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4D Sports Lansing State Journal Wednesday, Feb. 16, 1994 Everett beats Jackson 57-54 to close 2nd-place gap 1 4 9 7-25 P- 21 13 14 B-70 3-poW goah-Wirth 2, George, F. Thelen. FouM Out Wolf. Total fcuej Both 24, P4V It JV scare-P-W 52, Both 48.

with 17 points. Bryan Scheurer also had 12 points for the Shamrocks. ST. PATRICK (44) Scheurer 4 04 12, Sondoy 2 3-4 7, Thelen 8 04 17, Hendershot 0 2-2 2, Densmore 2 2-2 6, Simon 1 44 2, Sedewo 0 0-10. Totals 17 7-9 44.

FOWLER (80) Simon 4 2-2 1 1, Slflmon 3 04 6, Koenlgsknecht 4 44 12, SchmW 2 2-4 6, Thelen 10-2 2, Wirth 4 0-0 9, 6 0-1 13, Koenlgsknecht 3 04 Kohogen 0 34 3, Sillman 2 6-7 10. Totah 29 17-26 44. St. Patrick 16 9 12 9-44 Fowler 14 25 11-41 3-point goats Scheurer 4, D. Thelen.

Koentosk-necht 2, Hungerford, Wirfh, Simon. FouM eut none. Tots) touH-St. Patrick 17, Fowler 14. Tecfcnicab-Gross (S).

JV sccre-Fowtw 66, St. Patrick 41. Pewamo-Westphalia 70, Bath 25: At Westphalia, all 11 Pirates scored in the game as Pewamo-Westphalia (9-0, 12-3) cruised to this CMAC victory. Wayne Wirth scored 14 points and had five steals while teammate Brent George had 10 points, four steals and four assists. Jeremey Piggott added 10 points and seven rebounds.

Jason Wolf led the Bees (0-10, 1-13) with 10 points. BATH (25) Bed 0 1-3 1, Lehman 1 04 2, Lamer 0 2-2 2, Bobbins 3 1-3 7, Taylor 1 1-2 1, Meyers 1 0-2 2, Wolf 5 0-3 W. Totals 10 5-15 21 PEWAMO-WESTPHALIA (70) George 3 34 10, F. Thelen 3 1-2 8, A. Piggott 2 34 7, Whittnger 0 2-2 2, Spltrley 1 3-7 5, SmHh 0 34 3, Wirth 4 4-5 14, B.

Thelen 2 1-1 5, J. Piggott 4 2-3 10, J. Thelen 1 0-2 2, Hengesbodi 2 04 4. Totals 22 22-34 70. Lansing State Journal JACKSON Desmond Ferguson scored 10 of his game-high 19 points in the fourth quarter to help Everett hold off second-place Jackson 57-54 In Capital Area Con- ference action Tuesday night Everett (6-3, 10-5) trails Jackson (7-3, 10-4) by a half-game and first-place Sexton by three games.

Jackson raced out to an early 1 0-7 lead before being outscored 27- 7 17 in the second and third quarter Ted by Ferguson's four 3-pointers in the contest. Carl Rosario added 12 points and Aroson Randle 10. Mike May led the Vikings with six assists. Reggie Hester led Jackson with 17 points and Mike Smith had 10. EVERETT (57) Ferguson 5 5-4 19 Rosario 4 4-7 12, Rondte 5 0-1 10, Thompson 1 0-U Mav 0 1-3 1, utas 1 J-2 Allen 1 0-0 3.

VonOvke 3 04 4. Totals 20, 12-21 57. JACKSON (54) I. Hoimes 0 1-1 0, Peavy 4 04 1, Mvson 4 1-2 Totals 22 4453. Everett 15 23-57 Jackson 4 II 24-54 3-poM tools ferjuson 4, Allen, Hester 2, Doss 2, Smith.

Fouled out-none. Total IbuS-Everett 14, Jock-son N. JV score-Everett 64, Jockson l-pomf oooh-Fltipatrlck 1, Porter 1, Walker 1, Elworth 1, Schram 4, Anderson 1, Schutti 1, Porker 1. FouM out-Guerront, Elworth. total touts-East Lansing 20, Holt 23.

Technfcakt-none. JV score-Holt 65, East Lastna 55. Okemos 64, Portland 46: At Portland, The fifth-ranked Chieftains overpowered Portland for this non-conference victory. Adam Quiring led Okemos with 22 points. Morgan Moon added 15 points and eight rebounds for Okemos (15-0).

