The top high school football teams in Michigan are set for state championship games across eight divisions this weekend. 

The state’s top two teams in the MaxPreps national rankings, No. 21 Cass Tech and No. 65 Detroit Catholic Central, will close out the proceedings Sunday night as the Technicians seek a second consecutive Division 1 title. 

Plenty of drama awaits before that showdown, though. Three other teams also are looking to repeat as champions: Orchard Lake St. Mary’s in D2, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep in D5 and Jackson Lumen Christi in D6, with Lumen Christi trying for a fourth straight state title after winning the D7 crown in 2022 and 2023. 

The best news: All eight title games are available to watch live for viewers in Michigan and around the country. Here’s how to tune in: 

Where to watch Michigan high school football championship games

The Michigan high school football championship games will not air on traditional television but can be streamed live via the NFHS Network. 

The NFHS Network offers two basic plans: an Annual Pass ($6.67 per month) or a Monthly Pass ($13.99 per month). These plans give subscribers the ability to watch live sporting events and create clips of their favorite moments from games.

Michigan high school football championship games schedule 2025

Friday, Nov. 28

Div. Matchup Time (ET) Live stream
8 Harbor Beach vs. Hudson 9:30 a.m. NFHS Network
4 Hudsonville Unity Christian vs. Dearborn Divine Child 12:30 p.m. NFHS Network
6 Kingsley vs. Jackson Lumen Christi 4 p.m. NFHS Network
2 Orchard Lake St. Mary’s vs. Dexter 7 p.m. NFHS Network

Sunday, Nov. 30

Div. Matchup Time (ET) Live stream
7 Menominee vs. Schoolcraft 9:30 a.m. NFHS Network
3 Mt. Pleasant vs. DeWitt 12:30 p.m. NFHS Network
5 G.R. West Catholic vs. Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 4 p.m. NFHS Network
1 Detroit Catholic Central vs. Cass Tech 7 p.m. NFHS Network

Where are Michigan high school football championship games played? 

All eight MHSAA finals in 2025 will be played at Ford Field in Detroit. 

The home of the Lions will host four games Friday and Sunday, with Michigan State playing Maryland at the stadium in between on Saturday. 

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