DAVISON – (DTV) – (11/14/2023) – The annual Cool to Care fundraiser is back and started Monday, November 13th! Instead of collecting food, it is a money-only collection this year and will go until December 13th. All proceeds will go to Outreach East to help families in need right here in Davison. The high school’s goal is $3,000 dollars. Make sure to bring donations to your first-hour teacher. The top two classes will win breakfast.
Fall sports playoffs recap 2023
DAVISON (DTV) – (11/6/2023) – Here are the latest updates on some fall sports playoffs:
Cross Country: The cross country teams were at the Michigan International Speedway on Saturday, November 4th to compete in the Cross Country State Championships
Girls: The whole girls team qualified, finishing 14th overall
Boys: Iain Forrest was the only guy who qualified, finishing 17th overall
Paige McArdle says what it was like at the big meet!
Varsity Football: Davison took home the District championship on Friday, November 3rd in a close game against Grand Blanc coming out with a final score of 24-17. The Cardinals remain undefeated, winning 11 games this season. They will take on the Rockford Rams Saturday, November 11th in Rams territory.
Interview with #25 Chuck Armstead over the first game of playoffs against the Lapeer Lightning
Volleyball: The lady cards took on the Flushing Raiders in their first district matchup in a tooth-and-nail game ultimately having to go into a 5th set. Davison came up short barely losing and ending their season.
Girls Swim: The girls’ swim team was at the Grand Blanc Aquatic Center on November 2nd and 4th for the SVL Girls Swim Championships. The Cards finished 3rd overall in the SVL with a score of 630.5. This is the highest finish in DHS history! They also had 16 top 8 finishes, finishing the season with 6 season bests and 21 personal best times!
No Justice In Flint Water Investigation
DAVISON (DTV) – (11/1/2023) – The Michigan Supreme Court has denied appeals from a lower court, completely dismissing the criminal charges against former Governor Rick Snyder and previously 8 other government officials connected to the Flint Water Crisis. The ruling took place after Attorney General Dana Nessel’s appointed prosecutors Fadwa Hammoud and Kym Worthy used a one-person grand jury in these cases which the Michigan Supreme Court invalidated.
DTV asked Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel about justice for the people of Flint recently, and the Attorney General had no update and walked away from our interview.
Dana Nessel walks away from DTV interview
The Flint Prosecution Team released a statement Tuesday evening stating, “Today, our Supreme Court has put the final nail in the coffin of the Flint Water prosecutions. The Court decided that a process that has stood in place for over a century, one whose legitimacy the Court upheld repeatedly, was simply not ‘good enough’ to hold those responsible for the Flint Water Crisis accountable for their actions. Our disappointment in the Michigan Supreme Court is exceeded only by our sorrow for the people of Flint.”Current Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley has pointed to the fact that the strategy of a one-man jury has been used many times, and justice has not been served due to a technicality.
Back in 2016, former Attorney General Bill Schuette announced charges against top government officials, including manslaughter. However, he did not charge former Governor Rick Snyder. When Dana Nessel was elected Attorney General, she dropped all charges in the Flint Water investigation and launched her own cases, including one against the former Governor. After almost a decade of promises from both Schuette and Nessel, it now appears that there will be no one held criminally accountable for the Flint Water Crisis.
Flint Water Charges under Bill Schuette
Criminal Charges Under Dana Nessel
All Charges have now been dropped in the Flint water investigation.
First playoff football game of the season
DAVISON (DTV) – (10/23/2023) – Friday, October 27, is the first playoff football game of the season. Davison will take on Lapeer at Cardinal Stadium. Last Friday the two teams faced off in a nail-biter game! The Cards took the win 56-55. Kickoff is at 7:00. The gates open at 5:30. Tickets $7 and are available at the Gofan site. Punch cards and other passes will not be accepted.
If you can’t make it out, DTV will be broadcasting the game, however, because MHSAA owns the rights to all playoff games, we will only be allowed to stream on the NFHS network. You’ll have to pay a subscription fee to watch the game.
After last week’s game, Davison heads into playoffs with a 9-0 record, making this rivalry game sure to be a tough fight.
Here’s a look at the past 5 years of Davison vs Lapeer games:
2023 (regular season): Davison wins 56-55
2022: Davison wins 28-6
2021: Lapeer wins 38-35
2020: Davison wins 47-6
2019: Davison 42-21
2018: Lapeer wins 26-8
Here are the HIGHLIGHTS from Friday night’s game.
Or watch the FULL GAME
Davison football takes on Lapeer at Cardinal Stadium
DAVISON (DTV) – (10/19/2023) – Friday October 20, is the last regular home game of the season between Davison and Lapeer! Gates open at 6 p.m. Kickoff is at 7 p.m.
Tickets are $5 each. It is CASH ONLY at the gate. Once you have entered Cardinal Stadium there is no re-entry. As usual, no backpacks are allowed.
Davison’s Nest (student section) won ABC12’s 8th week of “FanZone”. ABC12 will be coming to Davison Friday during the game to highlight our student section.
The cards are currently undefeated in the SVL conference with an 8-0 record, while Lapeer is 5-3. This game will decide the SVL title so it’s sure to be a battle. The Cards are currently 2nd best in the state and first in their league. Here is a look at the past 5 years of Davison and Lapeer’s rivalry:
2022: Davison wins 28-6
2021: Lapeer wins 38-35
2020: Davison wins 47-6
2019: Davison 42-21
2018: Lapeer wins 26-8
DTV will be streaming the game LIVE on our YouTube channel “DTV NEWS” and on our charter channel 191. We will also have updates on our Twitter and Facebook pages.