Kyle Crandall was Portland's top scorer with 1 1 points and three assists. Ben Spitzley had 10 points with two three-pointer shots for Portland (8-6). OKEAM(44) Selby 1 1-2 3, Hedemon 0 1-2 1, Fletcher 1 04 2, Gfcbs 1 04 2, Wendt 3 2-2 9, Moon 7 1-2 15, Hutter 1 3, Quiring 8 54 22, Price 3 04 7. Totals 25 1-15 44. PORTLAND (44) Ben Spitzley 3 2-3 10, PoM 3 04 4, Lememon 2 04 4, Siltolo 4 0-1 8, Otto 1 04 2JCy1e CrondoH 5 04 1 1, Joques 2 04 5.

Totals 20 244 46. Okemos 20 T2 22-44 Portland 15 11-44 J-poW goots-Wendt 1, Quiring 1, Price 1, Spitzley 2, Crandall 1, Joques 1. FouM out-none. Total touts Okemos 12, Portland 13. TKMab-none.

Eaton Rapids 57, Ovid-Elsie 46: At Eaton Rapids, Craig Myers scored eight of his 21 points in the fourth quarter to seal the non-conference victory for Eaton Rapids (4-10). Bill Drinkwater had 16 points for the Greyhounds and Eric Pricco added 10. Josh Cole led Ovid-Elsie with 13 points Sexton 78, Eastern 65: Sophomore Ron Banks dropped in 30 points, including four three-pointers, leading the Big Reds to this CAC victory at Eastern. The No. 2-ranked Big Reds outscored Eastern 26-16 in the third quarter to put the game out of reach.

Antwann Jones added 25 points for Sexton, which leads the CAC at 9-0 and is 13-1 overall. Eastern is 2-7, 3-11. DeQuarius Stewart scored 26 points and Pat Hoag added 16 for the Quakers. Marcel Terry grabbed 10 rebounds and Danuel Stewart had seven assists. SEXTON (71) Cone 1 3-4 5, Beam 31-18, MlHer 10-02, Woshtnoton I 04 2, Bonks 12 2-3 30, Davis 3 04 4, Jones 10 5-7 25.

Totals 31 11-17 71 EASTERN (45) 14, Stewart 11 3-5 26, Terry 2 1-2 5, Munlz 1 0-3 2, Crolg 1 2-2 4. Totals 2 7-15 65. Sexton It 17 17-71 Eastern 13 14 22-45 3-poW goats-Da Stewart, Kelly 2, Hoog 2, De. Stew-on, Banks 4, Beam. Fouled out-none.

Total touts Sexton 15, Eastern 15. Tchr4ce-Eastern bench 2, Banks. JV scar not ovoAaNe. Fowler 80, Portland St. Patrick 46: At Fowler, Bruce Hun-gerford scored 13 points to lead Fowler (11-4, 8-1) to a CMAC victory over St Patrick.

Fowler also got 11 points and nine rebounds from Glen Simon and 10 points from Bill Sillman. Dan Thelen was the leading scorer for SL Patrick Holt 74, East Lansing 73 (OT): At Holt, Chad Anderson hit two free throws with 3 seconds left in overtime to put Holt up by four. East Lansing's Scott Fitzpatrick then hit a pointer at the buzzer for the final margin. Holt's Ben Bakken hit two throws with 25 second left in regulation to tie this Capital Area Conference game at 63. East Lansing then missed a shot at the buzzer to send the game into overtime.

Tim Schram had 18 points and Schultz had 15 to help lead the Rams (4-5, 5-9) to victory. Bakken added 13 points and eight rebounds and Damon Parker 12 points. Fitzpatrick had 19 points for the Trojans (3-7, 8-7), Cheo Walker had 16, John El worth had 13 and Levon Porter had 11. EAST LANSING (73) Fitzpotrick 7 4-7 19, Porter 3 44 11, Scott-Emuokpor 1 1-2 3, Walker 7 1-1 16, Guerront 2 3-5 7, Burke 1 04 2, Elworth 6 0-2 13, Behymer 1 04 1 Totals 21 13-23 71 HOLT (74) Anderson 3 2-2 9, Schram 7 04 18, Schultz 4 6-7 15, Parker 5 1-2 12, Bakken 4 54 13, Brooks 1 04 2, Powers 1 04 2, Barrett 1 1-2 1 Totah 26 15-19 74 East Lamina 13 12 23 15 10-73 Ho 22 14 14 11-74 Waveriy nips rand Ledge V' rsr and Wes Darling chipped in 12. (44) Berndt01-2 2-3 13, Garcia 1 0-0 2, Darting 6 0-0 12, Micka 1 3-5 5, Cosier 2 1-1 5.

