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4C Saturday, February 11, 1995 Lansing State Journal Fowlerville nip its taomentum lomia keeps lead Lansing State Journal ll ll 1 va By Ken Gutowski Lansing State Journal WILLIAMSTON Granted, Fowlerville's chances for an Ingham County League title may be slim, but a season that has out- distanced those in recent memory and exceeded this season's expec- tations is already secure. Win number 13 was attained at ICL rival Williamston Friday be-'' hind the 1-2 punch of Jason Feig Jason Lewis, who combined or 44 points in a 78-64 victory. The ''Gladiators moved to 6-2 in the sv t.f r- limn i i i t. MrtfciiMtiJtf fk ROD SANFORDLansing State Journal Excuse me: Everett's Carl Rosario tries to steal the ball from Jackson's Kyle Sanders. Everett: Vikings upset this year was an eight-point win.

Damian Sloan came off the bench for 12 points for Portland (2-6, 4-11) and Ben Spitzley scored 11 points. PORTLAND (49) Spitzley 4 00 11. Fat 1 2-2 4. Dakovic 3 OO 6. Smith 0 1-2 1, Shepard 1 00 2.

Keusch 2 02 4, Sloan 4 00 12. Botke 2 3-3 7. Totals 18 6-9 49. DEWITT (72) Leitz 3 00 6. Kreider 7 6-6 20, Krueger 1 0-1 2.

Reybum 2 00 4, Lamer 1 1-1 3. Laughbi 9 1-2 19, Schwartz 0 2-2 2. Beland 4 1-2 9. Baufch 3 1-2 7. Totals 30 12-16 72.

Portland 10 6 13 2049 DeWitt 18 18 22 1472 3-point goals Spitzley 3. Sloan 4. Fouled out none. Total fouts Portland 18, DeWitt 10. JV score DeWitt 59, Portland 49.

Perry 63. Stockbridge 56 PERRY Perry (3-4, 6-9) picked up the ICL victory over Stockbridge after trailing the first three quarters. Tate Schanski scored 24 points, including four 3-pointers as the Ramblers out-scored Stockbridge 13-8 in the final quarter. Scott Selbig added 11 points for Perry. Chad Allen led Stockbridge (0-7, 1-12) with 23 points.

Chad Collins chipped in 11 points. STOCKBRIDGE (56) Bennett 1 01 3. Cavender 1 00 3, Dalton 2 00 5, Scott 4 00 8, Collins 4 00 10. Aten 10 1-1 23. Gonerka 2 01 4.

Totals 24 1-3 56. PERRY (63) Rines 1 1-2 3. Plowman 3 00 7, Sump 1 00 2, Locke 1 1-1 3, Selbig 4 1-2 11, Schanski 8 4-4 24, Hamlin 2 00 4. Lowrey 3 3-4 9. Totals 23 1014 63.

Stockbridge 17 18 13 856 Perry 13 16 21 1363 3-point goals Bennett, Cavender. Dafton, Coffins 2, Allen 2, Plowman. Selbig 2. Schanski 4. Fouled out Coffins.

Total fouls Stodcbridge 12, Perry 13. JV score Perry 54, Stockbridge 50. Saranac 42, P-W 34 PEWAMO The Redskins hit all 14 of their free throw attempts in the fourth quarter and only trailed once in this Central Michigan Athletic Conference game. Ryan Adgate scored 15 points to lead the Redskins, who survived a two-point second quarter by holding the Pirates under double digits in scoring in each of the first three quarters. Jeremy Hubbard scored nine points and Joe Rasmus added eight points for Saranac (5-5, 9-6).

Jeremy Piggott scored 11 points to lead P-W (7-2, 11-4). SARANAC (42) Adgate 6 2-4 15. Brickley 1 00 2. Hubbard 2 4-4 9. Rasmus 0 8-8 8, Boons 1 00 2.

Westbrook 3 0-0 6. Totals 13 14-16 42. PEWAMO-WESTPHAUA (34) D. Thelen 3 OO 6, F. Thelen 1 00 2, A.

Piggott 2 2-2 7. Werner 3 00 7. J. Piggott 43-411. Hengesbach 0 1-2 1.

Totals 13 6-8 34. Saranac 13 2 11 16-42 Pewamo-Westphalia 6 8 6 1434 3 point goals Adgate, Hubbard, A. Piggott, Werner. Fouled out none. Total fouls P-W 18, Saranac 7.

