Leader of the Senate, Michigan Legislature. Austin Catholic Preparatory School, 1960 Michael Moriarty, Actor, University of Detroit Jesuit, 1959 Michael Cavanagh, Michigan Supreme Court Justice, University of Detroit Jesuit, 1958 Dave DeBusschere, player for the Chicago White Sox, Detroit Pistons, and New York Knicks, Austin Catholic Preparatory School, 1958 L. Brooks Patterson, Oakland County, Michigan Executive, University of Detroit Jesuit, 1957 Bruce Maher, Former NFL Player, University of Detroit Jesuit, 1955 Greg Marx, Former NFL Player, Detroit Catholic Central, 1968 J.P. McCarthy, WJR Radio Personality, Warren De La Salle, 1950 Adam Maida, Former Cardinal Archbishop Emeritus of Detroit, Orchard Lake St. Mary's, 1948 Thomas E. Brennan, Former Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court Detroit Catholic Central, 1947 Manuel Moroun, Transportation Magnate, University of Detroit Jesuit, 1945 Elmore Leonard, Former novelist and screenwriter, University of Detroit Jesuit, 1943 John McCabe, Author, University of Detroit Jesuit, 1938 Vince Banonis, Former NFL Player, Detroit Catholic Central, 1938 Andy Farkas, Former NFL Player, University of Detroit Jesuit, 1934 George D. O'Brien, Former U.S. Congressman, University of Detroit Jesuit, 1917 Louis C. Rabaut, Former U.S. Congressman, University of Detroit Jesuit, 1905 Girls' Basketball Championships Girls' basketball championship facts: Since CHSL girls basketball championship games began being played in 1974, and through 2016, the Bloomfield Hills Marian Mustangs have won fifteen CHSL championships, the most of any school in league history. The Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes Lakers are second in league history with seven CHSL championships. The Livonia Ladywood Blazers, the Farmington Hills Mercy Marlins and the Detroit St. Martin de Porres Eagles are all tied for third with six championships each. Softball Championships Softball championship facts: Since CHSL softball championship games began being played in 1975, and through 2015, the Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes Lakers have won the most softball championships of any school in league history with fourteen. The Allen Park Cabrini Monarchs have the second most softball championships with eleven, while the Warren Regina Saddlelites follow closely behind with ten championships. Football Championships In 1926, Detroit Holy Redeemer and Detroit St. Leo faced each other in the first football game to determine the champion of the Detroit Parochial League (later the CHSL). Holy Redeemer won that game 14-9. The game has been played every year since 1926 under various names, with Detroit Catholic Central winning twenty-eight football league championship games, the most of any school in league history.