Basketball Boys D3 Districts Napoleon vs East Jackson, 2-24-2025. Photos by Karson Durocher, JTV Sports. Basketball Boys D3 Districts Napoleon vs East Jackson, 2-24-2025. Photos by Karson Durocher, JTV Sports.
Basketball Boys D2 Districts Pinckney vs Western, 2-24-2025. Photos by John Lucas Jr., JTV Sports. Basketball Boys D2 Districts Pinckney vs Western, 2-24-2025. Photos by John Lucas Jr., JTV Sports.
Basketball Girls Columbia Central vs Grass Lake, 2-22-2025. Photos by Karson Durocher, JTV Sports. Basketball Girls Columbia Central vs Grass Lake, 2-22-2025. Photos by Karson Durocher, JTV Sports.
Basketball Girls Michigan Center vs Hanover-Horton, 2-22-2025. Photos by Karson Durocher, JTV Sports. Basketball Girls Michigan Center vs Hanover-Horton, 2-22-2025. Photos by Karson Durocher, JTV Sports.
Jackson College basketball player Kaylona Butler, right, drives toward the basket during a home game Saturday against Schoolcraft College. Photo by Jeff Steers, JTV Sports Friday Sports Events Boys Basketball Jackson Christian 45, Tekonsha 34: J.D. Locke finished with 16 points, Aaden Breton added nine points and seven rebounds, Daniel Lowe scored 10 points, and Christian Guerrero finished with seven rebounds and 10 assists for Jackson Christian. Harper Creek 57, Northwest 42: The Mounties fell on senior night Friday against Harper Creek. Northwest High School basketball player Jalen Jordan (0) drives toward the basket during a home game Friday night against Harper Creek. Photo by John Lucas Jr., JTV Sports Pennfield 56, Western 47: The Panthers lost on the road in Interstate Eight Conference action Friday night. Tecumseh 58, Springport 47: Gibson Overweg scored 13 points and 14 rebounds and Dallas Higelmire added 10 points for Springport. Girls Basketball Concord 54, Union City 44: The Yellow Jackets celebrated its first Big Eight Conference championship in girls’ basketball since 2015 with the victory. Bradie Lehman scored 18 points, Cieara Barrett added 15 points, and Grace Thorrez added 14 points for Concord (17-4 overall, 13-1 conference). Bedford 48, Jackson 33: The Vikings…
Competitive Cheer D4 Regional at Michigan Center, 2-22-2025. Photos by Emily Heim, JTV Sports. Competitive Cheer D4 Regional at Michigan Center, 2-22-2025. Photos by Emily Heim, JTV Sports.
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By Jeff Steers JTV Sports (February 22, 2025 8:00 AM ET) Western High School gymnast Taylor Paquin kept telling her teammates about her younger sister and how good she was. Emma Paquin could do a back handspring on the beam. But the WHS freshman is more than a one-trick-pony and a four-inch beam. The younger Paquin along with numerous veteran gymnasts at Western have turned some heads this winter winning the conference, defeating four-time champions from Jackson Area Gymnastics, and having a chance to qualify for the state gymnastics final as a team. “My coaches and teammates have been so encouraging … it feels good,” the younger Paquin said of the team’s success this season. “It was really exciting to win the conference.” Western started the season edging JAG in a meet at home. The Panthers went undefeated headed into the conference final last week at Adrian. Western earned its first league title in 25 years edging Tecumseh 133.450-133.375. Paquin finished second on the vault (8.9), third on the floor exercise (8.85), and fourth in the all-around (34.400). “At the end of the conference final I started looking at the scores and felt like we could win,” Paquin said. That…