Totals 18 8-13 46. EATON RAPDS (57) Hotscher 1 to 2, Buckingham 1 0-1 1 Cole 8 1-2 1, Anderson 1 2, Pricco 4 2-2 lO.EIdred 1 1-1 3, Drink-water 8 0-1 16, Myers 6 4-7 21. Totols 18 1-13 46. fcale I 10 11 H-44 EotonRopMs 19 11 12-57 otat gods-Myers 3. Schwork, I Cote.

FouM -6uckinghom. Total toui-OvkJ-Ebie 16, Eaton Rapids II. JV score-Ovld-Elsle 66, Eaton Rapids 38. AlfJ2' Remus Chippewa Hills 48: At Remus, Ryan Powers scored 13 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the Panthers (6-9) to this non-conference victory. Chad Anderson scored 1 1 points and Trevor Wickes had nine.

Both players had four rebounds and four assists. Tim Howes also added nine rebounds to go along with six points. Jeremiah Cornell led Chippewa Hills with 15 points. REMUS CHPPEWA HLLS (41) Todd 62-214, Cornell 6 3-4 15, Denslow 25-7 9, Poulson 3 3-3 9, Eorle 0 1-3 Totals 17 14-19 48. ALMA (52) McCarthy 20-0 4, Wickes 4 0-09, Anderson 4 1-2 11, Howes 2 2-2 6, Bader 0 1-2 1, Smith 2 4-6 8, Davidson 0 0-1 0, Powers 5 3-4 11 Totols 19 11-17 51 Chippewa HRs 15 15 4 12-41 13 14 15 a 3-polnt goals-Anderson 2, Wickes.

FouM out-Howes. Total touls-Chippewo Hills 18, AJmo X. JV score Alma 73, Chippewa Hilts 41 I Shepherd tips Ithaca Lansing State Journal SHEPHERD Sophomore Walter Berry hit three of Shepherd's nine 3-point goals and the Bluejays upset Central State Activities Association leader Ithaca 62-59 in prep basketball Tuesday. Shepherd (5-5, 10-5) hit just two field goals in the fourth quarter, but connected on 10 of 16 free throws that period, including a pair by Brad Hetherington with three seconds to play to clinch the victory. Ithaca falls to 8-3, 11-5 afr ter having won its last nine games, and now shares the CSAA lead with Lakeview.

Jamey Nelson scored 17 points with four steals and Hetherington had 16 points and 11 rebounds for Shepherd. Berry finished with 1 1 points and six assists as the Blue-jays were 9-for-21 from 3-point range. Daren Kench had 24 points for Ithaca and Nathan Caszatt scored 21 points with 11 rebounds. Jacob Le Baron also had nine points and nine rebounds. rTHACA (59) kench 10 4-5 24, LeBoron 4 to 9, Horkness 1 0-0 2, Caszatt 93-521, Mills 01-21, Nestte 1 0-0 2.

Totals 25 8-12 59. SHEPHERD (62) Hetherington 5 16, Hohlbein 3 0-0 8, Armour 1 0-0 2, Nelson 5 5-10 17, Berry 3 2-611, Brock 3 1-3 8. Totols 20 13-25 62. Ithaca 17 14 10 14-59 Shepherd If 13 15 15-42 3-polnt goats LeBoron, Hetherington, Hohbein 2, Nelson 2, Berry 3, Brock. Fouled out-none.

Total touet-Ithaco 18, Shepherd 11. JV score-Ithaca 62, Shepherd 49. Central Montcalm 44, Carson City-Crystal 42: At Stanton, Don Aikens hit two free throws with 2.3 seconds left as Central Montcalm won this CSAA game. Steve Thwaites hit a 3-pointer with 1:04 left to tie the game at 42 for Central Montcalm (7-4, 9-6). Paul Grienke led Carson-City Crystal (4-7, 8-7) with 22 points.

CARSON CITY-CRYSTAL (42) Sherman 1 to 2, Grienke 6 9-12 22, Jones 3 1-2 7, Garcia 01-21, Chalmers 20-04, Peitfer 1 4-4 6. Totols 13 15-20 41 CENTRAL MONTCALM (44) Thwaites 2 2-2 8, Aikens 6 6-6 21, Seymour 1 2-2 4, Spencer 2 0-1 5, Block 1 0-1 2, Wood 1 2-2 4. Totols 13 12-14 44. CorsonOty Crystal 11 11 7 13-42 Central Montcalm 11 12 3 U-44 3-point goals Grienke, Thwaites 2, Aikens 3, Spencer. Totah touts-Central Montcalm 19, CarscoClty Crystal 21.

