Dearborn Divine Child Detroit Loyola Macomb Lutheran North Intersectional 1 Division Allen Park Cabrini Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood Madison Heights Bishop Foley Catholic Royal Oak Shrine Catholic Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes Intersectional 2 Division Clarkston Everest Catholic Detroit Cristo Rey Macomb Austin Catholic Marine City Cardinal Mooney Catholic Riverview Gabriel Richard West Bloomfield Frankel Jewish Academy Former League Members (closed schools) Footnotes: Monroe County Catholic Central High School, Monroe (opened in 1944), and St. Mary Academy, Monroe (opened in 1846), became St. Mary Catholic Central High School in 1986 when the two schools merged. Washtenaw County Ann Arbor St. Thomas High School became Father Gabriel Richard High School in 1978. Wayne County Detroit Cristo Rey High School occupies the former Detroit Holy Redeemer High School building. Our Lady of Mercy High School in Detroit moved to Farmington in 1965 and changed its name to Mercy High School that same year. Redford St. Agatha High School became St. Katharine Drexel High School in 2003. Redford Bishop Borgess High School closed in 2005 and became Redford Covenant High School which closed in 2009. Accomplishments Since its founding in 1926, CHSL member schools have won nearly 300 state titles (through 2015). Former Bloomfield Hills Brother Rice and Royal Oak Shrine head coach Al Fracassa holds the state record for all-time football coaching wins with 430 while Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes' former head coach Mike Boyd is third at 361 wins (all at one school), and current Detroit Catholic Central head coach Tom Mach is fourth with 348 wins (as of 2014). Current Warren Regina head coach Diane Laffey is the winningest coach in MHSAA softball history with 1,118 victories through the 2015 season. She also is the third winningest head coach in MHSAA girls basketball with 619 wins as of 2015. In boys basketball, Orchard Lake St. Mary's is the state's second-winningest all-time program with 1,250 wins (as of 2009). Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood has the most ever boys ice hockey state championships with seventeen (as of 2015), and the most boys tennis state titles with eighteen (as of 2015). Cranbrook-Kingswood also has sixteen girls tennis state championships, the most ever in that sport in Michigan history (as of 2015). Detroit St. Martin de Porres holds the record for the most state titles in boys track with fifteen (as of 2015). Madison Heights Bishop Foley holds the most girls soccer state