Eisenhower and Dakota find out Sunday who they will play in the opening round of the state high school football playoffs.
The Macomb Area Conference Red Division powers already know they will extend Macomb County's longest active post-season streaks.
Eisenhower, which had a 7-2 record in the regular season under coach Chris Smith, will make its 14th consecutive playoff appearance.
The Eagles have been post-season participants every year since the current playoff format was adopted in 1999.
Dakota, 8-1 overall and the Red Division champion during the regular season, will be in the playoffs for the 12th straight season.
The Cougars began their streak in 2001. Coach Mike Giannone's team won Division 1 state championships in 2006 and 2007.

Mike Giannone of Dakota has been named head coach of the East for the annual high school All-Star football game that will be played at Kelly-Shorts Stadium at Central Michigan University on June 30.
Jerry Rabideau of Spring Lake will be head coach of the West.
The appointments of Giannone and Rabideau were made by the Michigan High School Football Coaches Association, which sponsors the All-Star game.
Giannone has been the Dakota coach since 1998. The Cougars won Division 1 state championships in 2006 and 2007.

The Dakota boys cross country team celebrates after winning its first regional championship at the Division 1 meet at Metro Beach on Saturday. (Photo courtesy Dakota cross country coach Mike Timpa.)

Dakota could celebrate in the last event of the day at the Macomb County Swimming and Diving Championships at L'Anse Creuse North on Saturday.
The Cougars' 400 freestyle relay team of freshman Marah Pugh, junior Hannah Scruggs, junior Chelsea Waterstraat and senior Hannah Pugh set a county meet record of 3:50.32. That mark broke the old record of 3:50.39 set by Eisenhower in 2006.
"It was amazing," Hannah Pugh said.