Wayne Memorial’s historic run ended with a loss to East Lansing in the program’s first ever state title game on Saturday.

Cam Hutson remembered just hoping the varsity during his freshman year at East Lansing High School. And once he did, his focus centered on helping the Trojan boys basketball team end its long state title drought.

EAST LANSING, Mich. (WILX) - East Lansing boys basketball capped off its state tournament run with a Division 1 state title. The Trojans dominated and took down Wayne Memorial with a 66-46 victory on Saturday afternoon at the Breslin Center.

The East Lansing Trojans claimed the MHSAA D1 boys basketball state championship by defeating the Wayne Memorial Zebras, 66-49. MLive photojournalists were there to document all the action, on and off the court. To see a complete gallery from the game, click this link.

The East Lansing boys basketball will attempt to captures its second state title in program history when it takes on Wayne Memorial in the Division 1 championship game at Michigan State's Breslin Center.

By Jason Goorman LocalSportsJournal.com EAST LANSING - Sixty-seven years is quite a long time for a school to wait for another state basketball title. For East Lansing High School and Coach Ray Mitchell,

For the first time since 1958, the East Lansing boys basketball program can call themselves state champions. The Trojans took down Wayne Memorial, 66-46, in the Division 1 state title game on Saturday at the Breslin Center.