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4C Wednesday, February 8, 1995 Lansing State Journal BOYS PREP BASKETBALL iverett stems top-raeked team9 7(0-62 12. Totals 17 11-17 47. Beal City 12 12 14 Fowler: Eagles stop P-W, 70-60 (if "Sy if- ANTHONY P. MUNOZLansing State Journal One-hander: Pat Huhn (45) of P-W shoots over Fowler defender Bruce Hungerford. The Eagles stopped the Pirates, 70-60.

DeWitt rally Continued FROM 1C By the time the Pirates put a stop to it, they were down 30-15. The Pirates managed to cut it to 38-28 at the half, thanks to strong inside play from Piggott The 6-6 center finished with 21 points and 11 rebounds. Bruce Hungerford, who scored 14 for Fowler, took over in the third quarter, finishing strong with eight points and a couple of strong low-post moves. At the end of three, the rout was on, with Fowler firmly in command, 58-39. A Pirate mini-rally in the fourth quarter came up short.

With 5:26 left to play Andy Piggott converted a pair of free throws to pull P-W within 11 at 61-50. But each time they looked ready to run, the Pirates squandered key chances: missing free throw opportunities and turning the ball over. The Pirates could get no closer than the final 10 point margin in what finished as a foul-fest All of the Eagles' fourth quarter points 12 of them came from the free-throw line. Fran Thelen was the only other Pirate to hit double figures with 12 points, inlcuding 8 of 10 free throws. PEWAMO-WESTPHAUA (60) D.

Thelen 10-0 3, F. Thelen 2 8-10 12, A. Piggott 3 2-2 8. Whrtinger 01-21, Bengel 0 0-2 0. Senate 3 2-2 8, Huhn 100 2, J.

Piggott 10 1-2 5. Totals 22 15-24 60. FOWLER (70) Hungerford 5 4-4 14, Simon 80-317, Schmitt 5 6-7 16, Smith 1 00 2, McKean 1 5-7 7. S. Thelen 0 0-1 0, Nobachl 1-2 4, Koenigsknecht 2 4-7 1002.

Totals 24 20-31 70. P-W 12 16 11 21-00 Fowler 19 19 20 1270 3 point goals D. Thelen. Simon. Nobach.

Fouled out A. Piggott. Total fouls P-W 25, Fowler 21. JV score P-W 52. Fowler 49.

Laingsburg 68, Portland St. Patrick 60 LAINGSBURG Sophmore Brandon Woodworth scored 34 points, 26 in the second half, and a school-record eight 3-pointers in Laingsburg's (6-3, 8-6) CMAC victory. Ryan Palmer had 17 points and a team-high eight rebounds. Dan Thelen scored 25 points for St Patrick (6-2, 10-4), which held a 21-9 lead in the second quarter before the Laingsburg comeback. Jason Brown chipped in with 10.

PORTLAND ST. PATRICK (60) Gross 1 0-1 2. Russman 4 00 9, Fedewa 1 1-1 3, Brown 4 2-2 10. Scheurer 3 0-0 7. Thelen 9 6-8 25.

Welter 1 2-2 4, Kneger 0 0-1 0. Totals 23 1 1-15 60. LAINGSBURG (68) Moore 1 1-3 3, Woodworth 1 1 4-5 34, Palmer 4 9-11 6. Totals 22 16-21 68. Portland St Patrtick 14 9 15 2260 Laingsburg 9 11 21 27-08 3-point goals Woodworth 8, Russman, Phelen, Scheurer.

Totals fouls larsburg 14, St. Patrick 18. Fouled out Hone. TecWncals Laingsburg bench. JV score Laingsburg 52, Portland St.

Patrick 31 Potterville 75, Bath 47 POTTERVILLE Potterville held Bath to just seven fourth-quarter points in this CMAC contest Ryan Smith led the Vikings with 18 points. Tom Buffington had 14 points and seven rebounds for Potterville (2-7, 4-10). Todd Bosnowski and Barry For-cia each scored 10 points for the Vikings. Forcia also had six assists. Drew Miller scored 16 points and Brandon Dunlap added 13 for the Bees (1-8, 2-11).

BATH (47) Cooley 3 00 9, Dunlap 6 00 13, Miller 5 40 16, McCnmmon 1 00 2. Hayes 2 00 4. McHenry 1 1-33. Totals 18 5-9 47. POTTERVILLE (75) A.

