Field and tennis courts, before it closed in 2016 due to a coolant leak, the hockey teams have since played the rest of the 2016–17 season at Joe Louis Arena. in the 17-18 season, the varsity hockey team played out of Oak Park, and JV hockey played out of Royal Oak. Since the 19-20 season, the hockey team has merged with Royal Oak and other surrounding area schools named "M1 Griffins Unified" and competes out of Royal Oak's John Lindell Ice Arena. The cross-country team competes at Catalpa Oaks County Park in Southfield and Memorial Park in Royal Oak. The golf team competes at Detroit Golf Club and won their league with an undefeated record in 2009. The bowling team competes at Hartfield Lanes. The Lacrosse team is known as M1 and is merged with Royal Oak athletics. The rest of the teams compete within the school building or outside (rugby) on other school grounds. The BHS boys rugby team was the state champion in 2013 after an undefeated season, and the girls rugby team was state runner-up that year as well. Notable alumni Curtis Armstrong (born 1953), Class of 1972, actor, best known for his role as "Booger" in the 1984 hit comedy movie Revenge of the Nerds Andy Bobrow (born 1963), Class of 1981, television comedy writer and producer, Community, Malcolm in the Middle, 'The Last Man on Earth''. Bill Bonds, Detroit TV anchorman Marshall Crenshaw (born 1953), Class of 1971, singer-songwriter Electric Six, band, original members from BHS Bruce Flowers, All-American high school basketball player, followed Notre Dame college career with brief NBA season with Cleveland. Robert Gosselin (born 1951), former member of the Michigan House of Representatives. Steven Horwitz (1964–2021), Class of 1981, economist and author Jill Jack (born 1963), Class of 1981, singer-songwriter Rachel Jacobs, CEO of tech company, killed in 2015 train accident Don Kirkwood, (born 1949), former Major League Baseball player Andy Levin (born 1960), United States Congressman Andy Meisner (born 1973), Class of 1991, treasurer of Oakland County Aric Morris (born 1977), football player, followed Michigan State University by playing for the NFL's Tennessee Titans and New England Patriots. Dick Radatz (1937–2005), All-Star relief pitcher for the Boston Red Sox and other teams from 1962 to 1969 Robert Wittenberg (born 1980), member, Michigan House of Representatives Gary Yourofsky (born 1970), militant animal rights activist References External links Berkley High Public high schools