JV score P-W 81, Saranac 46. St. Patrick 79, Fulton 54 PORTLAND Dan Thelen's 20 points and nine rebounds paced St. Patrick (7-2, 11-4) into the second place tie in the CMAC Todd Wel-ler also had 17 points and four assists for the Shamrocks. Bryan Scheurer scored 12 points and Brian Krieger 10.

Steve Kidder had 19 points to lead Fulton (2-8, 3-11) and Adam Priest scored 10. FULTON (54) Goodknecht 2 1-5 6. Wright 0 6-8 6. TretJ 3 1-2 7, Kidder 8 00 19. Priest 3 4-4 10, Blemaster 1 Ol 2, Bronner 1 00 2, Foster 1 00 2.

Totals 19 12-20 54. PORTLAND ST. PATRICK (79) Gross 0 0-1 0. Russman 2 1-2 5. Fedewa 2 01 4.

Brown 2 OO 5. Scheurer 5 01 12. Thelen 6 6-6 20. Theurkauf 1 01 2. Totals 32 7-17 79.

Fulton 14 14 13 1354 Portland St Patrick 22 1 6 1 8 2379 3-point goals Kidder 3, Goodknecht, Brown, Scheurer 2, Thelen 2, Weller 3. Fouled out none. Total fouls futton 23, Portland St. Patrick 22. JV score Portland St.

Patrick 70, Fulton 60. Fowler 80, Bath 29 BATH Every player scored as Fowler won for the 1 1th time in its last 12 games to take sole possession of the CMAC lead. Bruce Hun-gerford scored 16 points, Glenn Simon 10 and 34 points came from the reserves for the Eagles (8-2, 14-2). Drew Miller had 10 points for Bath (1-9, 2-13). FOWLER (80) Hungerford800 10, Schmitt 3 00 7, Smith 2 2-2 6.

McKean 2 00 5. Epkey 1 00 2, Thelen 3 00 6. Nobach 2 00 4, Wirth 1 3-4 5, Ludwick 6. Totals 36 6-12 80. BATH (29) Cooley 1 01 2, Milter 3 44 10.

Dunlap 2 00 4. McCnmmon2004, Hayes 20-04, McHenry 2 1-4 5. Totals 12 5-9 29. Fowler 19 20 22 1980 Bath 5 8 6 1029 3-point goals Schmitt, McKean. Fouled out none.

Total foul Fowler 9, Bath 10. JV score Fowler 70, Bath 36. ST. JOHNS Colter Watt's perimeter shot basket with 2' minutes left in overtime gave Ionia the lead for good as the Bulldogs rallied past SL Johns 87-86 to maintain the Mid-Michigan prep basketball lead Friday. Ionia (6-1, 11-3) forced overtime on Casey Kilduff layup with eight seconds remaining in regulation after the Bulldogs had trailed by seven points at halftime.

The Ionia comeback silenced a furious fourth quarter and overtime by St Johns senior point guard Matt Feldpausch, who scored 27 of his game-high 34 points in the fourth quarter and overtime. Bill Thomas led Ionia with 26 points. Derek Moore had 18, Kilduff 17 and Watt 14. Steve Kerncz aided SL Johns (4-3, 8-7) with 20 points and Feldpausch also had seven assists. IONIA (87) Thomas 6 1 1-14 26, Williams 1 0-1 2, Nobis 1 34 6, Piercefield024 2.Watt53-7 Millard 1 00 2.

Moore 6 44 18, Kilduff 6 5-8 17. Totals 26 2844 87. ST. JOHNS (86) Feldpausch 12 5-6 34. Parker 0 2-2 2.

Kama 9 1-2 20, Berkhousen 0 14 1. Koenkjsknecht 2 00 4, Chip Simon 2 1-2 5, Holsworth 1 OO 3, Voisinet 2 34 7, Chad Simon 04-6 4, Sutton 01-3 I.McCormelf 02-3 2. Hyler 1 1-2 3. Totals 29 21-34 86. Ionia 19 12 16 27 1387 St Johns 21 17 12 24 12-66 3-point goaf Thomas 3.

Nobis, Watt, Moore 2, Feldpausch 5, Kama, Holsworth. Fouled out Williams. Kerncz, Chad Simon. Total fouls Ionia 28, St. Johns 36.

JV score St Johns 63, Ionia 42. Chesaning 73, Alma 51 CHESANING The Indians jumped out to a 30-19 lead after one quarter en route to this MMB win. Scott Eldridge scored 19 points and had four assists to lead Alma (4-3, 6-8). Jason Danek scored 27 points to lead Chesaning (5-2, 10-4). Shawn Butzin scored 18 points and Greg Maxa added 11 for the Indians.