Lowe 3 1-2 7. Forcia 4 2-3 10. Joseph 1 2, Moore 2 OOA Smith 9 0-1 18. Lowe 1 2-2 4 Dempsey 1 1-4 3. Buffington 7 00 14, Bosnowski 5 0-0 10.

Totals 34 6-14 75. Bath 13 12 15 7-47 Potterville 12 20 22 2175 3-point goals Cooley 3, Dunlap, Mier 2, Joseph. Fouled out none. Total fouls Bath 14. Pottervi 10.

JV score Potterville 52, Bath 48. Saranac 62, Fulton 57 FULTON Saranac took, a hardfought CMAC win but not before a Fulton missed a shot with 12 seconds left that would have tied the game. Ryan Adgate led the Redskins (4-5, 9-5) with 20 points and six assists. Jeremy Hubbard added 13, David Thelen 11. Steve Kidder had 16 points and Adam Priest chipped in 15 points and 10 rebounds for Fulton (2-6, 3-10).

SARANAC (62) Adgate 6 6-7 20, Brickley 00-10, Hubbard 4 40 13, Rasmus 1 2-3 4. Booms 2 2-3 6. Westbrook 2 2-7 6. Thelen 5 1-4 11, Courtney 100 2. Totals 21 17-3162.

FULTON (57) Goodknecht 1 1-2 3. Wright 2 0-1 6, Trefi 1 2-2 4. Kidder 6 1-4 16, Priest 6 2-4 15. Btemaster3 0-4 7. Foster 2 20 6.

Totals 21 9-23 57. Saranac 17 17 13 1562 Fulton 14 9 18 1657 3-point goals Adgate 2. Hubbard; Wright 2, Kidder 3. Priest. Fouled out Goodknecht.

Wright, Trefi, Bte-master. Booms. Total fouls Saranac 21, Fulton 28. JV score Saranac 63, Futton 61. St.

Louis 75, Coleman 68 ST. LOUIS St Louis built a 14-point halftime lead and then held on for the non-league win. Jason Biehl scored 10 of his 21 points in the fourth quarter and Adam Quidort added six free throws down the stretch for the Sharks (10-7). COLEMAN (68) Roman 9 4-7 22. Harcourt 9 0-1 21.

Ranck 4 2-5 13. Madden 4 0-2 9. Auttman 2 00 4. Totals 28 6-15 68. ST.

LOUIS (75) Biehl 8 00 21. Baxter 7 1-3 15. Quidort 2 60 10, Kowalski 3 2-3 8, Derosia 20-15. Edgar 3 00 6, Hum 1 00 2, Updegraff 2 00 4. Barnaby 2 00 4.

Totals 30 9-15 75. Coleman 12 9 19 2868 St Louis 16 19 14 2675 3-point goals Ranck 3, Harcourt 3, Madden; Biehl 5. Derosia. Fouled out Ranck. Total fouls Cote-man 17.

St. Louis 16. JV score St. Louis 53. Coleman 36.

Battle Creek St. Philip 61, Webberville 58 BATTLE CREEK Chris Davis scored 22 points and pulled down nine rebounds but it wasn't enough as Webberville (7-8) fell to St Philip in a non-conference game. Eric Petteys and Aaron Lott each scored 10 points for Webberville. WEBBERVILLE58) Acker 3 0-0 6. Davis 9 4-5 22, S.

Lott 3 1-1 8, Petteys 3 2-2 10, A. Lott 5 00 10, Carrier 00 2. Totals 23 7-8 58. BATTLE CREEK ST. PHILIP (61) Duval 2 00 5, Smith 3 0-1 8.

Goatey9 1-521. Green 1 00 2. Gregory 3 4-4 10, Looper 4 7-9 15. Totals 22 12-19 61. Webberville 8 22 16 1258 St Philip 11 15 20 15 61 3-point goals S.

Lott Petteys 2. Duval. Smith 2. Goatey 2. Totals fouls WeberviUe 19.

St. PhiSp 1 1. Olivet 97, Springport 79 SPRINGPORT Nate Whitson scored 38 of Olivet's 97 points in this non-conference victory. Whitson also had 12 rebounds. Brock Peters had 36 points, seven assists and nine steals for the Eagles (12-1).