Fouled out-Garcra. JV score Central Montcalm 50, Carson City-Crystal 42. Lakeview 73, St. Louis 5 1 At St. Louis, Shark junior forward Ben Baxter posted his second 30-point game of the season, but Lakeview moved into a tie for first in the CSAA with the victory.

Baxter also had 10 rebounds, five steals, two blocked shots and two assists for SL Louis (0-11, 1-15). Tony Howes scored 15 points. Brock Place 14 and David Skorka 10 for Lake-view (8-3. 12-3). LAXEVEW (73) Howes5S-8 2 8, Main 2 2-2 7, Thompson 3 to 6, Roder 0 4-5 4, Sworte 1 0-0 3, Poul Detomater 1 0-1 3, Medler 1 to 2, PetersoM 0-2 2.

Totals 27 16-24 71 ST. LOUS (51) Baxter 12 S4 30, Fox 2 4-4 8, Rogers 2 1-2 5, Wiles to 4, Updegraff 1 0-0 2, Naftiger 0 2-2 2. Totals 19 12-1! Lakeview 12 29 25 14-73 St Louis I 14 11 K-51 3-point goats-Main, Sworup, P. Detomater, Place, Baxter. Fouled out-none.

Techntcnt-St. Louis bench. Total hUs-Lokeview 18, St. Louis 19. JV scort-Lakeview 81, St.

Louis 48. Lansing State JoumalDAVIO OLDS By MARTY ACKLEY Lansing State Journal Waverly joined a growing list of survivors in the Capital Area Conference Tuesday night But the question still hovers: Who will finally fall to the dangerous, but last-place Grand Ledge Comets. The host Warriors (6-3, 10-4) needed a big fourth quarter, ignited by senior guard Keith Peterson, to outlast Grand Ledge 44-40. Waverly is the fifth straight CAC team to escape with a victory over the Comets (0-8, 2-12). Grand Ledge has lost by five points or less to Sexton, Everett, East Lansing, and now Waverly.

Jackson was on the ropes before pulling away by eight at the end of its game. "We play hard," Grand Ledge coach Bob Harla said. "I don't think we play like a last-place team. We're going to steal one yet. "The kids are working real hard and when you have a record like ours and they're still playing hard, that says something." The Comets' style of relentless defense and deliberate offense frustrates opposing teams.

Waverly won this season's first matchup with Grand Ledge 37-30. Tuesday was no different. Grand Ledge led 15-10 at the half, with Waverly hitting only four of its 24 shots in the first two quarters. The Warriors were Called at four points for a stretch 'exceeding eight minutes. J-1 It was an easy half to keep score, -but pure anguish to watch.

I "We were getting good shots and putbacks, but they weren't falling Tin." Waverly coach Phil Odium "I told them to keep taking their shots and don't start second guessing their shots. "I knew Grand Ledge plays this -way. It's hard to prepare and I told tiy kids not to be upset by the -score, they played a good game." Despite losing a 40-29 battle on he boards, the young, short and scrappy Comets built a 22-14 lead Nearly in the third quarter, using ive points by Dan Warren and a -0air of free throws from Jon Ver-3alka. Then Waverly began to zero -in. The Warriors went on a 1 4-4 run jo take a 28-26 lead with 7:06 to play.

Peterson scored seven in that stretch and Clayton Burch had six, including a four-point play. The Comets remained undaunted, hitting three 3-pointers when it Mooked like Waverly was ready to -put the game away. Eric Dicker-Json's second of three treys in the game gave Grand Ledge a 35-33 Jedge with 3:07 to go. But two big defensive plays by Waverly in the last two minutes 'slayed the great expectations on Grand Ledge sideline, Tied at 35, Peterson blocked a 3-" point shot and was fouled in the race to his own basket He made -good on both free throws. Later, after hitting a pair of free -throws, 6-6 center Demetrius JHodge raced down court to inter-cept a court-length pass intended for a Grand Ledge player standing lalone in the backcourt.

Hodge passed the ball up to Peterson who was then fouled, Peterson's two free throws with 38 Seconds left opened up a 43-37 Wa-'verly lead. It was a slim enough lead to rescue another CAC couldabeen. "We knew we were going to be jn a game like this," Odium said. CTm very proud of my kids. We got Jn the lead and didn't try to run away with it" Odium is also proud his team las stepped up with the loss of their injured leading scorer Zach "-Parsons.

