2025-26 school year! Cross CountryOn Wednesday, cross country competed in the first CHSL Jamboree on the season. The Greenhills girls ran away from the pack in impressive fashion with a score of 26, a whopping 44 points ahead of second place Everest Collegiate. Leading the way was Junior Libby Schuster finished second overall with a time of 21:22.55. Senior Nina Malani (4th, 22:46.56), senior Harper Cash (6th, 23:29.07) and senior Emme Raviku
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Greenhills Athletics Core Values
Posted on 09/03/2025
Courage. Commitment. Community. Leadership. Excellence. Joy.Throughout the 2024-25 school year, the Greenhills Athletic Department undertook an evaluation of the philosophy of our Greenhills athletics program. The purpose of this work was to ensure we have a common purpose, easily communicated and easily lived. This was done in concert with similar efforts examining the School’s mission. After soliciting input from all of our constituents on what makes Greenhills Athletics special, a committee of coaches, parents, and alumni delved into the data to identify and define the core values that best represent Greenhills Athletics: CourageWe aren’t afraid to try something new; we take healthy risks, and compete with heart even when the outcome is uncertain. CommitmentWe’re fully invested and show up with purpose—driven to give our best, putting in the work, and rising through every setback with grit and resilience. CommunityWe play for each other. Every Greenhills athlete
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Girls Tennis Wins Fourth Straight MHSAA State Championship
Updated on 06/05/2025
Girls Tennis Wins Fourth Straight MHSAA State Championship!Greenhills varsity tennis cemented its place in the record books with their fourth consecutive MHSAA championship. The team, led by long-time coach Mark Randolph, outpaced Notre Dame Prep (second) and Traverse City St. Francis (third) to claim the title. The Gryphons won all four singles flights: At 1-singles, senior Maddie Morgan won her third straight individual state championship, winning 6-1 / 6-4. At 2-singles, sophomore Ellie Kim won 6-0 / 6-3. At 3-singles, ninth-grader Hazel Morgan won 6-2 / 6-0. And, at 4-singles, sophomore Nina Malani won 6-0 / 6-0. Greenhills also took home two doubles flights: At 1-doubles, senior Shangyang Xia and junior Danica Rakic-Dennis won 6-0 / 6-2. And, at 3-doubles, junior Lauren Ye and sophomore Alyssa Hong won 6-3 / 6-1. Greenhills also had finalists showings from 2-doubles (seniors Sophia Kleer and Jessica Shi) and 4-doubles (seniors Meera Pandey and Meera Tewari). The Gryphons earned 38
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Baseball Wins Thriller; Golf Qualifies for States
Updated on 05/29/2025
Baseball Wins Thriller for Second Consecutive CHSL ChampionshipOn Thursday, Greenhills varsity baseball headed to The Corner Ball Park in Detroit, looking to defend their 2024 CHSL championship (the school’s first such title). A familiar spring foe stood in their way - Royal Oak Shrine, a top-10 team in division 4, as ranked by the Michigan High School Coaches Association. The game got off to a tight start with each team’s starting pitchers putting on dominant displays. After four scoreless innings, the Knights struck with a 2-run double to break the stalemate. Junior starting pitcher Nick Roney finished the game going 5 innings, giving up only 2 hits and striking out 10. For one of the few times all year, Greenhills found themselves having to orchestrate a late inning comeback. However, after remaining scoreless through the fifth and sixth innings, things started to look grim. In the bottom of the seventh, though, Greenhills showed life. Freshman Sam Dorfman and sophomore Twoey Bulloc
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Track and Field: CHSL Champions!
Posted on 05/27/2025
Track and Field: CHSL Champions!On Tuesday, Greenhills hosted the CHSL St. Anne division Conference Championship meet. The meet, hosted annually by Greenhills, welcomes student-athletes from over 10 schools. This year, long-time rivals Greenhills and Liggett were vying for the top spot on both the boys and girls varsity competitions. On the boys side, Liggett showed their strength with their sprinters, sweeping the top-3 spots in the 100 meter run. Greenhills senior Brock Merrit placed fifth in the race with a personal record of 11.89. However, as the races lengthened, Greenhills showed off its depth. Freshman Rowan Bryer placed second (23.57) in the 200 meter sprint, followed by Merritt in third (23.73). In the 400 meter race, sophomore Sebastian Dickinson placed second with a personal record (52.1) and senior Ishan Leahy also earned a personal record and third place (52.87). Bryer (52) and junior Henry Beck (52.79) rounded out a dominant event for the Gryphons. In the 800,
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Postseason Play Underway for Greenhills Varsity Teams
Updated on 05/15/2025
Golf, Soccer, and Tennis Begin Post-Season PlayWe have reached the postseason in many of our Spring sports… soccer and baseball have historic conference championship aspirations and both are in action this Saturday. Meanwhile, MHSAA tournaments are already underway for varsity tennis and begin this weekend for track and field. There are a few precious opportunities left to support the Gryphons at home before we get deeper into postseason. Be sure to check the varsity schedule below… Go Hills! Conference Championship Within Sight for Girls SoccerOn Tuesday, Varsity soccer, now holding a record of 10-2-2, hosted Orchard Lake St. Mary’s in the semifinals of the CHSL championship tournament. Greenhills earned the top seed in the tournament last week with a win over the top ranked team in Division 4, Royal Oak Shrine. On Tuesday, Greenhills got off to an early start thanks to 9th grader Sonia Kwon’s first half goal. St. Mary’s was able to respond, but senior Mia Melendez answered right
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School Records Set; Soccer and Baseball Clinch Regular Season Conference Crowns
Updated on 05/09/2025
School Records Set; Soccer and Baseball Clinch Regular Season Conference CrownsGreenhills track and field hosted their mid-season friendly on Wednesday, May 7, welcoming seven schools, primarily CHSL foes. The Gryphons took first place in both the boys and girls fields. The boys narrowly defeated University Liggett 161.5 to 157, while the girls cruised to a 173-103 victory over second place Liggett. The highlight of the day, however, was that not one, but two Greenhills School records fell. The boys 4x200 relay, a new school record was set by junior Adeola Adefeso, senior Ishan Leahy, junior Noah Korley, and senior Brock Merritt. The relay team won the event with a time of 1:33.01, topping the previous record 1:34.60 which had stood for 47 years! The boys 4x400, comprised of Leahy, junior Henry Beck, sophomore Naveen Kulkarni, and freshman Rowan Breyer, also set a school record with a time of 3:29.42. On the girls side, senior Jayla Johnson also set a school record in the high jump, re
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