OLIVET (97) Whitson 16 5-7 38, Peters 10 9-1 1 36, Webb 3 00 7, Palaao 3 00 6, Wine 1 00 2. Torkko 2 2-2 6, Wells 1 00 2. Totals 36 16-20 97. SPRINGPORT (79) Colon 7 6-7 23, Andrades 6 60 18. Orsbom 8 3-5 19.

Nelson 2 2-2 8, Garrett 2 00 5, Miller 1 1-2 3, C. Orsbom 1 1-3 3. Totals 27 19-25 79. Olivet 29 25 24 1997 Springport 11 20 23 2579 3 point goals Peters 7. Colon 3, Nelson 2.

Whitson, Webb, Garrett. Fouled out Palaao, Garrett. Total fouls Olivet 25, Springport 20. Technical Olivet bench. Ashley 10 11 9 17-47 3-point goals StaN; J.

Saylor, Polash. Fouled out Gottleber. Total fouls Beal City 16; Ashley 18. JV score Beal City 54. Ashley 27.

Charlotte 61, Eastern 53 CHARLOTTE Charlotte took command of the non-league game in the middle quarters, building a 10-point lead as Jason McGilvra scored 11 of his 15 points. The Orioles (5-9) got 13 points and 12 assists from Travis Silvas, 12 points from Rory Nevins and 11 points and 11 rebounds from Steve Tennes. Eastern (1-13) got 19 points from Marcel Terry. EASTERN (53) Townsend 4 00 9, Keyton 3 1-2 7, Teny 83-419, Martinez 2 3-3 7, Anthony 2 0-0 4, Kelley 3 00 7. Totals 22 7-9 53.

CHARLOTTE (61) Nevins 3 5-9 12. McGilvra 7 00 15, SJvas 5 00 13. WikJem 1 00 2. Ford 3 2-3 8, Tennes 4 3-6 1 1. Totals 23 10-18 61.

Eastern 16 6 13 1853 Charlotte 16 11 18 1661 3-point goals Townsend, Anthony; Silvas 3, McGilvra, Nevins. Fouled out none. Total fouls-Eastern 17, Charlotte 12. JV score Charlotte 67, Eastern 63. Holt 60, Eaton Rapids 43 HOLT Jeff Barrett responded well in his first start at center replacing the injured Ben Bakken, scoring nine first-half points and helping the Rams to a non-league win.

Matt Vendlen led Holt (10-3) with 13 points and five rebounds, Barrett added 12 points and Jeff Schultz 11. K.C Church had 13 points for Eaton Rapids (1-12). EATON RAPIDS (43) Pierpoint 2 0-1 4. Phcco 1 6-6 9, Eldred 2 2-2 8, Church 6 0-4 13, Rocca 0 1-2 1, CamsO 2-2 2. Jones 3 00 6.

Totals 14 11-17 43. HOLT (60) Brookes 2 00 4, Schram 2 00 5, Schultz 5 0-011. Barrett 5 2-3 12, Vandten 5 3-4 13. Kenney 2 0-0 4. Powers 1 00 2, Anderson 2 0-0 5.

Sherry 1 0-2 2. Grant 1 0-0 2. Totals 26 5-9 60. Eaton Rapids 12 8 4 1943 Holt 17 13 15 1500 3-point goals Pricco, Eldred 2, Church, Schram, Schultz, Anderson. Fouled out none.

Total fouls-Eaton Rapids 12, Hoh 19. Technical Schram. JV score Holt 50, Eaton Rapids 46. Waveriy 71, Okemos 65 OKEMOS Clayton Burch had 20 points as Waveriy stopped Okemos in a non-conference game. Eric Parsons scored 17 and Joe Nees added 14 points and 12 rebounds for Waveriy (10-4).

Joe Wenzel led Okemos (12-2) with 19 points, including five 3-point-ers, and Jason Price scored 18. WAVERLY (71) Jamsz 3 2-2 9, Parsons 6 3-9 17. Burch 7 5-8 20, Anderson 0 2-2 2. Taylor 2 3-5 7, Rowan 10-12. Nees 6 2-6 14.

Totals 25 17-33 71. OKEMOS (65) Cuten 2 3-4 7. Fletcher 1 3-3 5, Johns 3 00 6. Hurteen 4 1-3 9. Price 7 2-4 18, Wenzel 6 2-2 19.