The cast on Parsons injured right foot is expected to come off this week and Odium topes to have his 18-point scorer jback for the last couple games before the state tournament "But the rest of the kids have Xeally picked it up." Odium said. It's good for them to see that they fan play and win without Zach." fiRAtv LJEDuE (40) 3 04 Warren 2 04 5, Baldwin 1 04 2, McK irmev 1 0-f 2, Simon 1 04 2, Schoco 2 04 4 Totals 15 44 40. Waverly's Clayton Burch (20) goes up for a shot as Grand Ledge defenders Michel Nasif (22) and Dan Warren (left) apply pressure and Waverly's Joe Rowan (far left) attempts to screen for his teammate. Waverly beat Grand Ledge 44-40. WAVERLY (44) Parsons 1 04 2, Burcti 2 3-3 8.

Hodge 4 0-2 8, Ktrby 2 24 6, Peterson 6 64 19, Norwood 0 1-2 Totals 15 12-1944. rjrand Ledge 11 14-4 Waverly 4 4 13 21-44 3-poM 9oaH-Dkerson 3, Schopp 2, Warren, Birch, Peterson. FoUed out-none. Total kxis-Orand Ledge 17, Woverty 10. JV star-Waverly 54, Grand Ledge 35.

Saranac 69, Laingsburg 59: At Saranac. Aaron Vroman and Jeremy Hubbard scored 16 points apiece as Saranac (5-3. 8-6) won the CMAC game. The Redskins led by as many as 10 points before Laingsburg (5-5, 5-7) rallied to within two points. Then Ryan Adgate's put-back shot at the third quarter buzzer provided Saranac breathing room.

Vroman had 10 rebounds and Mike Jurmo scored 10 points for Saranac. Adam Merrell had 15 points and 13 assists for Laingsburg. John Hughes scored 14 points and Scott Wurm had 13. LAINGSBURG (59) Merrell 3 74 15, Hughes 6 2-4 14, Wurm 5 2-3 13, Lotor 4 0-1 8, Woodworm 2 0-1 5, Crum 1 1-2 4. Totals 21 12-19 59.

SARANAC (49) Vroman 4 4-4 16, Hubbard 6 3-4 16, Jurmo 4 1-1 10, Adgate 3 3-3 9, Rasmus 21-25, Blum 2 04 4, Sigafoose 1 04 3, Smith 1 04 2, Neumann 1 04 2, Bowen 0 2-2 2. Totals 26 14-16 69. Laingsburg 21 16 12-59 Saranac 19 17 15 11-49 3-potot gooh-Merrell 2, Crum, Woodworm, Wurm, Hubbard, Jurmo, Sigafoose. Fouled out-Jurmo, Merrell. Total fouls Laingsburg 18, Soranoc 22.

JV score Laingsburg 60, Soronoc 58. Haslett 76, Fowlerville 49: At Fowlerville, Griffin Loynes and Steve Myers scored 20 points apiece to lead Haslett The Vikings (6-2 in the Ingham County League and 12-4 overall) are a half-game ahead of idle Portland in the ICL. Jason Feig topped Fowlerville (2-6, 6- 10) with 13 points and eight rebounds and Josh VanStee added 10 points and eight rebounds. HASLETT (76) Zuzgo 21-25, Wlllloms 31-17, Griffin Lovnes 8 4-8 20, Steve Myers 8 2-2 20, Bennett 4 2-2 10, Wells 1 0-1 2, Schinoor 0 3-4 3, Miller 2 1-3 5, Bobedo 1 04 2, Wkkham 1 04 2. Totals 30 14-24 76 FOWLERVLLE (49) Porcefk) 1 04 3, Williams 2 2-2 6, Thompson 2 04 4, Ketchel 1 2-2 4, Spencer 0 1-2 1, Douglass 1 04 2, Hockett I 04 2, Jason Feig 5 34 13, Josh VanStee 4 2-4 10, Scharmen 2 04 4 Totals 19 10-17 49.

HasWt 24 14 14 22-74 FowtervM 14 9 17 9-49 3-potot goals-Meyers 2, Porcelk). FouM out-None. Total toub-Hoslett 14, Fowlerville 20. JV score-Hasiett 71, Fowlerville 63 Perry 72, Williamston 60: At Perry, Kris Tieber scored 17 points, had eight rebounds to go along with four assists to lead the Ramblers (3-4, 10-5) to this ICL victory. Steve Vernon added 14 points and Russ Cords had a team-high nine rebounds and eight assists.

Greg McCafferty and Dan Hamlin both scored 13 points. Nate Genova scored a game-high 21 points to lead the Hornets (4-5, 6-10) and Nick Lycos chipped in with 10. WUJAMSTON (60) Loa wood 1 04 3, Lycos 2 5-5 10, Genovo 7 6-7 21, Templeton 2 1-2 6, Botsford 2 04 4, Dunckel 1 04 2, Kletver 2 2-4 6, Mills 4 04 1, Bollard 00-20. Totals 21 14-18 60. PERRY (72) Vernon 7 04 14, Tieber 57417, Schonski 12-34.