Here is a look ahead at the hourly forecast for Friday night’s game:
Help needed for DHS family after tragic accident
DAVISON (DTV) – (10/6/2023) – A Davison High School family is in need of some support after a tragic accident. On October 3rd, Leilah and Lily Russell’s father, Richard Russell, was riding his motorcycle to work when he was hit by a van. He was sent to the hospital and had to undergo surgery.
A GoFundMe for the family has been set up to help with medical expenses and his long-term recovery. If you are able to donate, we have posted the link below. The DHS family is sending positive thoughts to the Russell family.
NETA and CPB 2023 Conference
GRAND RAPIDS (DTV) – (9/15/2023) – The National Educational Telecommunications Association and Corporation for Public Broadcasting held their annual hybrid conference from September 10th through the 14th in Grand Rapids. DTV was lucky enough to be invited to speak on the “Creating spaces with the next generation” panel along with Sophie Beren (The host of the panel and “The Conversationalist”), Ralph Bouquet (NOVA Science Studios), Ashwak Alshabibi (Detroit Public Television), Ariel Alvarez (WNET). On the panel, Sophie talked to everyone about how older and younger generations can come together to talk about the conversations that need to be had.
To see CPB’s own article on the conference check the link below:
To watch the panel check out the links below:
2023 Davison homecoming week events
DAVISON (DTV) – (9/12/2023) It’s that time of the year again, time for the Cardinals to fly back to the nest to celebrate the community. That’s right, we’re talking homecoming! We’ve laid out all the fun for homecoming week below, including spirit week themes for Davison High School!
MONDAY:
- No paparazzi day! A.k.a PJ day.
TUESDAY:
- Adam Sandler vs. Barbie Day!
- Kick-off assemblies: 1st-hour: 9th grade
2nd-hour: 10th grade and alternative ed. students
3rd-hour: 11th and 12th grade
Students will be dismissed via P.A. after attendance.
WEDNESDAY:
- Jersey Day! Represent your favorite sports team!
- Powder Puff game at 7 pm, Junior vs. Seniors
Entry fee: $5 (Nest Passes cannot be used for this game)
The 2023 Homecoming King and Mr. Congeniality will be crowned at halftime
THURSDAY:
- Class T-shirts day
T-shirts will be available for purchase in the cafeteria during all lunches, all week
FRIDAY:
- Maroon, gold, and bling day! Rep your Cardinal pride with the Card colors, plus some bling!
- Pep Assembly at Cardinal Stadium- during 6th hour classses. Students will go to their 6th hour and will be released by the P.A.
- Parade line-up at 4 pm
- Parade begins at 5pm and will head west on Clark Street and will continue towards downtown Davison
- Football game against Saginaw United. Kickoff is at 7 pm
- The 2023 Homecoming Queen and Mrs. Congeniality will be crowned at halftime
SATURDAY:
- Homecoming dance, 7-10 pm at the DHS gym
- Dance Guidelines & information
Davison students MUST bring their school I.D.
Dancing must be appropriate to the school setting. All dancing must be face-to-face.
No provocative or lewd dancing.
No “twerking”. All students and guests found to be dancing inappropriately will be asked to stop and/or leave the dance. Glow Sticks are not allowed. If you leave the dance, you will not be readmitted. In case of emergency, contact the person in charge of the building before leaving. Above all, common sense should dictate your attire and behavior. We would not Expect your behavior at a dance to be any different than what you would display in front of your parents.
- Dress Code:
Females: Necklines should not plunge below the bust line. Plunging backs are acceptable provided the back does not dip more than 2 inches below the waistline. Dress length must be at least mid-thigh. If there is material on the skirt that is see-through, then the underlying skirt must meet the required dress length. Slits on dresses/skirts should not be higher than mid-thigh. There are to be NO cut-outs (areas with no material) between the bust line and the thigh. This includes cut-outs which are covered with sheer (see-through) material.
Males: Dress slacks, dress shirt, tie (for Prom), and appropriate shoes. Your shirt must be kept on at all times. Anyone wearing shorts, jeans, or sweats will not be admitted.
Post Hoco-week recap:
2023 DHS Homecoming Court Announced
DAVISON (DTV) – (8/28/23) – This year’s Davison homecoming will be September 18th through the 23rd. On Monday morning the results of the homecoming court were announced:
Freshmen: Class of 2027
Princess: Berklee Stimson
Prince: Brayden Mendoza
Sophomore: Class of 2026
Princess: Kylee Wong
Prince: Noah Linstrom
Juniors: Class of 2025
Princess: Rowan Johnson
Prince: Kayden Nicholson
Seniors: Class of 2024 King & Queens Nominees
Kings:
- Chuck Armstead
- Buddy Banks-Williams
- Chance Champie
- Diego Serrels
- Conner Woodruff
- Jalen Edwards
Queens:
- Camy Aboneaaj
- Paige Allis
- Trinity Campbell
- Allie Widmann
- Chloe Wright
- Leilah Russel
Congratulations to all the candidates! We will keep you updated on all of the homecoming information throughout the next couple of weeks!
Good luck to all of the Senior King and Queen Nominees.
2023-2024 Nest passes
DAVISON (DTV) – (8/8/2023) – At all high school registrations the student council will be selling 2023-2024 school year nest passes, but this time they will be offering a free t-shirt to anyone who buys a nest pass, or you can just buy the t-shirt on its own. A nest pass is used to attend any sporting event during the school year, including non-varsity games. For the prices and a look at the new T-shirt, you can check them both below:
Prices:
- Nest passes are $50 and include the T-shirt
- T-shirts alone can be bought for $15
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