Goss 0 1-2 1. Totals 23 12 18 65. Waveriy 13 16 21 2171 Okemos 7 17 19 2265 3-point goals Jamsz, Parsons 2, Burch, Price 2, Wenzel 5. Total fouls Okemos 22. Waveriy 16.

Fouled out None. JV score Waveriy 73, Okemos 69. Lansing Catholic 50, Grand Ledge 47 GRAND LEDGE Four Cougars scored in double figures to lead Lansing Catholic in this non-conference game. Junior center Rudy Gayton led Lansing Catholic with 14 points. Mark Waiters scored 11 points, Carlos Fernandez had 10 points and seven assists and Ross Baldwin had 10 points and eight rebounds for the Cougars (8-7).

LANSING CATHOLIC (50) Fernandez 5 0-1 10, Baldwin 4 0-1 10, Walters 3 3-5 11. Malecke 0 1-2 1, Eyde 2 00 4, Gayton 6 2-2 14. Totals 20 6-11 50. GRAND LEDGE (47) Simon 2 2-4 6, Dickerson 1 00 2, Polston 0 2-2 2, Vertalka 4 7-8 15, Nasif 2 00 4. Warren 4 00 12, Schopp 2 00 6.

Totals 15 11-14 47. Lansing Catholic 17 12 10 1150 Grand Ledge 14 10 10 1347 3-point goals Baldwin 2, Watters 2, Warren 4, Schopp 2. Fouled out Gayton. Total fouls Lansing Catholic 15, Grand Ledge 13. Technicals Gayton.

JV score Lansing Catholic 58, Grand Ledge 57. Haslett Lakeside 90, Owosso New Covenant 59 HASLETT Jason Hedrick scored 25 points as Lakeside Christian rolled over Owosso New Covenant in a non-conference game. OWOSSO NEW COVENANT (59) Boomer 1 1-2 3. N. Yenan 1 0-0 2.

Keesler 4 00 8. Dave Johnston 7 0-3 14. Nick Hecht 10 0-1 22. J. Yenan 5 0-0 10.

Totals 28 1-6 59. LAKESIDE CHRISTIAN (90) Hednck 12 1-4 25, Smith 6 00 12. Card 8 00 16, Ki 4 00 8. House 7 2-2 16, Tucker 3 0-1 7, Schroeder 2 00 4. McNamara 1 00 2.

Totals 43 3-7 90. Owosso New Covenant 12 14 14 1959 Lakeside Christian 36 14 24 1690 3-point goals Hecht 2. Tucker. Fouled out none. Total fouls Lakeside Christian 12, New Covenant 9.

aslett top Ferguson's 28 points lead Vikings over Battle Creek Central Lansing State Journal I ATTLE CREEK Battle Creek Central is undefeated no longer. Everett gave the No. 1 ranked Class A team its first loss Tuesday in a non-conference game, 70-62. Desmond Ferguson led the Vikings (11-3) with 28 points including six three-pointers. Ryan Allen and Eric Thompson each scored 12 points.

Everett jumpeds out to an early 16-7 lead but Battle Creek Central fought back. The Bearcats, ranked No. 9 in the nation by USA Today, then went on a 17-4 run between the first and second periods. The Vikings led 44-42 at halftime. Demetrius VanSyckle led Battle Creek Central with 28 points.

Do-metriace Virgil had 19 points. EVERETT (70) Ferguson86-7 28. Rosario 3 0-0 6. Alen 6 0-2 12. Jones 32-28.

Erie Thompson 33-412. Winston 2 0-0 4. Totals 25 11-15 70. BATTLE CREEK CENTRAL (62) VanSyckle 8 9-13 25. Virgil 8 00 19.

Gibson 4 0-2 8. Mynck 2 00 6. Reese 1 0O 2. Yarger 1 00 2. Totals 24 9-15 62.

Everett 20 24 10 1670 Battle Creek Central 20 22 8 1262 3-point goals Ferguson 6, Thompson 3, Virgil 3, Mynck 2. Fouled out Reese. Leslie 61. Bellevue 48 LESLIE Keith McDaniel had 18 points and nine rebounds as Leslie won this non-conference game. David Gauss scored 11 points and Chad Burleson added 10 rebounds for the Blackhawks (3-10).

BELLEVUE (48) Penney 1 1-3 3, Van Hoose 3 7-10 15. Treat 11-2 5. Rombaugh 3 1-2 7. Olmstead 12 3-5 6. Moon 5 2-3 12.