Cords 1 0-1 2, McCafferty 6 1-2 13, Kkisock 4 0-1 9, Hamlin 4 54 II Totals 28 15-21 72. WMamtan 9 18 23-44 Perry 13 21-72 3-ootot Qooh-Lodiwood, Genova, Lycos, Templeton, Klusock. FouM out-none. Total toutt-WRIiamston li, Perry 19. JV score Will tension 73, Perry 64.

DeWitt 80, Stockbridge 49: At Stockbridge, DeWitt bolted to a 27-10 first quarter lead and won for the eighth time in the last nine games in this ICL contest Junior Jay Leitz had seven of his game-high 16 points and sophomore Jason Kreider eight of his 10 points in the first quarter. Casey Laugh-lin also had 15 points and Mike Boyce 12 points for DeWitt (6-3, 9-6). David Roberts scored 14 points and Jason Ca-vender had 10 for Stockbridge (2-6, 4- 11) DEWITT (M) Leifc 7 1-1 14, Kreider 4 2-2 10, Fobus 11-13, Boyce 4 4-6 12, Jenkins 2 1-2 5, Ryan 0 0-1 0, Krueger 0 0-1 0, Loughlin 7 04 15, Watson 4 04 8, Baulch 1 0-1 2, Pearson 0 2-2 2, Allen 2 3-4 7. Totals 32 14-21 80. ST0CMROGE (49) Covender 3 1-2 10, Stolon 1 0-1 2, Wlllloms 2 1-1 6, Scott 1 1-1 3, Clark 3 04 6, Gonerko 1 0-3 2, Roberts 6 04 14, Goodki 2 2-2 6.

Totals 19 5-11 49. DtWtft It T7-H StocktrtJgt 14 17 8 et 3-poW goat) Leffl, Loughlin, Covender 3, WHIioms, Roberts 2. Fouled out-none. Total toub-beWM 11 Stockbridge 17. JV Kort-Oewm 65, Stockbridge 9 (OT1 Webberville 65, Genesee 47: At Genesee.

Jim Richards scored 21 points and grabbed 14 rebounds and Natt tott scored 21 points and added Ave steals and four assists to lead fifth-ranked Webberville. The Spartans are 9-0 in the Mid-State Athletic Conference and 16-0 overall. WEBBERVUE (65) Acker 2 1-2 5, Crondoll 1 04 2, Note Lott 7 1-2 21, MocKenzle 3 04 6, Jim Richards 10 1-5 21, A. Lott 1 34 5, S. Lott 0 2-4 4, House 0 1-3 1, Schouti 1 04 2.

Totals 25 9-22 65. GENESEE (47) Greg Gutzett 3 54 11, Dubbs 3 24 8, Sparks 2 0-1 4, Hitchcock 0 0-1 0, Stiers 2 1-2 5, Aaron Bowerman 8 3-5 19. Totah 18 11-23 47. WettervM 7 22 19 17-45 Genet 11 W-47 3-poM goals-N. Lott 6.

FouM out-Oubbs. Total toub-Genese 22, Webberville 23. JV icort-Genesee 52, Webberville 51 Paul Gnenke, Carson City, 22 points Nathan Caszatt, Ithaca, 21 points, 11 Top performances Ben Baxter. St. Louis, 30 points, 10 rebounds Ron Banks, Sexton.

30 points, 4 3-pointers Jeff Pavlik. Cap. City Baptist. 28 points. 21 rebounds DeQuarius Stewart.

Eastern, 26 points Antwann Jones. Sexton, 25 points Daren Kench, Ithaca, 24 points Jon Stanley, St. Johns Gr. Christian, 23 points Adam Quiring, Okemos, 22 points rebounds Jim Richards, Webberville, rebounds Nate Lott, Webberville. 21 Craig Myers, Eaton Rapids, Nate Genova, Williamston, 21 points, 14 points, 5 steals 21 points 21 points Haslett, 20 points Haslett, 20 points 3-pom gooB-romey 5, Gieason 2.

Fouled out-none. Total touts-CapM City 17, Grove Christian 16. JV score-Grove Christian 35, Capttol City 28. Lakewood 69, Forest Hills Northern 60: At Lake Odessa, Jason Barnum led a balanced attack for Lakewood (5-9) scoring 16 points to lead the Vikings to a non-conference win. Jared Curtis had 13 points followed by Steve Metzel with 1 1 and Andy Secor with 10.