ALMA (51) Brown 0 1-2 1. Ruiz 3 00 6, Eldridge 8 34 19. Bader 1 0O 2. Furtaw 1 OO 2. Green 0 2-2 2.

Ryder 3 3-3 9. Davidson 2 00 4, Ruswrtue 0 01 0, Seebach 2 2-2 6. Totals 20 11-14 51. CHESANING (73) Richardson 0 2-2 2. Maxa 4 2-5 1 1.

Page! 1 00 2, Gasser 0 2-2 2. Hemker 0 2-3 2. Butzin 71-218. Danek 7 1 1-14 27. Henige 1 0O 3.

Nixon 2 24 6, Everett 0 1 0. Totals 22 22-33 73. Alma 19 15 8 951 Chesaning 30 15 15 1373 3-point goals Butzin 3. Danek 2, Maxa, Henige. Fouled out none.

Total foufs Alma 25. Chesarang 17. Technicals Alma bench. JV score Chesaning 50. Alma 37.

Corunna 71, Ovid-Elsie 54 ELSIE Trouble getting the ball to fall into the hole plagued Ovid-Elsie as Corunna rolled to its second MMB win. John Miller led Corunna with 21 points and 14 rebounds. Kevin Zie-linski contributed 16 points and Tony Crittenden added 14. Scott TerMeer handed out five assists. O-E's Mike Cerny scored 16 points and brought down eight rebounds and Wes Darling had nine points and 12 rebounds.

The Marauders fall to 0-7, 1-13. CORUNNA (71) Miller 9 34 21. Crittenden 6 2-3 14, ZeJnslu 5 44 16, Osika 2 0-0 4, TerMeer 2 1-3 5. Zsigo 2 OO 5, Sobak034 3, QassOOl O.Corwin 1 1-23. Totals 27 14-21 71.

OVID ELSIE (54) Cemy 6 1-2 16. Phillips 2 2-2 6. Je. Brown 0 2-2 2. Kakxy 1 00 2.

Long 0 02 0, Bemdt 0 2-2 2, Jo. Brown 0 Ol 0. Schneider 2 00 4, Darling 3 24 9, Stoneman 1 3-6 5. Vincent 0 1-2 1. Caster 3 1-2 7.

Totals 18 14-25 54. Corunna 18 14 16 2371 Ovid Elsie 6 22 9 1754 3-point goals Cemy 3, Darling, Zelinski 2, Zsigo. Total fouls Ovid-Elsie 21, Corunna 18. Fouled out none. JV score Ovid-Elsie 63.

Corunna 55. Ashley 79, Webberville 67 WEBBERVILLE Marty Cart-wright scored 24 points and Travis Polash scored 17 and pulled down nine boards to lead Ashley to this MSAC victory. Ashley trailed 32-6 at one point Jason Saylor dished out eight assists and Marty Cart-wright grabbed 12 rebounds for the Bears (8-0, 11-5). Chris Davis led Webberville with 22 points while Don Acker scored 13 points and Eric Pettys 11. ASHLEY (79) Czeiszperger 2 00 4, Saylor 2 34 7.

Potash 7 3-6 17, WUcutt 2-1-2 5. Lowe 1 00 2, Gaenda 0 3-5 3, Saylor 5 2-2 14, Jungnrtsch 11-23. Worden 01-11, Cartwright 10 4-5 24. Totals 30 17-27 79. WEBBERVILLE (67) Acker 5 14 13.

Davis 8 5-7 22. A. Lott 3 1-2 9. Zdunowski 1 2-2 4. Petteys 4 2-2 1 1 S.

Lott 3 00 6. Terr 101 2. Totals 25 11-18 67. Ashley 15 19 15 3079 Webberville 7 9 17 3467 3-point goafs Saylor 2, Aker 2. Davis, S.

Lott Petteys Fouled out S. Lett Total fouls Ashley 19, Webberville 23 JV Webbervie 61. Ashley 43 Mortice 76, Burton Valley Christian 56 MORRICE The Orioles held Burton Valley Christian to Just six second quarter points in this MSAC game. Jason McCarthy had 26 points, nine rebounds and three assists to lead Morrice (3-7, 3-12). Art Ten-brink added 18 points and three steals for the Orioles.

Burton Valley Chrisian dropped to 2-6 in the conference and 2-11 overall. BURTON VALLEY CHRISTIAN (56) Stoddard-Herimen 2 00 4, Thompson 3 00 7, Marsh 1 1-2 3. Matthews 2 6-9 10, Kennamer 2 24 6, Rae 0 1-3 1. Davis 10 5-13 25. Totals 20 15-31 56.