Totals 15 15-25 48. LESLIE (61) Gauss 4 00 11. Howard 2 0-2 4. MacOaniel 6 6-8 18. Arbor 2 1-2 5, DeSnJer 3 00 6, Newman 2 1-2 5.

Burleson 2 00 4, Hardesty 4 00 8. Totals 25 8-15 61. Bellevue 5 12 18 1348 Leslie 10 14 19 1861 3-point goals Van Hoose 2, Gauss 3, Olmstead. Total fouls Bellevue 15. Laingsburg 13.

Fouled out None. JV score Leslie 62. Bellevue 49 Capitol City Baptist 62, Davison Faith Baptist 58 DAVISON Chad Buck had career-highs in points (20) and rebounds (15) as Capitol City stayed undefeated at 17-0. Jeff Pavlik had 17 points and 14 rebounds and Bob Duncan had 15 points, seven steals, seven rebounds and 10 assists. Faith Baptist is 10-7.

CAPITOL CITY BAPTIST (62) Buck 10 00 20. Pav 6 50 17. Duncan 5 5-7 15. Castle 0 3-4 3. Heath 2 1-2 5.

Williams 0 0-1 0. Gnmwood 1 00 2. Totals 24 14-20 62. FAITH BAPTIST (58) Webster 5 3-4 14, Oskey 4 7-8 15. Anderson 5 4-4 14.

Hose 0 1-3 1. Johnston 4 00 8. Bennett 3 00 6. Totals 21 15-19 58. Capitol City 19 13 14 16 2 Faith Baptist 5 13 14 2658 3-point goals Webster.

Fouled out Heath. Total fouls Capitol City 18. Farm Baptist 16. Sexton 92, Grand Rapids Creston 68 SEXTON Dquarius Stewart scored 36 points and Ron Banks added 21 to lift Sexton to a non-conference victory over Grand Rapids Creston. Sexton (8-5) raced out to a 24-11 lead in the first quarter and put the game out of reach with a 29-19 edge in the final period.

GRAND RAPIDS CRESTON (68) Harmon 1 0-0 2. Smith 4 3-4 11. Lopez 4 0-0 9, Jamegan4 11, Wheatley30-0 6, Detmers 1 00 2. Freeman 8 00 16. Totals 30 7-11 68.

SEXTON (92) Can 2 4-6 8. Woods 1 2-2 4. Stewart 16 2-2 36. Harrison 1 00 2. Washington 1 1-2 3.

Banks 8 4-6 21. Lott 0 2-8 2, Prurtt 4 2-3 10. Fitzpatrick 22-26. Totals 35 18-31 92. Grand Rapids Creston 11 17 21 1968 Sexton 24 15 24 2992 3-point goals Stewart 2.

Banks. Lopez. Totab fouls Grand Rapids Creston 19. Sexton 14. Fouled out None.

JV score Sexton 53. Grand Rapids Creston 38. Ashley 47. Beal City 44 ASHLEY Jeremy Saylor came off the bench to lead a fourth-quarter Ashley charge as it overcame an eight-point deficit to take the non-league contest Saylor scored nine fourth quarter points for the Bears (10-5) and finished with 12. BEAL CITY (44) GotrJeber 1 00 2.

Fussman 2 3-4 7, Gross 2 00 4. Stahl 1 3-4 6. Wilson 5 1-3 1 1. Pasch 4 6-7 14. Totals 15 13-18 44.

ASHLEY (47) Ja. Saylor 11-24. Polash 5 2-2 13. Govenda 0 0-2 0. Saylor 3 6-9 12.

Junqnrtsch 3 00 6. Cartwnqht 5 2-2 hi -7. X- 7 7 1 Kreider, Bobeda each score 1 6 as Panthers stay unbeaten at 1 4-0 Lansing State Journal HASLETT DeWitt overcame a 21-11 deficit in the first quarter and bounced back for a 63-45 victory over Haslett in an Ingham Country League game and kept its perfect record intact. DeWitt outscored Haslett 22-6 in the second quarter. The Panthers (7-0, 14-0), ranked No.

4 in Class are off to their best start since 1972. Jason Kreider and Rob Bobeda led DeWitt with 16 points each, and Casey Laughlin added 12. Jay Leitz had eight assists and nine points. Marvin Beland had six rebounds. Griffin Loynes led Haslett (10-5, 4-3) with 18 points and nine rebounds.