Matt Seyffert led Forest Hills with 22 points, including five three pointers. Kurt Myers added 15 points and Derrik Taatjes had 14. FOREST HLLS (40) Tootles 4 to 14, Vrumels 3 2-2 8, Seyffert 8 0-0 21, Myers 5 4-5 15, Vanderwonde 0 2-2 2. Totals 22 8-9 60. LAKEWOOD (49) Metiel 18-811, Curtis 6 1-3 13, Barnum 5 44 16, Secor 3 3-4 10, Biork 2 2-2 4, Goodemoot 1 3-4 5, Krauss 2 2-2 8.

Totals 20 23-31 69. Forest HNS 15 14 12 19-41 Lakewood 14 25 11 19-49 3-polnt goots-Seyflert 5, Tootles 2, Myers, Barnum 2, Krouss 2, Secor, Mefcel Fouled out-none. Total toub-Forest Hills 20, Lakewood 11. JV scort-Lakewood 59, Forest Hills 51. Holt St.

Matthew 49, Lansing Baptist 48: At Holt, SL Matthew rallied from a four-point deficit entering the final quarter to win this non-conference basketball game. No further information was available. LANSING BAPTIST (41) Helterman 00-10, Morris 21-27, J. Green I to 2, Brown 1 0-0 2. Totols 20 4-11 48.

HOLT ST. MATTHEW (49) Harns42-4 1-2 1-37, Nico 1 2-25, Aves 4 0-2 8, Schluter 0 1-2 1, Greiner 1 04 2. Totals 20 7-15 49. LemkigBopM 12 15 11-4 Ho St MaHtww I II 14-49 3-poM goats Homes, Nico, DkXerson 2, Morris 2. FouM oui-J.

Green. Total touts-Lansing Baptist 18, Holt St. Matthew 14. Griffin Loynes, Steve Myers, Total touk-Novl 19, Howell 16. JV sccrt-Novl 57, Howell 58.

Dansville 63, Bellevue 39: At Bellevue, Jeff Minnis scored 15 points to lead the No. 3-ranked Aggies to a Southern Michigan Association conference victory. BJ. Gulick added 10 points and all-stater Adam Jones was held to just nine points. Dansville (14-1.

6-1) broke open the game with a 25-8 advantage in the third quarter. Larry Roush led Bellevue (1-6, 2-13) with 16 points, including four 3-pointers. DANSVLLE (43) Nec4 3-5 9, Perry 0 3-8 3, Thorbum 1 0-0 2, Ream 3 1-2 7, Schmidt 1 0-0 2, Bosore 30-16, Gottck 5 0-0 II. Totals 25 13-29 63. BELLEVUE (39) Whitcomb 0 2-2 2, VonHoose 1 0-0 2, Olmsteod 4 1-4 9 Roush6M 16, Trot2 1-25, Ashley 13-35.

Totols 147-11 Danve 9 15 25 14-43 BeHevut 2 12 8 17-39 3-poW geakt-Roush 4. Fouled out-none. TcM-cces-BeUevue bench. Total touh-Donsvllle 16, Bellevue 16. JV scort-BeAevue 44, Dansville 39.

Capitol City Baptist 64, Grove Christian 51 At St Johns, Jeff Pavlik scored 28 points and grabbed 21 rebounds to lead Capitol City Baptist (17-1) to this non-conference victory. Bob Austin added 14 points, eight rebounds, seven assists and five steals and Andrew Munchbach chipped in with 12 points. Jon Stanley led Grove Christian (2-10) with 23 points and four assists and Greg Kruger had 14 points and eight rebounds. CAPITOL QTY BAPTIST (44) Robertson 3 0-1 4, Austin 4 2-5 14 LPovtk 13 2-828, Munchboch 6 0-4 12, Heath 2 0-0 4. Totals 34 4-19 64.

GROVE CHRISTIAN (51) Stanley 9 to 23, Clapp 0 1-2 1, Kruger 7 to 14, Gleason 3 1-3 9, Tonner 2 0-0 4. Totols 21 2-5 51. CapMOty 15 17 13-44 Grovt Odtttan 11 13 13 14-51 Maple Valley 69, Lansing Christian 48: Maple Valley jumped to a 26-10 first quarter lead, with eight different players scoring, and coasted to the Southern Michigan Athletic Association victory at Lansing Christian. Scott Heyboer had 16 points, Gabe Priddy 11 and Justin Lake and Aaron Tobias 10 apiece for Maple Valley (3-4. 4-9).