MORRICE (76) Huff 2 00 4, Nansy 1 1-2 3. McCarthy 9 6-7 26. Williams 2 4-7 8. Tenbrink 4 9-1818. Dartng 2 14 5.

Huff 2 00 4, DeFrerm 3 2-2 8. Totals 25 2340 76. Burton Valley 14 6 17 1956 Morrice 20 13 16 2776 3-point goafs McCarthy 2, Tenbrink, Thompson. Fouled out Nansy. Total foul Morrice 20, Burton Valley 19.

JV score NA. league (13-2 overall) and sit in sec-'ond place. They'll take a crack at first-place DeWitt Tuesday when the undefeated Panthers (8-0, 15-0) visit Fowlerville. DeWitt won 85-67 in a Jan. 6 meeting between the schools.

The Panthers are ranked fourth in Class B. "We're thrilled to be playing DeWitt in a game that means this much," Fowlerville coach Ken Curtis said. "We're trying to get competitive in the league and I think you could say we're doing that" For Tuesday's game to keep its meaning, Fowlerville first had to avoid taking a nap against Williamston, a team that has won five games all year. But a first quarter that produced a frantic pace and strong inside play from Hornet forwards Craig Kleiver and Tim Cline let the Gladiators know a fierce battle was ahead. And the piercing whistle sound from 46 fouls and four technicals assured nobody was sleeping on this night 1 Both teams took the court with guns loaded as they combined to fire up 31 shots and 13 tries from 3-point land in the opening eight minutes.

Less than three minutes into the game, both teams had reached double digits in scoring. Williamston (3-5, 5-10) led 21-18 as Cline and Kleiver both scored eight points. But after the wild first quarter, Fowlerville's height advantage began to take its toll. At 6-f oot-5, Lewis held a five-inch advantage over four of the Hornet starters and three over the fifth starter, Sam Mills. Kleiver and Cline both eventually fouled out and Lewis scored 14 second half points to finish with 20.

The junior also grabbed 12 rebounds, six offensive. Cline led Williamston with 20 points and Kleiver was next with 14. With Lewis holding court down low, the Williamston defense sagged to the middle and that turned Feig loose. The senior guard scored his 24 points with a mix of outside shooting and one- on-one moves. He also sank 8-of-9 free throws.

"With Lewis producing inside that helps us get relaxed shooting from the outside," Feig said. "It's nice to have him down low." But the Hornets hung tough and while Fowlerville's scoring hit a four-minute skid, Williamston took a 42-41 lead with 2:40 remaining in the third quarter. It would be the Hornets last lead, however. Feig ended the Gladiator drought by knocking down a pair of free throws and quickly adding a 3-pointer pushing Fowlerville to 46-42 lead. After a Williamston Lewis converted an of fen-" Sive rebound and added a free throw.

Fowlerville took a 49-46 lead into the final quarter. Lewis opened the fourth quarter with another putback. Feig added pair of free throws and Doug Thomas four, giving Fowlerville a 57-46 lead. The Hornets got within 61-56, but no closer than five the rest of the way. Free throw shooting was pivotal in final quarter as the Gladiators hit 15-of-18 and Williamston struggled, making just 4-of 15.

Fred Hackett was the only other Gladiator hitting double figures with 10. Mills netted 13 points for Williamston. Feig, a 3-year varsity squad member, said his team is enjoying 'I its sudden dose of success. "We won like four games my sophomore year and last year we won 10 so this is a lot of fun," he said. "This year we've really put it together.

We've been playing together and we're more relaxed ev-ery time we step on the floor. FOWLERVILLE (78) Douglass 3 00 8. Hackett 4 1-3 10, Feig 7 8-9 24, LewisS 2-3 20. Scharmen 2 0-1 4. Thomas 0 4-5 4, Spencer 13-6 5.

Seeking 11-2 3. Totals 27 19-29 78. WILLIAMSTON 64 Lycos 2 (M) 4. John 2 00 4. Mills 5 2-3 13.

Kleiver 9. Hekman 0 02 0. Jenluns 0 0 1 0. Totals 26 9-23 64. FowWviHe 18 19 12 2978 WMienwton 21 14 11 1864 3-pointgoalt Oajglass 2.

Feig 2, Hackett; One 2. Mis. Fouled out Lycos. Kleiver. One.

