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Two Macomb County natives made the Michigan men’s soccer team’s all-decade team, which was announced on Sept. 24.

Alex Morisset, a graduate of De La Salle, made the squad as a midfield after recording one goal and four assists in 70 games for the Wolverines from 2005-08.

U-M coach Steve Burns had high praise for Morisset:

Alex Morisette

“Pound for pound, the toughest player we ever had in the midfield. Morisset covered huge amounts of space and always delivered crushing well-timed tackles. He is the standout player that epitomized the 'guts' of guts and glory."

In addition to Morisset, Justin Meram (Eisenhower) earned a spot as an alternate.

Meram, a forward, is the only current player on the all-decade squad. He has nine goals and eight assists in 24 games at U-M, and he garnered All-Big Ten Second Team recognition in 2009.

The girls golf and boys tennis seasons already are in full swing, and this weekend marks the start of the seasons for several Macomb County volleyball and soccer teams.

In volleyball, Dakota will compete at the Hartland Invitational; Eisenhower and Romeo will play at the West Bloomfield tournament; and L’Anse Creuse North, Lutheran North and Memphis will participate in the Imlay City tourney.

In soccer, several teams will compete in tournaments Saturday, including De La Salle at the Traverse City tournament; East Detroit at the Romeo tournament; and Lutheran North at the Country Day tournament.

Most county soccer teams will be in action on Monday.