It's always a given that there will be bumps in the road for a sports team, and Jan. 20 was one for the Madison Heights Bishop Foley boys basketball team when it didn't play its best game and lost at home to Pontiac Notre Dame Prep, 67-60.
But the sign of a good team is how it responds to such adversity, and last week proved that Bishop Foley is very resilient with the way it rebounded.
First, the Ventures went on the road to beat Detroit Loyola, which has handed Rochester its only loss of the season and won at Pontiac Notre Dame Prep earlier in the year.
Then, the Ventures won at Dearborn Divine Child last Saturday in another quality win.
Looks like Bishop Foley is very much back on track.
- There were a couple of nice individual accomplishments last week by area girls hoopsters that Kosmo wants to acknowledge.
First, North Farmington senior Jasmine Harris scored her 1,000th career point, further proving while she'll go down as one of the best girls players ever to play for the Raiders.
Then on Friday, Gabby Yurik became the all-time scoring leader at Stoney Creek in a 50-38 upset over Auburn Hills Avondale.
Kudos to both outstanding seniors.