Total fouls Fowiervtfe 21. Wikamston 25. Technicals Hackett httsson. Fowlerville bench. WiHiamston bench.

JV score WiHiamston 61. Fowlervie 58. DeWitt 72. Portland 49 DEWITT DeWitt remained control of the ICL with the Pan-ihers' 15th win without a loss. Ju-J'nior Jason Kreider scored 20 points and junior Casey Laughlin 19 for the Panthers (8-0, 15-0), ranked No.

4 in the Associated -Press Class poll. Jay Leitz had -eight assists and Marvin Beland nine points and six rebounds for the Panthers, whose closest game Michel Nasif scored 17 points and Jon Vertalka added 13 for the Comets (4-5, 7-7). WAVERLY (55) Jansz 1 00 3, Parsons 6 OO 15, Burch 7 5-5 23, Taylor 2 01 4, Nees 4 00 8, Rowan 1 01 2. Totals 21 5- 7 55 GRAND LEDGE (53) Dickerson 2 2-2 8, Simon 0 02 0, Polston 3 2-2 8, Vertalka 4 4-8 13, Burt 1 0O 2, Nasif 7 2-3 17, Schopp 1 00 3. Warren 1 00 2.

Totals 19 10-17 53. Waverly 11 12 5 2755 Grand Ledge 14 12 15 1253 3 point goafs Jansz, Parsons 3, Burch 4, Dicker-son. Vertalka, Nasif, Schopp. Fouled out Nees. Total fouls Waverty 19, Grand Ledge 13.

JV scow Grand Ledge 77, Waverly 65. Okemos 69, Lansing Catholic 38 OKEMOS Jason Price scored 20 points to lead Okemos to its seventh straight victory in the Capital Circuit. Matt Hulteen added 14 points, Joe Wenzell scored 11 and Joe Fletcher grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds for the Chief tans (7-0, 13-2). Matt Maloney led Lansing Catholic (3-4, 8-8) with 11 points. LANSING CATHOLIC (38) Fernandez 21-15, Maloney 4 3-4 1 1, Diim 0 2-2 2, Wever 2-2 4, Montgomery 0 2-2 2, Baldwin 2 00 4, Watters 1 00 2.

Brogan 0 02 0, Eyde 1 00 2. Gaytan 2 2-3 6. Totals 13 12-16 38. OKEMOS (69) Fletcher 1 44 6, Doherty 3 00 6, CuBen 0 02 0, Fritzsche 0 1-3 1, Johns 1 OO 2, Hulteen 6 2-2 14, Matthews 2 01 4, Price 6 44 20, Weruel 3 4-6 11, Goss 0 2-2 2. Simon 1 0-1 3.

Totals 23 17-25 69. Lansing Catholic 8 115 1438 Okemos 16 10 18 2569 3 point goals Price 4, Wenzel. Simon. Fouled out none. Total fouls Okemos 17, LCC 16.

JV Okemos 73, LCC 51. Mason 62, Eaton Rapids 60 (20T) EATON RAPIDS Aaron Price hit two free-throws with nine seconds left in the second overtime to give Mason (5-2, 10-5) the Capial Circuit win and keep them in second place behind Okemos. Eaton Rapids (1-6, 2-13) rallied from a 12-point deficit in the fourth quarter to send it into overtime on a K.C. Church layup. The Greyhounds' Eric Pricco hit a free throw with one second left in the first overtime to tie the score at 54.

Aaron Gurley led Mason with 22 points. Donald Oesterle had 16 and Adam Verseput added 10. Jerry Pierpoint had 22 to lead Eaton Rapids. Church.added 16. MASON (62) Gurley 9 2-2 22, Olson 1 00 2.

Price 0 2-2 2, Burgess 1 2-3 4, Hamlin 1 03 2. Oesterle 5 34 16, Snow 1 2-3 3, Verseput 5 00 10. Totals 23 1 1-17 62. EATON RAPIDS (60) Rocca 1 00 3, Pierpoint 7 6-10 22, Pricco 2 4-8 9, Eldred 2 00 4, Jones 3 02 6, Church 7 2-5 16. Totals 22 12-25 60.

Mason 10 14 14 10 6 862 Eaton Rapids 11 7 9 21 6 660 3-point goals Oesterle 3, Gurley 2. Pierpoint 2, Pricco, Rocca. Fouled out Pierpoint, Verseput Total fouls Mason 22, Eaton Rapids 20. JV score Mason 75, Eaton Rapids 42. Charlotte 69, Lakewood 55 CHARLOTTE Travis Silvas scored 20 points and dished out seven assists to lead Charlotte (4-3, 6- 9) to the Capital Circuit win.

