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It's a crazy-busy stretch here for the Pick of the Week staff, with all kinds of playoffs under way and a slew of seasons coming to an end.  That said, it's also an exciting time for prep sports fans.  With that in mind, let's take our weekly look back at the week that was, and check out the week that lies ahead. <ul> <li>It was an all-too-sudden end to the prep hockey season for the , who fell to Wyandotte Roosevelt, 3-2, in overtime Feb. 28.</li> <li>The girls basketball season at Trenton High also saw its season come to a close in the opening round of the state tourney, falling to Brownstown Woodhaven, 63-46. </li> <li>Kudos to the Motor City Metal Jackets who formed an alliance this week with the Detroit Falcons. The combination will allow the Metal Jackets Junior A club the ability to recruit from its own AAA affiliate. </li> </ul> Looking Ahead <ul> <li>The boy's hoops squad gets the postseason under way this week. The Trojans tip off the tourney March 9 against either Woodhaven or Southgate Anderson beginning at 5:30 p.m. at Gibraltar Carlson High. Should the squad win its semifinal matchup, they'll advance to the district title game March 11 at 7 p.m. </li> </ul>

It’s a crazy-busy stretch here for the Pick of the Week staff, with all kinds of playoffs under way and a slew of seasons coming to an end.

That said, it’s also an exciting time for prep sports fans.  With that in mind, let’s take our weekly look back at the week that was, and check out the week that lies ahead.

<ul> <li>It was an all-too-sudden end to the prep hockey season for the , who fell to Wyandotte Roosevelt, 3-2, in overtime Feb. 28.</li> <li>The girls basketball season at Trenton High also saw its season come to a close in the opening round of the state tourney, falling to Brownstown Woodhaven, 63-46. </li> <li>Kudos to the Motor City Metal Jackets who formed an alliance this week with the Detroit Falcons. The combination will allow the Metal Jackets Junior A club the ability to recruit from its own AAA affiliate. </li> </ul> Looking Ahead <ul> <li>The boy’s hoops squad gets the postseason under way this week. The Trojans tip off the tourney March 9 against either Woodhaven or Southgate Anderson beginning at 5:30 p.m. at Gibraltar Carlson High. Should the squad win its semifinal matchup, they’ll advance to the district title game March 11 at 7 p.m. </li> </ul>

Trenton Grosse Ile

Trenton hockey falls to Bears in OT while girls hoops squad ends postseason run.