Steve Myers had 16 points and four assists. DEwrrr (63) Leitz 2 4-5 9, Kreider 6 00 16, Fabus 1 00 2, Lamer 10-1 2. Laughlin 3 6-8 12, Beland 3 0-2 6, Bobeda 80-0 16. Totals 24 10-16 63. HASLETT (54) HakJ 1 00 2.

Schnarr 3 00 8, Loynes 9 0-1 18. Myers 4 7-8 16, Williams 1 1-2 3, Miller 1 00 3, Wickham 2 0-2 4. Totals 21 8-13 54. DeWitt 11 22 17 1303 Haslett 21 6 11 1654 3-point goals Kreider 4, Leitz, Schnarr 2, Myers, Miller. Fouled out none.

Total fouls Haslett 18, DeWitt 13. JV score DeWitt 69, Hasten 40. Fowlerville 60, Perry 54 FOWLERVILLE Jason Feig scored 23 points and made four of five free throws in the fourth quarter as Fowlerville defeated Perry in this ICL game. Feig, a senior guard, had eight rebounds, six assists and five steals. Nick Douglass had 10 points and Wes Scharmen had nine rebounds for the Gladiators (5-2, 11-2).

Tate Shanski paced Perry (5-11) with 21 points. The Bulldogs held a 46-45 lead entering the fourth quarter, but Fowlerville outscored the visitors 15-8 over the final eight minutes to earn the victory. PERRY (54) Taylor 2 00 5. Plowman 2 0-2 5. Locke 1 00 2.

Selbig 1 2-5 4, Jeliner 2 0-0 4, Shanski 7 3-5 21. Hamlin 20-14, Lowrey 22-2 7, Sperry 1 00 2. Totals 20 7-14 54. FOWLERVILLE (60) Psavo 1 00 2, Douglass 4 00 10, Hackett 3 2-2-8. Feig 7 8-10 23.

Lewis 2 00 4. Scharmen 5 3-3 3. Totals 23 13-15 60. Perry 11 21 14 854 Fowlerville 15 12 18 1500 3-point goals Taylor, Plowman, Schanski 4, Lowrey; Douglass 2, Feig 1. Fouled out none.

Total fouls Perry 14, Fowlerville 15. JV score Fowlerville 83, Perry 79. Portland 60, Williamston 59 PORTLAND Dan Fatic hit a short jumper with 9.5 seconds remaining to give the Red Raiders this ICL win. Fatic had 10 rebounds and scored 10 of his 19 points in the second half for Portland (2-5, 4-10). WILLIAMSTON (59) Lycos 1 5-6 8.

Dunckel 3 1-2 7. Cline 4 00 8, John 2 00 5, Formsma 02-22. Kleiver 5 10-10 20. Mills 4 1 -2 9. Totals 19 19-22 59.

PORTLAND (60) Sprutey 5 00 12, Shepard 2 00 5, Fatic 7 5-7 19, Lenneman 2 1-2 6, Dakovic 3 1-2 7, Smith 3 1-4 9, Botke 0 2-2 2. Totals 22 10-17 60. Williamston 17 16 14 1259 Portland 6 19 19 1660 3-point goals JoKn, Lycos, Sfxuley 2. Shepard, Lenneman, Smith 2. Fouled out none.

Total fouls Williamston 14, Portland 16. JV score Williamston 54. Portland 49. Shepherd 52, Farwell 41 SHEPHERD Sophomore guard Kasey DeLong scored seven of his 12 points in the fourth quarter to lead Shepherd to this non-conference victory. FARWELL (41) Lafferry 0 1-2 1, Pierson 5 1-2 12, Forbes 1 1-2 3, Roberts 3 00 6, Brown 7 2-2 16, Reynolds 1 0-1 2.

Esterline 0 1-4 1. Totals 17 6-14 41. SHEPHERD (52) Chrzanowski 4 2-6 10, Armour 1 0-1 2. Brock 4 1-3 10. DeLong 5 00 12.

Patrick 3 2-5 8, Berry 4 2-2 10. Totals 21 7-17 52. Farwell 4 8 17 1241 Shepherd 14 5 11 2252 3-point goals Pierson, Brock, DeLong 2. Fouled out Lafferty. Total fouls Farwell 16, Shepherd 16.