Steve Tennes added 18 points and Jason McGilvra had 10. Blake Elsie led Lakewood (1-6, 5-10) with 23 points, including four 3-pointers. Matt Goodemoot chipped in 13 points. LAKEWOOD (55) Elsie 5 9-11 23. Cusack 3 01 6, Allen 1 00 2.

Steward 1 00 3. Elenbras 2 00 4, Goodemoot 4 5-5 13, Tryor 1 0O 2, Daniels 1 00 2. Totals 18 14-17 55. CHARLOTTE (69) Nevins 2 1-2 5, LaRue 0 24 2, 4 OO 10, Rowe 0 2-2 2, Silvas 5 6-6 20, Laverry 2 2-2 6, Ford 3 00 6. Tennes 7 4-6 18.

Totals 20 17-22 69. Lakewood 12 10 16 17-55 Chartottt 19 12 17 21-69 3-point goals Elsie 4, Steward, Silvas 4. McGilvra 2. Fouled out Cusack, Ford. Total fours Lake-wood 17, Charlotte 19.

JV score Charlotte 57, Lakewood 47. Ithaca 71, Shepherd 69 ITHACA Seth Stapleton's pair of free throws with 17 seconds left tied the game and his 15-foot baseline shot at the buzzer propelled Ithaca (4-6, 5-10) to the Central State Activities Association win. Stapleton had 21 points, Thad Sherman and Matt Harkness 12 apiece and John Shaw 10 for Ithaca. Matthew Anderson added eight points and bis steal set up the winning shot for the Yellowjackets, who led by as many as 14 points. Ben Brock scored 22 points for Shepherd (1-9, 4-11).

SHEPHERD (69) Chrzanowski 4 00 10, Brock 9 4-6 22, DeLong 3 6-6 14, Walter Berry 5 1-2 1 1 Armour 1 00 2, Tripp 0 02 0, Nartker 3 4-7 10. Totals 25 15-23 69. ITHACA (71) Stapleton 7 6-6 21, Sherman 6 00 12, Anderson 3 2-2 8, Harkness 5 2-2 12, Shaw 5 00 10, Wood 1 0O 2, McDaid 3 OO 6. Totals 30 10-10 71. Shepherd 13 15 18 2369 Ithaca 21 12 20 1871 3-point goals Chrzanowski 2, DeLong 2, Staple-ton.

Fouled out Sherman, Shaw. Technical Patrick (S). Total fouls Shepherd 12. Ithaca 17. JV score Ithaca 70, Shepherd 47.

Carson City 64, Central Montcalm 60 (OT) CARSON CITY Carson City came hack to win in overtime despite squandering a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter. The Eagles held a 40-34 lead going into the fourth quarter and at the end of regulation, the score was 57-57. Kevin Mayes iced the win after sinking his only two free throws of the game in overtime. Paul Grienke led Carson City (7- 3, 11-4) with 24 points and Chris Jones scored 16. CENTRAL MONTCALM (60) Casey 1 00 2, Thwaites 8 4-6 21, Seymour 5 34 14, Brundage 1 1-2 4.

Black 3 3-511. Parks 3 00 6. Gibson 1 00 2. Totals 22 11-16 60. CARSON CITY (64) Mayes 1 2-2 5.

Grienke 9 5-6 24. Jones 7 2-2 16. Garcia 3 24 9, Stoudt 1 1-2 3. Perffer 0 1-2 1, Rogers 3 00 6. Totals 24 13-18 64.

Central Montcalm 9 11 14 23 360 Carson City 12 10 18 17 764 3-point goals Thwaites, Seymour, Brundage. Black 2. Mayes, Grienke, Garcia. Fouled out Chalmers (CQ. Total fouls Central Montcalm 12, Carson City 20.

JV score Carson City 62, Central Montcalm 52. Leslie 50, Bellevue 47 (OT) BELLEVUE Ben Barbour of Leslie hit one of two free throw attempts with no time remaining to force overtime in this SMAA contest Chad Burlison scored 15 points to lead Leslie (2-5, 4-10). David Gauss added 11 points for the Blackhawks, who outscored Bellevue 10-5 in the fourth quarter. LESLIE (50) Gauss 2 6-6 11, Snyder 3 2-2 9, Howard 2 2-2 6. McDamel 1 2-3 4.

Barbour 0 14 1. DeBruler 1 00 2. Newman 1 00 2, Burlison 6 3-6 15. Totals 16 16-23 50. BELLEVUE (47) Penney 2 2-2 7.

