Girls District Basketball Schedule
Class A at Mason (Photo: Ryan Kerwin, JTV Sports) Okemos vs. Holt 2/26/18 Semifinals Everett vs. Okemos/Holt 2/28/18 6pm Mason vs. Jackson 2/28/18 7:30p.m. Class B at Eaton Rapids Western vs. Stockbridge 2/26/18 Semifinals Eaton Rapids vs. Leslie 2/28/18 7:30pm Northwest vs. Western/Stockbridge 6pm Class B at Adrian Onsted vs. Columbia Central 2/26/18 Jonesville vs. Hillsdale 2/26/18 Semifinals Adrian vs. Onsted/Columbia 2/28/18 5pm Michigan Center vs. Jonesville/Hillsdale 2/28/18 7pm Class C at Hanover-Horton Hanover-Horton vs. Lumen Christi 2/26/18 East Jackson vs. JPEC 2/26/18 Vandercook Lake vs. Concord 2/26/18 Semifinals Hanover/Lumen vs. East Jackson/JPEC 2/28/18 5:30pm Grass Lake vs. Vandercook/Concord 2/28/18 7pm Class C at Clinton Clinton vs. Pittsford 2/26/18 Manchester vs. Sand Creek 2/26/18 Addison vs. Napoleon 2/26/18 Semifinals Clinton/Pittsford vs. Manchester/Sand Creek 2/28/18 5:30pm Hudson vs. Addison/Napoleon 2/28/18 7pm Class C at Delton Kellogg Vermontville Maple Valley vs. Saranac 2/26/18 Springport vs. Potterville 2/26/18 Semifinals Pewamo-Westphalia vs. Vermontville/Saranac 2/28/18 5:30pm Delton Kellogg vs. Springport/Potterville 2/28/18 7pm Class D at Lenawee Christian Morenci vs. Waldron…
Comets and Cardinals to Battle for Sole Possession of Conference First Place
(Photos: Ryan Kerwin, JTV Sports) By Gary Kalahar JTV Sports Large turnovers in personnel have left the Michigan Center and Hanover-Horton high school basketball teams … right where they’re used to being. The two teams that between them have won the last four Cascades Conference championships are atop the league again, sharing first place despite significant graduation losses. They will break the tie heading into the final two weeks of the season when they meet Friday at Michigan Center. Michigan Center lost its top four scorers from last year’s team that recorded the first 20-0 regular season in school history and won a Class C district championship. So all the Cardinals have done this season is go 14-1, with a 9-1 league record marred only by a loss to Hanover-Horton. Coach Travis Gaddy isn’t as surprised as one might think. “We knew we had a good nucleus back,” Gaddy said. “You can’t replace what we lost. You hope your program’s deep enough that the next guys can step up, and that’s what these guys have been doing.” The story is similar at Hanover-Horton, where the Comets lost a handful of top players from their 19-4 team of a year ago…
