Future Spartan Pierre Brooks has captured the first of what will hopefully be many championships at the Breslin Center.
Brooks put together one final impressive performance to wrap up his high school career and lead Detroit Frederick Douglass to the MHSAA Division 4 State Championship on Saturday. Brooks made numerous highlight-reel plays on both ends of the floor to lead the Hurricanes past Wyoming Tri-unity Christian, 47-41, for the state title.
Brooks finished the game with 15 points, 11 rebounds and 5 assists to lead Detroit Frederick Douglass.
“I would say this is the best feeling in the world, especially winning a state championship while winning it with your dad,” Brooks told Brad Emons of The Detroit Free Press after the game.
Check out some of Brooks’ highlights from Saturday’s state championship:
Pierre Brooks with his first bucket in the Div 4 State Championship game. Should be seeing a lot of this over the next few years. pic.twitter.com/kGaLfO6Zhm
— DK (@SpartanHoops_DK) April 10, 2021
ALRIGHT SO PIERRE BROOKS LIKES SHOOTING AT BRESLIN LMAOOOOO pic.twitter.com/NatoMkqNsy
— Sheehan presented by Fireball Whiskey (@Sheehan_Sports) April 10, 2021
#MichiganState commit Pierre Brooks Jr @nba_pbj with the steal and dunk to end the 3rd period. Detroit Douglass leads 36-27 pic.twitter.com/2FJq3i1HLi
— Rico Beard (@RicoBeard) April 10, 2021
Brooks with a layup saving CHASE DOWN block 😳 pic.twitter.com/PnEnKq42gp
— DK (@SpartanHoops_DK) April 10, 2021
Detroit Douglass wins the #MHSAA Division 4 Championship 47-41 over Wyoming Tri-Unity. #MichiganState commit Pierre Brooks II finished with 15pts. pic.twitter.com/6tAS1nphGd
— Rico Beard (@RicoBeard) April 10, 2021