VanHoose 7 2-2 21, Treat 1 1-3 3, Brovont 1 00 2, Rombaugh 1 00 2, Omstead 1 1-3 3, Moon 4 14 9. Totals 17 7-14 47. Leslie 7 11 9 15 850 Bellevue 5 10 17 10 547 3-point goals Gauss, Snyder, Penney, VanHoose 5. Fouled out Penney, Burlison. Total fouls Bellevue 21, Leslie 17.

JV score Bellevue 50. Leslie 49. Olivet 80, St. Philip 60 BATTLE CREEK Nate Whitson' exploded for 37 points and 10 rebounds as Olivet remained unbeaten in SMAA. Whitson scored 13 of his points in the second quarter.

Brock Peters scored 21 points and Jeff Webb scored 11 with 7 assists for the Eagles (7-0, 13-1). 0UVET (80) Whitson 156-11 37, Peters 9 1-2 21, Torkko 1 1-2 3, Palacio 3 00 6, Collins 1 00 2, Webb 4 2-3 11. Total 33 1018 80. ST. PHILIP (60) Duval 1 00 3, Smith 3 00 7, Goaley 5 24 14, Green 11-13, Gregory 9 2-3 20, Looper 71-216, Duncan 1 1-1 3.

Totals 27 7-11 66. Olivet 18 20 20 22-80 St. Philip 15 18 8 2560 3-point goals Whitson, Peters 2, Webb, Smith, Goaley 2, Looper. Total fouls Olivet 19. St.

Philip 21. Fouled out Torkko. JV St. Philip 66, Olivet 44. M.

Valley 75, Dansville67 DANSVILLE Adam Driksna hit five straight 3-pointers at the end of the first quarter and the beginning of the second to lead Maple Valley (5-2, 9-6). The Lions moved into second place in the SMAA. Brad Takczyk scored a game-high 26 points had six steals and dished out four assists to lead Dansville (3-4. 7-7). MAPLE VALLEY (75) Thayer 22-3 7, Hopkins 4 0-1 8, Keletourey 1 00 2, Pennington 1 00 2, Dnksna 8 1-1 22, Baker 1 2-2 4, Priddy 4 44 13, Heyboer 4 00 8, Tobias 3 3-5 9.

Totals 28 12-16 75. DANSVILLE (67) Ream 6 2-2 15, Takczyk 10 4-8 26, Basore 1 00 2. Minnis 4 2-2 10, Perry 4 00 10, Galloway 1 2-2 4. Totals 26 8-12 67. Maple Valley 17 22 14 22-75 Dansville 16 14 15 22-67 3-point goals Driksna 5.

Priddy, Thayer, Ream, Takczyk 2, Perry 2. Fouled out Basore. Total foufs Maple Valley 14, Dansville 15. JV score Dansville 68, Maple Valley 46. Continued FROM 1C to using some different players because the starters weren't doing the job." But when Ferguson returned to the lineup, he finished with a flurry, hitting key shots down the stretch as the lead went back and forth.

At one stretch, the 6-foot-5 forward scored eight straight points. He scored 20 points in the second half. Jackson took the lead to stay, 51-48, on a layin by Price and jumper by Hester with three minutes left. With 20 seconds to play, Everett closed the gap to 60-58 on Ferguson's 3-point shot and the Vikings had two opportunities after that but could not convert. Everett, which is 1 1-4, was 23-of-71 from the field.

Jackson has a 7-6 record. JACKSON (60) M. Smith 7 01 15. Price 7 5-7 19, Hester 9 2-5 21, Hamlin 2 00 4, Sanders 1 00 2, J. Whrte 0 01 0.

Totals 26 7-13 60. EVERETT (58) Ferguson 9 3-3 22. R. Allen 0 1-2 1. Winston 2 2-5 6, TJones 2 2-3 6, Thompson 8 01 17, Allen 2 00 6, A.

Jones 0 01 0. Totals 23 8-15 58. Jackson 14 11 20 1560 Everett 13 11 17 1758 3-point goals Hester, Ferguson. Thompson, Allen 2. Fouled out none.

Total fouls Jackson 16. Everett 14. JV scon? Everett 54, Jackson 39. East Lansing 69, Holt 61 EAST LANSING East Lansing (5-4, 9-5) hit 12 of 13 free throws, six from Jason Couisnard, in the fourth-quarter to beat Holt and stay in the CAC race. Kyle Guer-rant scored 23 points and pulled down 10 rebounds to lead the Trojans.