JV score Farwell 60. Shepherd 50. Fouled out None. JV score St. Philip 56.

Webberville 34. Alma 53, Saginaw Heritage 38 ALMA Zach Davidson scored 15 points and Chris Seelbach had 14 as Alma defeated Saginaw Heritage in a non-conference game. SAGINAW HERITAGE (38) Lausin 1 0-1 2. Unger 1 00 2, Kunkle 1 0-0 2. Pankonin 1 1-2 3, Lewis 9 4-5 22, Connorv 2 0O4, Scretan 0 1-3 1, McBnde 1 00 2, Totals 16 6-1 1 38.

0-1 0. Ruiz 2 00 4, Fortino 0 1-2 1, Eldridge 2 2-2 7, Bader 2 00 4, Furtaw 0 2-2 2, Grain 0 1-4 1 Ryeer 2 1-2 5, Davidson 6 3-3 15, Ruswinkle 0 0-1 0. Seelbach 6 2-4 14. Totals 20 12-21 53. Saginaw Heritage 8 10 6 1438 Aim.

12 16 16 963 3-point goals Eldridge. Fouled out None. Total fouls Saginaw Heritage 21, Alma 18. JV score Alma 62, Heritage 52. SPARTAN 6-4, 6-1 at No.

6 singles, but the Spartans lost 6-1. "I fought hard today," Murray said. "It's nice to win, but if the team doesn't win, it really doesn't mean anything. We needed to focus on the Irish. They played like they were ranked.

But it's nice to step up and to be playing well." Murray came back from a 3-0 deficit in the first set and sailed through the second. He earned the No. 6 spot after winning a challenge match with No. 7 Ben Hetzler in the third set, 7-5, earlier this week. Top performances Nate Whitson, Olivet, 38 points, 12 rebounds Brock Peters, Olivet.

36 points, nine steals, seven assists Brandon Woodworth, Laingsburg, 34 points, school record eight 3-pointers Desmond Ferguson. Everett. 28 points, six 3-pomters Jason Hedrick, Lakeside Christian. 25 points Dan Thelen, Portland St. Patrick.

25 points Jason Feig. Fowlerville, 23 points, eight rebounds, six assists, five Stdls Chris Davis, Webberville, 22 points Jason Biehl, St. Louis, 21 points Ron Banks, Sexton. 21 points Jeremy Piggott. Pewamo-Westphalia.

21 points, 11 rebounds Tate Schanski, Perry. 21 points Ryan Adgate, Saranac, 20 points, six assists Craig Kleiver, Williamston, 20 points Chad Buck. Capitol City Baptist, 20 points, 15 rebounds Clayton Burch, Waveriy, 20 points Notre Dame routs MSIL 6-1 TENNIS The Spartans gave the Fightin' Irish a run for their money, though. A majority of the sets finished at 7-5, 6-4 or 6-3 and one match went three sets, only to be decided by a tiebreaker. "We seemed sluggish and the intensity wasn't there," Orlando said.

"We still have to find a way to win. They found them, so there's no excuses. We have the ability to beat anyone, but we have to capitalize and take advantage of the points." Although Notre Dame won the doubles 2-1, the pair of victories were earned by a slim margin. The team of Jim Madrigal and Murray lost 8-3 and Luke Linder and Hetzler fell 8-6 in pro sets. MSU's Jayson Bedford and Dan Wallihan pulled out an 8-3 win against Ryan Simme and John-O'Brien at first singles.

At No. 1 singles, Simme went on to defeat Bedford 6-4, 6-3 and O'Brien defeated Madrigal 7-5, 6-3 at No 3 singles. Wallihan lost to Mike Sprouse at No. 2 singles, 7-5, 6-3. The Spartans face Ball State Saturday.

By Tami Watt Lansing State Journal EAST LANSING It's a little ironic that the person who wasn't even supposed to start got the only win against the top-ranked foe. Michigan State tennis coach Gene Orlando wasn't going to use sophomore Aaron Murray as a singles player this week, but a challenge match proved otherwise. Murray got the only MSU singles win against No. 15 Notre Dame Tuesday at the MSU Indoor Tennis Facility. He defeated Ron Mancias H.

ANTHONY P. MUNOZLansing State Journal Get off my back: Glenn Simon (left) of Fowler tries to get past P-W's Dean Thelen. Simon had 17 points as Fowler won, 70-60..