Jonathan Eggerichs led Lansing Christian (3-4, 10-4) with 15 points and Tim Palmer scored 12. MAPLE VALLEY (49) Keumpd 2 1-1 5, Heyboer 8 0-0 16, Lake 0 10, Pennington 0 4-5 4, Baker 3 0-0 8, Carpenter 1 t-M, Mitchell 1 to 2, Priddy 43-311, Tobias 4 2-2 10. Totolitf 11-13 69. LANSING CHRISTIAN (48) Eggerichs 6 0-0 15, Palmer 6 0-0 12, Kregel 3 1-1 7, Brown 3 3-4 9, Wright 0 2-2 2, Hall 1 1-3 1 Totals 16 7-TS MaplevaVy 17 1149 Lomkv ChrWtat II 7-48 paint goals Baker 2, Eggerichs 1 FouM out-none. Total touts-Maple Volley 15, Lansing Christian 16.

JV scoreMaple Volley 52, Lamina Christian 31 Battle Creek St. Philip 64, Leslie 50: At Battle Creek, Mike Hughes had 18 points and eight rebounds to lead St. Philip (3-5. 7-7) to the SMAA victory. Mike Shroufe scored 17 points and Chad Burlison 13 for Leslie (2-5, 3-10).

Kevin Green and Jason Looper each had 13 for the Tigers. LESLIE (50) Reed 2 2-2 6, Tello 21-26, McCullough 1 04 2, Shroufe 63-3 2. Totols 20 7-8 50. BATTLE CREEK ST. PHUP (44) Machete 1 2-2 4, Hughes 5 3-4 18, DuVal 1 0-0 3, Goaiey 31-18, Green 3 7-8 13, Gregory 21-25, Looper 3 7-8 11 Totals 18 21-25 64.

Leslie 14 14 13 7-51 BaM Creek St PhMp 15 13 13 23-44 3-potnt goots-Teiio, Shroufe 2, Hughes 5, DuVal, Goaiey. FouM out-Reed, Burlison. Total touts-Leslie 20, Battle Creek St. Philip 11. JV score-Battle Creek St.

Philip 64, Leslie 57. Ashley 65, Burton Valley Christian 52: At Burton, Marty Cartwright scored a game-high 18 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead the Bears (6-2, 9-5) to this MSAC victory. Larry Litwiller added 11 points and Dominic Lowe had 10 points and 11 rebounds. Jason Saylor also chipped In with 10 points. Antoine Brown and James Jones led Burton Valley Christian (0-8, 0-15) with 15 points.

ASHLEY (45) Sovlor42-2 0- 1 1 Litwiller 5 11, Govendo 1 2, Lowe 0-3 10, Jungnitsch 1 0-2 2, FoircWti 2 2-2 6, Cortwrlgnt 6 6-9 18. Totals 26 12-24 65. BURTON VALLEY (S3) Davis 1 2-2 5, Holland 0 1-3 1, Thompson 1 0-0 3, Brown 6 0-1 15, Marsh 3 3-6 9, James 7 1-2 15, Are 1 2-2 4, Douglas 0 0-1 8. Totals 11 9-17 51 Ashley 13 21 15 14-45 Burton Vakey 4 17 14 15-52 3-polnt goak-Brown. Marsh 3, Lltwiner.

Fouled out-none. Total tOutt-Asniiv 20, Burton Votey 2L JV sort-Burton Volley 69, Ashley II. Howell 74, Novi 59: At Howell, Jason Klein had 17 points and the Highlanders broke open a seven-point game in the fourth quarter In this Kensington Valley Conference win. Derrick Dickson had 14 points, Bryan Funke 13 points and 10 rebounds and Andy Wagner added 13 points for Howell (5-3, 8-7), which led 47-40 after three quarters and outscored Novi (5-3, 7-8) 27-19 the rest of the way. NOVI (59) McAleer 1 2-2 4, Rose 0 2-2 2, Piermon 6 8-1 1 20, Wros 4 1- 1 11, Dickon 3 (Ml 6, Shannon 1 1-2 4, Kelly 2 (Ml 5, Dunlop 2 1.

Totols 19 17-22 59. HOWELL (74) Graves 1 0-0 3, Wagner 4 2-3 13, Klein 5 7-9 17, Dickson 5 to 14, Dell 3 2-2 9, Nixon 1 0-0 3, Funke 3 5-5 13, Austin 1 04 2. Totals 23 16-19 74. Novi I 14 W-J9 Howell I 25 14 17-74 3-polnt goals Wros 2, Shannon, Kelly, Graves, Wagner 3, Klein 2, Dickson 4, Dell, Nixon. FouM out-none.

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