BREAKING: Berkley HC Sean Shields asked to step down

Berkley High School's football program is making a change in leadership as Head Coach Sean Shields steps down after an admirable six-season tenure. While the team's overall record of 18 wins and 36 losses may not have been stellar, Coach Shields did manage to secure two playoff appearances during his time at the helm. A notable highlight was the memorable upset victory against Livonia Clarenceville, which provided a source of pride and inspiration for the Berkley community. Shields also led the team to a 4-3 record against their arch-rivals, Royal Oak, showing that he could lead the Bears to the occasion when it mattered most. As the program moves forward, they do so with a sense of gratitude for Coach Shields' contributions and a hopeful outlook for the future of Berkley football. 

Berkley High is on the hunt for a new head coach to bring in a new era of football, aiming to harness the exceptional talent within the team. With standout players like running back Anthony Anderson and quarterback Connor Bushey, along with a large group of promising athletes, the program is poised for a bright future. The change brings a sense of promise and anticipation, as Berkley looks to elevate its football program to new heights.