John Elworth added 15 points, Matt Hagan had 10 and On-ome Scott-Emuakpor grabbed 11 rebounds for East Lansing. Tim Schram led Holt (5-4, 10-4) with 17 points, including five 3-pointers. Jeff Schultz added 12 points for the Rams. HOLT (61 Brookes 3 00 6, Schram 6 01 17, Schultz 4 2-2 12. Barrett 3 1-2 7, Vandlen 0 1-2 1, Kenney 3 1-1 7, Powers 1 00 2, Fulk 1 2-2 5, Brant 2 OO 4.

Totals 23 7-10 61. EAST LANSING (69) Hagan 3 44 10, Abrams 2 3-3 7, Adams 1 00 3, Jones 0 02 0, Couisnard 0 6-6 6. Elworth 5 4-4 15, Scott-Emuakpor 13-45, Guerrant 9 5-10 23. Totals 21 25-33 69. Holt 14 20 9 1861 East Lansing 14 21 16 1869 3-point goals Schram 5, Schuln 2, Fulk, Adams, Elworth.

Fouled out none. Total fouls Holt 29, East Lansing 16. JV score East Lansing 80, Holt 68. Sexton 86, Eastern 61 Sexton rolled to its fourth straight victory and fourth game of the season with 85 or more points in the CAC victory at Sexton. Ron Banks scored 19 points, Wall Harrison 14 points, DQuarius Stewart 13 points and Dion Woods 12 for the Big Reds (6-3, 10-5).

Banks and Stewart got nine rebounds apiece, Khari Cain passed for eight assists and Joe Pruitt picked up five steals. Marcel Terry had 16 points and nine rebounds for the Quakers (0-9, 1-13). Laurence Craig added 15 points and six assists and Andril Anthony and Reggie Townsend had 11 points each for Eastern. EASTERN (61) Keyton 3 2-3 8. Anthony 5 Ol 1 1, Craig 6 3-5 15.

Terry 6 4-5 16. Townsend 3 5-711. Totals 22 14-21 61. SEXTON (86) Cain 1 00 2, Washington 3 00 6, Harris 2 1-3 5, Wheeler 1 00 2. Moczul 2 00 4, Pruitt 2 3-4 7.

Frttpatrick 1 02 2, Woods 5 00 12, Stewart 5 2-2 13, Harrison 5 44 14. Banks 8 2-3 19. Totals 35 12-18 86. Eastern 11 11 19 2061 Sexton 20 16 29 2186 3-point goals Anthony, Woods 2, Stewart, Banks. Fouled out none.

Total fouls Eastern 17, Sexton 24. JV score Sexton 61, Eastern 51. Waverly 55, Grand Ledge 53 GRAND LEDGE Eric Parsons hit a jumper with 20 seconds remaining as the Warriors pulled into a three-way tie for the CAC lead. Parsons scored 11 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter for Waverly (6-3, 11-4). Clayton Burch scored 10 of his game-high 23 points in the fourth quarter and Eric Parsons added 15 points for the Warriors, who trailed by 13 points after three quarters.

Laingsburg 87, Potterville 47 LAINGSBURG Laingsburg rolled to its highest scoring total In four years in the CMAC romp. Brandon Woodworth had 23 points, Ryan Palmer 20 and Andy McGee 15 for Laingsburg (7-3, 9-6). All three scoring leaders are sophomores. Kler Moore also had 1 1 points and seven rebounds for the Wolfpack, and McGee had six rebounds, six steals and five assists. Tom Buffington scored 15 points and Todd Bosnowskl 12 for Potterville (2-8, 4-11).

POTTERVILLE (47) A. Lowe 2 1-1 5. Forcia 1 00 2. Orlowski 0 1-2 1, Smrth 4 0-08, Dempsey 2 OO 4. Buffmoton 7 1-4 15, Bosnowski 6 01 12.

Totals 22 3-8 47. LAINGSBURG (87) Moore42-3 11, Woodworth 7 4-5 23, Crum 1 00 3. Palmer 9 2-2 20. McGee 5 2-3 15. Shapter 1 00 2, Wrobel 2 3-3 7, Smith 1 4-6 6.

Totals 30 17-22 87. Pottervill 10 14 13 1047 Laingsburg 17 23 27 2087 3-point goals Woodworth 5, McGee 3, Moore. Crum. Fouled out none. Total fouls Potterville 1 8, Laingsburg 13.

JV score Laingsburg 62, Potterville 31. I.